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Duet (1998-2004) Dyna Y50/Y60 (1984-1995)

Driving a car with automatic transmission [Toyota Duet M100]

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To control the automatic transmission, a selector is installed on the central console. The selector is connected to the valve block by a cable and allows you to set the range of gears used. To prevent breakdowns of the automatic transmission when the wrong range is selected (for example, moving from "D" to "R" when moving forward), a lock is installed on the selector, only when pressed "dangerous" switching is possible. The lock allows you to avoid a situation when one of the unacceptable ranges of movement can be engaged due to carelessness.



When switching, you need to press the lock and the brake pedal
When switching, you need to press the lock
When switching to the lock, you do not need to press

Position "P"



Selected when the car is parked for a long time. In this position of the selector, all controls in the box are turned off, and its output shaft is locked; the car cannot move.

To move the selector to the "P" position, you must stop the car and, pressing the brake pedal, move the selector. Moving the lever to the "P" position while driving will cause damage to the gearbox.

Position "R"

To move the selector to the "R" position, you must stop the car and, pressing the brake pedal, move the selector.

Position "N"

Corresponds to neutral. All control elements in the gearbox are switched off, which ensures the absence of a rigid kinematic connection between its input and output shafts of the automatic transmission selector.

The output shaft locking mechanism is disengaged, meaning the vehicle can move freely.

It is not recommended to move the range selector lever to the "N" position while coasting (by inertia). Never turn off the ignition when driving downhill. This practice is dangerous because you can lose control of the car.

Position "D4"

It provides automatic shifting from first to fourth gear and is recommended for normal driving conditions.

To shift the selector to position "D" from position "P", you must press the brake pedal and the lock, and then move the selector.

Position "3"

Only first and second gears are allowed. Recommended for use on winding mountain roads, for example. Shifting to third and fourth gears is prohibited. Engine braking is used effectively in this range.

Position "2"



Only first gear is allowed. This range allows for maximum engine braking. It is recommended for driving on steep descents, ascents and off-road.

Manual gear shift mode



Manual shift mode allows manual gear shifting using the steering wheel paddle shifters when the automatic transmission selector is in the "D4" position and the manual shift mode switch is pressed.

When manual shift mode is selected, the corresponding indicator on the instrument cluster lights up.



Caution: If the indicator starts to flash when manual shift mode is selected or while using this mode, this indicates a malfunction in the system. In this case, turn off manual shift mode and continue driving in automatic shift mode for a while. If the indicator continues to flash when you turn on the mode again, contact your dealer.


Gear shifting

1. Move the selector to position "D4".

2. Press the manual shift mode switch.

3. Press the switches on the steering wheel to change gears. When you press the "UP" switch on the steering wheel, the gear changes up.

Pressing the "DOWN" switch on the steering wheel changes gear.



Note: For safety reasons, there are certain limitations on the operation of the steering wheel switches, and there are cases where it is impossible to shift to the gear selected by the driver. When shifting is impossible, a buzzer sounds to warn the driver.




Table: Recommended gear shift speeds.



Table. Recommended maximum speeds.

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