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2016 EXPLORER Owner’s Manual 2016 EXPLORER Owner ’ s Manual April 2015 First Printing Owner’s Manual Expl orer Litho in U.S.A. for downer .c om for d.
The inf ormation cont ained in this publication w as c orrect a t the time of going to print. In the interest of continuous dev elopment, w e reserv e the right to change specific ations, design or e quipment at any time without notice or obliga tion.
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Introduction About This Manual ........................................... 7 S ymbols Gl ossary ............................................. 7 Da ta R ecor ding .................................................. 9 Calif ornia Propo sition 65 ........
St eering Wheel Adjusting the S teering Wheel - V ehicl es With: Manual A djustable S teering Col umn ........................................................... 72 Adjusting the S teering Wheel - V ehicl es With: P ower A djustabl e St eering Col umn .
St ora ge Compartments Cent er Consol e .............................................. 164 Overhe ad Consol e ....................................... 164 Starting and S topping the Engine General Inf ormation .................................... 165 Ignition S witch .
T r ailer S way C ontrol ................................... 244 R ecommended T owing W eights ........... 244 Essential T owing Check s .......................... 246 T r ansporting the V ehicle .......................... 248 T owing the V ehicl e on Four Wheels - 2.
Cle aning the Interior ................................... 302 Cle aning the Instrument P anel and Instrument Clust er Lens ....................... 303 Cle aning Le ather Sea ts ............................. 303 R epairing Minor P aint Damag e .......
Special Oper ating C onditions Scheduled Maintenanc e ............................................. 492 Schedul ed Maintenance R ecord ........... 494 Appendices End User License A greement .
ABOUT THIS MANUAL Thank y ou for choosing For d. W e rec ommend that y ou take some time t o get t o know your v ehicle b y re ading this manual. T he more tha t you kno w about your v ehicle , the gre at er the safe ty and ple asur e you will g et fr om driving it.
Brak e system Cabin air fil ter Check fuel cap Child s af ety door l ock or unlock Child se at lo wer anchor Child se at tether anchor E71340 Cruise c ontrol Do not open when hot Engine air filt er En.
P anic alarm E139213 P arking aid P arking brak e Po wer steering fl uid Po wer windows fr ont/ rear Po wer window l ockout Servic e engine soon Side airbag E167012 Shield the e yes E138639 Stabilit y.
• How fa st the vehicl e was tra veling; and • Where the driv er was positioning the steering wheel. This data can help pro vide a bett er understanding of the circ umstances in which crashes and injuries oc cur .
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W arrant y on Replac ement Parts Genuine Ford and Mot orcr aft r eplac ement parts are the onl y replac ement parts that benefit from a For d W arranty . Dama ge caused t o your vehicl e as a r esult of the fail ure of non-Ford parts ma y not be co ver ed by the For d W arranty .
MOBILE COMMUNIC A TIONS EQUIPMENT Using mobile c ommunications equipment is becoming incr ea singl y important in the conduct of busine ss and personal a ffair s. How ev er , you must not compr omise your own or other s ’ sa fet y when using such equipment.
PRO TECTING THE ENVIRONMENT Y ou must play y our part in prot ecting the environment. Corr ect v ehicle usa ge and the authorized dispos al of wa ste , cl eaning and lubric ation ma terials are signific ant steps t oward this aim.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION See the f ollowing sec tions for dir ections on how t o properl y use saf ety re straints for chil dren. W ARNINGS Al way s make sur e your child is secur ed properl y in a device that is appropria te f or their height, age and weight.
Rec ommendations for Sa fet y Restr aints for Children Rec ommended restr aint type Child size , height, w eight, or ag e Child Use a child s af ety sea t (sometimes c alled an infant c arrier , conv ertible sea t, or t oddler se at). Childr en weighing 40 lb (18 k g) or less (gener all y age f our or younger).
Use a child s af ety sea t (sometimes call ed an infant c arrier , conv ertible sea t, or toddl er seat) f or Infant s, toddl ers or childr en weighing 40 pounds (18 kilogr ams) or less (gener ally ag e four or young er) INS T ALLING CHILD SEA TS Using Lap and Shoulder Belts W ARNINGS Airbags c an kill or injure a chil d in a child se at.
Standard sa fety bel ts E142528 1. Po sition the child sa fety se at in a se at with a combina tion lap and shoul der belt. E142529 2. Aft er positioning the chil d saf ety sea t in the proper se ating position, pull down on the shoul der belt and then gra sp the shoulder belt and l ap belt tog ether behind the bel t tong ue.
E142875 5. T o put the r etra ctor in the a utoma tic locking mode , gra sp the shoulder portion of the belt and pull do wnward until all of the belt is pull ed out. Note: The automa tic locking mode is av ailabl e on the front passeng er and rear sea ts.
Inflatabl e safet y belts E142528 1. Po sition the child sa fety se at in a se at with a combina tion lap and shoul der belt. E146522 2. Aft er positioning the chil d saf ety sea t in the proper se ating position, gra sp the shoulder bel t and lap belt t ogether behind the belt t ongue.
E146524 5. T o put the r etra ctor in the a utoma tic locking mode , gra sp the lap portion of the infla table sa fe ty bel t and pull upw ard until all of the bel t is pulle d out. Note: The automa tic locking mode is av ailabl e on the front passeng er and rear sea ts.
E142534 10. Before pl acing the child in the sea t, for cibl y mov e the sea t forw ard and back t o make sur e the sea t is secur ely held in pl ace. T o check this, grab the sea t at the bel t path and at tempt t o mov e it side to side and f orward and back.
Second-r ow bench seats and thir d-row passenger side E190826 E144054 The LA T CH anchors are l oca ted a t the rear section of the r ear sea t between the cushion and sea tback belo w the symbols as sho wn. Foll ow the chil d seat manufa cturer's instruc tions to pr operly install a chil d sea t with LA T CH at tachments.
Combining Saf ety Bel t and LA TCH Low er Anchors for A ttaching Chil d Safet y Seats When used in c ombination, either the sa fet y belt or the LA T CH low er anchors may be a tta ched first, pr ovide d a proper install ation is achie ved . Atta ch the tether strap a fterward , if included with the chil d sea t.
Pla cement of the t ether str ap • Sec ond ro w outboard se at positions: R oute the chil d sa fe ty sea t te ther strap ov er the sea tback, under the he ad restr aint and between the he ad restr aint posts. If needed , remo ve the head r estr aint to impr ov e the fit of the child s af ety se at or t ether strap.
Second r ow bench ( 60/ 40) E190831 Third ro w seat E190832 Note: The carg o tie downs at the r ear edg e of the fl oor are not t ether anchors. BOOS TER SEA TS W ARNING Nev er plac e, or all ow a chi.
• Can the chil d sit all the wa y back agains t their vehicl e sea t back with knees bent c omfortabl y at the edg e of the sea t cushion ? • Can the chil d sit without slouching? • Does the lap.
E142596 E142597 If the booster se at slides on the vehicl e sea t upon which it is being used , pla cing a rubberized mesh s old a s shelf or carpet liner under the booster se at may impro ve this condition. Do not intr oduce any item thicker than this under the boost er seat.
W ARNINGS manufa cturer . A sa fety se at tha t is improperl y installed or utiliz ed, is inappropria te f or your child's height, ag e, or weight or does not pr operl y fit the child may incr ea se the risk of serious injury or dea th. Nev er let a p asseng er hold a chil d on his or her lap whil e your vehicl e is moving.
E1 12197 The chil dproof lock s are l oca te d on the re ar edge of e ach re ar door and must be set separ at ely for e ach door . Left-Hand Side T urn c ounter clock wise to l ock and clock wise to unl ock. Right-Hand Side T urn cl ockwise t o lock and count ercl ockwise to unl ock.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Al way s drive and ride with y our sea tback upright and the l ap belt snug and l ow acr oss the hips. T o reduc e the risk of injury , make sure chil dren sit wher e they can be properl y restrained . Nev er let a p asseng er hold a chil d on his or her lap whil e your vehicl e is moving.
The sa fety bel t pretensioner s and rear infla table sa fe ty bel ts are designe d to activ at e in frontal, near-fr ontal and side cra shes, and in roll ov ers. T he saf ety belt pret ensioners at the front se ating po sitions are designed t o tighten the saf ety belt s firmly a gainst the oc cupant ’ s body when activ at ed.
Pr egnant women shoul d alwa ys w ear their sa fet y belt. The l ap belt portion of a combina tion lap and shoul der belt shoul d be positioned l ow acr oss the hips bel ow the belly and w orn as tight as c omfort will allo w. The shoul der belt should be positioned t o cross the middl e of the shoulder and the c enter of the chest.
E142591 1. Buckle the c ombination lap and shoulder bel t. 2. Gra sp the shoulder portion and pull downw ard until the entire belt is pull ed out. As the bel t retr acts, y ou will hear a clicking sound. This indica tes the sa fet y belt is no w in the aut omatic locking mode .
How does the rear infl atable sa fety bel t sy stem work? The r ear infl at able sa fety bel ts will function lik e standard r estr aints in ev eryda y usag e. E146364 During a cra sh of sufficient forc e, the infla table bel t will infla te fr om inside the webbing.
S AFETY BEL T HEIGHT ADJU S TMENT W ARNING Po sition the saf ety belt height adjust er so that the bel t rests acro ss the middle of y our shoulder . Fail ure to adjus t the saf ety belt pr operly c ould reduc e the eff ectiv eness of the sa fet y belt and incre ase the risk of injury in a cr ash.
S AFETY BEL T MINDER Belt-Minder ™ This f eature suppl ements the saf ety bel t warning function b y providing additional reminders tha t intermitt ently sound a t one and illumina te the s af ety bel t warning light when you ar e in the driver se at or y ou hav e a front se at pa ssenger and a saf ety belt is unbuckle d.
Deactivating and A ctivating the Belt-Minder Featur e W ARNING Whil e the syst em allow s you t o swit ch this fe atur e off, the int ent of the sys tem is t o remind y ou to w ear your sa fety bel t to improv e your chance t o survive an ac cident.
The P ersonal Saf ety Sy stem pr ovide s an impro ved o ver all level of fr ontal crash prot ection t o front se at oc cupants and is designed t o help further reduc e the risk of airbag-r ela ted injurie s.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Airbags do not infl ate sl owly or gentl y , and the risk of injury from a deplo ying airbag is the grea te st close to the trim c ov ering the airbag modul e.
DRIVER AND P ASSENGER AIRBA GS W ARNINGS Nev er plac e your arm or an y objects ov er an airbag modul e. Pl acing your arm ov er a deplo ying airbag can resul t in serious arm fractur es or other injuries.
E142846 Childr en must al wa ys be properl y restr ained. A ccident sta tistics suggest tha t childr en are sa fer when properl y restrained in the re ar sea ting positions than in the front se ating position. Fail ure t o foll ow these instructions ma y incre ase the risk of injury in a cra sh.
• When the front pa ssenger sensing sys tem disabl es (will not infla te) the front pa ssenger fr ontal airba g, the passeng er airbag status indic at or will illumina te the OFF l amp and stay lit to remind y ou that the fr ont passeng er frontal airba g is disabl ed.
fe et comf ortably ex tended on the fl oor . Sitting improperl y can increa se the chance of injury in a cra sh event. For e xample , if an occupant sl ouches, lies down, turns sidewa ys, sits forw ard , l eans f orwar d or sidewa ys, or puts one or both fe et up, the chance of injury during a cr ash is gr ea tl y incre ased .
• Cr ash sensor s and monitoring s yst em with re adiness indica tor . See Cr ash Sensors and Airba g Indicator (p age 46). Note: The passeng er sensing syst em will deac tiva te the pa ssenger sea t-mounted side airbag if it de tec ts an empty pa ssenger sea t.
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The r estraint s contr ol module al so monitor s the rea diness of the abov e sa fet y devic es plus the cr ash and oc cupant sensors. T he readiness of the sa fety sys tem is indica ted by a w arning indica tor light in the instrument clust er or by a backup t one if the warning light is not working.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION The r emote c ontrol all ow s you t o: • R emotel y lock or unlock the v ehicle doors. • Unlock the door s without activ ely using a ke y or remot e contr ol (intellig ent acc ess only). • R emotel y open the power liftg ate (if equipped).
REMOTE C ONTROL Integr at ed K eyhead Transmit ters (If Equipped) Use the ke y bla de to start y our vehicle and unlock or l ock the driver door from outside your v ehicle . The tr ansmitter portion functions a s the remot e contr ol. E191532 Pr ess the butt on to r ele ase the k ey .
E151795 Note: Y our vehicl e ’ s back up ke ys came with a security t ag tha t pro vides important vehicl e ke y cut information. K eep the ta g in a sa fe pl ace f or future re fer ence. Repla cing the Batt ery Note: Ref er to loc al regul ations when disposing of tr ansmitter ba tteries.
Note: Do not touch the ba ttery c ontacts or the printed cir cuit board with the scre wdriver . 4. Insert a scre wdriv er as sho wn to rel ea se the ba ttery . E151801 5. Remov e the ba ttery . 6. Inst all a new ba ttery with the + f acing up. 7 . R eplac e the battery c over .
Pr ess the unlock but ton on a link ed remote contr ol to r ecall the memory positions. If you enabl e the easy-entry-and-e xit fe atur e, the se at mo ve s to the ea sy-entry position. T he sea t mov es to the driv er memory position when you put the k ey in the ignition.
Remot e Starting the V ehicl e Note: Y ou must pre ss each butt on within three sec onds of each other . Y our vehicle remot e starts onl y if you foll ow this sequence . E138626 The t ag with your tr ansmitter detail s the starting proc edure. T o remot e start y our vehicl e: 1.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION MyK ey allo ws you t o program k eys with restric ted driving mode s to pr omote g ood driving habits. All but one of the k ey s progr ammed to the v ehicle can be activ at ed with these r estrict ed modes. Any k eys tha t have not been pr ogrammed are r eferr ed t o as administr ator k eys or admin k eys.
• V arious vehicl e speed minders c an be set. Onc e you sel ect a speed, it will be shown in the displ ay , f ollo wed by an audibl e tone when the pr esele cte d vehicl e speed is ex ceede d. • Audio sy stem ma ximum vol ume of 45%. A mess age will be sho wn in the displa y when you a ttempt to e x ceed the limited v olume.
Note: Y ou can cl ear or change your MyK ey setting s at an y time during the same ke y cycl e as you cr ea ted the MyK ey . Once y ou hav e swit ched the vehicl e off , how ev er , you will need an admin k ey to change or cl ear your MyK ey se ttings.
CHECKING MYKEY S Y S TEM S T A TUS Y ou can find informa tion on progr ammed MyK ey(s) using the informa tion displa y contr ol on the steering whe el.
USING MYKEY WITH REMOTE S T ART S YS TEMS MyK ey is not compa tible with non Ford-appr ov ed, aft ermarke t remot e start sys tems. If y ou choose t o install a remot e start sy stem, see an authorize d deal er for a Ford-appr ov ed remot e start sy stem.
Potential C auses Condition Pr ogram a spar e ke y . See P assive Anti-Theft Sy stem (pag e 70). I los t a ke y . MyK ey distances do not a ccumul at e. • The MyK ey user is not using the MyK ey . • An admin k ey hol der cle ared the MyK eys and cre at ed new MyK eys.
LOCKING AND UNLOCKING Y ou can use the pow er door lock c ontrol or the remot e contr ol to l ock and unlock your v ehicle . Po wer Door Lock s (If Equipped) The po wer door l ock control is on the driver and front pa ssenger door panel s. E138628 Unlock.
Ac tivating Intellig ent Acc ess (If Equipped) The int elligent ac cess ke y must be within 3 ft (1 m) of your v ehicle . At a Door Pull a fr ont ext erior door handle to unl ock and open the door . Do not touch the l ock sensor on the front of the handl e.
T o ov erride smart unlock, lock y our vehicl e aft er you have cl osed all doors by: • Using the ke yle ss entry ke ypad. • Pr essing the lock but ton on another intellig ent acc ess key . • T ouching the locking ar ea on the fr ont of the door handle with another intellig ent acc ess key in y our hand.
Illumina ted Entry (If Equipped) The int erior lamps and s ome ext erior lamps ill uminate when y ou unlock the doors with the remot e control. The l amps turn off if: • The ignition is on. • Y ou press the remot e contr ol lock butt on. • 25 seconds ha ve elapsed .
Opening the Liftg ate Manually E138632 Pr ess the butt on loc at ed in the t op of the liftg at e pull cup handl e to unl at ch the liftg at e, and then pull on the out side handle . With the R emote C ontrol E138630 Pr ess the butt on twice within three se conds.
• The ignition is on and the tr ansmission is not in park (P). • The ba ttery vol tage is bel ow the minimum opera ting volta ge . • The v ehicle spe ed is at or abo ve 3 mph (5 km/h).
E138636 Pr ess and rel ease the lift ga te c ontrol butt on. St opping the Liftg ate Mo vement Y ou can stop the lift ga te mo vement b y doing any of the f ollo wing: • Pr essing the liftg at e control butt on. • Pr essing the liftg at e button on the remot e contr ol twice .
When Opening The s yst em stops when it de tec ts an obstacl e and two short tone s sound. Onc e you r emov e the obstacl e, you can c ontinue to oper at e the liftga te. Hands-Free Featur e (If Equipped) Make sur e you ha ve an int elligent a cc ess transmit ter within 3 ft (1 m) of the lift ga te.
Y ou can use the ke ypad to do the foll owing: • Lock or unl ock the doors. • Pr ogram and er ase us er codes. • Arm and disarm the anti-theft al arm. • R ecall memory se at and mirr or positions. Y ou can opera te the k eypad with the fa ctory-se t five-digit entry c ode.
Locking and Unlocking the Doors Locking All Doors Pr ess and hold 7·8 and 9·0 on the k eypad simult aneousl y with the driver door cl osed . Y ou do not need to ent er a code firs t. Unlocking A ll D oors Enter the f actory-set c ode or your per sonal code, then press 3·4 on the k eypad within five sec onds.
P ASSIVE ANTI-THEFT S YS TEM Note: The sy stem is not c ompatible with non-Ford a ftermark et remo te st art sys tems. Use of these s yst ems may r esult in v ehicle starting probl ems and a loss of sec urity prot ection.
Y ou must have tw o previousl y progr ammed code d ke ys and the new unprogr ammed k ey re adil y acc essibl e. S ee your authoriz ed deal er to hav e the spare ke y progr ammed if tw o previousl y progr ammed code d ke ys are not a vail abl e. R ead and unders tand the entire pr ocedur e bef ore you be gin.
ADJU S TING THE S TEERING WHEEL - VEHICLES WITH: MANUAL AD JUST ABLE S TEERING COL UMN W ARNING Do not adjust the st eering wheel when your v ehicle is mo ving. Note: Make sure tha t you are sitting in the corre ct position. S ee Sitting in the Correc t Position (pag e 140).
End of Tr av el Position The st eering column set s a stopping position just short of the end of the col umn position to pr ev ent damage t o the steering col umn. A new st opping position sets if the ste ering col umn encount ers an object when tilting or t elescoping.
Mute . D Seek do wn or pre vious. E Seek and Media Pr ess the seek butt on to: • T une the r adio to the ne xt or previous stor ed pre set. • Pla y the nex t or the previous tr ack. Pr ess and hold the s eek butt on to: • T une the r adio to the ne xt station up or down the fr equency band .
INFORMA TION DISPLA Y C ONTROL E201376 See Inf ormation Display s (page 101). Information Displa y Control Features E201376 This c ontrol functions the s ame as the cent er contr ol on the fa cepl at e. See Audio Sy stem (pag e 353). Use this contr ol to adjus t the right side of the informa tion display .
ADJU S TING THE PED ALS (If Equipped) W ARNING Nev er use the contr ols whil e your fe et are on the ac celer at or and brake pedals and the v ehicle is mo ving. Y ou can find the control on the l eft side of the ste ering col umn. Pr ess and hol d the appropria te side of the c ontrol t o mov e the pedals.
WINDSHIELD WIPER S Note: Fully defr ost the windshiel d bef ore you s witch the windshiel d wipers on. Note: Make sure y ou swit ch the windshield wipers off be fore ent ering a car wash. Note: Clean the windshiel d and wiper blade s if they begin t o lea ve stre aks or smears.
Use the rotary c ontrol to adjust the sensitivity of the r ain sensor . Set the contr ol to l ow sensitivity , and the wipers will turn on when the rain sensor de tec ts a lar ge amount of moistur e on the windshield .
R otat e the control t o sele ct: Intermit tent oper ation - the shortes t pause betw een wipes. 2 Intermit tent oper ation - the long est pause betw een wipes. 1 Off. 0 Rear W indow W asher E208225 R otat e and hold the contr ol to the t op or bott om position to ac tiva te the r ear wa sher .
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Condensa tion in Lamp Assemblies Ext erior lamps ha ve vents t o acc ommodate normal chang es in air pressur e. Condensa tion can be a natur al by-pr oduct of this design. When moist air ent ers the lamp a ssembly through the v ents, there is a possibility tha t condensa tion can occur when the temper atur e is cold .
Headlamp Flasher E163268 Pull the l ev er to war d you slightl y and rel ea se it to fl ash the headl amps. AUT OLAMPS (If Equipped) W ARNING The aut olamps swit ch position may not activ at e the headl amps in all low visibility conditions, such as da ytime fog.
INS TRUMENT LIGHTING DIMMER Note: Y ou disabl e the manual dimmer when you adjust the s etting t o Aut o Dimming in the informa tion display . See Information Displ ay s (page 101). Note: If you disconnec t the batt ery or it become s discharg ed, the ill uminated components will s witch to the maximum setting.
Type 1 - Con ventional (Non- Config urabl e) The da ytime running lamps turn on when: 1. The ignition is s witched t o the on position. 2. The tr ansmission is not in park (P) f or vehicl es with automatic tr ansmissions or the parking brak e is rele ased f or vehicl es with manual transmissions.
A camer a sensor , centr ally mount ed behind the windshield of y our vehicle, continuousl y monitors conditions t o decide when to s witch the high be ams off and on. Once the s yst em is activ e, the high beams swit ch on if: • The outside light l evel is l ow enough.
DIRECTION INDIC A TORS E163272 • T o opera te the left dir ection indic at or , push the le ver do wn until it stops. • T o opera te the right direction indic at or , push the le ver up until it st ops. Note: T ap the lev er up or down t o make the direc tion indica tors fl ash three times.
Sec ond Ro w Dome and Map Lamps (If Equipped) E199026 The l amps illumina te when: • Any door is opened . • The instrument panel dimmer is adjust ed until the court esy l amps swit ch on. • Y ou press a remot e contr ol button and the ignition is off.
POWER WINDO W S W ARNINGS Do not le av e chil dren una ttende d in your v ehicle and do not l et them pla y with the pow er window s. The y may seriousl y injure themsel ves. When cl osing the pow er window s, you shoul d verify they are fr ee of obstructions and mak e sure tha t childr en and pets ar e not in the pro ximity of the window openings.
EXTERIOR MIRR ORS Po wer Ex terior Mirror s W ARNING Do not adjust the mirror s when your vehicl e is moving. E144073 Le ft-hand mirror . A Adjustment c ontrol. B Right-hand mirror . C T o adjust your mirr ors, switch y our vehicle on (with the ignition in ac cessory mode or the engine running) and then: 1.
Loose Mirror If you manuall y fold y our power-f olding mirrors, they ma y not work properl y even aft er you re-position them. Y ou need t o rese t them if: • The mirr ors vibr at e when you driv e. • The mirr ors f eel l oose. • The mirr ors do not sta y in the fol ded or unfol ded position.
A B C E138665 The ima ge of the appro aching vehicl e is small and near the inboar d edge of the main mirror when it is a t a distanc e. T he imag e becomes l arger and begins t o mov e outboard acr oss the main mirror a s the vehicl e approaches (A ).
SUN VIS ORS E138666 R otat e the sun visor tow ard the side window and e xt end it rearw ard f or ex tra shade. Illumina ted V anity Mirror (If Equipped) E162197 Lift the co ver t o swit ch the lamp on. MOONROOF (If Equipped) W ARNINGS Do not le t childr en pla y with the moonroof or l ea ve them una tt ended in the vehicl e.
Note: This position helps to r educe wind noise or rumbling which may happen with the moonroof full y open. Press and rel ease the control a gain t o full y open the moonroof . Pull and r ele ase the SLIDE c ontrol t o cl ose the moonroof . Bounce-Back The moonr oof stops aut omaticall y while closing.
G AUGE S Type 1 E193714 T achomet er . A Informa tion display . Se e Information Displa ys (pa ge 101). B Speedome ter . C Fuel gau ge. D Engine cool ant temper ature ga uge .
Type 2 E193715 Le ft informa tion display . See Inf ormation Displa ys (pa ge 101). A Speedome ter . B Right informa tion display . Se e MyFord T ouch ™ (pag e 406).
Type 3 E203205 T achomet er . A Informa tion display . Se e Information Displa ys (pa ge 101). B Speedome ter . C Fuel gau ge. D Engine cool ant temper ature ga uge . E Information Displa y Odometer Loc at ed in the bottom of the inf ormation displa y .
Engine Coolant T emperature Gauge Show s the temper atur e of the engine cool ant. A t normal opera ting temper ature, the needl e will remain in the c enter se ction. If the needl e enter s the red se ction, the engine is ov erhea ting. St op the engine, swit ch the ignition off and determine the cause onc e the engine has c ooled down.
On (whit e light): Illumina tes when y ou swit ch on the adaptive cruise c ontrol sys tem. T urns off when the speed contr ol sys tem is turned off . Engag ed (green light): Illumina tes when you eng age the a daptive cruise c ontrol sys tem. T urns off when you diseng age the speed c ontrol sy stem.
Engine Oil If it illumina te s with the engine running or when you ar e driving, this indica tes a mal function. St op your v ehicle a s soon as it is sa fe t o do so and swit ch the engine off. Che ck the engine oil le vel. S ee Engine Oil Check (pag e 281).
Low W asher Fl uid E132353 It illumina te s when the windshield w asher fl uid is low . Parking Lamps It illumina te s when you swit ch the parking lamps on. Po wertr ain Faul t Illumina te s when the syst em det ects a po wertr ain or an 4WD fa ult. C ontact an authorized deal er as soon a s possible.
AUDIBLE W ARNINGS AND INDIC A TOR S K ey in Ignition W arning Chime Sounds when y ou open the driver's door and you ha ve l eft the key in the ignition. Engine On W arning Chime A warning chime will sound when any door is opened if the vehicl e exc eeds a r ela tivel y lo w speed.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNING Driving while distr acted c an resul t in loss of v ehicle contr ol, cr ash and injury . W e strongly r ec ommend that you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y tak e your f ocus off the road . Y our primary re sponsibility is the sa fe opera tion of your vehicl e.
Trip 1 & 2 Digital Spee do Distanc e to E T rip Odomet er T rip T imer Fuel Used Av erage Fuel All V alues T otal Odomet er (loc at ed in the low er right of the display) * * This als o displa ys in other menus. • Digital Spee do - Show s a digital displa y of your v ehicle spe ed.
• Distanc e to Empty - Sho ws the appro ximate distanc e your vehicl e can tra vel bef ore running out of fuel. • Instantane ous Fuel Economy - Sho ws a visual graph of y our instantaneous fuel econom y along with y our A vg MPG since the function w as la st res et.
Setting s All Sensor s Alarm V ehicle Perime ter S ensing Ask on Exit Aut o Engine Off - check enable d uncheck disabl ed Informa tion - check enabled or uncheck disabl ed Chimes Normal or T owing D T.
Setting s MyK ey Qty MyK ey Sta tus MyK ey MyK ey Odo Admin K ey Qty Hold OK t o Crea te MyK ey Cre at e MyK ey Al way s On or User Sel ectabl e 911 Assist On or Off Do Not Disturb Al way s On or User.
Information Displa y Controls (Type 2) E193721 • Pr ess the up and down arr ow butt ons to scr oll through and highlight the options within a menu. • Pr ess the right arro w button t o enter a sub-menu. • Pr ess the le ft arro w button t o exit a menu.
Display Mode Tir e pressur e on demand screen Digital speedome ter - XXX MPH - P ress OK f or km/h Intellig ent 4WD - 4WD Gaug e with T errain Mana gement S ystem * V ehicles with Int elligent 4WD onl y . Y ou can choose to ha ve only the fuel g aug e show in this mode.
Trip 1 & 2 All V alues • All V alues — sho ws all trip v alues (T rip Timer , T rip Odometer and A ver ag e Fuel). • T rip Odomet er — Shows your acc umula te d trip distance . • Av erage Fuel — Sho ws y our av era ge fuel econom y for a giv en trip.
Driver Assist Alert, Aid or Both Mode Lane K eeping High, Normal or L ow Intensit y High, Normal or L ow Alert S ensitivity Pr e-Collision R ear P ark Aid - check enabl ed or uncheck disabl ed T r ailer S way - che ck enabled or unche ck disable d Setting s In this mode, y ou can c onfigure diff erent driver se tting choices.
Setting s Enable S witch or Disabl e S witch Po wer Lift- ga te Aut o or Last S etting s Clima te Contr ol Remot e Start Aut o or Off Se ats or S ea ts and Wheel 5, 10 or 15 minut es Dura tion S yst e.
Setting s Fuel Gaug e or Fuel + T ach Gaug e Displa y psi, kP a or bar Tir e Pr es- sure Choose your applic able s etting L anguag e Note: Some MyK ey items onl y appear if a MyK ey is set. Information Displa y Controls (Type 3) E203206 • Pr ess and hold the l eft arrow but ton a t any time t o return t o the main menu displa y (es cape butt on).
Trip 1 & 2 All V alues • All V alues — sho ws all trip v alues (T rip Timer , T rip Odometer and A ver ag e Fuel). • T rip Odomet er — Shows your acc umula te d trip distance . • Av erage Fuel — Sho ws y our av era ge fuel econom y for a giv en trip.
Driver Assist Hill Start A ssist - check enabl ed or uncheck disabl ed Alert, Aid or Both Mode Lane K eeping High, Normal or L ow Intensit y High, Normal or L ow Alert S ensitivity Pr e-Collision R ea.
Setting s S witch Inhibit - check enabl ed or uncheck disable d Aut ofol d - check enabl ed or uncheck disabl ed Mirrors XXX% - Hold OK t o Reset Oil Life R eset Enable S witch or Disabl e S witch Po .
Setting s Fahr enheit (°F) or Cel sius (°C) T emper- atur e psi, kP a or bar Tir e Pr es- sure Choose your applic able s etting L anguag e Speedome ter km/h - check enabl ed or uncheck disable d Speedo- met er Note: Some MyK ey items onl y appear if a MyK ey is set.
Action Messag e The f our wheel drive syst em is not operating pr operly and the pow ertrain f ault indica tor illumina tes. See W arning Lamps and Indicator s (pag e 96). If the warning st ay s illumina ted or continues t o illuminat e, c ontact an a uthorized de aler a s soon as possibl e.
Automa tic Engine Shutdo wn Action Messag e The engine is pr eparing to shut down. Engine Shuts Off In XX Sec onds The engine ha s shutdown t o help increa se fuel economy . Engine Shut Off For Fuel Economy The engine is pr eparing to shut down. Y ou can press OK on the le ft steering whe el button t o override the shut down.
Batt ery and Charging S yst em Action Messag e The char ging sys tem needs s ervicing. If the warning st ays on or continues t o come on, cont act an authoriz ed deal er as soon as possibl e. Check Charging S ystem The ba ttery manag ement syst em detects an e xtended l ow vol tage c ondition.
Brak e Sy stem Action Messag e The br ake fl uid lev el is lo w . Check the brak e system imme di- at ely . See Br ake Fl uid Check (pag e 288). Brak e Fluid Le vel L OW The br ake s yst em needs servicing. S top the vehicl e in a sa fe plac e. Conta ct an authorized de aler .
Action Messag e The hood is not c omple tel y closed . Hood Ajar The s yst em has disabl ed the door switches. S witches Inhibit ed Securit y Mode The f actory k eypad c ode displa ys in the inf ormation displ ay aft er the system r esets the k eypad.
Fuel Action Messag e An earl y reminder of a l ow fuel condition. Fuel Le vel L OW The fuel fill inl et may not be properl y closed . Check Fuel Fill Inl et Hill Descent C ontrol Action Messag e Displa ys when y ou deac tiva te hill desc ent contr ol mode.
K eys and Int elligent A ccess Action Messag e A reminder t o press the br ake while st arting your v ehicle . T o S T ART Pr ess Brak e The s yst em does not det ect the k ey .
Lane K eeping Sy stem Action Messag e The s yst em has mal functioned . Cont act an authoriz ed deal er as soon a s possible. Lane K eeping Sy s. Malfunction S ervice R equired The s yst em has det ected a c ondition that ha s caused the sys tem t o be tempor aril y unavail able.
MyK ey Action Messag e Y ou cannot progr am a MyK ey during k ey pr ogramming. MyK ey Not Crea ted MyK ey is active . MyK ey Activ e Drive Sa fel y When starting y our vehicl e, a MyK ey is in use and the MyK ey speed limit is on.
Po wer S teering Action Messag e The po wer st eering system ha s detect ed a condition that requir es service . C ontact an authoriz ed deal er . St eering Malfunc tion Servic e Now The po wer st eering system is not w orking. Stop y our vehicl e at a s af e pla ce.
Seats Action Messag e Objects ar e by the pa ssenger sea t. A fter y ou mov e the objects aw ay fr om the sea t, if the warning st ay s on or continues t o come on, c ontact an authorized de al er as soon a s possible. Occupant S ensor BL OCKED Remov e Objects Ne ar P asseng er Se at A reminder tha t memory sea ts are not a vailabl e while driving.
T errain Mana gement Sy stem Action Messag e Displa ys t errain mana gement normal mode is curr entl y active . Normal Mode Ac tive Displa ys t errain mana gement sno w , gra vel, gr ass mode is currentl y active. Sno w , Grav el, Grass Mode Ac tive Displa ys t errain mana gement mud , ruts mode is curr ently activ e.
Tr ansmission Action Messag e Conta ct an authorize d deal er . T r ansmission Malfunc- tion Servic e Now The tr ansmission is ov erhea ting and needs t o cool. S top in a sa fe pl ace a s soon as possibl e. T r ansmission Overt em- pera ture Stop S af ely The tr ansmission is ov erhea ting and needs t o cool.
MANUAL CLIMA TE CONTR OL E193398 Fan speed c ontrol: A djust the vol ume of air circul ated in the v ehicl e. A Pow er: Press the butt on to s witch the s yst em on and off. W hen the syst em is off, it pr events outside air fr om entering the v ehicle .
MAX A/ C: Adjust the c ontrol for maximum c ooling. R ecircula ted air fl ows through the instrument p anel vents, air c onditioning automatic ally turns on and the fan a utoma ticall y adjusts to the highest spee d. E T emperatur e control: C ontrols the t emperatur e of the air circul ated in y our vehicl e.
AUT OMA TIC CLIMA TE CONTR OL - VEHICLES WITH: PREMIUM AM/FM/ CD E193399 Pow er: Press the butt on to s witch the s yst em on and off. W hen the syst em is off, it pr events outside air fr om entering the v ehicle . A Heated sea ts (if equipped): Pr ess the butt on to s witch the hea ted sea ts on and off.
A/C: P ress the button t o switch the air conditioning on or off . Air c onditioning cools y our vehicle using outside air . T o improve the time t o reach a c omfortabl e temper atur e in hot weather , driv e with the window s open until you f eel c old air through the air v ents.
E193400 A/C: P ress the button t o switch the air conditioning on or off . Air c onditioning cools y our vehicle using outside air . T o improve the time t o reach a c omfortabl e temper atur e in hot weather , driv e with the window s open until you f eel c old air through the air v ents.
DUAL: P ress the but ton t o swit ch on contr ol for the pa ssenger side of the vehicl e. D Heated sea ts (if equipped): Pr ess the butt on to s witch the hea ted sea ts on and off. E Passeng er temperature c ontrol: Adjust the t empera ture on the pa ssenger side.
Note: Do not plac e object s under the front sea ts a s this may int erfere with the airfl ow to the re ar seats. Note: Remo ve any sno w, ice or l eaves fr om the air intak e area a t the base of the windshield .
Rec ommended Set tings for Hea ting V ehicle with aut omatic climate c ontrol V ehicle with manual climat e control Pr ess the AUTO but ton. A djust the fan spe ed to the c enter setting. 1 Adjust the t emperatur e contr ol to the desired s etting. Use 72°F ( 22°C) as a starting point, then a djust the setting a s nece ssary .
Side Windo w Defogging in Col d W eather V ehicle with aut omatic climate c ontrol V ehicle with manual climat e control Pr ess the defros t button. Sel ect the windshiel d air vents using the air distribution butt ons. 1 Adjust the t emperatur e contr ol to the desired s etting.
Fan speed c ontrol: A djust the vol ume of air circul ated in the v ehicl e. A Heated sea ts (if equipped): Pr ess the butt on to s witch the hea ted sea ts on and off. S ee Heated Seats (pa ge 154). B T emperatur e control: C ontrol the t empera ture of the air circul at ed in y our vehicl e.
REMOTE S T ART (If Equipped) The r emote st art fe atur e allo ws y ou to pre-c ondition the interior of y our vehicl e. The clima te control s yst em work s to achiev e comf ort accor ding to y our previous setting s. Note: Y ou canno t adjust the sy stem during remot e start oper ation.
SITTING IN THE CORRE CT POSITION W ARNINGS Sitting improperl y , out of position or with the sea tback re clined too f ar can tak e weight off the sea t cushion and aff ect the decision of the passeng er sensing sy stem, r esul ting in serious injury or dea th in the ev ent of a cra sh.
W ARNINGS Install the hea d restr aint properly t o help minimize the risk of neck injury in the ev ent of a cra sh. Note: Adjust the se atba ck to an upright driving position bef ore adjusting the he ad restr aint. Adjust the he ad restr aint so that the top of it is l evel with the t op of your he ad and as f ar forward a s possibl e.
Installing the Head R estraint Align the ste el stems int o the guide sl eev es and push the head r estr aint down until it lock s. Second-r ow outboard sea t head restr aints E201 128 The he ad restr aints consist of: An energ y absorbing head restr aint.
E144727 1. Adjust the s ea tback to an upright driving or riding position. 2. Pivot the he ad restr aint forwar d to ward your he ad to the de sired position. Aft er the head r estr aint rea ches the forw ard-most til t position, pivoting it forw ard ag ain will then rele ase it t o the re arward , un-til te d position.
Lumbar Adjus tment (If Equipped) E190839 POWER SEA TS W ARNINGS Do not adjust the driver s ea t or sea tback when y our vehicl e is moving. A djusting your sea tback while the v ehicle is in motion may c ause loss of c ontrol of the vehicl e. Do not plac e cargo or an y objects behind the sea tback bef ore returning it to the original position.
Po wer Lumbar (If Equipped) E176039 Multi-C ontour Fr ont Seats W ith Ac tive Motion (If Equipped) Note: The mass age s yst em will turn off aft er 20 minute s. Note: The engine must be running or the vehicl e must be in ac cessory mode t o activ at e the seats.
T o acc ess and make adjustments t o the mass age se tting: 1. Pr ess the Menu Set tings icon > V ehicl e >Multi-c ontour Sea t. 2. Choose the desire d sea t to adjus t.
Linking a PreS et Position t o your Remot e Contr ol or Intellig ent Ac cess K ey Fob Y our vehicle c an sav e the preset memory positions for up t o three remot e contr ols or intellig ent acc ess (IA) ke ys. 1. With the ignition on, mo ve the memory positions to the de sired positions.
Lift the handle and f old the sea tback forw ard until it is fl at. Note: For the bench seat s, make sur e the cent er sa fet y belt is unbuckl ed befor e fol ding the seatback.
E190844 3. Lift the handl e all the way up until the sea t rel eases fr om the floor . R otat e the sea t forw ard t o all ow ac cess t o the third r ow . E190845 4. T o return the se atb ack to the fl oor from the tumble d position, rot at e the sea t down until y ou hear it l at ching to the floor .
E190848 The c ontrol is l ocat ed at the ba ck of the re ar door opening. Pr ess and hol d it to f old the sea tback do wn and tumble the se at forw ard f or ac cess t o the third r ow .
3. T o return the sea tback t o the floor fr om the tumble d position, rot at e the sea t down until y ou hear it l at ching to the floor . E190846 4. Lift the sea tback t ow ard the re ar of the vehicl e, and rota te the se atb ack until you he ar a click, l ocking it in the upright position.
E190923 4. R ele ase the c ushion la tches b y pulling the short black s trap whil e pulling on the strap l ocat ed a t the top of the sea tback t o tumble the se at all the w ay into the tub in the fl oor . Note: Do not use the sea t anchors a s carg o tie downs.
E190925 1. Unla tch and lift the sea t out of the tub in the floor b y squeezing and pulling up on the handle . Once the se at is at a vertic al position, push the sea t over , le tting it f all onto the l at ches. E190926 2. T o return the se atb ack to the upright position, pull the re d strap .
FOLD: Pr ess t o fol d down the sea tback. C RH / BO TH / LH: Press t o sele ct the normal, st ow and f old modes to a ctiva te the right-hand sea t, the l eft-hand sea t or both.
E146322 Pr ess the hea ted s ea t symbol to c ycl e through the v arious hea t setting s and off. More indic at or lights indica te warmer setting s. Rear S eats (If Equipped) W ARNING Per sons who ar.
W ARNING Per sons who are unabl e to feel p ain to the skin bec ause of adv anced a ge, chronic illness, diabete s, spinal cor d injury , medica tion, al cohol use , exhaustion, or other physic al conditions, must ex ercise car e when using the sea t hea ter .
HomeLink Wir eless C ontrol S ys tem W ARNINGS Make sur e that the g ara ge door and security de vice ar e free fr om obstruction when y ou are progr amming.
E142658 1. With y our vehicl e parked outside of the gar ag e, turn y our ignition to the on position, but do not start y our vehicle. 2. Hold y our hand-held gar ag e door transmit ter 2 – 6 in (5 – 1 4 cm) aw ay from the HomeLink butt on you want to pr ogram.
Gate Oper ator / Cana dian Progr amming Canadian r adio-fre quency la ws r equire transmit ter signals t o “ time-out ” (or quit) aft er several s econds of tr ansmission – which may not be l ong enough for HomeLink to pick up the signal during progr amming.
B A E142661 R ed indica tor light A. Green indic at or light B. 1. Pr ess and hold one of the but tons on the hand-held tr ansmitter for 10 seconds. The indic at or light will change from gr een to r ed and gre en. 2. Pr ess the same butt on twice t o confirm the change t o progr amming mode.
5. Press and hol d the previousl y progr ammed butt on on the visor for 2 seconds. R epea t this step up t o 3 times until the gar ag e door mov es. Pr ogramming is no w compl et e.
12 V ol t DC Pow er Point W ARNINGS Do not plug optional el ectrical acc essories into the cigar light er socke t. Incorr ect use of the cig ar lighter c an cause dama ge not c ov ered b y the vehicl e warranty , and can r esul t in fire or serious injury .
When the indica tor light on the pow er point is: • On: The po wer point is w orking, the ignition is on and a devic e is plugg ed in. • Off: The po wer point is off , the ignition is off or no devic e is plugg ed in. • Fla shing: The pow er point is in faul t mode.
CENTER CONS OLE St ow it ems in the cup hol der car efully a s items ma y become l oose during hard braking, acc eler ation or cra shes, including hot drinks which ma y spill. Av ailabl e console f eatur es include: E193409 USB, or USB and SD c ard (if equipped).
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNINGS Ext ended idling a t high engine speeds can pr oduce very high temper atur es in the engine and exhaust s yst em, cre ating the risk of fir e or other damag e. Do not park, idl e or drive y our vehicl e on dry gra ss or other dry ground co ver .
Ignition Modes E144447 The k eyless starting s yst em has thr ee modes: Off: T urns the ignition off . • Without appl ying the brake pedal, press and r ele as e the button onc e when the ignition is in the on mode, or when the engine is running but the vehicl e is not moving.
Note: Y ou must ha ve your int elligent acc ess ke y in your vehicle in or der to shift the transmission out o f park (P). 1. Fully depr ess the brake pe dal. 2. Pr ess the push butt on ignition switch. The s yst em does not function if: • The pa ssive key fr equencies are jammed.
Automa tic Engine Shutdo wn For vehicl es with a keyl ess ignition, this fe atur e automa tically shuts do wn the engine if it has be en idling for an e xtende d period.
3. P ress and hol d the push button ignition swit ch, or press it thr ee times within two s econds. 4. Apply the p arking brak e. Guarding Agains t Exhaust Fumes W ARNING If you smell e xhaust fumes inside your v ehicle , hav e your vehicl e check ed by y our authorized de aler immedia tel y .
• Make sur e the sys tem is unpl ugge d and properl y stow ed bef ore starting and driving your v ehicle . Mak e sure the prot ectiv e co ver se als the prong s of the block he at er cord plu g when not in use. • Make sur e the hea ter s yst em is check ed for pr oper opera tion before winter .
S AFETY PREC AUTIONS W ARNINGS Do not ov erfill the fuel tank. T he pressur e in an ov erfille d tank may cause l eakag e and le ad to fuel spr ay and fire. The fuel s yst em may be under pressur e. If y ou hear a hissing sound near the fuel fill er door (Ea sy Fuel capl ess fuel sy stem), do not refuel until the sound stops.
FUEL QUALITY Choosing the Right Fuel E161513 W e recommend r egular unl eaded g asoline with a pump (R+M)/2 octane r ating of 8 7 . Some fuel sta tions offer fuels post ed a s reg ular unl eaded ga soline with an octane ra ting below 87 , particularl y in high altitude are as.
Do not use any fuel other than those rec ommended bec ause they c ould l ead to engine damag e that ma y not be co ver ed by the v ehicle W arranty . Note: Use of any fuel other than those rec ommended can impair the emission control s ystem and ca use a loss o f vehicl e performanc e.
W ARNINGS Do not try to pry open or push open the capl ess fuel sy stem with f oreign objects. This c ould dama ge the fuel sys tem and its se al and cause injury t o you or others. Do not dispose of fuel in the household r efuse or the public sew age s yst em.
W ARNINGS Do not remo ve the fuel pump no zzle from its full y inserted position when refueling. Use the foll owing guidelines t o av oid ele ctrost atic char ge buil d-up, which can produc e a spark, when filling an ungrounded fuel c ontainer: • Pla ce appro ved fuel container on the ground .
1. St op your v ehicle a s soon as sa fel y possible and shift the tr ansmission into park (P). 2. S witch the ignition off . 3. Open the fuel fill er door and remove any visibl e debris from the fuel fill opening.
K eep a recor d for a t lea st 1 month and rec ord the type of driving ( city or highway ). This pr ovides an a ccur at e estimate of the vehicl e ’ s fuel ec onomy under curr ent driving conditions. A dditionally , ke eping rec ords during summer and wint er show how t empera ture impacts fuel ec onomy .
Illumina tion of the service engine soon indica tor , char ging syst em warning light or the temper atur e warning light, fluid l eak s, strang e odors, smoke or l oss of engine pow er coul d indicat e that the emission contr ol syst em is not working properl y .
If the service engine soon indica tor is on or the bulb does not work, y ou may need to ha ve the vehicl e serviced. S ee On-Board Diagnostics ( OBD-II).
AUT OMA TIC TRANSMIS SION W ARNINGS Al way s set the parking br ake full y and make sur e the ge arshift is la tched in park (P). T urn the ignition to the off position and r emov e the ke y whenev er you l ea ve y our vehicl e. Do not apply the br ake pedal and acc elera tor pedal simult aneousl y .
E146092 • Pr ovides additional gr ade braking with a combina tion of engine motoring and high-vol tage ba tt ery charging t o help maintain vehicl e speed when descending a gr ade.
Upshifts when acc eler ating (rec om- mended for best fuel ec onomy) Shift from: 15 mph (24 km/h) 1 - 2 25 mph ( 40 km/h) 2 - 3 40 mph (64 km/h) 3 - 4 45 mph (72 km/h) 4 - 5 50 mph (80 km/h) 5 - 6 The instrument cl uster will displ ay the sele cte d ge ar that y ou are curr ently in and a shift indica tor arr ow t o assist in optimizing shifting.
If Y our V ehicl e G ets S tuck In Mud or Snow Note: Do not rock the vehicl e if the engine is not a t normal opera ting temper atur e or damag e to the tr ansmission may oc cur . Note: Do not rock the vehicl e for mor e than a minute or dama ge t o the transmission and tires ma y occur , or the engine ma y ov erhea t.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION This s yst em is a proac tive sy stem. It has the ability t o anticipat e wheel slip and transf er torque to the r ear wheels bef ore slip occur s.
reinstall the r epaired or repl ace d road tir e as soon a s possible. Major dissimil ar tire sizes be tween the fr ont and rear axl es coul d cause the 4WD syst em to stop functioning and def ault to fr ont-wheel drive or dama ge the 4WD sy stem.
W ARNINGS If the parking brak e is fully rel eased , but the brak e warning lamp remains illumina te d, the br akes may not be working pr operly . S ee your authoriz ed deal er . Do not spin the wheels a t ov er 35 mph (56 km/h). The tir es may fail and injure a pa ssenger or b ystander .
Once thr ough wa ter , alw ays try the br akes. W et brak es do not st op the vehicl e as eff ectivel y as dry brak es. Drying can be impro ved b y moving y our vehicl e slowl y while appl ying light pressure on the br ake pedal. Be cautious of sudden chang es in vehicl e speed or dire ction when you ar e driving in mud.
Driving on Snow and Ic e W ARNING If you ar e driving in slippery conditions tha t requir e tire chains or cabl es, then it is critic al that y ou drive cautiousl y .
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Note: Occa sional brak e noise is normal. If a metal-t o-metal, continuous grinding or continuous sque al sound is present, the brak e linings may be worn-out and an authorized de aler shoul d check them.
P ARKING BRAKE W ARNING Al way s set the parking br ake full y and make sur e the transmission is lock ed in park (P). Fail ure t o set the parking brak e and engage park c ould resul t in vehicl e roll-awa y , property dama ge or bodily injury . T o set the parking br ake , press the parking brak e pedal down to its full est ext ent.
2. If the sensors det ect that y our vehicl e is on a slope , the sy stem ac tiva tes automa tically . 3. W hen you remo ve your f oot from the brak e pedal, your vehicl e remains on the slope without r olling aw ay f or about two t o three seconds. This hol d time automa tically e xt ends if you are in the proc ess of driving off.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION The tr action c ontrol s yst em helps av oid drive wheel spin and l oss of traction. If your v ehicle be gins to slide, the syst em applies the brak es to individual wheels and, when ne eded, reduc es engine po wer at the s ame time.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS V ehicle modific ations inv olving braking s yst em, a ftermark et roof rack s, suspension, steering s yst em, tire c onstruction and wheel and tir e size may chang e the handling charac teristic s of your v ehicle and ma y adversel y aff ect the performanc e of the el ectronic st ability contr ol syst em.
Tra ction Contr ol The s yst em enhances y our vehicl e ’ s ability to maint ain trac tion of the wheels b y det ecting and contr olling wheel spin. See Using Tra ction Contr ol (pag e 192). E72903 A A A B B B B V ehicle without stabilit y contr ol skidding off its intende d rout e.
USING TERR AIN RESPONSE The t errain mana gement s yst em optimizes drivability and c omfort as w ell as maximizing tr action whil e opera ting on differ ent types of t errain.
USING HILL DES CENT C ONTROL Principl e of opera tion W ARNINGS Hill descent c ontrol cannot contr ol descent in all surf ace conditions and circumst ances, such as ic e or extr emely ste ep grades. Hill descent contr ol is a driver a ssist sy stem and c annot substitute f or good judgment by the driv er .
• At spee ds abov e 20 mph (32 km/h): When you pr ess the Hill Descent Contr ol swit ch, the Hill Desc ent Control sys tem enabl es, the light on the butt on illumina te s and FOR HILL CNTRL, 20 MPH OR LESS displ ay s in the messag e center f or sev eral sec onds.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS T o help av oid personal injury , pl ea se re ad and understand the limit ations of the sys tem a s containe d in this section. S ensing is only an aid for some (gener all y lar ge and fix ed) objects when moving on a fl at surf ace a t parking speeds.
E130178 Co ver ag e area of up t o 6 ft (1.8 m) from the re ar bumper . There ma y be decre ase d co ver ag e area a t the outer corner s of the bumper . The s yst em dete cts c ertain objects whil e the transmission is in r ev erse (R) : • Y our vehicle is mo ving to ward a sta tionary object a t a speed of 3 mph (5 km/h) or le ss.
Obstacl e Distanc e Indicat or (If Equipped) The s yst em pro vides obstacl e distance indica tion through the inf ormation displa y . The indic at or displa ys: • As the distanc e to the obst acl e decre ase s the indica tor bl ocks illumina te and mo ve to wards the vehicl e icon.
Obstacl e Distanc e Indicat or (If Equipped) E190459 The s yst em pro vides obstacl e distance indica tion through the inf ormation displa y . As the distanc e to the obst acl e decre ases, the indica tor bl ocks illumina te and mo ve to war d the vehicl e icon.
• The anti-l ock brake s yst em is activ at ed. • The tr action c ontrol s yst em is activ at ed. A CTIVE P ARK ASSIS T Par all el Parking, P erpendicular Parking, Park Out Assist W ARNINGS Y ou must remain in your v ehicle when the sys tem turns on.
Using Activ e Park Assist - Par allel Parking E146186 Pr ess the butt on loc at ed on the cent er consol e near the gear shift le ver or the right side of the cent er stack onc e. When driving a t a speed l ess than 22 mph (35 km/h) the sys tem aut omatic all y scans both sides of your v ehicle for an a vail able parking spac e.
E130108 When you think y our vehicle is pr operly parke d, or y ou hear a solid t one from the parking aid (acc ompanied by a displa y messag e and a chime), bring your vehicl e to a c omple te st op.
Note: The sy stem al ways o ffers the l ast det ect ed parking spac e (for e xampl e, if y our vehicl e det ect s multipl e spaces whil e you are driving, it off ers the la st one). Note: If driven abov e appro ximat el y 19 mph (30 km/h), the sy stem sho ws a messag e to alert y ou to r educe y our vehicl e speed .
The s yst em determine s the cle aranc e to the front and r ear of your v ehicle and automa tically st eers y our vehicle out of a parall el parking space (hands-fre e) while you c ontrol the ac cel erat or, ge arshift and brak es. The sy stem visuall y and audibly guides y ou to ent er tra ffic.
The sy stem does not off er a particular spac e The sensor s may be c ov ered (f or example , snow , ic e or dirt buildup ). Cov ered senor s can a ffe ct the sy stem's functionalit y . Ther e is not enough room in the parking spa ce f or your v ehicl e to sa fely park.
REAR VIEW C AMERA W ARNINGS The r ear view c amera s yst em is a rev erse aid supplement devic e that still requir es the driver t o use it in conjunction with the int erior and exterior mirrors f or maximum cov erage .
Note: When to wing, the camera onl y sees what y ou are t owing. T his might not pro vide adequa te c ov era ge a s it usuall y pro vides in normal opera tion and some objects might not be seen. In s ome vehicl es, the guidelines may disappe ar when you c onnect the tr ailer to w connect or .
The fix ed and active guideline s fa de in and out depending on the ste ering wheel position. T he activ e guidelines do not displa y when the ste ering wheel position is straight. Al way s use caution whil e rever sing. Objects in the r ed zone ar e clo sest to y our vehicl e and objects in the green z one are farther a way .
Rear Camer a D ela y Sel ect able se ttings f or this fe atur e are ON and OFF . The def ault set ting for the r ear camer a dela y is OFF . When shifting the tr ansmission out of rev erse (R) and into any g ear other than park (P), the c amera imag e remains in the displa y until: • Y our vehicle spe ed re aches appro ximatel y 5 mph (8 km/h).
Note: The camer a sys tem ma y not oper at e corre ctl y if mud, wa ter or debris obstruc ts the camer a's view . Y ou can cle an the l ens with a soft, lint-fr ee clo th and non-abra sive cle aner or by using y our front or rear wa sher. See W ipers and W ashers (pa ge 77).
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION Cruise c ontrol l ets y ou maintain a set speed without k eeping your f oot on the acc elera tor pedal. Y ou can use cruise contr ol when your v ehicle spe ed is gre at er than 20 mph (30 km/h).
S witching Cruise C ontrol Off Pr ess and rel ease OFF when the sy stem is in stand b y mode or switch the ignition off. Note: Y ou er ase the se t speed when you swit ch the sy stem off . USING AD APTIVE CRUISE CONTR OL (If Equipped) W ARNINGS Al way s pay cl ose att ention to changing road c onditions when using adaptive cruise c ontrol.
Set ting the Adaptiv e Cruise Speed 1. Drive t o desire d speed. 2. Pr ess and rel ease SET+ . 3. A gr een indica tor light, current g ap setting and y our desire d set speed appear in the instrument cl uster . 4. T ake y our foot off the ac celer at or pedal.
E201206 Gap decre as e. A Gap incre ase . B E164805 The sel ected g ap appears in the informa tion display a s shown b y the bars in the graphic. Five gap s ettings ar e av ailabl e. The g ap setting is time dependent and the distanc e automa tically adjust s with your vehicl e speed.
Changing the Set Speed • Pr ess and rel ease SET+ or SET- . W hen you sel ect km/h as the displ ay mea surement in the inf ormation displa y the set speed chang es in appro ximatel y 2 km/h increments. When you s elec t mph as the displ ay mea surement in the inf ormation displa y the set speed chang es in appro ximatel y 1 mph increments.
E71621 Det ection issues c an occur: When driving on a diff erent line than the vehicl e in front. A With v ehicle s that edg e into your lane . The s yst em can onl y det ect these vehicl es once they mo ve fully int o your lane.
The foll owing tabl e lists possibl e causes and actions for this messa ge displaying. Action Cause Cle an the grille surf ace in front of the r adar or remo ve the objec t causing the obstruc- tion. The surf ace of the radar in the grill e is dirty or obstruct ed in some wa y .
DRIVER ALERT (If Equipped) PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNING The driv er alert s yst em is designed to aid y ou. It is not int ended to repl ace y our attention and judgment.
W ARNINGS Larg e contra sts in lighting can limit sensor performanc e. The s yst em will not opera te if the sensor cannot tr ack the ro ad lane markings. The v ehicle shoul d be taken t o an authorized de aler f or inspection if damag e occur s in the immediat e are a surrounding the sensor .
Aid only – P rovides an a ssistanc e steering tor que input to war d the lane c enter when the sys tem det ects an unintended l ane departure. E165517 Alert A Aid B Alert + Aid – P rovides an a ssistanc e ste ering torque input t oward the l ane cent er .
• The r oad ha s no or poor lane markings in the camer a field-of-vie w . • The c amera is obsc ured or unabl e to det ect the l ane markings due to environment al conditions (signific ant sun ang.
Why is the fea ture not avail able (line markings ar e gray ) when I can see the lane markings on the road? Lane width too narr ow or too wide Camer a not calibr at ed a fter a windshiel d repl acemen.
Note: The Blind Spot Inf ormation S ystem does not pre vent contac t with other vehicl es or object s; nor dete ct park ed vehicles, peopl e, animals or infr astructur e (fenc es, guardr ails, trees). It's onl y designed to al ert you t o vehicl es in the blind zones.
If the sys tem det ects a degra ded performanc e condition, a messag e warning of a block ed sensor or lo w visibility will appear in the inf ormation displ ay along with a warning indic at or . Y ou can clear the informa tion display w arning but the warning indic at or will remain ill uminat ed.
Swit ching the S ys tems Off and On Y ou can tempor arily s witch off the Blind Spot Inf ormation S ystem in the informa tion display . Se e General Information (pa ge 101). W hen you swit ch off the Blind Spot Inf ormation S ystem, you will not rec eive al erts and the informa tion displa y will displa y a system off mess age .
E142441 Zone c over age de crea ses when parking at shallo w angles. Her e, the l eft sensor is mostl y obstruct ed; zone c ov era ge on tha t side is sev erel y limite d.
The f ollowing ar e other situations tha t may limit the cross tr affic al ert syst em performanc e: • Adja centl y park ed vehicl es or objects obstructing the sensor s. • Approaching v ehicles pa ssing at speeds gre ater than 37 mph (60 km/h). • Backing out of an angl ed parking spot.
Extr eme continuous st eering may incr ease the eff ort requir ed for y ou to steer y our vehicl e. This incre as ed eff ort prev ents ov erhea ting and permanent damag e to the ste ering syst em. Y ou do not l ose the ability t o steer y our vehicl e manually .
When your v ehicle rapidl y approaches another vehicl e, a red warning light fl ashes and a tone sounds. The br ake support s yst em assis ts you in reducing an y collision speed b y pre-char ging the brak es.
Action Cause Cle an the ra dar sensor co ver or r emov e the obstruction The r adar sensor c ov er in the grille is dirt y or obstruct ed W ait a short time.
REAR UNDER FLOOR S TOR A GE Car go Mana gement S yst em (If Equipped) E142445 The s yst em is loc at ed in the floor of the car go ar ea. Lift the handl e to open. Adjus table Load Fl oor (If Equipped) E142446 V ehicles with the st andard size sp are tire can adjust the l oad floor t o two po sitions.
LUGG AGE C OVER S W ARNINGS Make sur e that the pos ts are pr operly la tched in mounting fe atur es. T he co ver ma y cause injury in a sudden stop or a ccident if it is not secur ely install ed. Do not plac e any objects on the car go ar ea shade. They ma y obstruct your vision or strik e occupants of your v ehicle in a sudden st op or crash.
A thumbwheel kit is incl uded in your vehicl e for tying light l oads to y our roof. The kit is l ocat ed in the glo vebox. Make sur e to check tha t the thumbwheels are tight e ach time you add or r emov e l oad from the r oof rack, and periodicall y while tra veling.
E143816 P A YLOAD Pa yload - is the c ombined weight of car go and p asseng ers that the vehicl e is carrying. T he maximum payl oad f or your v ehicl e can be found on the T ire Label on the B-Pillar or the e dge of the driv er door (v ehicl es export ed outside the US and Cana da may not ha ve a Tir e Label).
E210945 E143817 CARGO Car go W eight - includes all weight a dded t o the Base C urb W eight, incl uding car go and optional equipment. W hen to wing, trail er tongue l oad or king pin weight is al so part of car go weight.
E143818 GVW G VW (Gr oss V ehicl e W eight) - is the V ehicl e Curb W eight, pl us car go , plus pa ssengers. G VWR (Gr oss V ehicl e W eight Rating) - is the maximum all ow abl e weight of the full y l oaded v ehicl e (including all options, equipment, pass enger s and car go ).
W ARNING Ex ceeding the Sa fety Complianc e Certifica tion Label v ehicle w eight ra ting limits coul d resul t in substandard vehicl e handling or performanc e, engine, tr ansmission and/ or structur al damag e, serious damag e to the v ehicle, l oss of contr ol and personal injury .
T ongue Load or Fifth W heel King Pin W eight - ref ers t o the amount of the weight tha t a trail er pushes do wn on a trail er hitch. Exampl es: For a 5000 pound (2268 kil ogram) con ventional trail er , multipl y 5000 by 0 . 10 and 0. 15 to obtain a pr oper tongue l oad r ange of 500 t o 750 pounds (227 t o 340 kilogr ams).
*Suppose y our vehicle ha s a 1400-pound ( 635-kil ogram) c argo and lu gga ge c apacity . Y ou decide to g o golfing. Is there enou gh loa d capa city t o carry y ou, f our of your friends and all the gol f bags ? Y ou and f our friends av era ge 220 pounds (99 kil ograms) each and the gol f bags weigh appr oxima tel y 30 pounds (13.
Special Loading Instructions for Owners of Pick-up T rucks and Utility-type V ehicles W ARNING L oaded v ehicl es may handl e diff erentl y than unloaded vehicl es. Extr a preca utions, such a s slo wer speeds and incr ea sed st opping distanc e, shoul d be tak en when driving a hea vily l oaded v ehicl e.
TO WING A TRAILER W ARNINGS Do not ex ceed the G VWR or the G A WR specified on the certific a tion label. T owing tr ail ers bey ond the maximum r ecommende d gross tr ailer w eight ex ceeds the limi.
RV & T rail er T owing Guide Online http:/ / www .flee t.for d.c om/to wing-guides/ W ebsite TRAILER S W A Y C ONTROL (If Equipped) W ARNING T urning off tr ailer s wa y contr ol incre ases the risk of l oss of vehicle contr ol, serious injury or dea th.
Y our vehicl e may t ow a cl ass I or III trail er pro vided the maximum trail er weight is l ess than or equal to the ma ximum trail er weight list ed f or your v ehicl e config ura tion on the foll owing chart. Maximum tr ailer weight Maximum GCWR Engine 2000 lb (90 7 kg) 6900 lb (3130 kg) 2.
ESSENTIAL T OWING CHECK S Follo w these guidelines for sa fe to wing: • Do not to w a trail er until you drive y our vehicl e at le ast 1000 mil es (1600 kilome ter s).
Safe ty Chains Note: Never a tta ch saf et y chains to the bumper . Al way s conne ct the sa fet y chains to the hook ret ainers of your v ehicle hitch. T o connec t the trail er ’ s sa fety chains, cr oss them under the trail er tongue and all ow enough sl ack for turning tight c orners.
• Shift to a l ower g ear when driving down a long or st eep hill. Do not apply the brak es continuously , a s they ma y ov erhea t and become l ess effec tive. • If your tr ansmission is equipped with a Grade A ssist or T ow /Haul fea ture, use this fe atur e when to wing.
W e recommend the us e of a wheel lift and dollies or fla tbed equipment to t ow y our vehicl e. Do not to w with a slingbelt. For d Motor C ompany ha s not appro ved a slingbelt t owing proce dure. V ehicle damag e may oc cur if to wed inc orrectl y , or by any other me ans.
Front-wheel driv e vehicl es CANNOT be fla t-tow ed (all wheels on the gr ound) as vehicl e or transmission damage ma y occur . Y ou must plac e the front wheels on a two-whe el to w dolly . If y ou are using a t ow dolly , f ollow the instruc tions specified by the equipment pro vider .
2. Pr ess the brak e pedal and shift the transmission int o neutral (N). 3. T urn off your vehicl e by turning the ignition ke y past the a cc essory position. The k ey position is betwe en the acc essory and off positions. See Ignition Swit ch (pag e 165).
BREAKING-IN Y ou need to bre ak in new tir es for appro ximatel y 300 miles ( 480 kilome ter s). During this time, y our vehicl e may e xhibit some unusual driving charac teristic s. Av oid driving too fa st during the first 1000 mile s (1600 kilome ter s).
• T r ansmissions give their best fuel econom y when opera te d in the top cruise ge ar and with ste ady pressur e on the ga s pedal. • Four-wheel-drive oper ation (if equipped) is l ess fuel efficient than two-whe el-drive oper ation. • Clos e the windows f or high-speed driving.
W ARNINGS Check a ttachment of fl oor mats on a reg ular ba sis. Alwa ys properl y reinstall and s ecure fl oor mats tha t hav e been remo ve d for cl eaning or repl acement. Al way s make sur e that objects cannot f all into the driv er foot well while the v ehicle is moving.
RO ADSIDE AS SIS T ANCE V ehicl es Sol d in the United S tates: Getting R oadside Assistanc e T o fully a ssist you should y ou have a vehicl e concern, For d Motor C ompany offer s a complimentary r oadside assist ance pr ogram. T his program is separa te from the New V ehicl e Limite d W arranty .
Canadian r oadside co verag e and benefits may diff er from the U .S. c ov era ge. If you requir e more inf ormation, ple ase r efer to the co ver ag e section of y our warr anty guide, c all us in Canada at 1-800-665-2006, or visit our websit e at www .
3. R emove y our foot fr om the brak e pedal and press the S T ART / ST OP button to s witch off the ignition. 4. Y ou can either att empt to start the engine by pr essing the brak e pedal and the ST ART / ST OP button, or swit ch on the ignition only b y pressing the ST ART / ST OP button without pressing the br ake pedal.
4 2 1 3 E142664 1. Connec t the positive (+) jumper c able to the positiv e (+) terminal of the discharg ed ba ttery . 2. Connec t the other end of the positive (+) cabl e to the positiv e (+) terminal of the booster v ehicle bat tery . 3. C onnect the neg ativ e (-) cable t o the nega tive (-) terminal of the boost er vehicl e battery .
2. R emov e the jumper cabl e on the nega tive (-) terminal of the boost er vehicl e battery . 3. R emove the jumper c able fr om the positive (+) t erminal of the boost er vehicl e battery . 4. R emov e the jumper cabl e from the positive (+) t erminal of the disabl ed vehicl e battery .
GETTING THE SERVICE S Y OU NEED W arranty r epairs t o your v ehicle mus t be performe d by an authoriz ed deal er . Whil e any authorize d deal er handling your v ehicle line will pro vide warr anty service , we rec ommend you r eturn t o your selling authorized de aler who w ants to ensure your c ontinued sa tisfa ction.
In order t o help us serve y ou bett er , ple ase hav e the foll owing informa tion availabl e when conta cting a Cust omer Rela tionship Cent er: • V ehicle Identific ation Number . • Y our telephone number (home and business). • The name of the authoriz ed deal er and city where l ocat ed.
THE BETTER BUSINES S BUREAU (BBB) A UTO LINE PROGR AM (U.S. ONL Y) Y our satisf action is important t o Ford Motor C ompany and t o your de aler . If a warr anty conc ern has not been resol ved using .
In the CAMV AP pr ogram, impartial third-party arbitr ator s conduct he arings a t mutuall y conv enient times and pl aces in an informal en vironment. T hese impartial arbitra tors re view the positions of the parties, mak e decisions and , when appropria te , render a war ds to r esol ve disputes.
FORD MO T OR COMP ANY Cust omer R ela tionship Cent er 1555 Fairl ane Drive Fairl ane Business Park #3 Allen P ark, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. Ford: 800044436 7 3 Lincoln: 8000444106 7 If calling from the .
If NHT S A rec eives simil ar compl aints, it may open an inv estig ation, and if it finds that a sa f ety def ect exist s in a group of vehicl es, it may or der a recall and remedy c ampaign. How ev er , NHT S A cannot bec ome inv ol ve d in individual probl ems betw een you, your de al er , or Ford Mot or Compan y .
FUSE SPECIFIC A TION CHART Po wer Distribution Bo x W ARNINGS Al way s disconne ct the ba ttery be for e servicing high-current fuse s. T o reduc e risk of ele ctrical shock, alw ays repl ac e the co ver t o the pow er distribution bo x befor e rec onnecting the ba ttery or refilling fl uid reserv oirs.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Po wertrain c ontrol modul e pow er . 20A 1 1 Engine emissions (MIL). 20A 1 2 A/C cl utch contr ol rel ay c oil. 20A 1 3 V AC C. Ac tive grill shutt ers. Ignition coils. 20A 1 4 Not used. — 5 Not used.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. — 23 Not used. — 24 Not used. — 25 Anti-lock br ake syst em valv es. 30A 2 26 T r ailer t ow bat tery char ge rel ay pow er . 30A 2 27 Not used. — 28 Run/ start rel ay . — 29 Not used.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number T r ailer t ow brak e contr oller . 30A 3 46 Not used. — 47 Body contr ol module RP1 bus. 50A 3 48 Not used. — 49 Body contr ol module RP2 bus. 50A 3 50 Ele ctronic f an rela y 3. 50A 3 51 Anti-lock br ake syst em pump.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number T r ailer t ow left-hand and right-hand s top and direc tion indica tor l amps. 20A 2 70 Not used. — 71 Hea ted/ cool ed seats. 30A 2 72 Driver se at modul e. 30A 2 73 Driver se at po wer .
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Alt ernator sense . 10A 1 93 R ear wa sher rela y . 15A 1 94 R ear wiper rel ay . 15A 1 95 Po wertrain c ontrol modul e rel ay c oil pow er . 10A 1 96 Rain sensor . 5A 1 97 2nd ro w sea t motor s.
E145984 Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Demand lamps. 10A 1 1 Bat tery sa ver . Memory sea t swit ch (lumbar po wer). 7 .5A 1 2 Driver unl ock relay . 20A 1 3 Aft ermarke t ele ctronic br ake c ontroller . 5A 1 4 R ear hea ted sea t modul e.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Instrument clust er. 7 .5A 2 13 Smart da ta link. St eering col umn control modul e. Not used. — 14 Smart da talink conne ctor po wer . 10A 2 15 Heads up displ ay . Not used. — 16 Ele ctronic finish panel.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. — 30 Not used. — 31 S YNC. 10A 1 32 GPS modul e. Displa y . Radio fr equency re ciev er . Radio . 20A 1 33 Run/ start rel ay . 30A 1 34 R estrain c ontrol module. 5A 1 35 Lane departure w arning modul e.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Hav e your v ehicle s erviced r egul arly t o help maintain its r oadworthine ss and resal e val ue. T here is a l arg e netw ork of authorized de aler s that ar e there to help you with their pr ofessional s ervicing expertise .
OPENING AND CLOSING THE HOOD Opening the Hood E203008 1 1. Inside the vehicl e, pull the hood rel ea se handle l ocat ed under the l eft-hand side of the instrument panel.
4 E203320 4. Open the hood. S upport the hood with the strut. Closing the Hood 1. R emov e the hood strut from the c at ch and secur e it corre ctl y aft er use. 2. Lo wer the hood and allo w it to dr op under its own w eight for the la st 8 – 12 in ( 20 – 30 cm).
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 2.3L E COBOO S T ™ A I H E B C D F G E188729 Engine cool ant reserv oir . See Engine C oolant Check (pag e 282). A Brak e fluid reserv oir (right-hand drive). S ee Brak e Fluid Check (page 288). B Engine oil dipstick. See Engine Oil Dips tick (pag e 281).
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 3.5L DUR A TEC H E J F G A B C D E188731 Engine cool ant reserv oir . See Engine C oolant Check (pag e 282). A Brak e fluid reserv oir . See Brak e Fluid Check (page 288). B Bat tery . See Changing the 12V Ba ttery (pa ge 289). C Po wer distribution box.
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 3.5L E COBOO S T ™ E173375 Engine cool ant reserv oir . See Engine C oolant Check (page 282). A. Engine oil filler c ap. See Engine Oil Check (pa ge 281). B. Engine oil dipstick. S ee Engine Oil Dipstick (pag e 281). C. Brak e fluid reserv oir .
ENGINE OIL DIPS TICK - 2.3L EC OBOOS T ™ E161560 A B Minimum. A Maximum. B ENGINE OIL DIPS TICK - 3.5L DUR A TEC/3.5L EC OBOOS T ™ E146429 MIN A MAX B ENGINE OIL CHECK Note: Check the le vel bef ore starting the engine. Note: Make sure tha t the level is be tween the MIN and the MAX marks.
1. R emov e the filler c ap. 2. If the engine oil le vel is not within the normal rang e, add engine oil tha t meets For d specifica tions. See Capacities and Specifica tions (page 334). 3. R emove the engine oil fill er cap and use a funnel to pour the engine oil int o the opening.
Note: Make sure tha t the coolant l ev el is betw een the MIN and MAX mark s on the cool ant reserv oir . Note: Coolant e xpands when it is hot. The le vel may ex tend be yond the MAX mark. Note: If the le vel is at the MIN mark, belo w the MIN mark, or empty , add c oolant immedia tel y .
4. If nece ssary , add enough pre dilut ed engine cool ant to bring the c oolant le vel t o the proper l evel. Recy cl ed Engine Coolant Ford Mot or Compan y does not rec ommend the use of rec ycl ed engine cool ant since a Ford-appr ov ed rec ycling proc ess is not yet av ailabl e.
When Fail-Sa fe Mode Is Ac tivated W ARNINGS Fail-s af e mode is for us e during emerg encies onl y . Opera te y our vehicl e in fail-saf e mode only a s long as ne cessary t o bring your vehicl e to r est in a sa fe l oca tion and seek immediat e repair s.
If the engine cool ant temper ature ga uge mov es full y into the r ed (hot) are a, or if the cool ant temper ature warning or s ervice engine soon messag es appear in your informa tion display: 1. Pull off the r oad as s oon as sa fely possible and shift the tr ansmission into P .
E190273 A B Minimum. A Maximum. B Note: Check the fluid l ev el with the engine running and the transmission in park (P). 1. Make sur e that y our vehicle is on l evel ground . 2. R otat e the automatic tr ansmission fluid c ap in a count ercl ockwise direc tion.
BRAKE FL UID CHECK W ARNINGS Do not use any fl uid other than the rec ommended br ake fl uid as this will reduc e brak e efficiency . Use of incorr ect fl uid coul d resul t in the loss of vehicl e control, serious per sonal injury or dea th. Only us e brak e fluid fr om a seal ed container .
Note: The front and re ar wa sher sy stems are supplied from the s ame reservoir . Add fl uid to fill the reserv oir if the le vel is lo w. Only us e a wa sher fluid tha t meets Ford specific ations. Sta te or loc al reg ula tions on vola tile org anic compounds ma y restric t the use of methanol, a c ommon windshield w asher antifreez e additive.
Note: If a person adds el ectric al or ele ctronic a cc essories or c omponents to the vehicl e, the ac cessories or component s may advers ely a ffect the l ow vol tag e bat tery performanc e and durabilit y and may also aff ect the performanc e of other el ec trical sy stems in the vehicl e.
Run the tip of your fing ers over the e dge of the blade t o check for rou ghness. Cle an the wiper bla des with wa sher fluid or wa ter applied with a s oft sponge or cloth. CHANGING THE WIPER BLADES Poor wiper qu ality can be impr ov ed by cle aning the wiper bla des and the windshield .
E142592 8 ft (2. 4 m) A Ground t o the cent er of the headl amp high beam bulb B 25 ft (7 .6 m) C Horizontal r ef erenc e line D V ertical Aim Adjus tment Proc edure 1. P ark your v ehicle on l evel ground appro ximatel y 25 ft (7 .6 m) from a w all or screen.
E203691 5 5. Use a suitable t ool, for e xample a scre wdriv er or socke t wrench, t o turn the adjust er clockwis e or count ercl ockwise to adjust the v ertical aim of the headl amp. The horiz ontal edge of the bright er light should touch the horizontal r ef erenc e line.
Headlamp E203696 A B Headl amp high beam. A Front dir ection indica tor . B Front Direc tion Indicator E203698 4 2 3 1. S witch all of the l amps and the ignition off. 2. Disconnec t the ele ctrical c onnect or . 3. T urn the bulb holder c ounter clock wise and remo ve it.
Front Fog Lamp (If Equipped) E203699 1. Use a suitabl e tool, for e xampl e a scre wdriv er , to car efull y remo ve the housing co ver . Note: T o remov e push pins, use a fla t-bladed scre wdriv er to pull up the c enter rel ea se pin. 2. Disconnec t the ele ctrical c onnect or .
B E203702 5 6 A 5. Rel ea se the wire from the s ecuring clip. 6. T urn the bulb holder c ounter clock wise and remo ve it. 7 . R emov e the bulb by pulling it str aight out. LED Lamps LED lamps ar e not service able it ems. See an authorized de aler if the y f ail.
BULB SPECIFIC A TION CHART R eplac ement bulbs are specified in the chart belo w. Headl amp bulbs must be marke d with an authorized D .O . T . marking for North Americ a to mak e sure they hav e the proper l amp performanc e, light brightness, light pa tt ern and saf e visibility .
Pow er (W att) Specification Lamp LED LED R ear dome l amp. LED LED Lugg age c ompartment lamp. Note: LED lamps are no t serviceabl e. See an authoriz ed deal er if they fail.
CHANGING THE ENGINE AIR FIL TER W ARNING T o reduc e the risk of vehicl e damage and personal burn injuries, do not start y our engine with the air cle aner remo ved and do not r emov e it while the engine is running. When changing the engine air fil ter , do not allo w debris or foreign ma terial t o enter the air induction sy stem.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Y our Ford or Lincoln authoriz ed deal er has many quality pr oducts a vail able t o clean your v ehicle and pr ote ct its finishes.
Note: Never use abr asiv e mat erials, f or exampl e steel wool or pl astic pads a s they can scr at ch the chrome surfac e. Note: Do not use chrome cl eaner , metal cle aner or polish on wheels or wheel c overs. Ext erior Plas tic Parts For routine cl eaning w e rec ommend Motor cra ft Detail W ash.
• Nev er wa sh or rinse any ignition coil, spark plu g wire or spark pl ug well, or the are a in and around these l ocations. • Co ver the ba ttery , pow er distribution box, and air filt er assembly t o prevent wa ter dama ge when cl eaning the engine.
CLEANING THE INS TRUMENT P ANEL AND INSTRUMENT CLUS TER LENS W ARNING Do not use chemical sol vents or strong det ergents when cl eaning the ste ering wheel or instrument panel to a void c ontamina tion of the airbag sys tem.
Y ou should: • R emov e dust and loos e dirt with a vacuum cl eaner . • Cle an and tre at spills and s tains as soon as possibl e. Do not use the foll owing product s as these may dama ge the l ea ther: • Oil and petrol eum or silicone-base d le ather c onditioners.
General • St ore all v ehicle s in a dry , ventila ted plac e. • Pr otec t from sunlight, if possibl e. • If vehicl es are stor ed outside, the y requir e reg ular maint enance t o prot ect agains t rust and damage .
Miscellaneous • Make sur e all linkag es, c able s, l ever s and pins under your v ehicle ar e co ver ed with gre ase t o pre vent rust. • Mov e vehicl es at le ast 25 ft (7 .5 m) ev ery 15 days t o lubrica te w orking parts and prev ent corrosion.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Use onl y approv ed wheel and tire sizes, using other sizes c ould dama ge y our vehicl e. If you change the diame ter of the tires fr om that fit ted a t the fact ory , the speedomet er may not displa y the corre ct speed . T ake y our vehicl e to an authorized Ford de aler t o hav e the sy stem repr ogrammed .
Utility vehicl es and trucks handl e differ entl y than passeng er car s in the various driving c onditions that ar e encount ered on str eets, highwa ys and off-road .
E145299 • Higher - to all ow higher loa d carrying capacit y and to all ow it to tr av el ov er rough t errain without get ting hung up or damaging underbody c omponents. • Shorter - t o give it the c apability t o approach incline s and drive o ver the crest of a hill without g etting hung up or damaging underbody c omponents.
TIRE C ARE Information About Unif orm Tire Quality Gr ading E142542 Tir e Quality Grade s appl y to ne w pneuma tic passeng er car tires. The Qualit y gr ades can be f ound where applic abl e on the tire sidew all betw een tread shoul der and maximum sec tion width.
The tr action gra des, fr om highest to l ow est are AA, A, B, and C . T he gra des repr esent the tire ’ s ability to s top on w et pa vement a s mea sured under contr olled conditions on spe cified go vernment te st surf ace s of asphal t and concr et e.
* kPa: Kil opasc al, a metric unit of air pressur e. * PSI: P ounds per square inch, a standar d unit of air pressur e. * Col d tire pressure: T he tire pressur e when the vehicl e has been sta tionary and out of direct sunlight for an hour or mor e and prior to the v ehicle being driv en for 1 mi (1.
A. P: Indic at es a tire, de signat ed by the T ire and Rim Associa tion, tha t may be used f or service on car s, sport utility v ehicles, minivans and light truck s.
Speed ra ting Lett er ra ting 168 mph (270 km/h) W 186 mph (299 km/h) Y Note: For tires with a maximum speed c apability o ver 149 mph (2 40 km/h), tire manuf acturer s sometime s use the l ett ers ZR. For those with a maximum spee d capabilit y ov er 186 mph (299 km/h), tire manuf acturer s al wa ys use the l et ter s ZR.
* Tr action: T he tr action gr ades, from highes t to l owe st are AA, A, B, and C. The gr ades repr esent the tire's abilit y to st op on wet pav ement as mea sured under contr olled c onditions on specified go vernment te st surf ace s of asphal t and concr et e.
C. Ma ximum Load Dual lb (kg) at psi (kP a) col d: Indicat es the maximum l oad and tire pre ssure when the tire is use d as a dual, defined a s four tire s on the re ar axl e (a total of six or mor e tires on the vehicl e).
C. 80: Indic a tes the a spect r atio which give s the tire's r a tio of height to width. Numbers of 70 or l ow er indica te a short sidew all. D . D: Indica tes a dia gonal t ype tire. R: Indica tes a r adial type tir e. E. 16: Indic at es the wheel or rim diamet er in inches.
Al wa ys infla te your tir es t o the Ford r ec ommended infl ation pressur e even if it is l ess than the maximum infl a tion pressur e inf ormation f ound on the tire.
When the tir e tre ad we ars down to the s ame height as the se we ar bars, the tire is w orn out and must be repl aced . Damag e P eriodicall y inspect the tire tr ea ds and sidew alls f or damag e (such as bul ges in the tr ead or side wall s, cra cks in the tr ea d groo ve and separ ation in the tr ead or sidew all).
This be gins with the l ett ers DO T and indica tes tha t the tire me ets all f ederal s tandards. The ne xt tw o numbers or l etter s are the plant c ode designating wher e it wa s manufac tured , the next t wo are the tir e size c ode and the las t four number s represent the w eek and ye ar the tire w a s built.
W ARNINGS 1. Mak e sure tha t you hav e the corr ect tire and wheel siz e. 2. Lubric a te the tir e bead and wheel bea d sea t area ag ain. 3. S tand a t a minimum of 12 f eet (3.66 me ter s) aw ay from the wheel and tire a ssembly . 4. Use both ey e and ear prot ection.
Highwa y Hazards No ma tt er how c arefull y you driv e, there is al way s the possibility that you ma y eventuall y have a fl at tir e on the highw ay . Driv e slo wl y to the cl osest sa fe are a out of tra ffic. This ma y further damage the fl a t tire , but y our sa fe ty is more important.
R ota ting your tires a t the rec ommended interv al (as indica ted in the S chedul ed Maintenanc e chapter) will help your tir es wear mor e ev enl y , pro viding better tir e perf ormance and l onger tir e lif e. S ometimes irre gul ar tire w ear c an be corr ected b y rota ting the tires.
infla tion. Do not plac e tires near he aters or hea ting devic es used t o warm the room where the tir es are st ored . Do not apply hea t or blo w heat ed air direc tly on the tir es. Al way s inspect the tir es a fter st ora ge periods and bef ore use.
TIRE PRESS URE MONITORING S YS TEM W ARNING The tir e pressur e monitoring s yst em is not a substitute f or manually checking tire pr essure . The tir e pressur e should be che cked periodic all y (at l east monthl y) using a tire gau ge, see Infla ting your tires in this chapt er .
Changing Tires W ith a Tire Pressur e Monitoring S y stem E142549 Note: Each road tir e is equipped with a tire pressure s ensor loc at ed inside the wheel and tire a ssembly c avit y . The pressur e sensor is at tached t o the valve s tem. T he pressure s ensor is co vere d by the tire and is not visibl e unle ss the tire is remo ved .
Cust omer action re quired Possibl e cause Low tir e pressure warning light Make sur e tires ar e at the pr oper pres- sure. See Infl ating y our tires in this chapter .
How T emper ature A ffects Y our Tire Pressure The tir e pressur e monitoring s yst em monitor s tire pre ssure in ea ch pneumatic tire. Whil e driving in a normal manner , a typical pa ssenger tire infl ation pr essure may incr ea se about 2 to 4 psi (1 4 to 28 kP a) from a c old st art situation.
1. T-type mini-spare: T his spare tire begins with the l ett er T for tir e size and may ha ve T emporary Use Only mol ded in the sidewall. 2. Full-size dissimilar spare with l abel on wheel: This spar e tire ha s a label on the wheel tha t stat es: THIS WHEEL AND TIRE AS SEMBL Y FOR TEMPORARY U SE ONL Y .
W ARNINGS Nev er get underne ath a v ehicl e that is supported onl y by a jack. If the vehicl e slips off the jack, you or someone else c ould be s eriously injur ed. Do not at tempt t o change a tir e on the side of the vehicl e close to moving tr affic.
7 . R emov e the wing nut bolt tha t secures the jack kit by turning it count ercl ockwise. 8. Remov e the jack kit, which incl udes the jack, l ug wrench, L-shaped bolt and to w rec overy hook. 9 . T urn the le ad scre w (where the l ug wrench a ttache s) of the jack by hand to r ele ase the l ug wrench from the jack.
E194296 2. Fa sten the fla t tire to the lu ggag e compartment ba ck panel by inserting the L-shaped bol t through one of the lug bol t holes in the wheel. 3. T urn the L-shaped bolt cl ockwise into the thre aded hol e in the lugg ag e compartment ba ck panel until the tire is secur ed.
E145950 Wheel pil ot bore A Inspect the wheel pil ot bore and mounting surfa ce prior t o install ation. R emov e any visibl e corro sion or loose particle s.
ENGINE SPECIFIC A TIONS - 2.3L ECOBOO ST ™ 2.3L EcoBoost Engine 138 Cubic inches Minimum 87 octane R equired fuel 1-3-4-2 Firing or der Coil on pl ug Ignition syst em 0. 027 - 0. 031 in (0. 70 - 0.80 mm) Spark pl ug gap 9 .5:1 Compr ession ra tio Drivebel t Routing 2.
ENGINE SPECIFIC A TIONS - 3.5L DURA TEC 3.5L V6 Engine 214 Cubic inches Minimum 87 octane R equired fuel 1-4-2-5-3-6 Firing order Coil on pl ug Ignition syst em 0. 049 - 0 .053 in (1.25 mm - 1.35 mm) Spark pl ug gap 10.8:1 C ompression r atio Drivebel t Routing 3.
Drivebel t Routing 3.5L EcoBoost Engine E191904 MOTOR CRAFT P ARTS - 2.3L EC OBOOST ™ Part Number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-910-S Oil fil ter BXT-5 9 Batt ery BXT-65-6 50 * SP-537 Sp.
MOTOR CRAFT P ARTS - 3.5L DUR A TEC Part Number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-500-S Oil filt er BXT-5 9 Batt ery BXT-65-6 50 * SP-520 Spark plug s FP-68 Cabin air fil ter WW-2600 (driv er .
MOTOR CRAFT P ARTS - 3.5L EC OBOOST ™ Part Number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-500-S Oil filt er BXT-5 9 Batt ery BXT-65-6 50 * SP-534 Spark pl ugs FP-68 Cabin air fil ter WW-2600 (driv.
VEHICLE IDENTIFIC A TION NUMBER The v ehicle identific ation number is loc at ed on the left-hand side of the instrument panel. E142476 Ple as e note tha t in the graphic, XXXX is repr esenta tive of y our vehicl e identification number .
VEHICLE CERTIFIC A TION LABEL E167469 The Na tional Highway T raffic S af ety Administr ation R egul ations r equire tha t a Sa fet y Complianc e Certific ation Label be affix ed to a vehicl e and prescribe where the Sa fet y Complianc e Certific ation Label may be l ocat ed.
C AP ACITIES AND SPE CIFICA TIONS - 2.3L ECOBOO S T ™ Capacities W ARNING The air c onditioning refrig erant syst em contains refrig erant R-134a under high pressur e. Opening the air c onditioning refrig erant syst em can cause personal injury . Hav e the air conditioning r efriger ant system servic ed only by qualifie d personnel.
Specification Name Motor cra ft SAE 5W-30 S ynthetic Motor Oil MX O-5W30-QSP W SS-M2C946-A Optional motor oil (U .S. and Me xico ): Motor cra ft SAE 5W-30 Full S ynthetic Motor Oil X O-5W30-QFS W SS-M2C946-A Optional Motor oil ( Canada): Motor cra ft SAE 5W-30 S ynthetic Motor Oil CX O-5W30-LFS12 W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine cool ant (U.
Specification Name W SS-M14P19-A W indshield w asher fl uid (U.S. and Mexic o): Motor cra ft Premium Windshiel d W ash C oncentra te with Bitt erant Z C-32-B2 W SS-M14P19-A W indshield w asher fl uid (Canada): Motor cra ft Premium Quality W indshield W a sher Fluid CX C-37-(A, B, D , F) W SH-M17B19-A A/ C refriger ant (U.
If you use oil and fl uids that do not me et the defined specific ation and visc osity grade , this may l ead to: • Component dama ge which is not co ver ed by the v ehicl e warr anty . • Long er engine cranking periods. • Incre ased emission l evels.
Capacity Item 6. 0 qt (5. 7 L) Engine oil 13.1 qt (12. 4 L) Engine coolant (W ithout T railer T ow) 13. 4 qt (12. 7 L) Engine cool ant (With T rail er T ow) Betw een MIN/MAX on br ake fl uid res ervoir Brak e fluid 2. 4 pt (1.15) R ear axl e fluid 10.
Specification Name MX O-5W30-QSP W SS-M2C945-A Optional motor oil (U .S. and Me xico ): Motor cra ft SAE 5W-20 Full S ynthetic Motor Oil X O-5W30-QFS W SS-M2C945-A Optional Motor oil ( Canada): Motor cra ft SAE 5W-20 S ynthetic Motor Oil CX O-5W30-LFS12 W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine cool ant (U.
Specification Name W SS-M14P19-A W indshield w asher fl uid (U.S. and Mexic o): Motor cra ft Premium Windshiel d W ash C oncentra te with Bitt erant Z C-32-B2 W SS-M14P19-A W indshield w asher fl uid (Canada): Motor cra ft Premium Quality W indshield W a sher Fluid CX C-37-(A, B, D , F) W SH-M17B19-A A/ C refriger ant (U.
If you use oil and fl uids that do not me et the defined specific ation and visc osity grade , this may l ead to: • Component dama ge which is not co ver ed by the v ehicl e warr anty . • Long er engine cranking periods. • Incre ased emission l evels.
Capacity Item 6. 0 qt (5. 7 L) Engine oil 13.1 qt (12. 4 L) Engine coolant Betw een MIN/MAX on br ake fl uid res ervoir Brak e fluid 2. 4 pt (1.15) R ear axl e fluid 10. 9 qt (10.3 L) * Aut omatic tr ansmission fluid ( 6F50) 11.6 qt (11 L) * Aut omatic tr ansmission fluid ( 6F55) 17 .
Specification Name Motor cra ft SAE 5W-30 S ynthetic Motor Oil CX O-5W30-LFS12 W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine cool ant (U.S . and Mexic o): Motor cra ft Orange Antifre eze/ Coolant P redil uted VC-3DIL-B W SS-.
Specification Name CX C-37-(A, B, D , F) W SH-M17B19-A A/ C refriger ant (U.S.): Motor cra ft R-134a Refrig erant YN-19 W SH-M17B19-A A/ C refriger ant (Cana da): Motor cra ft R-134a Refrig erant CYN-.
W e recommend Mot orcra ft motor oil f or your v ehicle . If Motor craft oil is not av ailabl e, use motor oils of the rec ommended visc osity gra de that mee t API SN requir ements and displa y the API Certific ation Mark f or gasoline engines.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Radio Frequencies and R eception Fac tors AM and FM frequencies ar e established by the Federal C ommunications C ommission (FC C) and the Canadian Ra dio and T ele communica tions Commission (CR T C). Those fr equencies ar e: • AM: 530, 540-1 700, 1710 kHz • FM: 87 .
• MP3 fol der mode represents a f older structure c onsisting of one lev el of fol ders. The CD pl ay er numbers all MP3 track s on the disc (noted by the .mp3 file e xtension) and all fol ders containing MP3 fil es, from F001 (fol der) T001 (track) to F253 T255.
E194335 Sound: Pr ess this butt on to a cc ess setting s for T reble , Midr ange, Bass, F ade and Balanc e. A MUTE Pr ess this butt on to mut e the pla ying audio. B Clock: P ress this but ton t o acc ess the clock setting. Use the cent er arro w contr ols to chang e the hours and minutes.
Seek: In r adio mode, sel ect a frequency band and pr ess this butt on. T he syst em stops a t the first station up the b and. P ress and hol d the button to mo ve quickly to the ne xt str ong radio st ation or memory pr eset. In CD mode , pre ss this button to sel ect the next tr ack.
AUDIO UNIT - VEHICLE S WITH: PREMIUM AM/FM/ CD W ARNING Driving while distr acted c an resul t in loss of v ehicle contr ol, cr ash and injury . W e strongly r ec ommend that you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y tak e your f ocus off the road .
VOL and P ow er: Pr ess this butt on to swit ch the system off and on. T urn the contr ol to adjust the v olume. A CD slot: Insert a CD . B MEDIA and TUNE: Pr ess this butt on to ac cess or s witch be twe en device s you plug int o the USB port. T urn t o search the fr equency band in individual increments.
E194337 Sound: Pr ess this butt on to a cc ess setting s for T reble , Midr ange, Bass, F ade and Balanc e. A CD slot: Insert a CD . B Eject: Pr ess this butt on to eje ct a CD . C VOL and P ow er: Pr ess this butt on to swit ch the system off and on.
Menu Struc ture Note: Depending on your sys tem, some options ma y appear slightl y different. Pr ess MENU . Pr ess the up and down arr ow butt ons to scroll thr ough the options. Pr ess the right arro w to ent er a menu. Pr ess the le ft arro w to e xit a menu.
SIRIUS Use your PIN t o unl ock previousl y locke d sta tions. Unlock All S tations Use to r est ore any channel s you pre viousl y skipped. Skip No sta tions Sel ect t o cre at e a PIN, which all ow s you t o lock or unl ock channels. Y our initial PIN is 1234.
Display S ettings Sel ect t o change displ ay brightness. Dimming Sel ect t o displa y the languag e in English, French or Spanish. Langua ge Sel ect t o displa y the outside tempera ture in Fahrenheit or Celsius. T emp. s etting DIGIT AL RADIO Note: HD Radio broa dca sts are not av ailabl e in all markets.
HD Radio Rec eption and Station Troubl eshooting Potential r eception issues If you ar e listening t o a mul tica st sta tion and you ar e on the fringe of the r eception ar ea, the st ation ma y mute due to w eak signal str ength.
Potential s tation issues Action Cause Issues No action r equired . This is a broadc as t issue. This is poor time alignment by the r adio broa dca ster . Echo, s tutter , skip or r epea t in audio. Incre ase or decr ea se in audio vol ume. No action r equired .
Note: This rec eiver include s the eCos real-time oper ating sys tem. eC os is published under the eCos Lic ense. Satellit e Radio R eception F act ors Potential sa tellite r adio reception issues For.
Troubl eshooting Action Condition Messag e No action r equired . This messag e should disappear shortly . Radio r equires mor e than two s econds t o produc e audio for the s elec ted channel. Ac quiring … If this messag e does not cle ar shortl y , or with an igni- tion ke y cycl e, your r eceiv er may ha ve a f ault.
USB PORT (If Equipped) W ARNING Driving while distr acted c an resul t in loss of v ehicle contr ol, cr ash and injury . W e strongly r ec ommend that you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y tak e your f ocus off the road . Y our primary re sponsibility is the sa fe opera tion of your vehicl e.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION E198355 S YNC is an in-vehicl e communica tions sys tem tha t work s with your Bluet ooth-enabled cell ular phone and portabl e media pla yer . This all ows y ou to: • Make and r eceiv e calls. • Ac cess and pla y music from y our portabl e music pla yer .
Sunda y , 10:30am-7:30pm ES T . In the United S tate s, call 1-800-39 2-3673. In Canada, c all 1-800-565-36 7 3. Times ar e subject t o change due t o holiday s. S YNC Owner Ac count Why do I nee d a S YNC owner ac count ? • Essential for k eeping up with the lat est softwar e downloads a vailabl e for S YNC.
S yst em dat a cannot be ac cesse d without special equipment and ac cess t o the vehicl e's SYNC modul e. For d Motor Compan y and Ford of Canada will not acc ess the syst em data f or any purpo.
S ys tem Int erac tion and Feedback The s yst em pro vides fe edback throu gh audibl e tones, prompts, que stions and spoken c onfirmations depending on the situation and the chos en le vel of inter action. Y ou can customiz e the voic e rec ognition sy stem t o pro vide more or l ess instruction and f eedback.
T o adjust this setting pr ess the voic e button, when prompted sa y: Action and Description V oice Command voic e setting s Then any of the foll owing: When enabl ed, this fe atur e will prompt y ou to c onfirm any v oice initia ted c all command prior to the c all being plac ed.
1. Make sur e to s witch on y our phone's Bluet ooth fea ture bef ore starting the sear ch. See y our device's manual if nece ssary . 2. Pr ess the PHONE butt on. When the audio displa y indicat es there is no paired phone , sel ect the option t o add.
2. Pr ess the PHONE butt on. 3. S ele ct the option for Bl uetooth Devic es. 4. Pr ess the OK butt on. 5. Select the option t o add. T his starts the pairing proc ess. 6. W hen a messag e to begin p airing appears in the a udio displa y , search f or S YNC on your de vice.
V oice Commands Number <0-9> Plus Pound (#) Star (*) Note: T o exit dial mode, pr ess and hold the phone button or pr ess any butt on on the audio sy stem.
T o use the screen to ac cept a call selec t: Menu Item Ac cept Rejecting C alls When re ceiving a call, you c an reject the call b y pressing the r eject call but ton on the ste ering wheel or use the screen. T o use the screen to rejec t a call selec t: Menu Item R eject Ignore the c all by doing nothing.
Description and action Menu Item 4. P ress the OK button a gain when the desir ed cont act appears in the a udio displa y . 5. Pr ess the OK butt on or dial butt on to c all the sele ction. Ac cess your c all history l og. Call Hist ory 1. Sel ect the More option.
Description and action Display Send , downl oad and delet e text me ssag es. T ext messaging Ac cess the option for Bl uet ooth Device menu listing s (add, connec t, set a s primary , on or off, del ete). BT Devic es Vie w various set tings and fe atur es on y our phone.
Description and action Menu Item Pr ess the OK butt on to ac cess, and then scroll through a list of pr e-defined messag es to send . R eply t o sender Pr ess the OK butt on to c all the sender of the messag e. Call sender Pr ess the OK butt on to f orwar d the messag e to anyone in y our phonebook or call history .
Ac cessing Y our Phone Setting s These ar e phone-dependent fea tures. Y our phone setting s allo w you t o ac cess and adjust f ea tures such a s your ring t one and te xt messa ge notific ation, modify your phonebook, and set up aut omatic downl oad.
Phonebook prefer ences Menu Item Push the desir ed cont acts on y our cell ular phone . Se e your devic e's manual on how t o push conta cts. P ress the OK butt on to add mor e conta cts fr om your phonebook. Add c ontacts When a messa ge a sking you t o del ete appe ars, sel ect the option to c onfirm.
Phonebook prefer ences Menu Item 4. W hen the option to se t the phone as primary appe ars, sele ct either ye s or no. 5. Depending on the functionality of y our phone, the sys tem ma y prompt y ou with questions (such as if y ou want t o downl oad your phonebook).
Scroll t o select fr om the foll owing options: Description and action Display Check or uncheck this option t o switch the s yst em's Bluet ooth interfa ce off or on. S ele ct this option, and then press the OK but ton t o change the option's st atus.
S YNC ™ APPLICA TIONS AND SERVICE S (If Equipped) In order f or the foll owing fe atur es to w ork, your c ellul ar phone must be compa tible with S YNC. T o check y our phone's compa tibility , visit www .S YNCMyRide.c om, www .SYNCMyRide .ca or www .
Setting 911 Assis t On or Off Press the phone butt on to ent er the phone menu then selec t: Action and Description Menu Item Pr ess OK to c onfirm and enter the 911 Assist menu. 911 Assist Scr oll to ac tiva te this option then press OK when the desired option appe ars in the radio displ ay .
911 Assist Privacy Notic e When you s witch on 911 A ssist, it may disclo se to emer gency servic es that your vehicl e has been in a cra sh invol ving the deplo yment of an airbag or activa tion of the fuel pump shut-off.
T o Ac cess Using V oic e Commands Press the v oice butt on then when prompted sa y: Action and Description Menu Item Say the name of the applic ation a fter the tone.
• T o allo w your vehicl e to pr ovide loc ation inf ormation, incl uding: GPS and speed . • T o allo w the app to send push notifica tions using the vehicl e display and voic e capabilities whil e running in a backgr ound sta te. Push notific ations may be particul arly useful f or news or loc ation b ased apps.
There are three possibl e statuses: Action and Description Menu Item The s yst em has det ected a ne w app requiring authoriz ation or a g eneral permissions updat e is required . Updat e Needed No updat e is required . Up-T o-Dat e The s yst em is trying to r eceiv e an updat e.
T o Connect Using V oice Commands Plu g the device int o your vehicl e's USB port. Press the v oice butt on and when prompted , sa y: Action and Descrip- tion V oice Command Y ou can now pl ay music by sa ying any of the appropria te voic e commands.
Description and Action V oice Command Y ou can now pl ay music b y saying an y of the appropria te voic e commands. (USB [stick] | iP od | MP3 [pla yer]) Y ou can say any of the v oice commands tha t appear within open and cl ose bra cke ts that are separ ated b y |.
Description and Action C ommand Pla ys the curr ent pla ylist in a random order . (Not all devic es support this command .) shuffle [all] [ on] shuffle off At an y time during pla yback, y ou can pre ss the voic e butt on and ask the sy stem what is pla ying.
Media Menu Features The media menu all ows y ou to sel ect how to pl ay y our music (such as b y artist, genre , shuffle or r epea t), find simil ar music or rese t the index of y our USB devic es. Pr ess AUX t o select U SB pla yback. Description and Action Messag e This will ent er the media menu.
If there are media fil es, y ou hav e the follo wing options: Description and Action Display Pla y all index ed media files fr om your de vice one a t a time in numerical or der . * Pla y all Pr ess the OK butt on to sel ect. The firs t track titl e appears in the displa y .
Description and Action Display 2. Scr oll to br ow se index ed media files on the de vice, and then press the OK but ton. R esets the U SB index. A fter the ne w indexing is c omple te, you c an choose what t o play fr om the USB song library .
E142599 Press the v oice butt on and when prompted sa y: V oice Command (music | audio | entert ainment) [syst em] Belo w are a fe w exampl es of voic e commands y ou can use.
V oice Command [tune [to ]] FM 2 [tune [to ]] (FM ___ | ___ [FM]) [tune [to ]] FM prese t ___ FM ___ HD ___ [tune [to ]] FM 2 prese t ___ HD ___ [tune [to ]] prese t ___ T une help Sirius Satellit e R.
V oice Command (shuffle | r andom | mix) (CD [pla yer] | disc) [on] (shuffle | r andom | mix) folder [ on] shuffle off * Y ou need to indica te to the s yst em which track or f older to r epea t or shuffle when using these commands. S YNC ™ TROUBLESHOOTING Y our SYNC sy stem is ea sy to us e.
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Phone issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue T urn off the Aut o phone- book downl oad setting. Go to the w ebsite t o review your phone's c ompatibilit y . This is a phone-dependent fe atur e. T ext me ssaging is not working on S YNC.
USB and media issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Make sur e you c orrec tly connec t the device t o SYNC, and that y ou hav e press ed pla y on your de vice. The de vice is not c onnect ed. Make sur e that all song details ar e populat ed.
V oice command issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Say the song or artis t exa ctl y as list ed. If you s ay "Pla y Artist Princ e", the sys tem does not pl ay music by P rince and the R evolution or Princ e and the New Po wer Genera tion.
V oice command issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue The s yst em work s bett er if you list full names, such as " Joe Wilson" r ather than " Joe". The s yst em may not be re ading the name the same wa y you ar e saying it.
AppLink issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue login on the app on the phone bef ore using them with AppLink. Also , some may ha ve a "For d S YNC" setting, so check the app's setting s menu on the phone. Closing and r estarting apps may help S YNC find the applica tion if you c annot disco ver it inside the v ehicl e.
AppLink issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Unplug the U SB cabl e from the phone, w ait a moment, and plug the U SB cabl e back in t o the phone. A fter a fe w seconds, the app should appear in S YNC's Mobile Apps Menu. If not, "For ce Clos e" the applica tion and rest art it.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNING Driving while distr acted c an resul t in loss of v ehicle contr ol, cr ash and injury . W e strongly r ec ommend that you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y tak e your f ocus off the road . Y our primary re sponsibility is the sa fe opera tion of your vehicl e.
This s yst em uses a four-c orner strat egy to pro vide quick acc ess t o sever al vehicle fe atur es and set tings. T he touchscr een pro vides ea sy int erac tion with your c ell phone, ent ertainment, inf ormation and sys tem set tings. T he corner s displa y activ e modes within the menus, f or exampl e; your cell phone's st atus.
Note: Depending on your vehicl e ’ s option packa ge and soft ware , the screens ma y vary in appear ance from the de scriptions in this section. The f ea tures ma y also be limite d depending on the marke t. Check with an authorized de aler f or avail ability .
Action and Description Control s Midrang e Set Bal ance and Fade DSP EQ Mode Speed C ompensated V ol ume Using the St eering Wheel C ontrols Depending on your v ehicle , it may al so hav e the follo wing controls: Action and Description Contr ol Adjust the v olume of pla ying media.
Safe ty Information W ARNING Driving while distr acted c an resul t in loss of v ehicle contr ol, cr ash and injury . W e strongly r ec ommend that you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y tak e your f ocus off the road . Y our primary re sponsibility is the sa fe opera tion of your vehicl e.
Speed-restric ted Features Adding or e diting wallpaper Photos and Graphics Composing t ex t messag es T ext Messa ges Vie wing rec eived t ext messag es Editing prese t te xt messa ges Using the ke y.
Ac cessing and A djusting Modes Through Y our Right V ehicle Information Display E203474 412 Explorer (TUB), enUSA, First P rinting MyFord T ouch ™ (If Equipped) I n f o r m a t i o n P r o v i d e .
E185883 The displ ay is l ocat ed on the right side of your instrument cl uster ( A). Y ou can use your st eering wheel c ontrols t o view and make minor a djustments to a ctive modes without taking your hands off the whe el.
The sel ection menu expands and diff erent options appear . • Pr ess the up and down arr ow s to scr oll through the mode s. • Pr ess the right arro w to ent er the mode. • Pr ess the le ft or right arro ws t o make adjustments within the chosen mode .
Using the touchscreen, press: Menu Item Set tings Help V oice Command Lis t Using the steering wheel c ontrol, pr ess the voic e button and when pr ompted say one of the foll owing: V oice Commands Li.
Using the touchscreen, press the settings ic on, then press: Menu Item V oice Se ttings V oice Contr ol Sel ect from the foll owing: Inter action Mode Confirma tion Pr ompts Media Candida te List s Ph.
Messag e Item Clock A Displa y B Sound C V ehicle D Set tings E Help F Clock Under this menu, you c an set the clock, acc ess and adjust the displa y , sound and vehicl e settings as w ell as acc ess set tings for spe cific modes or the help fe atur e.
Action and Description Menu Item When set t o On , l ets y ou use the automa tic dimming fea ture. Auto Dim When set t o Off you ar e able t o adjust the brightness of the screen. Make the scr een displ ay bright er or dimmer . Brightness Allo ws you t o switch the displ ay off.
Only the phot ograph(s), which meet s the foll owing conditions displ ay: • Compa tible file f ormats are a s follo ws: JPG , GIF , PNG , BMP . • Each fil e must be 1.
V ehicle Heal th Report (If Equipped, US Onl y) T o make adjus tments using the touchscreen, sel ect: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the setting s icon. Set tings V ehicle V ehicle He alth T urn on and off and set the mil eage int erval at which y ou woul d like to r eceiv e the reports.
T o make adjus tments using the touchscreen, sel ect: Action and Description Menu Item Pr ess the setting s icon. Set tings V ehicle Then ent er a four digit PIN t wice, as pr ompted . Enable V alet Mode Aft er you pr ess Continue the s yst em l ocks until y ou enter the PIN again.
V oice C ontrol T o make adjus tments using the touchscreen, sel ect: Action and Description Messag e Set tings V oice Contr ol Then selec t from the foll owing: Novic e inter action mode pr ovides mor e detail ed intera ction and guidance . A dvanc ed mode has l ess audible int erac tion and more t one prompts.
Action and Description Messag e Sel ect t o conne ct, disc onnect, add or del ete a devic e. Y ou can also s et a devic e as y our fa vorite so tha t the sys tem automa tically a tt empts to c onnect to tha t device a t every ignition cycl e. Bluet ooth Devices This all ows you t o view the version l evel of the Gra cenot e Da tabas e.
Action and Description Messag e Hav e the sys tem a void f erries or car tr ains. Hav e the sys tem use HO V (high-occupancy vehicl e) lanes. Hav e the sys tem use guidanc e prompts. Na vigation Pr eferenc es Hav e the sys tem aut omatic all y fill-in Sta te/Pro vince informa tion.
Phone T o make adjus tments using the touchscreen, sel ect: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the setting s icon. Set tings Phone Then selec t from the foll owing: Connec t, disconne ct, add or del ete a devic e, a s well as sa ve it as a f avorit e.
Wirel ess and Internet Y our syst em has a W i-Fi fe atur e that cre at es a wirel ess network within y our vehicl e, thereby all owing other devic es (such as per sonal comput ers or phones) in your v ehicle t o speak to ea ch other , share fil es or pl ay g ames.
Action and Description Menu Item Inste ad of using Wi-Fi, your s yst em can also use a U SB mobile broadband c onnection to ac cess the int ernet. (Y ou must swit ch on your mobil e broa dband device on y our personal comput er bef ore c onnecting it t o the syst em.
Help T o make adjus tments using the touchscreen, sel ect: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the setting s icon. Settings Help Then selec t from the foll owing: T ouchscreen s yst em serial numbe.
E142599 Y ou can also ac cess Help using the voic e commands. T he sys tem pro vides allow abl e voic e commands f or the current mode . Press the v oice butt on and when prompted sa y: V oice command Help Y ou can say help a t any time t o get assist ance with c ommands, menus or other informa tion.
Messag e and Description Messag e These but tons chang e with the media mode you ar e in. G Radio memory pr esets. H Note: Some fe atur es may no t be avail able in your are a. C ontac t an authorized de aler f or more inf ormation. Y ou can acc ess these options using the touchscr een or voic e commands.
Action and Description Menu Item Set Bal ance and Fade DSP Occupanc y Mode Speed C ompensated V ol ume This all ows you t o select a c at eg ory of music you w ould lik e to se arch for . Y ou can then choose t o either seek or scan f or the stations pl aying that c at egory .
The HD l ogo either blinks when ac quiring a digital sta tion, and then stay s solid when digital audio is pl aying, or is gr ey when acquiring a digit al sta tion, and then changes t o orange when digital audio is pla ying. When this l ogo is avail able, y ou may als o see Titl e and Artist fields on-screen.
When HD Radio broadc asts are ac tive, you can ac cess the follo wing functions: Action and Description Messag e Allo ws you t o hear a brief sampling of all a vail able s tations. This f ea ture still work s when HD Radio r eception is on, althou gh it does not scan for HD2-HD7 channel s.
Potential s tation issues Action Cause Issues No action r equired . This is a broadc as t issue. This is poor time alignment b y the radio br oadcast er. Echo, s tutter , skip or repe at in audio . Incre ase or decr ea se in audio vol ume. No action r equired .
HD Radio T echnology manuf actured under license fr om iBiquity Digital C orp. U.S. and for eign pat ents. HD Radio and the HD and HD Radio l ogos are proprie tary tr ademarks of iBiquity Digital C orp. For d Motor Compan y and iBiquity Digital C orp.
Action and Description Menu Item When an al ert appears on the scr een, you can choose t o tune to the channel, canc el the alert or turn off alert s. R epla y audio on the current channel. Y ou can repla y approxima tel y 45 minut es of audio as l ong as you ha ve r emained tuned t o the current st ation.
Messag e Messag e T ouch this button t o adjust settings f or: S ound Set tings Bass Midrang e T r eble Set Bal ance and Fade DSP Occupanc y Mode Speed C ompensated V ol ume This all ows you t o select a c at eg ory of music you w ould lik e to sear ch for .
SIRIUS sa tellit e radio is a subscription-ba sed sa tellit e ra dio service that br oadca sts a variety of music, sports, news, we ather , tr affic and ent ertainment progr amming.
Troubl eshooting tips Action Cause Messa ge No action r equired . This messag e should disappear shortly . Radio r equires mor e than two seconds t o produce audio f or the sele cte d channel. Ac quiring … If this messag e does not clear shortly , or with an ignition k ey cycl e, your r eceiv er may ha ve a fa ult.
SIRIUS Sat ellite Radio V oic e Commands E142599 If you ar e listening t o SIRIUS sa tellit e radio , press the voic e butt on on the steering wheel contr ols.
T o adjust the Sound Se ttings, sel ect: Menu Item Options Sound S ettings Then any of the foll owing: Bass Midrang e T r eble Set Bal ance and Fade Occupanc y Mode EQ Mode Speed C ompensated V ol ume Note: Y our vehicl e may not hav e all these sound set tings.
E196637 T o acc ess and play music fr om your devic e, press the l ower l eft corner of the touchscr een. E142620 SD log o is a trademark of SD-3C, LL C. USB Port E196638 T o acc ess and play music fr om your devic e, press the l ower l eft corner of the touchscr een.
Action and Description Messag e This f eature all ows y ou to choose music simil ar to wha t is currently pla ying. Similar Music T ouch this button t o see disc informa tion, f or exampl e current track, artist name, album and g enre . More Inf o T ouch this button t o view and adjust various media se ttings.
Y ou can also sel ect: Action and Description Messag e T o hear ho w the syst em pronounces the curr ent band and song. This c an be helpful when using voic e commands t o make sur e the sys tem c orrectl y play s your r equest.
Supported Media Pl ay ers, Forma ts and Metadata Inf ormation S YNC is capabl e of hosting nearly any digital media pl ay er , including iP od, Zune ™ , play s from de vice pl ay ers, and most USB driv es. Support ed audio forma ts include MP3, WMA, W A V and AAC.
Messag e Item Phone A Quick Dial B Phonebook C History D Messaging E Set tings F Hands-free c alling is one of the main fe atur es of S YNC. Once you pair y our cell phone, y ou can ac ce ss many options using the touchscr een or voic e commands.
Action and Description Messag e If you ar e prompt ed to ent er a PIN on your device , it does not support Secur e Simple P airing. T o pair , enter the PIN displa yed on the t ouchscreen. Skip the nex t step . When prompt ed on your cell phone ’ s display , c onfirm that the PIN pro vided by S YNC mat ches the PIN displa ye d on your cell phone.
Making Calls E142599 Press the v oice butt on and say a command similar t o the foll owing: V oice command Call Dial Y ou can say the name of a per son from your phone book t o call or a sa y a number to dial. For exampl e "Call John" or "Dial 86 7-5309".
Action and Description Menu Item Sel ect t o call st ored c ontacts. Quick Dial T ouch this button t o access and c all any contact s in your previousl y downlo aded phonebook.
T ouch the top l eft corner of the displa y , then selec t: Messag e Phone Messaging Then any of the foll owing: Listen (spe aker ic on) Dial Messag e Send T ext Vie w Dele te Composing a T ex t Message Note: This is a speed-dependent f ea ture. It is unav ailabl e when your vehicle is tra veling a t speeds o ver 3 mph (5 km/h).
Messag e Stuck in tr affic. Call me l at er . L OL Rec eiving a T ext Messa ge Note: If you sel ect V iew and y our vehicl e is tra veling o ver 3 mph (5 km/h), the s yst em offer s to r ead the messa ge t o you inst ead of all owing y ou to vie w it while driving.
Action and Description Messag e If your c ell phone is compa tible, use this scr een to a djust your interne t data c onnection. Sel ect t o make y our connection profil e with the personal ar ea net work or t o turn off your connec tion.
INFORMA TION E188418 Messag e Item S YNC Servic es A T r av el Link B Alert s C Cal endar D Apps E Where Am I? F E142608 If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, press the Information butt on to acc ess these f ea tures. If y our vehicle is not equipped with Na viga tion, pre ss the corner of the touchscr een with the gre en tab.
Note: This fe atur e does not function properl y if you ha ve enabl ed call er ID blocking on y our cell ular phone . Mak e sure your c ellul ar phone is not bl ocking call er ID bef ore using S YNC Services.
If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, press the I (Inf ormation) butt on. If your vehicl e is not equipped with Naviga tion, press the gr een tab on y our touchscr een.
Action and Description V oice Command ca teg ory , residential a ddresses b y street addre ss or by name or specific str eet int er- sections. Oper ator Assis t is a fe atur e of your S YNC Servic es subscription. For mor e informa tion on Operat or Assist, visit www .
S YNC Services V oice Commands E142599 If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, S YNC Service s downl oads your reque sted destina tion to the na viga tion sys tem. T he navig ation s yst em then cal cul at es the rout e and pro vides driving instructions.
Action and Description Menu Item T ouch these butt ons to identify tr affic incident s on your r oute, nearb y your v ehicle ’ s current l oca tion or near any of y our fa vorite pl aces, if progr ammed.
This scr een displa ys any sys tem messa ges (such as an SD c ard f ault). Note: The sy stem al erts you to any messag es by turning the informa tion icon yell ow .
Setting 911 Assis t On If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, touch the I (Inf ormation) button t o acc ess these featur es. If your vehicl e is not equipped with Navig ation, touch the c orner of the touchscreen with the gr een tab.
911 Assist May Not W ork If: • Y our cellul ar phone or 911 Assist hardw are sustains dama ge in a cr ash. • The v ehicle's b att ery or the SYNC sys tem ha s no pow er . • The phones(s) pr eviousl y paired or connec ted t o the system ar e thro wn from the v ehicle .
Making a Report If you want t o run a report by using the touchscreen, select: Messag e Apps V ehicle He alth R eport E142599 Y ou can also run a vehicl e health report b y voic e command .
E200641 Pow er: T ouch the button to s witch the s yst em on and off. S witching off the climat e control sy stem pr event s outside air from ent ering the vehicl e. A Passeng er settings: B T ouch the + or – to incr ea se or decre ase the air t emperatur e on the passeng er side of the vehicl e.
T ouch Rear t o allo w the rear sea t passenger s to adjust the r ear clima te se ttings. T ouch it again t o prevent the r ear se at pa ssengers from a djusting the settings. R ear Contr ol automatic ally turns off when y ou use the touchscreen t o adjust the re ar climat e setting s.
Note: T o pre vent windo w fogging, you c annot sele ct recir cul at ed air when MAX Defrost is on. Driver set tings: L T ouch the + or – to incr ea se or decre ase the air t emperatur e on the driver side of the vehicl e. T ouch the hea ted se at ic on to switch the he at ed seat off and on (if e quipped).
NA VIG A TION Note: The navig ation SD c ard must be in the SD card sl ot to opera te the navig ation sy stem. If y ou need a repl acement SD card , see an authorize d deal er . Note: The SD card sl ot is spring-loade d. T o remo ve the SD car d, jus t push the card in and rel ea se it.
Once y ou hav e chosen your destina tion press: Action and Description Menu Item T o make this y our destina tion. Y ou can also choose t o set this as a w aypoint (ha ve the s yst em rout e to this point on the w ay to y our current de stination) or sa ve it as a f av orite .
Subcat egories R estaur ant Golf P arking Home & Garden Per sonal Car e Servic es Aut o Deal ership Govt Offic e Public T ransit Educa tion T o expand thes e listings, pr ess the + in front of the listing. The s yst em also all ow s you t o sort alphabeticall y , by dis tance or b y citys eekr listings (if a vail able).
When you ar e viewing more information for hot els, cit yseekr al so tells y ou if the hotel has c ertain services and fa cilities using icons, such as: • R estaur ant • Business cent er • Handi.
Second Le vel Messa ges, A ctions and Descriptions Menu Item R oute P ref erenc es Then selec t any of the foll owing: Choose to ha ve the syst em displa y your chosen rout e type. P ref erred R oute Ecol ogical Fa ste st R oute Shortest R oute Bypass r oute sel ection in destina tion progr amming.
Second Le vel Messa ges, A ctions and Descriptions Menu Item Hav e the sys tem r eroute y ou to av oid tra ffic incidents that dev elop and impact the curr ent rout e.
3D landmark s appear a s cl ear , visible objects tha t are typicall y rec ognizable and hav e a certain t ourist value. The 3D landmark s appear in 3D map mode onl y.
The ET A box under the z oom butt ons appears when a r oute is a ctive and displa ys the dist ance and time t o your destina tion. If the butt on is presse d, a pop up appears with the de stination list ed (and wa ypoint if applicabl e) along with mil eage and time to des tination.
Action and Description Menu Item T ouch this button t o select a scr oll ed loc ation on the map a s your destina tion. Y ou ma y scroll the map b y pressing y our index finger on the map displ ay . When y ou re ach the desire d loc ation, simply l et go and then t ouch this button.
Aft er the tone, say any of the f ollo wing or a similar command: V oice command Destina tion Zoom Out Zoom In Where Am I Help The foll owing c ommands can only be used when a navig ation route is a c.
Phone issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue R eview y our phone's manual about audio adjustments. The audio c ontrol settings on your phone ma y be aff ecting SYNC perf orm- ance. Ther e is ex cessive back- ground noise during a phone call.
Phone issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Depending upon your phone, you ma y hav e to gr ant S YNC permission to ac cess your phonebook conta cts. Mak e sure t o confirm when prompt ed by y our phone during the phonebook downl oad. Go to the w ebsite t o review your phone's c ompatibilit y .
USB and media issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue T ry turning off the devic e, rese tting the devic e, remo ving the device's bat tery , then trying ag ain. This ma y be a possibl e devic e malfunction. I am having tr ouble connec ting my devic e.
V ehicle Heal th Report and Servic es (Tra ffic, Directions and Inf ormation) issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue This is a fr ee fe atur e, but you must first r egister online t o use it. Y ou did not activa te y our acc ount on the website.
V oice command issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue R eview the phone v oice commands and the media voic e commands a t the beginning of their re spective sections. Y ou may be using the wrong voic e commands. Y ou may be speaking t oo soon or at the wr ong time.
V oice command issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Conta cts in y our phonebook may be v ery short and similar , or they ma y contain special chara cter s. Using the S YNC phone menu, open the phonebook and scroll t o the name S YNC is having tr ouble understanding.
For a compl ete lis ting of the acc essories that are a vailabl e for your vehicl e, pl ease contact y our authorized dealer or visit our online s tore at: W eb Address www .
For maximum vehicl e performance , ke ep the foll owing informa tion in mind when adding ac cessorie s or equipment to y our vehicl e: • When adding ac cessories, equipment, passeng ers and lugg age.
PRO TECT Y OURSELF FROM THE RISING CO S T OF VEHICLE REP AIR S WITH A FORD EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN. SERVICE PLANS (U .S. Onl y) More than 32 million For d owners ha ve disco ver ed the pow erful protection of For d Ext ended Servic e Plan.
A void the Rising C ost of Properl y Maintaining Y our V ehicle! Ford Ex tended S ervice Pl an also offers a Pr emium Maintenanc e Plan tha t cover s all schedul ed maintenanc e, and selec ted we ar items. T he cover age is prepaid , so you ne ver ha ve t o worry about a ffor ding your v ehicle ’ s maintenanc e.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE INFORMA TION Why Maintain Y our V ehicle ? Care fully f ollowing the maint enance schedul e helps prot ect ag ainst major repair expenses r esulting from negl ect or inadequa te maint enance and may help t o incre ase the v alue of y our vehicl e when you sell or tr ade it.
When the oil change me ssag e appears in the informa tion display , it is time f or an oil change. Make sur e you perf orm the oil change within tw o weeks or 500 mil es (800 kilome ter s) of the messag e appearing. Mak e sure you re set the Intellig ent Oil-Life Monit or after e ach oil change.
Check every month Engine oil le vel. Function of all int erior and ext erior lights. Tir es (including spar e) for w ear and proper pressur e. Windshiel d washer fl uid le vel. Check every six months Bat tery c onnections. Cl ean if necess ary . Body and door drain hol es for obstructions.
Multi-Point inspec tion Hazard w arning system oper ation Acc essory driv e belt(s) Horn opera tion Bat tery perf ormance Radia tor , cool er , heat er and air conditioning hoses Engine air filt er Su.
When to e xpect the OIL CHANGE REQUIRED messa ge V ehicle use and ex ample Interval Normal 7500-10000 mile s (12000-16000 km) Normal commuting with highw ay driving No, or moder ate , lo ad or to wing.
At e very oil chang e interval as indica ted by the inf ormation display * Inspect the tir es, tire w ear and measur e the tre ad depth. Inspect the wheel s and rel at ed component s for abnormal noise , we ar , loosene ss or dra g. * Do not ex ceed one ye ar or 10000 mile s (16000 kilome ter s) betw een service int ervals.
SPECIAL OPER A TING C ONDITIONS SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE If you oper at e your vehicl e primaril y in any of the foll owing conditions, y ou need t o perform e xtr a maintenanc e as indic at ed. If you oper at e your vehicl e occa sionally under any of these c onditions, it is not nece ssary to perf orm the extra maintenanc e.
Ext ensive idling or l ow-speed driving for l ong distances, as in heavy c ommercial use Change aut omatic transmission fl uid. Every 30000 mil es (48000 km) R eplac e spark plugs. Ev ery 60000 mile s (96000 km) * This is an optional f eature . Operating in dus ty or sandy conditions (such a s unpaved or dus ty roads) R eplac e cabin air filt er .
extr eme/se ver e duty cycl e driving. Do not check or change the P TU lubric ant unle ss the unit has be en submerg ed in wa ter , show s signs of le akag e or a messag e indica ting requir ed servic e is displa yed . Conta ct your a uthorized de aler f or service and to r eset the P TU lube lif e monitor .
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp 504 Explorer (TUB), enUSA, First P rinting Schedul ed Maintenance I n f o r m a.
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Rout e Safet y: Do not foll ow the route sugge stions if doing so woul d result in an unsa fe or ill eg al maneuver , if you w oul d be plac ed in an unsaf e situation, or if you woul d be directe d into an ar ea tha t you consider unsa fe.
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V ehicle with S YNC only United S tates and Me xico FC C ID: KMHSG1G1 IC: 1422A-S G1G1 Mexic o Model: KMHSG1P1 NOM-121-SCT1-2009 The oper ation of this e quipment is subject to the f ollowing tw o con.
1 180 Degre e Parking Aid C amera .............. 211 Camera V iews ...................................................... 212 Using the 180 degree c amera s yst em .......... 211 4 4WD See: Four-Whe el Drive ..................................... 184 A A/C See: Clima te C ontrol .
Aut omatic T ransmission ........................... 180 Brak e-Shift Interl ock ......................................... 182 If Y our V ehicle Ge ts Stuck In Mud or Snow .................................................................. 183 Sel ectShift Aut omatic ™ T ransmission .
Cle aning the Interior ................................... 302 Cle aning the Windo ws and W iper Blade s ........................................................... 302 Cle aring All MyK eys ....................................... 56 Climat e ........
Entert ainment .............................................. 429 AM/FM Radio ...................................................... 430 Bluet ooth Audio ................................................. 445 CD ........................................
Getting the S ervices Y ou Need .............. 260 Aw ay From Home ............................................. 26 0 H Handbrak e See: P arking Brake ............................................. 190 Hazard W arning Flasher s ........................
Installing Chil d Se ats ...................................... 1 7 Using Lap and Shoul der Belts .......................... 1 7 Using Lo wer Anchor s and T ethers for CHildr en (LA T CH) ............................................ 22 Using T ether Str aps .
Memory Function ......................................... 146 Eas y Entry and Exit Fea ture ............................ 14 7 Linking a PreS et P osition to y our R emote Contr ol or Intellig ent Ac cess K ey Fob ......................................
Po wer St eering Fluid Check .................... 288 Po wer Windo ws .............................................. 87 Ac cessory Del ay .................................................... 87 Bounce-Back .............................................
Sa tellit e Radio .............................................. 364 Sat ellite Radio El ectronic S erial Number (ESN) ................................................................ 365 Sat ellite Radio R eception F actors .............. 365 SIRIUS® Sa tellit e Radio S ervice .
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