How to switch modes on Toyota Trip A?
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Gently press the small rod at the lower right corner of the instrument panel. Here are related instructions: 1. Toyota fuel consumption display: Press the black-dotted column button on the instrument display when the engine is running to toggle between multiple displays: AB trip meter display, average fuel consumption display, and instantaneous fuel consumption display. 2. When the average fuel consumption is displayed, long-press the button to reset it. Maintaining good driving habits can effectively reduce fuel consumption. 3. Excessive idling while parked consumes more fuel - try to minimize idling time. Prolonged driving in low gears also increases fuel consumption. Frequent lane changes and curved driving will raise fuel consumption. Avoid prolonged low-speed driving. Sudden braking increases fuel consumption. Driving at high speeds with windows open consumes more fuel. Abnormal tire pressure leads to higher fuel consumption. Engine malfunctions can cause abnormal fuel consumption.
I used to drive Toyota cars frequently, like the Corolla or Camry, which both have cruise control systems that are quite simple to switch. Find those buttons on the steering wheel, usually labeled SET or RES. When the speed is steady, first press the ON/OFF switch to activate the system. Once you reach the desired speed, say 60 km/h, press the SET button to lock it in. If you want to speed up, hold the ACC+ button; to slow down, press the SET- button. If you encounter traffic or need to decelerate, simply tap the brake to cancel the cruise, and then press RES to resume the previous speed. On long highway drives, this feature is especially helpful for reducing fatigue, but don’t forget to stay aware of road conditions. Avoid using it in rain, fog, or poor visibility to prevent distractions. Some newer Toyota models even memorize the last setting, allowing you to quickly reactivate it with a single press after starting the car—pretty convenient.