On-Vehicle Inspection [07/2020 - ]: Procedure

INSPECT WARNING OR INDICATOR LIGHT ILLUMINATION (INITIAL CHECK)
1. Turn the ignition switch off.
2. Turn the ignition switch to ON or ON (READY).
3. Check the operation of the following warning and indicator lights.
  HINT:
  
  The illumination of each warning light and indicator light varies.
  - Brake warning light/red (malfunction)
  - SRS warning light
  - EPS warning light
  - MIL (Check engine warning light)
  - PCS warning light
  - Slip indicator light
  - VSC OFF indicator light
  - ABS warning light
  - Brake warning light/yellow (minor malfunction)
  - Tire pressure warning light
  - Brake hold operated indicator light
  - BSM OFF indicator light
  - RCTA OFF indicator light
  - PKSB OFF indicator light (w/ Parking Support Brake System)
  - Brake hold standby indicator light
  OK
  
  Directly after the ignition switch is turned to ON or ON (READY), all of the above lights illuminate and then turn off.

INSPECT SPEEDOMETER

NOTE:

If the tire size or tire inflation pressure is not within the specified range, or the tires are excessively worn, the speedometer indication error will increase. Therefore, make sure to perform this inspection after checking that the tire size, tire inflation pressure and tire wear are in the specified range.
When the electronically controlled brake system is malfunctioning, an accurate vehicle speed signal may not be able to be obtained. Therefore, make sure to confirm that the electronically controlled brake system is not malfunctioning before performing this procedure.

HINT:

The indicated value of the speedometer has an allowable range. Therefore, even when the combination meter assembly is not malfunctioning, the actual vehicle speed and the indicated value speed may not match.

Read the vehicle speed of the Data List item of the electronically controlled brake system and compare the indicated values of the speedometer with the following table.

FOR SPEEDOMETER WITH IMPERIAL UNITS FOR MAIN SCALE:

Data List: vehicle speed value (mph)	Acceptable Range (mph)
20	19.1 to 21.6
40	39.3 to 42.1
60	59.6 to 62.4
80	78.8 to 83.0
100	99.9 to 103.3
120	120.5 to 123.7

FOR SPEEDOMETER WITH METRIC UNITS FOR MAIN SCALE:

Data List: vehicle speed value (km/h)	Acceptable Range (km/h)
20	18.4 to 22.4
40	38.6 to 43.1
60	59.0 to 63.5
80	79.2 to 84.2
100	99.6 to 104.6
120	120.0 to 125.0
140	140.4 to 145.4
160	160.8 to 165.8
180	181.2 to 186.2
200	201.6 to 206.6

Speedometer reading is within the acceptable range at each vehicle speed.