Factory Service Manual

Toyota stopped printing dead-tree versions around 2011. Everything now is at techinfo.toyota.com and all hyperlinked (and, since they are no longer constrained by physical page count, the amount of detail covered is increasing ... they'd be really really thick if you tried to print them).

The wiring diagrams are especially interactive and handy; you can click individual wires or components and the circuits highlight and you can follow them around (on the page, and between the schematic view, physical location view, connector pinout view, etc.).

Especially pay attention to the "NCF" tab; that's the New Car Features manual, which is the one that shows you what all the stuff is and what it does when it's working right and how. The remaining manuals only talk about diagnosing when something isn't working right, and assume you already know what's supposed to happen from the NCF.

Service bulletins and warranty extensions, etc., are also on there, as well as the course materials for any University of Toyota technician training courses you'd like to bone up on to learn about any part of your car in greater depth.

-Chap

 

Folks often use their access window to download parts that interest them for later reference ... pro, you don't depend on techinfo being up and working the exact moment you need to look at it later; con, generally ending up with a static PDF where none of the hyperlinks work.

-Chap

 

OTOH, the basics, like oil and filter change, transaxle fluid change, brake inspection, spark plug inspection/change, are pretty much set. PDF is fine for those.

With a static pdf of the whole thing you can "print" pdf of the bits you need, for torque values, quantities.

 

If you are going to do your own maintenance...Buy Techstream ...with subscription....Especially if you are confident and want best tool to work on this cars....

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