Toyota Venza Navigation Instructions
by Dustin ThorntonThe Venza is a cross-over wagon manufactured by Toyota introduced in 2008. Like other modern vehicles the Toyota Venza has a touchscreen navigation system built into the dash that features GPS navigation as well as Bluetooth hands-free calling. Although setting the destination address on the Toyota Venza navigation system may seem complicated at first, it is a straight-forward task and relatively simple once you understand how.
Step 1
Stop the vehicle and put the gear in "Park." For safety, Toyota requires the vehicle not be moving to set the destination address in the navigation system.
Step 2
Press the "DEST" button on the right side of the navigation control panel in the Toyota Venza.
Step 3
Tap the "Address" button on the touchscreen of the navigation panel.
Step 4
Tap "Search Area" on the touchscreen. A map of the United States will appear.
Step 5
Select your search area from the list of available search areas on the touchscreen and tap "OK." Each of the search areas pertains to a specific region in the United States; for example, the "US2" search area encompasses areas within California and Nevada.
Step 6
Input the name of the destination city using the letters on the touchscreen. Tap "OK." A list of city names matching the city name entered will appear. Tap the desired city name from the list.
Step 7
Input the name of the destination street using the letters on the touchscreen, without any suffixes or prefixes. Tap "OK." A list of street names matching the street name entered will appear. Tap the desired street name from the list.
Step 8
Input the street number using the numbers on the touchscreen and tap "OK."
Step 9
Tap "Go To" on the screen to begin navigation.
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Writer Bio
Dustin Thornton has been writing since 2003. He has served as a newspaper columnist for the "Troy Tropolitan" and a contributor to various websites. Thornton received a partial scholarship for an outstanding essay in 2003. He has a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Troy University.