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The Mudguards installation steps on Toyota Rav4 Flared
1. Clean Front Mounting Area
Clean and degrease front body panel where mudguard is to be located with a clean, dry lint free cloth after use of 3M™ Prep Solvent – 70. When cleaning with 3MTM Prep Solvent-70 follow the manufacturer’s directions. Do not allow cleaner to air dry.
2. Hardware Installation and Removal.
Install supplied plastic insert into square hole location C. (Fig. 2-1). Remove existing screws locations A and B. Do not discard. (Fig.2-1)
3. Installation of Front Mudguard (a) Mount mudguard on body panel and reinstall existing screws in locations A and B while holding part up and tight against body. (Fig. 3-1).
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The Manzanita Micro PFC-50 is a highly versatile electric vehicle charging device that accepts a wide range of input voltages and currents. Connected to a 240VAC/50A circuit, it can fully charge the Toyota RAV4-EV in about 2.5 hours — less than half of the time required by the charger supplied with the vehicle. The PFC-50 can be connected to a 120VAC/15A or 120VAC/20A circuit as well, allowing any conventional electrical receptacle to serve as a charging station. A full charge from a 120VAC/15A circuit is accomplished in approximately 18 hours.
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Toyota RAV4 features a more robust engine, exterior and interior updates, and more standard equipment. The previous 148-hp, 2.0-liter four-cylinder has been supplanted by a 2.4-liter that makes 161 hp. The suspension and steering have been retuned accordingly. The front and rear ends both have a new look, and inside, cosmetic changes include a redesigned steering wheel, instrument panel, and center dash. Anti-lock brakes with brake assist are now standard, as are air conditioning, cruise control, steering-wheel audio controls, and power windows, door locks, and mirrors. The RAV4’s interior has more room than most mid-size station wagons: 68.3 cubic feet in the rear. The original cute-ute is available with front-wheel drive or a full-time four-wheel-drive system that operates transparently. The RAV4 is nimble, practical, good looking, and well made.
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The third-generation of the RAV4 introduced in 2006 has already reached the mid-point of its
life cycle. The most noteworthy changes for model-year 2009 include front active head
restraints, a new 2.5-litre 4-cylinder engine and the availability of a 2-wheel-drive model. In
all but the base model, 2-wheel drive can be obtained with either the 4-cylinder engine or the
3.5-litre V6.
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It’s ten years since the first RAV4 appeared on the scene. Combining car like performance and dynamics with off road capability t e cheeky looking Toyota became an instant hit. A new market emerged and compact SUV’s were here to stay. In 2000 an all new RAV4 arrived to carry on the original’s success. Since its launch in 1994 more than 1.6 million have been sold and today against increased competition it is still one of the best sellers in its category.
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Prepare for Installation this towing hitch for your Toyota Rav4.
(a) Verify kit contents (b) Wear Safety Glasses. (c) Raise Vehicle. (d) Caution Muffler might be hot
2. Remove Rear Bumper Fascia
(a) Remove (2) Phillips head screws (A) from both sides of the rear fascia (Fig. 2-1). (b) Remove (7) push pins (A) on edges of fascia (Fig. 2-2) (c) Remove (2) Phillips head screws (B) from bottom of fascia (Fig. 2-2). (d) See Fig. 2-3 for removal of fastener (C). (e) Remove (1) 10 mm hex head bolt (C) from right hand (RH) side of fascia. (Fig. 2-3) (f) With one person on each end, remove fascia from vehicle. Store in a safe place to avoid damage during installation.
3. Remove Vehicle Tie Down
(a) Remove (2) M12 Bolts and vehicle tie down (A) from the left hand (Drivers Side) rear of vehicle (Fig. 3-1). (b) Dispose of bracket and (2) bolts.
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KIT FEATURES
• DIN Radio Provision with pocket
• ISO Radio Provision with pocket
• Double DIN Radio Provision
• Stacked ISO Units Provision
A) Radio Housing B) ISO Snap In Brackets C) Trim Plate D) Double DIN Brackets E) Double DIN Trim Plate F) Pocket
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Field Operations Program Toyota RAV4 (NiMH) Fleet Evaluation Final Report
24 Aug
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The U.S. Department of Energy’s Field Operations Program evaluates electric and other advanced technology vehicles in real-world applications and environments. Information generated by the Program is targeted to fleet managers and others considering the leasing and deployment of advanced technology vehicles. The Program subjects vehicles to several types of performance and operations tests; this report only addresses the Fleet Evaluation testing of 10 electric Toyota RAV4s by Southern California Edison (SCE). Vehicles subjected to Fleet Evaluation are driven in “normal” fleet environments. Most of the data addresses the 1-year test period (4th quarter 1998 through 3rd quarter 1999). The 10 RAV4s were picked randomly from SCE’s fleet of 245 RAV4s.
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Supplemental Restraint System SRS (a) Failure to carry out procedures listed below could result in possible deployment of airbag, personal injury, or unnecessary repairs to SRS. (b) Turn the key switch to the LOCK position. (Fig. 1) (c) Remove the key from the ignition switch. (d) Disconnect the negative battery cable. (Fig. 2) (e) Never use a voltmeter to trouble shoot any of Accidentally probing the connectors to the SRS can lead to deployment of the airbag. (Fig 3) (f) SRS wire harness loom/cover is bright yellow in color.
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Care must be taken when installing this accessory to ensure damage does not occur to the vehicle. The installation of this accessory should follow approved guidelines to ensure a quality installation. These guidelines can be found in the “Accessory Installation Practices” document. This document covers such items as:- • Vehicle Protection (use of covers and blankets, cleaning chemicals, etc.). • Safety (eye protection, rechecking torque procedure, etc.). • Vehicle Disassembly/Reassembly (panel removal, part storage, etc.). • Electrical Component Disassembly/Reassembly (battery disconnection, connector removal, etc.).
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