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Toyota Land Cruiser A.T.P & A.T. OIL TEMP Warning Light Dash Decal (Bilingual)
Bilingual operating-instruction decal explaining the A.T.P and A.T. oil temp warning lights and required driver actions.
This is a photograph of a bilingual (English/French) factory dashboard decal, located on the interior dash panel of the uploader's 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser. The label explains two automatic-transmission warning lights. The first, "A.T.P," indicates that when lit, the transmission is in "P" (Park) but the transfer mechanism is not engaged; the driver is instructed to shift the transfer case to "H2" or "L4" and to refer to the Owner's Manual for P.T.O. (power take-off) operating instructions. The second, "A.T. OIL TEMP," indicates that the automatic transmission oil temperature is too high; the label instructs the driver to stop the vehicle in a safe place, put the selector lever in "P," and leave the engine idling until the light goes off. Both messages are repeated in French below the English text. A reader can learn what these two indicator lights mean and the immediate corrective actions to take when either illuminates. No part numbers, dates, or model designations are printed on the label itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the A.T.P light mean on a Toyota Land Cruiser?
- When the A.T.P light is lit, the transmission is in "P" but the transfer mechanism is not engaged. If the light comes on, shift the transfer to "H2" or "L4" and refer to the Owner's Manual for P.T.O. operating instructions.
- What should I do if the A.T. OIL TEMP light comes on?
- The A.T. oil temperature is high. Stop the vehicle at a safe place, put the selector lever in "P," and leave the engine idling until the light goes off.
- Which transfer case positions clear the A.T.P light?
- The decal says to shift the transfer to "H2" or "L4".
- Is the warning label in more than one language?
- Yes, the decal presents each warning in English and again in French.
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