Toyota Vitz / Platz Workshop Repair Manuals

Toyota Vitz / Platz (1999-2019) with gasoline engines – workshop, repair, owner’s and maintenance manuals, electrical schematics and wiring diagrams, operating instructions PDF free download

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• Toyota Yaris Owners and Workshop Manuals

Operation, repair and maintenance manual for Toyota Vitz / Platz 1999-2019 release equipped with gasoline 1SZ-FE (1.0 l), 1NZ-FE (1.5 l), 2NZ-FE (1.3 l) engines.

These service manuals can be used when repairing systems and assemblies of cars Toyota Bb / Toyota Ist / Toyota Will Vi / Toyota Probox / Toyota Funcargo / Toyota Will Cypha 2002-2005.

The manuals contain detailed information on the repair and adjustment of elements of the gasoline engine control system, variable valve timing system (VVT-i), instructions for using the automatic transmission and ABS self-diagnosis system and recommendations for adjusting and repairing automatic transmissions, brake system elements (including ABS), steering and suspension.

Detailed wiring diagrams of Toyota Vitz and Toyota Platz are provided.

Possible malfunctions and methods of their elimination, mating dimensions of the main parts and limits of their permissible wear, recommended lubricants and working fluids are given.

The workshop repair and owner’s manuals are intended for owners of Toyota Vitz and Toyota Platz, service station personnel and repair shops.

Toyota Vitz background information

The five-door Toyota Vitz hatchback is offered only in the Japanese market, its European version is called the Yaris. The car is equipped with three petrol engines to choose from: 1.0 (69 HP), 1.3 (95 HP) and 1.5 (109 HP). version 1.5 RS, and a hatchback with a 1.3 engine can be all-wheel drive.

The third generation Toyota Vitz hatchback has been produced since 2010 in Japan.

1st generation (XP10), 1999-2005

The first-generation Toyota Vitz hatchback was offered in the Japanese market from 1999 to 2005 in three- and five-door versions. In other Asian markets and Canada, this model was called the Echo, its sedan version in Japan was known as the Platz, and in the United States, the Echo. The hatchback was equipped with gasoline engines 1.0, 1.3 and 1.5 with a capacity of 70, 88 and 110 liters. with. respectively. Transmission options – manual and automatic transmission or variator. Toyota Yaris 1.3 also had an all-wheel drive modification.

2nd generation (XP90), 2005–2010

The second generation car was produced from 2005 to 2010. The Yaris had noticeably changed design and interior, instead of a four-cylinder 1.0 engine, the car was equipped with a three-cylinder engine of the same volume, developing 71 liters. with. Engines 1.3 and 1.5 remained the same, the all-wheel drive 1.3-liter version was also preserved in the lineup. The sedan based on the Vitz model was called the Belta.