Toyota Yaris: Headlight Assembly / Components
COMPONENTS
ILLUSTRATION
| *1 | HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY | - | - |
ILLUSTRATION
| *1 | HEADLIGHT LEVELING MOTOR | *2 | HEADLIGHT LEVELING MOTOR BASE PACKING |
| *3 | NO. 1 HEADLIGHT COVER | - | - |
| ● | Non-reusable part | - | - |
ILLUSTRATION
| *1 | HEADLIGHT LENS SUB-ASSEMBLY | *2 | HEADLIGHT HOUSING SUB-ASSEMBLY |
| *3 | HEADLIGHT LENS GASKET | *4 | LIGHT CONTROL LED ECU |
| *5 | HEADLIGHT UNIT ASSEMBLY | *6 | HEADLIGHT CORD |
| *7 | PIVOT SCREW | *8 | AIMING SCREW |
| *9 | PIVOT COLLAR | - | - |
| ● | Non-reusable part | - | - |
PRECAUTION NOTICE: When disassembling the headlight assembly, use static electricity countermeasures SST (desktop anti-static mat set) and observe all precautions to prevent damage to the system by electrostatic discharge (ESD)...
REMOVAL CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT HINT:
Use the same procedure for the RH side and LH side.
The following procedure is for the LH side.
PROCEDURE 1...
Other information:
DESCRIPTION When the ECM detects an internal malfunction, DTC P057504 or P057549 is stored. DTC No. Detection Item DTC Detection Condition Trouble Area DTC Output from P057504 Cruise Control System Internal Failure When the dynamic radar cruise control system is operating, the ECM detects a malfunction in the internal cancel circuit for 0...
REMOVAL CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT The necessary procedures (adjustment, calibration, initialization, or registration) that must be performed after parts are removed, installed, or replaced during the knock sensor removal/installation are shown below. Necessary Procedure After Parts Removed/Installed/Replaced Replacement Part or Procedure Necessary Procedure Effect/Inoperative when not Performed Link
Replacement of throttle body with motor assembly
Cleaning the deposits from the throttle body with motor assembly
Air leaks from intake system
Replacement of knock control sensor
Inspection after repair
Poor idle, etc...
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The fuel gauge shows approximately how much fuel is remaining in
the tank when the ignition is switched ON. We recommend keeping
the tank over 1/4 full.

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