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DE5J 19A321 AA | February 2013 | Third P rinting | Owner’s Manual | Fusion | Litho in U.S.A. for downer . com for d. ca 2013 FUSION Owner’s Manual 2013 FUSION Owner’s Manual.
The inf ormation containe d in this publication w as corr ect at the time of g oing to print. In the int erest of continuous dev elopment, w e reserve the right t o change specific ations, design or equipment a t 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 Proposition 6 5 ........
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Starting and S topping the Engine General Inf ormation .................................... 144 Ignition S witch ............................................... 144 K eyl ess S tarting ............................................ 144 Starting a G asoline Engine .
The Bet ter Business Bur eau (BBB) Aut o Line Pr ogram (U .S. Onl y) ...................... 223 Utilizing the Media tion/ Arbitra tion Pr ogram ( Canada Onl y) ....................... 223 Getting Assist ance Outside the U .S. and Canada ..............
Ac cessories Ac cess ories ................................................... 300 Ford Ex tended Servic e Plan (ESP) Ford Ex tended S ervice Pl an (ESP) ....... 302 S YNC ™ General Inf ormation ................................... 305 Using V oice R ecognition .
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL Thank y ou for choosing For d. W e rec ommend that y ou tak e some time to get t o know y our vehicl e by r eading this manual. T he more tha t you know about it, the gre at er the saf ety and pl ea sure y ou will get fr om driving it.
Bat tery acid Brak e fluid - non pe trol eum base d Brak e sy stem Cabin air fil ter Check fuel cap Child s af ety door l ock or unl ock Child se at l o wer anchor Child se at t ether anchor E71340 Cr.
P anic alarm E139213 P arking aid P arking brak e Po wer st eering fl uid Po wer windo ws fr ont/ rear Po wer windo w l ockout Servic e engine soon Side airbag Stabilit y contr ol Windshiel d wa sh an.
• How fa st the vehicl e was tr av elling; 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 .
C ALIFORNIA PR OPOSITION 65 W ARNING Some c onstituents of engine exhaust, certain v ehicle c omponents, certain fl uids cont ained in vehicl es and certain pr oducts of c omponent we ar contain or emit chemic als kno wn to the Sta t e of California t o cause c ancer and birth def ects or other repr oductiv e harm.
W arranty on R eplac 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 . Damag e caused t o your v ehicl e as a r esult of the fail ure of non-For d parts may not be co ver ed by the For d W arranty .
GENERAL INF ORMA TION See the f oll owing sections f or dire ctions on how t o properl y use sa fet y restr aints for chil dren. W ARNINGS Al way s make sur e your chil d is secur ed properl y in a devic e that is appropria te f or their height, ag e and weight.
Rec ommendations for Sa fety R estr aints for Chil dren Rec ommended restraint type Child size , height, weight, or age Child Use a child s af ety se at (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 ally a ge f our or young er).
• Y ou are requir ed by l aw t o properl y use sa fet y sea ts for inf ants and t oddler s in the United S ta tes and C anada. • Many sta te s and provinc es re quire tha t small childr en use appro ved boos ter sea ts until they r each ag e eight, a height of 4 fe et 9 inches (1.
Use any atta chment method as indicat ed below b y X Child W eight Restr aint Type Safet y belt only Safet y belt and LA TCH (lo wer anchors and top tether anchor) Safet y belt and top tether anchor L.
• Can the chil d sit all the way b ack agains t their vehicl e sea t back with knees bent c omfortabl y at the edge of the sea t cushion ? • Can the chil d sit without slouching? • Does the lap .
E142596 E142597 If the booster se at slide s on the vehicl e sea t upon which it is being used, placing a rubberized mesh s old a s shelf or c arpet liner under the booster se at ma y impro ve this condition. Do not intr oduce an y item thicker than this under the boost er sea t.
Use a child s af ety se at (some times call ed an infant c arrier , conv ertible se at, or toddl er sea t) f or infants, toddl ers, or childr en weighing 40 pounds (18 kilogr ams) or l ess (gener ally a ge f our or young er). Using Lap and Shoulder Belts W ARNINGS Airbags c an kill or injure a chil d in a child se at.
E142530 3. W hile hol ding the shoulder and l ap bel t portions tog ether , route the t ongue through the chil d sea t ac cor ding to the child se at manuf actur er's instructions.
8. R emove r emaining slack fr om the belt. Forc e the sea t down with e xtra w eight, for e xampl e, b y pressing do wn or kneeling on the chil d restr aint while pulling up on the shoulder bel t in order to f orc e slack fr om the belt.
E142535 Y our vehicle ha s LA T CH lo wer anchor s for child se at inst alla tion at the s eating positions marke d with the child se at symbol. E144054 The LA T CH anchors ar e loc at ed a t the rear section of the r ear sea t betw een the cushion and sea t back bel ow the s ymbols as sho wn.
Using T ether Str aps Many f orward-f acing chil d sa fet y sea ts include a t ether str ap which ext ends from the ba ck of the child s af ety se at and hook s to an anchoring point call ed the top t ether anchor . T ether straps ar e avail abl e as an acc essory f or many ol der saf ety se at s.
E1 12197 The chil dproof l ocks ar e loc at ed on the re ar edge of ea ch rear door and must be set separ at el y for ea ch door . Left-Hand Side T urn count ercl ockwise t o lock and clock wise to unl ock. Right-Hand Side T urn cl ockwise to l ock and count ercl ockwise t o unlock.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Al way s drive and ride with y our sea t back upright and the l ap belt snug and lo w acro ss the hips. T o reduc e the risk of injury , make sure chil dren sit wher e they can be properl y restr ained . Nev er let a pa sseng er hold a chil d on his or her lap whil e the vehicl e is moving.
• Cr ash sensor s and monitoring sy stem with re adiness indica tor . The sa f ety bel t pret ensioners a t the front sea ting positions are designe d to tight en the sa fet y belts when a ctiva ted .
Pr egnant women shoul d al way s we ar their sa fet y belt. T he lap bel t portion of a combina tion lap and shoul der bel t should be positioned l ow acr oss the hips belo w the belly and w orn a s tight as c omfort will allo w . The shoul der belt shoul d be positioned t o cross the middl e of the shoulder and the c enter of the che st.
How t o Use the Automatic Locking Mode E142591 1. Buckle the c ombina tion lap and shoulder bel t. 2. Gra sp the shoul der portion and pull downw ard until the entir e belt is pull ed out. Allo w the bel t to re trac t. As the bel t retr act s, you will he ar a clicking sound.
S AFETY BEL T W ARNING LAMP AND INDIC A TOR CHIME This l amp illumina te s and an audibl e warning will sound if the driver's sa f ety bel t has not been fa st ened when the vehicl e's ignition is turned on. Conditions of oper ation Then... If.
Then... If... The Bel t-Minder fe atur e will not activ at e. The driv er's and front pa ssenger's sa f ety belt s are buckl ed bef ore the ignition swit ch is turned to the on po sition or less than 1-2 minutes ha ve el apsed sinc e the ignition swit ch has been turned t o on.
3. For the se ating position being dis abled , buckle then unbuck le the sa f ety bel t three times a t a moder at e speed, ending in the unbuckle d sta te. Aft er St ep 3, the sa fe ty belt w arning light will turn on. 4. Whil e the saf ety bel t warning light is on, buckl e and then unbuckle the sa fet y belt.
The P ersonal S af ety S yst em pro vides an impro ved o ver all le vel of fr ontal cra sh prot ection t o front sea t occ upants and is designed t o help further reduc e the risk of airbag-r ela ted injuries.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Airbags do not infl at e sl owl y or gentl y , and the risk of injury from a deplo ying airbag is the gr ea test cl ose to the trim c ov ering the airbag modul e.
SO S POS T-CRA SH ALERT S Y S TEM The s yst em fla shes the turn signal lamps and sounds the horn (intermit tentl y) in the ev ent of a serious impact tha t deplo ys an airbag (fr ont, side, side curt ain or Saf ety Canopy ) or the saf ety bel t pretensioner s.
Proper Driv er and Front P assenger Seating A djustment W ARNING National High way T ra ffic Sa fet y Administr a tion (NHTS A) rec ommends a minimum distanc e of at l ea st 10 inches (25 c entimet ers) betw een an occup ant ’ s che st and the driver airba g module.
FRONT P AS SENGER SENSING S Y STEM W ARNINGS Ev en with Adv anced R estr aints S yst ems, childr en 12 and under should be pr operl y restr ained in a re ar sea ting position. Fail ure t o foll o w this coul d seriousl y increa se the risk of injury or dea th.
The fr ont passeng er sensing sy stem is designed t o enable (ma y infla te) the fr ont passeng er's front al airbag anytime the sys tem senses tha t a person of adul t size is sitting properl y in the front passeng er sea t.
• Carg o interf erenc e with the sea t • Other passeng ers pushing or pulling on the sea t • R ear pa ssenger f eet and knees r esting or pushing on the sea t The c onditions listed abo ve ma y cause the weight of a pr operly se at ed occ upant to be incorr ectl y interpr ete d by the front passeng er sensing sy stem.
The side airba gs are l oca te d on the outboard side of the se at back s of the front sea ts. In c ertain la t eral cr ashes, the airbag on the side aff ect ed by the cr a sh will be infla te d.
impact ed side of the vehicl e will be activ at ed. The side curtain airba gs are designed t o infla te bet ween the side window ar ea and occ upants to further enhance pr otec tion provide d in side impact cra shes.
· The r eadiness light will not illumina te immedia t ely a fter the ignition is turned on. • The r eadiness light will either fl ash or sta y lit. • A series of five be eps will be heard . T he tone pa tt ern will repea t periodicall y until the probl em, the light or both are repair ed.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION ON RADIO FRE QUENCIES This de vice complie s with Part 15 of the FC C Rule s and with Industry Canada license-e xempt R SS standar d(s).
E151795 Note: Y our vehicl e ’ s ke ys came with a security t ag tha t provide s important vehicl e ke y cut informa tion. K eep the tag in a sa fe plac e for futur e ref erenc e. Intellig ent Ac cess K ey (If Equipped) E144506 Y our intelligent ac ce ss key s opera te the pow er lock s and the remot e start sy stem.
1. Insert the ke y blade int o the sl ot on the bott om of the handle and pr ess up. 2. Whil e maintaining upw ard pr essure, mov e the cap re arwar d to rel ease it. Gently r emov e the ke y while doing so . T o install the cap: E151957 1. Pla ce the cap just f orwar d of the ke y cylinder .
Note: Do not touch the ba ttery c ontac ts or the printed cir cuit board with the scre wdriver . 4. Insert a scre wdriv er as sho wn to rel ea se the bat tery . E151801 5. Remov e the bat tery . 6. Inst all a new ba ttery with the + f acing up. 7 . R eplac e the bat tery c ov er .
5. Reinstall the housing and c ov er . Car Finder E138623 Pr ess the button t wice within three se conds. T he horn will sound and the turn signals will fla sh. It is r ecommended tha t this method be used t o loc at e your v ehicle, ra ther than using the panic alarm.
E138626 The t ag with your tr ansmitt er details the starting proc edur e. T o remot e start your v ehicl e: 1. Pr ess the lock but ton t o lock all the doors. 2. Pr ess the remot e start butt on twice . The e xterior l amps will fl ash twic e. The horn will sound if the s yst em fails t o start, unl ess quiet st art is on.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION MyK ey all ow s you t o progr am ke ys with restric ted driving modes t o promot e good driving habits. P rogram all but one of the ke ys t o activa te the r estrict ed modes. Any k eys tha t remain unpr ogrammed ar e ref erred t o a s administra tor k ey s or admin ke ys.
CREA TING A MYKEY Use the informa tion displ ay contr ol to cre at e a MyK ey: 1. Insert the ke y you w ant to progr am int o the ignition or , if the vehicle is e quipped with push butt on start, put the intellig ent acc ess k ey in the backup slot. Backup sl ot informa tion is l ocat ed in a differ ent chapter .
CHECKING MYKEY S YS TEM S T A TUS The inf ormation displ ay sho ws the progr ammed ke ys' sta tus: • MYKEY DIST ANCE: T racks dist ance when driver s use restrict ed k eys. The only w ay t o dele te the ac cumul at ed distanc e is by using an admin k ey t o rese t this to z ero.
Potential C auses Condition · No restric ted k ey s are progr ammed t o the vehicl e. S ee Crea ting a MyK ey (pag e 49). · Pur chase a ne w key fr om your authoriz ed deal er . I los t the only admin k ey . · Pr ogram a spar e key . Se e Passiv e Anti- Theft S ys tem (pag e 59).
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 the vehicl e. Po wer Door Locks The po wer door l ock contr ol is on the driver and front pa ssenger door panel s. E138628 Unlock A Lock B Door Lock Indicator An LED on each door windo w trim will light when you l ock the door .
Mislock If any door or the lu ggag e compartment is open, or if the hood is open on vehicl es with an anti-theft alarm or r emote st art, the horn will sound twic e and the lamps will not fla sh. Y ou can enabl e or disable this fe atur e in the informa tion displa y .
When you el ectronicall y l ock your v ehicle using the driver or pa ssenger po wer door lock c ontrol ( with any door open, vehicl e in park and ignition off), the v ehicle will sear ch for an int elligent ac cess k ey in the passeng er compartment a ft er you cl ose the la st door .
The ill uminat ed entry sy stem will turn off the lights if: • the ignition is on, • you pr ess the remot e contr ol lock butt on, or • aft er 25 sec onds of illumina tion. The lights will not turn off if: • you turn them on with the l amp contr ol, or • any door is open.
E138637 Y ou can use the ke ypad to: • lock or unl ock the doors • rel ea se the trunk • rec all memory sea t and mirror positions (if equipped) • progr am and era se user code s • arm and disarm the anti-theft al arm. Y ou can opera te the k eypad with the fa ctory-se t 5-digit entry code.
Anti-Scan Featur e The k eypad will g o into an anti-sc an mode if you ent er the wrong c ode seven time s (35 consec utive butt on presse s). This mode disabl es the ke ypad for one minut e and the ke ypad lamp will fl a sh.
The f act ory-set c ode will appear in the informa tion displa y f or a few se conds. Note: The code ma y not displ ay until a fter any other w arning messag es first displ ay .
P ASSIVE ANTI-THEFT S Y STEM Note: The sy stem is not c ompatibl e with non-Ford a ftermark et remo te start s yst ems. Use of these s yst ems may re sult in v ehicle starting probl ems and a l oss of securit y prot ection.
Y ou must have t wo pre viously progr ammed coded k ey s and the new unprogr ammed ke y rea dily a cce ssible . See an authorized de aler t o hav e the spare k ey progr ammed if tw o previousl y progr ammed coded k ey s are not a vail able. R ead and underst and the entire pr ocedur e bef ore you be gin.
4. Within 10 sec onds, pl ace a se cond progr ammed intellig ent acc ess k ey in the backup sl ot and press the ST ART /S TOP but ton. 5. W ait 5 seconds, then press the ST ART /S TOP but ton ag ain.
ADJU S TING THE STEERING WHEEL W ARNING Do not adjust the st eering wheel when your v ehicle is mo ving. Note: Make sure tha t you are sit ting in the corre ct position. S ee Sitting in the C orrect Position (pag e 129). 2 2 1 E157083 1. Unlock the st eering c olumn.
V OICE CONTR OL (IF EQUIPPED ) B A C E144504 End a call A Answ er a call B V oice rec ognition C See S YNC ™ (page 305). See MyFord T ouch ™ (pa ge 343). CRUISE C ONTROL Type 1 E144500 Type 2 E144501 See C ruise Control (pa ge 186). INFORMA TION DISPLA Y CONTR OL E144636 See Inf ormation Display s (pag e 83).
Clus ter Displa y Control Fea tures E14481 1 If equipped with: MyFord sy stem: This c ontrol functions the same a s the center c ontrol on the fa cepl at e. S ee Audio unit (pag e 106). MyFord T ouch: Use this contr ol to adjust the right side of the clust er displa y .
WINDSHIELD WIPER S Note: Fully defr ost the windshiel d befor e swit ching on the windshield wiper s. Note: Make sure the windshiel d wipers are swit ched off bef ore ent ering a car wa sh. Note: Clean the windshiel d and wiper blade s if they begin t o le av e streak s or smears.
T o reduc e smearing w e rec ommend the foll owing: • Lo wer the sensitivit y of the auto wipers. • S witch t o normal or high speed wipe. • S witch the aut owiper s off. E144497 Highest sensitivity A On B Lo wes t sensitivity C The wiper s will function when moisture is det ecte d on the windshield .
LIGHTING CONTR OL E142449 Off A P arking lamps, instrument p anel lamps, license pl at e lamps and tail l amps B Headl amps C High Beams E162679 Push the l ev er forw ard to s witch the high beams on. Push the l ev er forw ard ag ain or pull the le ver t ow ard you t o swit ch the high beams off.
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The s yst em switches the l ow beam headl amps on at a r educ ed intensity in daylight c onditions. T o swit ch the syst em on, swit ch the ignition on, and swit ch the lighting contr ol to the off , aut olamp or parking l amp position.
T urn the lighting contr ol to the aut olamp s position. Manuall y Overriding the S y stem E130140 When the aut omatic c ontrol ha s activa t ed the high beams, pushing or pulling the st alk will pro vide a tempor ary ov erride to l ow beam.
Note: T ouch switch C t o swit ch the door function off when y ou open any door . The indica tor l amp will illumina te amber when the door function is off . W hen the door function is off and y ou open a door , the court esy and door l amps will sta y off .
POWER WINDO W S W ARNINGS Do not le av e childr en unat tended in your v ehicle and do not l et them pl ay with the pow er window s. The y may seriousl y injure themsel ves. When cl osing the pow er windows, you shoul d verify the y are fre e of obstructions and mak e sure tha t childr en and pets ar e not in the pro ximity of the window openings.
GLOBAL OPENING AND CLO SING Y ou can use the remot e control t o oper at e the window s with the ignition off. Note: Y ou can enabl e or disabl e this fea ture in the informa tion displa y or see an authorized de aler . Se e General Information (pa ge 83).
Signal Indicat or Mirrors (If Equipped) The out er portion of the appropria te mirr or housing will blink when the turn signal is activ at ed. Integr ated Blind S pot Mirrors (If Equipped) W ARNING Objects in the blind spot mirr or are clos er than they appear .
Note: Do not cle an the housing or gla ss of any mirror with har sh abra sives, fuel or o ther petrol eum or ammonia-ba sed cl eaning product s. Y ou can adjust the interior mirr or to y our pref erenc e. S ome mirrors al so hav e a second piv ot point.
E144499 Open A V ent B Clos e C Opening and Closing the Moonr oof T ouch (A ) to open the moonr oof. It will stop short of the full y opened position. Note: This position helps to r educe wind noise or rumbling which may happen with the moonroof full y open.
G AUGE S Type 1 and 2 E144485 T achomet er A Informa tion Displa y (T ype 2 shown T ype 1 similar) B Speedome ter C Fuel Gaug e D Engine Cool ant T empera ture Ga uge E Information Displa y Odometer Loc at ed in the bott om of the informa tion displa y R egister s the accumul a ted distanc e your vehicl e has tra vel ed.
V ehicle Se ttings and Per sonalization See Gener al Information (pa ge 83). Engine Coolant T emperature Gauge Show s the temper atur e of the engine cool ant. A t normal opera ting temper atur e, the needl e will remain in the c enter sec tion. If the needl e enter s the red sec tion, the engine is ov erhea ting.
Le ft Informa tion Displa y A Speedome ter B Right Informa tion Displa y See Gener al Information (pa ge 343). C Left Information Displ ay Odometer Loc at ed in the bott om of the informa tion displa y R egister s the accumul a ted distanc e your vehicl e has tra vel ed.
If it illumina tes when y ou are driving, check that the parking br ak e is not engag ed. If the parking brak e is not enga ged , this indica tes l o w brak e fluid l ev el or a brak e sys tem malfunc tion. Hav e the sy stem check ed immediat el y by y our authorized deal er .
Heads Up Displa y (If Equipped) E156133 A red be am of lights will illumina te on the windshiel d in certain ins tances when using adaptive cruise c ontrol and/ or the collision warning sy stem. It will also illumina te momentaril y when you st art your vehicl e to mak e sure the displ ay w orks.
The servic e engine soon indica tor light illumina tes when the ignition is fir st turned on prior to engine st art to check the bulb and to indic at e whether the vehicl e is ready for Inspe ction/Maintenanc e (I/M) testing.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, accident and injury . Ford strongl y rec ommends that driv ers use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e or fe atur e that ma y tak e their foc us off the road .
Trip 1 and 2 All V alues Outside T empera ture • R esetting the T rip Comput er — Press and hol d OK on the current screen t o rese t the respec tive trip , distanc e, time and fuel inf ormation. • T rip Odomet er — Re gister s the distance of individual journe ys.
Setting s On or Off T ra ction Ctrl Driver Assist On (def aul t on ke y cycl e) or Off Blind Spot On or Off R ear P ark Aid On or Off Hill Start Assist On or Off Cross T ra ffic Aut o Engine Off V ehi.
Setting s (cont ’ d) Choose desire d speed or Off Speed Minder On or Off V olume Limiter On or Off Do Not Disturb Hold OK t o Cl ear All MyK eys Cle ar MyK ey s Choose your applic able se tting Lang.
Display Mode E144639 Use the up/ down arro w buttons to choose be twe en the foll owing displa y options. Option 4 Option 3 Option 2 Option 1 Display mode - - X X XXX mi (km) to empt y X X X X Fuel ga.
Enhanced displa y Standard displ ay Trip 1 & 2 X - Fuel Used - Pr ess and hold OK t o res et the currentl y displa yed trip inf orma tion. • T rip Odomet er — show s the accumul at ed trip distanc e. • T rip Timer — timer stop s when the vehicl e is turned off and rest arts when the vehicl e is rest arted .
Information Av ailabl e Aut o Start-S top me ssaging will pro vide detail s about what is happening with y our sys tem. Se e Informa- tion Messag es (pag e 91). Aut o Stop/ St art - Driver Al ert - MyK ey All activ e warnings will displ ay fir st if applicabl e.
Setting s (cont ’ d) On (def aul t on ke y cycl e) / Off R ear P ark Aid On (def aul t on ke y cycl e) / Off Aut o Engine Off V ehicle On / Off Ea sy Entry /Exit Aut o Highbeam Lighting Off or XX Se.
Setting s (cont ’ d) On / Off Court esy W ipe Wiper s On / Off Rain S ensing Hold OK t o Cr eat e MyK ey Cre at e MyK ey MyK ey Al way s On / User Sel ect able 911 Assist Al way s On / User Sel ect .
Certain me ssag es need t o be confirmed bef ore you c an acc ess the menus. Ac tive P ark Action Messag e Displa yed when the s yst em needs servic e. Cont act y our authorized de aler a s soon a s possible . Ac tive P ark F ault Adaptiv e Cruise C ontrol Action Messag e Displa yed when a r adar mal function is pre venting the A CC from eng aging.
Advanc eTr ac® Action Messag e Displa ys when the sy stem de tec ts a malfunction due t o a block ed sensor . Servic e Adv anceT rac Displa yed when the tr action c ontrol ha s been disabl ed or enable d by the driv er . Adv anceT rac Off On Airbag Action Messag e Displa ys when the sy stem de tec ts a malfunction due t o a block ed sensor .
Action Messag e Sel ect park f or the sy stem t o rest art the engine. Aut o StartS top Shift t o P R estart Engine The s yst em is not functioning. A manual re start is requir ed .
A WD Action Messag e Displa yed when the A WD syst em has be en tempor arily disabl ed to pr otec t itself fr om ov erhea ting. A WD T empor arily Disabl ed Displa yed when the A WD syst em has be en automa ticall y disabl ed to pr otec t itself .
Blind Spot Information and C ross Tr affic Al ert S ys tem Action Messag e Displa yed when a f aul t with the sys tem ha s occurr ed. Contac t your authoriz ed deal er as s oon as possibl e. Blindspot S yst em Faul t Displa yed when the s yst em sensors are bl ocked.
Doors and Locks Action Messag e Displa ys when the door(s) list ed is not compl et ely cl osed and the vehicl e is moving. X Door Ajar Displa ys when the door(s) list ed is not compl et ely cl osed. Displa ys when the l ugga ge comp artment is not compl etel y clos ed.
K ey s and Intelligent A cc ess Action Messag e Displa yed a s a reminder t o press the br ak e while st arting the vehicl e. Pr ess Brak e to S T ART Displa yed if the k ey is not de tect ed b y the syst em.
Lane K eeping Sy stem Action Messag e The s yst em has mal functioned. Conta ct your authoriz ed deal er as soon a s possibl e. Lane K eeping Sys. Malfunction S ervice R equired The s yst em has det ect ed a condition tha t ha s caused the sys tem t o be tempor arily una vail able .
Action Messag e Displa ys when the engine ha s reduc ed pow er in order t o help reduc e high cool ant temper atur es. Po wer R educed to Lo wer Engine T emp Displa ys t o indica te tha t the vehicl e is still in T ransport or Fa ctory mode . This ma y not allo w some f eatur es t o opera te properl y .
Park Aid Action Messag e Displa ys when the sy stem ha s det ect ed a condition tha t requir es service . Cont act your a uthorized deal er. S ee P arking Aid (pag e 177). Check Front P ark Aid Displa ys when the sy stem ha s det ect ed a condition tha t requir es service .
Action Messag e Displa ys when the el ectric parking br ake is se t and the vehicl e is start ed. R ele ase P ark Br ake Displa ys when the el ectric parking br ake is se t. P ark Brak e Applied Displa ys when the el ectric parking br ake is r ele ase d.
Tire Pr essure Monitoring S y stem Action Messag e Displa ys when one or mor e tires on y our vehicl e hav e lo w tire pressur e. S ee Tire Pressur e Monitoring S ys tem (pag e 283). L OW T ire P ressur e Displa ys when the tir e pressure monit oring sy stem is malfunctioning.
Action Messag e Displa ys when the tr ansmission has o verhe at ed and has limited func tionality . See Aut omatic Tr ansmission (page 161). T ransmission Limit ed Function Se e Manual T ransmission is t oo col d. W ait for it to w arm up bef ore you drive.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Radio Frequencies and R eception Fac tors AM and FM frequencies ar e establishe d by the Federal C ommunica tions Commission (FC C) and the Canadian Radio 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 repr esents a f older structure c onsisting of one l evel of fol ders. The CD pl ayer number s all MP3 track s on the disc (not ed by the .mp3 file e xt ension) and all fol ders containing MP3 fil es, from F001 (fol der) T001 (tr ack) to F253 T255.
CD: Pr ess this button t o list en to a CD . Pr ess the function butt ons bel ow the radio s creen t o sele ct on-screen options of R epeat or Shuffl e. A SOUND: P ress this butt on to a cc ess settings f or T reble , Middle , Ba ss, Fa de and Balanc e.
MEDIA: Pr ess this button t o ac cess y our auxiliary input jack or swit ch betw een devic es you pl ug into the input ja ck or USB port. R Clock: P ress this but ton t o acc ess the clock s etting. Use the c enter arr ow contr ols to chang e the hours and minut es.
E144489 VOL and P ow er: Pre ss this button t o turn the sy stem off and on. T urn it to adjust the vol ume. A CD slot: Insert a CD . B TUNE: Once y ou sele ct a frequenc y band, turn the c ontrol t o manually find the desired s tation. C Eject: Pr ess this butt on to ejec t a CD.
AUDIO UNIT - VEHICLE S WITH: SONY AM/FM/ CD W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, accident and injury . Ford strongl y rec ommends that y ou use ex treme caution when using any devic e or fe atur e that ma y tak e your foc us off the road .
VOL: T urn the contr ol to adjust the v olume . F SOUR CE: Pre ss this button t o ac cess diff erent audio modes such a s AM, FM and A/V Input. G Seek, R ever se and Fas t Forward: In ra dio mode, sel ect a fr equency band and press one of thes e buttons.
SIRIUS Sel ect f or a brief sampling of all a vail able channels. Sc an Sel ect t o view your s at ellite r adio el ectronic serial number (ESN). Y ou will need this number when c ommunica ting with SIRIUS® t o activa te , modify or tra ck your ac count.
CD Setting s Sel ect t o scan all disc sel ections. Sc an All Sel ect t o scan all music in the curr ent MP3 fol der . Sc an Folder Sel ect t o bring soft and loud p assa ges t ogether f or a more consist ent listening l ev el. CD Compr ession Clock S ettings Sel ect t o set the time.
Satellit e Radio Rec eption F actor s Potential Sa tellite Radio R eception Issues For optimal rec eption performanc e, k eep the ant enna cle ar of snow and ic e build-up and k eep l ugga ge and other mat erial as f ar away fr om the antenna a s possibl e.
Troubl eshooting Possibl e Action Condition Radio Display No action r equired . This messag e shoul d 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 shortly , or with an igni- tion ke y cycl e, y our rec eiver may ha ve a f aul t.
AU XILIARY INP UT JA CK W ARNINGS Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, accident and injury . W e strongl y re commend tha t you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e or fea ture tha t may t ake y our foc us off the road .
USB PORT (IF E QUIPPED) E149148 The USB port all ows you t o plu g in media pla ying devic es, memory sticks and char ge devic es (if supported). Se e SYNC ™ (p age 305).
MANUAL CLIMA TE C ONTR OL (IF EQUIPPED) E144491 Fan speed c ontrol: Contr ols the vol ume of air circ ula ted in y our vehicl e. A djust to sel ect the de sired f an speed or swit ch off. If you swit ch the f an off, the windshield ma y fog up . Light bar s on the dial illumina te t o indica te f an speed .
MAX A/ C: T urn the temper atur e contr ol dial all the wa y past the full c ool position. T he syst em distribute s recir cula ted air thr ough the instrument panel air vents, the air conditioning aut omatic ally turns on, the fan spee d automa ticall y adjusts t o the highest speed and the t empera ture dial r eturns to the full c ool position.
Driver t emperatur e control: T urn to incre ase or de crea se the air temper a ture for the driv er side of the vehicl e. T his contr ol also adjusts the p asseng er side temper atur e when dual zone oper ation is diseng ag ed. A Recirc ulated air: P ress the but ton t o switch be twe en outside air and recir cula t ed air .
MAX A/ C: Pre ss the button t o swit ch betw een outside air and re circul at ed air . When you s elec t recir cula ted air , the air curr ently in the pa sseng er compartment recir cula t es. This ma y reduc e the time needed t o cool the int erior (when used with A/C) and ma y reduc e unw anted odor s from entering y our vehicl e.
Fan speed c ontrol: Pr ess on either side of the f an icon t o increa se or decre ase the vol ume of air circul at ed in y our vehicl e. D Passeng er temper ature c ontrols: P ress + or - t o increa se or decr eas e the air temper atur e for the pa sseng er side of the vehicl e.
AUT OMA TIC CLIMA TE C ONTROL (IF EQUIPPED ) Note: Y ou can s witch t empera ture units betw een F ahrenheit and Cel sius. See Setting s (pag e 355). E144494 AUTO: P ress the but ton t o turn on fully aut oma tic opera tion. Sel ect the de sired temper atur e using the temper atur e contr ol.
Passeng er temper ature c ontrol: All ows the p asseng er to set their temper atur e independent of the driver t empera ture . Pr ess + or - to incr ea se or decre ase the air t empera ture on the pa sseng er side of the vehicl e when in dual zone mode.
Heating the Interior Quick ly V ehicle With A utomatic Climat e Control V ehicle With Manual Clima te Control Pr ess the AUT O button. Adjust the f an speed to the highest speed set ting. 1 Adjust the t emper ature c ontrol t o the desired s etting. Adjust the t emper ature c ontrol t o the highest set ting (not MAX defrost).
Rec ommended Set tings for C ooling V ehicle With A utomatic Climat e Control V ehicle With Manual Clima te Control Pr ess the AUT O button. Adjust the f an speed to the middl e speed setting. 1 Adjust the t emper ature t o a comf ortabl e setting. Adjust the t emper ature c ontrol t o the midwa y point of the col d settings.
Heated Ex terior Mirr or (If Equipped) Note: Do not remov e ice from the mirr ors with a scraper or a tt empt to r eadjust the mirror gl ass tha t has fr ozen in pl ace .
Last Set tings Y ou can set the clima te c ontrol to oper a te using the la st clima te c ontrol setting s through the inf orma tion displa y setting: R emote S tart > Climat e Contr ol > Hea ter – A/ C > Last Se ttings. T he climat e contr ol syst em aut omaticall y uses the setting s la st sele cte d befor e you turned off the engine.
SITTING IN THE C ORRECT POSITION W ARNINGS Sitting improperl y, out of position or with the sea t back re clined too f ar can tak e weight off the s eat c ushion and aff ect the decision of the p asseng er sensing sy stem, r esul ting in serious injury or dea th in the event of a cr a sh.
W ARNINGS Install the hea d restr aint properl y to help minimize the risk of neck injury in the ev ent of a collision. Note: Adjust the se at ba ck to an upright driving position bef ore adjusting the he ad restr aint. A djust the hea d restr aint so that the top of it is l evel with the top o f your head and as f ar forw ard a s possible .
E144727 1. Adjust the s eat b ack to an upright driving or riding position. 2. Pivot the he ad restr aint f orward t ow ard your he ad to the desir ed position. Aft er the head r estr aint reache s the forw ard-most til t position, piv oting it forw ard ag ain will then rel ea se it to the re arward , un-til ted position.
E144632 Po wer Lumbar (If Equipped) E144633 MEMOR Y FUNCTION (IF EQUIPPED) W ARNINGS Bef ore activ ating the se at memory , make sur e that the ar ea immedia tel y surrounding the se at is cl ear of obstructions and tha t all occupant s are cle ar of moving parts.
E142554 Saving a P re-Set P osition 1. S witch the ignition on. 2. Adjust the s eat and e xt erior mirrors t o your desir ed position. 3. Press and hol d the desir ed pre-set butt on until you hear a singl e chime. Up to thr ee pre-se t memory positions may be sav ed.
Y ou can turn off the ea sy entry and exit fe atur e by using the driv er informa tion displa y . REAR SEA TS Note: Y our vehicl e may ha ve split sea t backs tha t must be f olde d individually . T o lo wer the se at ba ck(s) from inside the vehicl e, do the f oll owing: E144634 1.
HEA TED SEA TS (IF EQ UIPPED) W ARNING Pe ople who ar e unable t o fe el pain to their skin bec ause of adv anced ag e, chronic illne ss, diabet es, spinal cor d injury , medic ation, alc ohol use, exhaustion or other ph ysical c onditions, must ex ercise c are when using the he at ed sea t.
E146319 T o remo ve an air fil ter: 1. T urn the vehicl e off . 2. Push up on the outside rigid edg e of the filt er and rot at e count ercl ockwise once the tab s are rel ea sed , then remo ve the fil ter .
HomeLink Wir eless C ontrol S ys tem (If Equipped) W ARNING Do not use the sy stem with any gar age door opener tha t does not hav e the saf ety s top and re ver se fe atur e as r equired b y U.S . Federal S af ety Standar ds (this include s any gar age door opener manufa ctured be for e April 1, 1982).
3. Using both hands, simult aneously , press and hol d the desir ed HomeLink butt on and the hand-held tr ansmitter butt on. DO NO T rel ea se either one until the HomeLink indica tor light fl ashe s slo wl y and then rapidl y . When the indica tor light fl ashe s rapidl y , both butt ons may be rel ea sed .
E142660 1. Pr ess and hold the out er tw o function butt ons simultane ously f or appro ximat el y 20 seconds until the indica tor lights abo ve the but tons fl ash rapidl y . 2. When the indica tor light s fla sh, rel ea se the butt ons. The c odes for all but tons are er ase d.
1. Pr ess and hold the pr eviousl y progr ammed Genie butt on on the hand-held tr ansmitt er for 10 se conds. The indic at or light will change fr om red to r ed and green. 2. Pr ess the same butt on twice t o confirm the change. If done corr ectl y the indica tor light will turn gr een.
12 V olt DC P ow er Point W ARNING Do not plug optional el ectrical acc essories int o the cigar light er socke t (if equipped). Impr oper use of the lighter c an cause dama ge not co ver ed by y our warr anty , and can resul t in fire or serious injury .
The po wer point t emporaril y turns off pow er if the 150 wa tt limit is ex ce eded. It can also s witch t o a fa ult mode when it is ov erloa ded, o verhe at ed, or shorted . Unpl ug your de vice and swit ch the ignition off then on for o verl oading and shorting c onditions.
CENTER CONS OLE St ow it ems in the cuphol der carefull y as items ma y become l oose during har d braking, acc eler ation or c ollisions, incl uding hot drinks which ma y spill.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION If you disc onnect the ba tt ery , y our vehicl e may e xhibit some unusual driving charac teristics f or appro ximatel y 5 mil es (8 kilome ters) a ft er you re connect it. This is because the engine mana gement s yst em must re align itself with the engine .
Ignition Modes E144447 The k eyl ess starting s yst em has thr ee modes: • Off: T urns the ignition off. • Without appl ying the brak e pedal, press and r ele ase the but ton onc e when the ignition is in the on mode, or when the engine is running but the vehicl e is not moving.
E147165 1. Loc at e the ke y backup sl ot in cent er consol e utility c ompartment. 2. With the butt ons f acing the re ar of the vehicl e and the ke y ring up, pl ac e the ke y into back up slot. 3. With the ke y in this position, pre ss the brak e pedal, and then the but ton t o swit ch on the engine.
Y ou can stop the engine shut down, or r eset the timer , at any point bef ore the 30-second c ountdo wn has e xpire d by doing any of the f ollo wing: • Y ou can rese t the timer by inter acting with your v ehicle (such a s pressing the brak e pedal or ac cel era tor pe dal).
Guarding Agains t Exhaust Fumes W ARNING If you smell e xhaust fumes inside your v ehicle , hav e your v ehicle check ed by y our authorized de aler immedia tel y . Do not drive your v ehicle if you smell e xhaust fumes. Carbon monoxide is pr esent in e xhaust fumes.
Using the Engine Block Hea ter The engine bl ock hea ter pl ug is l oca ted in a housing in the le ft fog l amp bezel. Open the hinged , circ ular door and mak e sure the rec eptacl e terminal s are cl ean and dry prior to use . Cle an them with a dry cloth if nece ssary .
S T ART-S TOP (IF EQUIPPED ) The s yst em helps reduc e fuel consumption by aut omatic all y shutting off and rest arting your v ehicle ’ s engine while the vehicl e is stoppe d. T he engine will rest art automa ticall y when y ou rel eas e the brak e pedal.
• Y our foot is remo ved fr om the brak e pedal. • Y ou press the acc el era tor pedal. • Y ou press the acc el era tor and the brak e pedal a t the same time. • The driv er ’ s sea t belt be comes unfa st ened or the driver ’ s door is ajar .
S AFETY PREC AUTIONS W ARNINGS Do not ov erfill the fuel tank. T he pressur e in an ov erfilled t ank may cause l eak age and l ea d 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 r efuel until the sound stops.
FUEL QUALITY Note: Use of any fuel other than those rec ommended may c ause vehicl e damag e, a loss o f vehicl e performanc e and repairs may no t be co vered under w arranty . Choosing the Right Fuel Use onl y UNLEADED fuel or UNLEADED fuel blende d with a maximum of 15% ethanol.
Eas y Fuel ™ Capl ess Fuel S ys tem W ARNING The fuel s yst em may be under pressur e. If y ou hear a hissing sound near the fuel fill er door , do not refuel until the sound stops. Otherwise, fuel ma y spra y out, which coul d cause serious personal injury .
If you ha ve run out of fuel: • Y ou may need t o cycl e the ignition from off to on se ver al times aft er refueling to all ow the fuel s yst em to pump the fuel from the tank t o the engine. On rest arting, cranking time will t ake a f ew seconds l onger than normal.
1. Loc at e the portabl e funnel that c omes with your v ehicle . The funnel is l oca te d behind the le ft-hand side rear se at, under the carpet. Fold do wn the le ft-hand side rear se at ba ck. Pull back the piece of c arpet t o acc ess the funnel.
1. Fill the fuel tank compl etel y and rec ord the initial odomet er reading. 2. Each time y ou fill the tank, re cord the amount of fuel added . 3. After a t l ea st three t o five tank fill up s, fill the fuel tank and re cord the c urrent odomet er reading.
Do not make an y unauthorized chang es to your v ehicle or engine . By la w , vehicl e owner s and anyone who manuf actur es, repair s, services, sells, l ea ses, tr ades vehicl es, or supervise s a flee t of vehicl es are not permitt ed t o intentionall y remo ve an emission contr ol device or pr ev ent it from w orking.
If the vehicl e ’ s engine or transmission ha s just been servic ed, or the ba tt ery has rec ently run do wn or been r eplac ed, the OBD-II sys tem may indic at e tha t the vehicl e is not re ady for I/M t esting.
MANUAL TR ANSMISSION Using the Clut ch Note: Fail ure to full y press the cl utch pedal to the fl oor may c ause incre ased shift eff orts, prema turel y we ar transmission components or dama ge the tr ansmission.
E99067 Note: The ge arshift le ver c an only be mov ed to R (R ev erse) b y raising the c ollar belo w the g earshift knob up bef ore shifting to re ver se. This is a l ock out fea ture which prot ect s the transmission from ac cidentall y enga ging R (Re verse) when int ending to sele ct 1 (Firs t).
P (Park) This position l ocks the tr ansmission and prev ents the front whe els from turning. Come t o a compl et e stop bef ore put ting your v ehicle int o and out of P (P ark) R (Rev erse) With the g earshift l ev er in R (R ever se), the vehicl e will mov e backw ard .
Upshifts when acc eler ating (recom- mended for best fuel ec onomy) 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 gear tha t you ar e currentl y in.
E155983 3. Insert the screw driver ( or similar t ool) into the ac ce ss hole and pr ess the le ver for ew ord whil e pulling the gear shift le ver out of the P (P ark) position and into the N (Neutr al) position. 4. R emov e the tool and reinst all the panel.
Using Hill Start Assis t 1. Pr ess the brak e pedal t o bring your vehicl e to a c ompl ete st andstill. K eep the brak e pedal pre ssed. 2. If the sensors det ect tha t your v ehicl e is on a slope , the sy stem will be activ at ed automa ticall y. 3.
USING ALL-WHEEL DRIVE All-wheel drive us es all four wheel s to pow er the vehicl e. T his incre ases tr action, enabling you t o drive o ver t errain and r oad conditions tha t a con ventional tw o-wheel drive v ehicle c annot. The A WD syst em is activ e all the time and requir es no input from the oper at or .
If Y our V ehicl e Goes Off the Edge of the Pa vement • If your v ehicle g oes off the edg e of the pav ement, sl ow do wn, but av oid sev ere brak e applica tion, ea se the v ehicle back ont o the pav ement only a fter reducing y our speed . Do not turn the ste ering wheel too sharpl y whil e returning t o the roa d surfac e.
Sand When driving ov er sand , try to k eep all f our wheels on the most solid ar ea of the tr ail. Av oid reducing the tir e pressur es but shift to a l ow er ge ar and drive st eadil y throu gh the terr ain. Appl y the acc el era tor sl owl y and av oid spinning the wheels.
Driving on Hilly or Sl oping T errain Note: Avoid driving cr osswise or turning on ste ep slopes or hill s. A danger lies in l osing trac tion, slipping side wa ys and possibl y rolling o ver . Whenev er driving on a hill, det ermine befor ehand the route y ou will use.
Av oid sudden braking a s well. Althou gh an A WD v ehicle ma y acc eler a te bet ter than a two-whe el drive v ehicle in sno w and ice, it won ’ t st op any f ast er , because a s in other vehicl es, br aking occur s at all f our wheels. Do not become o ver confident a s to r oad conditions.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Note: Occa sional brak e noise is normal. If a metal-t o-met al, continuous grinding or continuous sque al sound is present, the brak e linings ma y be worn-out and shoul d be inspect ed b y an authorized de aler .
ELECTRIC P ARKING BRAKE The el ectric parking br ake r epla ces the conv entional handbrak e. The oper ating swit ch is loc at ed in the cent er consol e.
W ARNINGS With the e xc eption of emerg ency conditions (f or exampl e, the brak e pedal does not w ork or is block ed), do not apply the el ectric parking brak e while the v ehicl e is moving. On bends, or poor road surf ac es or we ather c onditions, emerg ency braking c an cause the v ehicle to skid out of c ontrol or off the r oad.
Note: On manual transmission vehicl es, if the transmission sel ec tor l ev er is not in position N when you rel ease the cl utch pedal and press the a ccel erat or pedal, the ele ctric parking br ake will rel ease automa ticall y .
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION The tr action c ontrol sy stem helps a void drive wheel spin and l oss of tr action. If your v ehicle be gins to slide, the syst em applies the brak es t o individual wheels and, when ne eded, reduc es engine pow er at the s ame time.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS V ehicle modifica tions inv olving braking s yst em, aft ermarke t roof rack s, suspension, st eering sy stem, tire c onstruction and wheel and tire siz e may chang e the handling charac teristics of the vehicl e and may a dversel y a ffec t the performanc e of the Adv anceT rac sys tem.
P ARKING AID (IF EQUIPPED) W ARNINGS T o help av oid personal injury , ple ase re ad and understand the limit ations of the sys tem a s contained in this section. S ensing is onl y an aid for some (gener ally l arg e and fix ed) objects when moving in r ever se on a fla t surf ace a t parking speeds.
E130178 A Co ver age ar ea of up t o 6 fee t (2 met ers) from the r ear bumper . Ther e is decre ased c ov era ge are a at the out er corners of the bumper .
For specific inf ormation on the re ver se sensing portion of the sy stem, r efer t o tha t section. A CTIVE P ARK ASSIS T (IF EQUIPPED) W ARNING This s yst em is designed to be a supplement ary park aid. It ma y not work in all c onditions and is not intended t o repl ac e the driver ’ s a ttention and judgment.
When a suitabl e spac e is found , the touch screen displ ay s a messag e and a chime sounds. Sl ow do wn and stop a t appro ximat el y position (A ), then foll ow the instructions on the t ouch screen. Note: Y ou must observe tha t the sel ect ed space r emains cle ar of obstruc tions at all times in the maneuver .
Deactiva ting the Park Assist Feature The s yst em can be deac tiva ted manuall y by: • pressing the a ctive park a ssist butt on • grabbing the st eering wheel • driving abov e appro ximat el y.
The sy stem does not position the v ehicle where I w ant in the space The v ehicle is r olling in the opposite dir ection of the tr ansmission (i.e. rolling f orward when R [R ever se] is sele cte d) .
During opera tion, lines appe ar in the displa y which repr esent your v ehicle ’ s path and pro ximity t o objects behind the v ehicle . E142435 The c amera is l oca ted on the trunk. Using the Rear V iew Camer a S ys tem The r ear view c amera s ystem displ ay s what is behind y our vehicl e when you pl ac e the transmission in R (R everse).
A B C D F E E142436 Ac tive guidelines A Cent erline B Fixe d guideline: Green z one C Fixe d guideline: Y ellow z one D Fixe d guideline: R ed zone E R ear bumper F Ac tive guidelines ar e onl y shown with fix ed guidelines. T o use a ctive g uidelines, turn the ste ering wheel to point the guideline s to war d an intended pa th.
This all ow s you t o get a cl oser vie w of an object behind the v ehicle . The z oomed imag e keeps the bumper in the ima ge t o pro vide a ref erenc e.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION Cruise c ontrol l ets you maint ain a set speed without k eeping your f oot on the acc el era tor pedal. USING CRUISE C ONTR OL W ARNINGS Do not use cruise contr ol in hea vy tra ffic, on winding r oads or when the road surf ac e is slippery .
USING AD APTIVE CRUISE C ONTROL (IF EQUIPPED ) W ARNINGS Al way s pay cl ose a ttention t o changing road c onditions, especiall y when using adaptive cruise c ontrol.
E82312 5. A lead v ehicle gr aphic will illumina te if there is a v ehicle de tect ed in front of you. Note: When adaptiv e cruise control is activ e, the se t speed displa ye d in the informa tion displa y may v ary slightly fr om the speedomet er .
Y ou can decre ase or incr ea se the distance betw een your v ehicle and the v ehicl e in front of y ou can by pr essing the gap contr ol. E82312 The sel ect ed gap displ ay s in the messag e cent er as sho wn by the bar s in the graphic. Four gap dist ance set tings are a vail able.
E144529 When you o verride the s yst em the green indic at or light illumina tes and the f oll ow vehicl e does not sho w in the informa tion displa y . The s yst em will resume oper ation when you r ele ase the ac cel er at or pedal. T he vehicl e speed will decr ea se to the se t speed , or a lo wer spe ed if foll owing a slo wer v ehicle .
E71621 Det ection issues can oc cur: When driving on a diff erent line than the vehicl e in front. A With v ehicle s that edg e into y our lane . The s yst em can onl y detec t these vehicl es once they mov e fully int o your l ane.
A messag e displa ys if some thing obstructs the radar signal s from the sensor . The sensor is l oca ted behind a f ascia c ov er near the driv er side of the lo wer grill e. T he sys tem cannot de tec t a vehicl e ahead and will not function when something obstruc ts the radar signal s.
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 intende d to repl ace y our at tention and judgment.
The st atus bar will tr av el from l eft to right as the c alc ula ted al ertness l ev el decre ases. As the res t icon is approa ched the col or turns from gr een to y ello w and then finally r ed when a re st break shoul d be tak en. • Green - No r est re quired .
Sy stem Setting s The s yst em has thre e optional setting menus av ailabl e. T o vie w or adjust them, sele ct Se ttings > V ehicle S ettings > Driv er Assist > Lane K eeping Sy s in the le ft-hand instrument clust er displa y using the OK butt on on the steering wheel.
R ed: Indica tes tha t the sy stem is pr oviding or has just pr ovided a l ane k eeping alert warning. The s yst em can be tempor aril y suppressed at an y time by the f ollo wing: • Quick braking .
Why does the v ehicle not c ome back into the middle of the l ane alwa ys, as expec ted, in the Aid or Aid + Al ert mode? High cross winds Larg e roa d crown R ough roads, groo ves, shoul der drop-off.
Note: BLIS does not function in R (R ev erse) or P (Park) or pr ovide any a dditional warning when a turn signal is on. Note: Cross tra ffic al ert det ects approaching v ehicles fr om up to 45 f eet (1 4 met ers) aw ay thou gh co vera ge decr eas es when the sensors are bl ock ed.
E142441 Zone c ov era ge also de crea ses when parking at shall o w angles. Here, the l eft sensor is mostl y obstruct ed; zone c ov erag e on that side is se ver ely limit ed.
E142443 The s yst em uses radar s ensors which are loc at ed behind the bumper f ascia on e ach side of your v ehicle . Do not allo w these are as t o become obstruc ted b y mud, sno w or bumper sticker s, a s this can cause degra ded sy stem perf ormance.
• Driving in rev erse f a ster than 5 mph (8 km/h). • Backing out of an angl ed parking spot. False A lerts Note: If a trail er is connec ted t o the vehicl e the BLIS sy stem ma y det ect the tr ailer causing a f alse al ert. Y ou may want t o turn the BLIS off manuall y .
sys tem. If this shoul d occ ur , y ou will neither los e the ability to st eer the v ehicle manuall y nor will it cause permanent damag e. T ypical st eering and driving maneuver s will allo w the syst em to c ool and ste ering assist will r eturn to normal.
If it is, a re d warning light illumina te s and an audibl e warning chime sounds. The br ake support s yst em assists the driv er in reducing the c ollision speed b y charging the brak es. If the risk of c ollision further incre ases a fter the w arning light illumina tes, the brak e support prepar es the brak e sy stem f or rapid br aking.
Action Cause Cle an the grille surf ac e in front of the r adar or remo ve the object c ausing the obstruc- tion The surf ac e of the radar in the grill e is dirty or obstruct ed in some wa y W ait a short time.
LO AD LIMIT V ehicle Loading - with and without a Tr ailer This se ction will guide y ou in the proper l oading of y our v ehicle , trail er or both, to k eep y our lo aded vehicl e weight within its design ra ting capability , with or without a trail er .
authorize d-deal er install ed equipment on the v ehicle , y ou must subtr act the w eight of the equipment from the p ayl oad list ed on the Tir e Label in or der to det ermine the new pa yl oad.
E143817 CARGO Car go W eight - includes all weight a dded to the Ba se Curb W eight, including c arg o and optional equipment. W hen to wing, trail er tongue l oad or king pin weight is al so part of car go w eight.
G VW (Gr oss V ehicl e W eight) - is the V ehicle C urb W eight, plus car go , pl us pa ssenger s. G VWR (Gr oss V ehicl e W eight Rating) - is the maximum all ow able w eight of the full y l oaded v ehicl e (including all options, equipment, passeng ers and car go ).
W ARNING Ex ceeding the S af ety C ompliance Certific ation Label v ehicle w eight ra ting limits c ould r esult in substandar d vehicl e handling or performanc e, engine , transmission and/ or structur al damage , serious damag e to the vehicl e, l oss of c ontrol and personal injury .
T ongue Load or Fifth Wheel King Pin W eight - ref ers t o the amount of the weight tha t a tr ail er pushes do wn on a trail er hit ch. Exampl es: For a 5000 pound (2268 kil ogr am) conv entional trail er , mul tipl y 5000 by 0 . 10 and 0. 15 to obtain a pr oper tong ue l oad r ange of 500 t o 750 pounds (227 t o 340 kil ograms).
*Suppose y our vehicl e has a 1400-pound ( 635-kil ogram) c arg o and lu gga ge c apacity . Y ou decide to g o g olfing. Is ther e enough l oad capa city to c arry y ou, f our of your friends and all the gol f bag s ? Y ou and f our friends av era ge 220 pounds (99 kil ogr ams) each and the gol f bag s weigh appr o ximat el y 30 pounds (13.
TOWING A TR AILER W ARNINGS Do not ex ce ed the GVWR or the GA WR specified on the c ertification label. T owing tr ailer s beyond the ma ximum rec ommended gross tr ail er weight ex ce eds the limit .
Y our vehicle ma y to w a Cla ss I trail er pro vided the maximum tr ailer w eight is le ss than or equal to the ma ximum trail er weight list ed f or your vehicl e configura tion on the foll owing chart. Maximum Tr ailer W eight - lb (kg) * Pow ertrain 1000 ( 454) 1.
ESSENTIAL T OWING CHECK S Follo w these guideline s to ensure s af e to wing: • Do not to w a trail er until you driv e your vehicl e at l east 1000 mil es (1600 kilome ters).
T rail er lamps are re quired on most t ow ed vehicl es. Mak e sure all running lights, brak e lights, turn signals and ha zard lights ar e working. Before T owing a Tr ailer Pr actic e turning, stopping and ba cking-up to g et the f eel of your v ehicle-tr ailer combina tion bef ore starting on a trip .
TRANSPOR TING THE VEHICLE E143886 If you nee d to ha ve your v ehicl e to wed , conta ct a prof essional t owing servic e or , if you ar e a member of a roadside assist ance pr ogram, y our roadside assist ance servic e pro vider . W e recommend the use of a wheel lift and dollies or fla tbed equipment t o to w your vehicl e.
Follo w these guideline s if you hav e a need for r ecre ational (R V) to wing. An ex ample of recr ea tional to wing woul d be to wing your v ehicle behind a mot orhome.
BREAKING-IN Y ou need to br eak in new tir es for appro ximat el y 300 miles ( 480 kilome ters). During this time, y our vehicl e may e xhibit some unusual driving charac teristics. Av oid driving too f a st during the first 1000 mile s (1600 kilome ters).
E142667 When driving throu gh wa ter , trac tion or brak e capabilit y may be limit ed. Al so, wa ter ma y enter y our engine ’ s air intake and sev erel y damage y our engine or your vehicl e may st all. Once thr ough the wa ter , al way s dry the brak es b y moving your v ehicl e slo wly whil e applying light pr essure on the br ak e pedal.
W ARNINGS Fail ure t o properl y foll ow floor ma t install ation or a ttachment instructions can pot entiall y cause interf erenc e with pedal opera tion causing loss of c ontrol of v ehicle . T o install fl oor mats, position the floor ma t so tha t the eyel et is o ver the ret ention post and pre ss down to l ock in.
GETTING THE SERVICE S Y OU NEED W arranty r epairs to y our vehicl e must be performe d by an authorize d 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 to y our selling authorized de aler who w ants to ensur e your c ontinued sa tisfac tion.
In order t o help you serv e you bet ter , ple ase ha ve the f oll owing inf ormation av ailabl e when cont acting a Cust omer R ela tionship Cent er: • V ehicle Identifica tion Number . • Y our telephone number (home and business). • The name of the authoriz ed deal er and city where l oca t 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 deal er . If a warr anty conc ern has not be en resol ve d usi.
In the CAMV AP progr am, impartial third-party arbitr a tors c onduct hearing s at mutuall y conv enient times and pla ces in an informal en vironment. T hese impartial arbitra tor s revie w the positions of the parties, mak e decisions and, when appropria te, render a wards t o resol ve disputes.
Ford Middl e Ea st Cust omer Rel a tionship Cent er P .O . Box 214 70 Dubai, Unit ed Arab Emir at es T elephone: +9 71 4 3326084 T oll-Free Number f or the Kingdom of S audi Arabia: 800 89 71409 Loc al T elephone Number f or Kuw ait: 248105 75 F AX: +971 4 3327299 Email: menaca c@ford .
T o conta ct NHT S A, you ma y call the V ehicle S af ety Hotline toll-fr ee a t 1-888-327-4236 (TTY : 1-800-424-9153); g o t o http:/ / www .sa f erc ar .gov; or writ e to: A dministra t or 1200 New Jer sey A venue , Southe as t W ashing ton, D. C. 20590 Y ou can al so obtain other inf ormation about mot or vehicl e sa fe ty fr om http:/ / www .
RO ADSIDE ASSIS T ANCE V ehicles S old In The U .S.: Get ting Roadside Assis tance T o fully a ssist y ou should y ou hav e a vehicl e conc ern, Ford Mot or Compan y offer s a complimentary r oadside assist ance pr ogram. T his progr am is separa t e from the New V ehicle Limit ed W arranty .
Canadian cust omers who nee d to obtain roadside inf orma tion, call 1-800-665-2006 or visit our web site a t www .ford .ca. HAZARD W ARNING FLASHER S Note: If used when the engine is not running, the ba ttery will l ose charg e. T here may be insufficient po wer t o rest art your engine.
P ark the booster v ehicle cl ose t o the hood of the disabl ed vehicl e, making sur e the two v ehicl es do not touch. T urn all acc essories off . Connec ting the Jumper Cables W ARNING Do not at tach the cabl es t o fuel lines, engine rock er co vers, the intak e manifol d or el ectrical c omponents as gr ounding points.
4 1 3 2 E142665 1. R emov e the jumper cabl e from the ground met al surfac e or conne cting point, if av ailabl e. 2. R emov e the jumper cabl e on the nega tive (-) t erminal of the boost er vehicl e's ba ttery . 3. Remo ve the jumper c able fr om the positive (+) t erminal of the booster vehicl e's ba ttery .
CHANGING A FUSE Fuses W ARNING Al way s repl ace a fuse with one tha t has the spe cified ampera ge r ating. Using a fuse with a higher ampera ge ra ting can c ause sev ere wire dama ge and coul d start a fir e. E142430 If ele ctrical c omponents in the vehicl e are not working, a fus e may hav e bl own.
The po wer distribution bo x is l oca ted in the engine compartment. It has high-current fuse s that pr otect y our vehicl e's main el ectrical s yst ems from ov erloa ds. If the bat tery ha s been disconne cte d and rec onnect ed, some fe atur es will need t o be rese t.
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Po wertr ain contr ol module - v ehicl e pow er 1 20A 1 7 Po wertr ain contr ol module - v ehicl e pow er 2 20A 1 8 Po wertr ain contr ol mo.
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Run/ start powertr ain contr ol module 10A 2 26 Not used (spare) 10A 1 27 Not used — 28 Not used — 29 Not used — 30 Not used — 31 El.
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used — 52 Po wer se at s 10A 1 53 Not used — 54 Not used — 55 1 Micro fuse 2 Dual micro fuse 3 M-type fuse Pow er Distribution Bo x - Bottom Ther e are fuses l oca te d on the bottom of the fuse bo x.
E144949 The high-curr ent fuses are c oded a s foll ow s: Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Fuel pump fe ed 30A 1 56 Not used — 57 Not used — 58 500W Ele ctronic f an 3 3.
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Front he at ed sea t 20A 1 65 Not used — 66 Body contr ol module 2 50A 2 6 7 Hea ted r ear windo w 40A 1 68 Anti-lock br ak e syst em val .
Pa ssenger C ompartment Fuse Panel The fuse panel is l oca t ed under the instrument panel to the l eft of the st eering col umn. Note: It may be ea sier to a cce ss the fuse panel if you remo ve the finish trim piece.
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used (spare) 10A 2 7 Not used (spare) 10A 2 8 Not used (spare) 10A 2 9 K eypad 5A 2 10 Not used 5A 2 11 Climat e contr ol, Gear shift 7 .5A 2 12 St eering wheel c olumn, Cl uster , Da talink logic 7 .
Prot ected components Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Sony amplifier 20A 1 28 R ear driver side door ( window) 30A 1 29 R ear pa ssenger side door (windo w) 30A 1 30 Not used (spare) 15A 1 31 GP.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Hav e your v ehicle servic ed re gularl y t o help maintain its r oadworthiness and r esal e val ue. T here is a lar ge ne twork of For d authorized de aler s that ar e there t o help you with their pr ofessional servicing expertise .
2. Go to the fr ont of the vehicl e and loc at e the sec ondary rel ea se le ver , which is loc at ed under the front of the hood, t o your right of the c enter of the vehicl e (driv er's side), t owar d the headlight. 3. Rel ea se the hood la tch b y pushing the secondary r el eas e lev er to y our l eft, to war d the center of the v ehicl e.
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 1. 6L EC OBOOS T ™ E144363 Engine cool ant reserv oir A Engine oil filler c ap B Engine oil dipstick C Brak e fluid r eservoir c ap D Bat tery E Po wer distribution bo x F Eng.
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 2. 0L EC OBOOS T ™ E159754 Engine cool ant reserv oir cap A Engine oil dipstick B Engine oil filler c ap C Brak e fluid r eservoir c ap D Bat tery E Po wer distribution bo x F.
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 2.5L E159685 A. Engine cool ant reserv oir cap B. Fuel cold st art reserv oir cap C. Engine oil filler c ap D. Engine oil dip stick E. Brake fl uid reserv oir cap F . Bat tery G. Po wer distribution bo x H. Air fil ter housing c ov er I.
ENGINE OIL DIPS TICK E142462 MIN A MAX B ENGINE OIL CHECK Note: Check the le vel bef ore st arting the engine. Note: Make sure tha t the le vel is be tween the MIN and the MAX marks. 1. Make sur e that y our vehicl e is on l evel ground . 2. T urn the engine off and wait 10 minut es for the oil t o drain int o the oil pan.
4. Aft er three se conds, the S ervice: Oil rese t in prog. mess age will be displa yed . 5. After 25 sec onds, the Servic e: Oil res et compl et e messag e will be displa yed . 6. R elea se both the acc eler a tor and br ake pedals. 7 . The S ervice: Oil r eset compl ete messag e will no l onger be displ aye d.
Note: During normal vehicle oper ation, the engine cool ant may chang e col or from orang e to pink or light re d. A s long a s the engine cool ant is cle ar and uncontamina t ed, this col or change d.
V ehicles driv en year-r ound in non-extr eme climat es shoul d use predil uted engine cool ant for optimum c ooling sys tem and engine prot ection. What y ou Should K now About F ail- Safe C ooling I.
AUT OMA TIC TRANSMISSION FLUID CHECK Note: T ransmission fl uid should be check ed by an a uthorized deal er . If required , fl uid should be a dded by an a uthorized deal er . The aut omatic tr ansmission does not ha ve a transmission fl uid dipstick.
CHANGING THE 12V BA TTER Y W ARNINGS Bat teries normall y produc e expl osive ga ses which can c ause personal injury . Theref ore , do not all ow flames, sparks or light ed substanc es to come ne ar the batt ery . When working ne ar the bat tery , alw ay s shield y our fa ce and prot ect y our eyes.
prese ts, are al so maintained in memory b y pow er from the l ow v olt age ba tt ery . When a technician dis connect s and connect s the lo w vol ta ge ba ttery , these se ttings are era sed . Compl et e the foll owing pr ocedur e in order t o rest ore the se ttings: 1.
E129990 1 1 2 1. Pull the wiper bl ade and arm aw ay from the gl ass. 2. Pr ess the locking but tons t ogether . 3. Rota t e and remov e the wiper bla de. 4. Install in the re ver se order . Note: Make sure tha t the wiper bla de lock s into pl ace . L ow er the wiper arm and blade back to the windshiel d.
2.5L Engine E146047 1. R ele ase the cl amps that se cure the air filt er housing co ver . 2. Care fully lift the air fil ter housing c ov er . 3. Remo ve the air fil ter el ement from the air filt er housing.
E142465 4. On the wall or scr een you will observ e a fla t zone of high int ensity light loc at ed a t the top of the right hand portion of the beam pa tt ern. If the top edge of the high int ensity light z one is not at the horiz ontal re fer ence line, the headl amp will need t o be adjuste d.
E159693 1. R emov e the six fa stener s securing the front f ascia t o the front trim c ov er . 2. R emov e the three bumper c over upper scre ws. 3. Remo ve the f ast ener a t the inboard side of the headl amp to be servic ed . E159694 4. R emov e the two he adlamp a ssembl y scre ws.
6. R emove the thre e front bumper co ver lo wer f a steners, only on the side of headl amp being service d. E159697 7 . Separ at e the front bumper c ov er from the fender , pull the f ender outwar d 3 cm. E159698 8. From the front of the vehicl e, pull the front bumper c ov er forw ard 10 cm.
Repla cing the Headlamp Bulbs W ARNING Handle a hal og en headl amp bulb car efully and k eep out of chil dren ’ s re ach. Gra sp the bulb b y only its pla stic ba se and do not touch the gl ass. The oil fr om your hand c ould c ause the bulb to br eak the nex t time the headl amps are oper at ed.
E145777 3. Remo ve the push pins and r eposition the inner body side trim. E145778 4. R emov e the three l amp assembl y nuts. 5. G entl y pull the lamp a ssembly a wa y from the v ehicle . E145779 6. T urn the bulb holder c ounter clockwis e and remo ve the bulb hol der .
Repla cing the License Pla te Lamp Bulb 3 2 1 E72789 1. Care fully r ele ase the spring clip . 2. R emov e the lamp . 3. Remo ve the bulb . Install the new bulb in r ev erse order . BULB SPECIFIC A TION CHART R eplac ement bulbs are specifie d in the chart belo w .
Tra de name Function LED *Side repe at er lamp LED *Interior l amp *T o repl ac e these bulbs, see y our authorized de aler . T o repl ace all instrument panel bulb s, see your a uthorized deal er.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Y our Ford or Lincoln authoriz ed deal er has many quality pr oducts a vailabl e to cle an your v ehicle and pr otec t its finishes.
• W ash the vehicl e first, using cool or luk ewarm w at er and a neutral pH shampoo, such a s Mot orcra ft® Det ail W ash. • Use Motor cra ft® Cust om Bright Metal Cle aner .
CLEANING THE ENGINE Engines are mor e efficient when they ar e cle an because gr ea se and dirt buil dup keep the engine warmer than normal. When wa shing: • T ake c are when using a pow er wa sher to cl ean the engine . The high-pr essure fluid c ould pene tra te the se aled p arts and cause dama ge.
W ARNINGS On vehicl es equipped with sea t-mounted airb ags, do not use chemical sol vent s or strong det ergent s. Such pr oducts coul d contamina t e the side airbag sy stem and aff ect perf ormance of the side airba g in a collision.
4. R emov e the soaked cl oth and if it is not soile d badl y , use this cl oth to cl ean the are a by using a rubbing motion f or 60 seconds. 5. Following this, wipe ar ea dry with a cle an, whit e, cot ton cl oth. CLEANING LEA THER SEA TS (IF EQUIPPED) For routine cl eaning, wipe the surf ac e with a soft, damp cl oth.
VEHICLE S TOR AGE If you pl an on storing y our vehicl e f or an ext ended period of time (30 da ys or more), re ad the foll owing maint enance rec ommendations t o make sur e your vehicl e sta ys in g ood opera ting condition. All motor v ehicle s and their components wer e engineered and t est ed for r eliable , reg ular driving.
Note: If batt ery cabl es are disc onnect ed, it will be nece ssary to re set memory f eatur es. Brak es • Make sur e brak es and parking br ake are full y rel ea sed . Tires • Maintain re commended air pr essure. Miscellaneous • Make sur e all linkag es, c ables, le vers and pins under vehicl e are c ov ered with gre ase t o prev ent rust.
TIRE C ARE Important information for 235/ 40R19 lo w-profil e tires and wheels If y our vehicl e is equipped with 235/ 40R19 tires, they are l ow-profil e tires.
The tr action gr ades, fr om highest to l owest are AA, A, B, and C. T he grade s repre sent the tire ’ s ability to stop on w et pa vement as me asur ed under contr olle d conditions on specified g overnment t est surf ac es of asphal t and concr et e.
* Rec ommended inflation pressure: T he c old infl a tion pressur e f ound on the Sa fe ty Complianc e C ertifica tion Label (affix ed to either the door hing e pillar , door-la t ch post, or the door.
A. P: Indic at es a tir e, designa ted by the T ire and Rim A ssociation, tha t may be used f or service on car s, sport utility v ehicl es, minivans and light truck s.
mph ( km/h) Lett er rating 168 mph (270 km/h) W 186 mph (299 km/h) Y Note: For tires with a maximum speed capability o ver 1 49 mph (2 40 km/h), tire manufa cturer s sometimes use the l ett ers ZR. For those with a maximum spe ed capability o ver 186 mph ( 299 km/h), tire manufa cturer s alw ays use the l etters ZR.
* Tr action: T he tra ction gr ades, from highes t to l o west ar e AA, A, B, and C. The gr ades r epres ent the tire's abilit y to st op on w et pav ement a s mea sure d under contr oll ed conditions on spe cified go v ernment test surf aces of asphal t and concre te .
A. L T : Indica te s a tire, designa ted by the T ire and Rim A ssociation, that is int ended for servic e on light trucks. B. Load Rang e and Load Inflation Limits: Indic at es the tire's l oad-c arrying capabilitie s and its infl ation limit s.
C. 80: Indic at es the a spect r atio which give s the tire's r atio of height to width. Numbers of 70 or l ow er indica t e a short sidewall. D . D: Indica tes a diag onal type tir e. R: Indica t es a ra dial type tire . E. 16: Indic at es the wheel or rim diamet er in inches.
Al wa ys infl a te y our tire s to the Ford r ec ommended infla tion pressur e ev en if it is l ess than the maximum infl ation pr essur e inf ormation f ound on the tire .
2. R emo ve the c ap from the v al ve on one tire , then firml y press the tire g aug e onto the v al ve and mea sure the pr essur e. 3. A dd enough air t o re ach the rec ommended air pr essure . Note: If you ov erfill the tire, r ele ase air b y pressing on the me tal stem in the c enter o f the val ve.
Tire W ear E142546 When the tr ead is w orn down t o one sixt eenth of an inch (2 mm), tires mus t be repl ac ed to help pre vent y our vehicl e from skidding and hy dropl aning.
This be gins with the le tt ers DO T and indica t es tha t the tire mee ts all f ederal st andards. The ne xt tw o numbers or l ett ers ar e the plant c ode designa ting where it wa s manuf actur ed , the nex t tw o are the tir e size c ode and the la st four number s repr esent the w eek and ye ar the tire w as buil t.
W ARNINGS Al way s infla te st eel car ca ss tires with a remot e air fill with the person infl ating standing a t a minimum of 12 fee t (3.66 met ers) aw ay fr om the wheel and tire assembl y Importa.
repl ac e it with your spar e tire and wheel. If y ou cannot de tec t a cause , ha ve the v ehicl e to we d to the near est rep air fa cility or tire deal er t o hav e the vehicl e inspect ed .
E147237 Some times irreg ular tir e w ear can be corr ect ed b y rot ating the tir es. Summer Tires Y our Ford v ehicl e may be equipped with summer tir es t o pro vide superior perf ormance on we t and dry roads. Summer tir es do not hav e the Mud and Sno w (M+S or M/S) tir e tr action r ating on the tire side w all.
Ple ase not e tha t the TPMS is not a substitute f or proper tir e maintenanc e, and it is the driver ’ s r esponsibility t o maintain corr ect tire pr essure , ev en if under-infla tion has not r eached the l evel to trigg er illumina tion of the TPMS lo w tire pr essure tell tal e.
When Y our T emporary Spare Tire is Install ed When one of your r oad tir es needs t o be repl ace d with the tempor ary spare, the sys tem will continue t o identify an issue t o remind y ou that the dama ged r oad wheel and tire a ssembl y needs to be r epaired and put back on your v ehicl e.
Cust omer action requir ed Possible cause Low tir e pressure warning light 1. Mak e sure tire s are a t the proper pres- sure. See Infl ating y our tires in this chapter .
How T empera ture Aff ects Y our Tire Pressure The tir e pressur e monitoring sy stem monitor s tire pre ssure in each pneuma tic tire. Whil e driving in a normal manner , a typical pa sseng er tire infla tion pre ssure may incr ea se about 2 to 4 psi (14 t o 28 kP a) from a col d start situation.
CHANGING A RO AD WHEEL W ARNINGS The use of tir e seal ants may dama ge your tir e pressur e monitoring sy stem and should not be use d. Ho we ver , if you must use a se alant, the tire pre ssure monitoring s yst em sensor and val ve st em on the wheel must be repl ac ed by an authorized For d deal er .
Use of one of the dissimilar spar e tires liste d above a t any one wheel l oca tion can le ad to imp airment of the foll owing: • Handling, stabilit y and braking performanc e. • Comf ort and noise. • Ground cl ear ance and parking a t curbs. • Wint er we ather driving c apability .
Note: Pa ssengers shoul d not r emain in the vehicl e when the vehicl e is being jacke d. 1. P ark on a le vel surf ace , set the parking brak e and activ at e the hazard fl a shers. 2. Pla ce the tr ansmission selec tor l ev er in position P (automa tic tr ansmission) or position R (manual transmission) and turn the engine off.
1 2 3 4 5 E75442 14. R emove the jack and full y tighten the lug nut s in the order shown. See T echnical Specifications (pag e 292). St owing the fla t tire The full-siz e road wheel c an be sto wed in the spare tir e compartment. 1. Lift the carpet ed wheel c ov er at an angle t o ac cess the spar e tire compartment.
TECHNIC AL SPECIFIC A TIONS Wheel Lug Nut T orque Specifica tions W ARNING When a wheel is install ed, al way s remo ve any c orrosion, dirt or for eign mat erials present on the mounting surf ac es of the wheel or the surf ace of the wheel hub , brak e drum or brak e disc tha t conta cts the wheel.
ENGINE SPECIFIC A TIONS 2.5L engine 2.0L Ec oBoost engine 1.6L Ec oBoost engine Engine 152 122 98 Cubic inches Minimum 87 octane Minimum 87 octane Minimum 87 octane R equired fuel 9 . 7:1 9 .3:1 10.0:1 Compr ession ra tio 0. 049-0 .053 in. (1.25-1.35 mm) 0.
A. Long driv ebelt is on fir st pull ey groo ve clos est to engine B. Short drivebelt is on se cond pull ey groo ve f arthest from engine MOTOR CR AFT P ART S 2.
VEHICLE IDENTIFIC A TION NUMBER The v ehicle identific ation number is loc at ed on the l eft-hand side of the instrument panel. E142476 Ple ase not e tha t in the graphic, XXXX is repr esenta tive of y our vehicl e identifica tion number .
TRANSMIS SION CODE DESIGNA TION E142806 The tr ansmission code is on the Sa f ety Complianc e Certific ation Label. The foll owing t able sho ws the tr ansmission code al ong with the transmission description.
TECHNIC AL SPECIFIC A TIONS Ford Part Number / Ford Specification Ford Part Name or Equivalent Capacity Item PM-1-C / W SS- M6C65-A2 and ISO 4925 Cl a ss 6 Motor cra ft® DO T 4 L V High Perf orm- anc.
Ford Part Number / Ford Specification Ford Part Name or Equivalent Capacity Item - CX O-5W20-LSP12 (Cana da) - Motor cra ft® SAE 5W-20 Full S ynthetic Motor Oil (U.
Ford Part Number / Ford Specification Ford Part Name or Equivalent Capacity Item W SH-M1C231-B 1 Use onl y Motorcr a ft® DO T 4 L V High Perf ormance Br ake Fl uid, or e quival ent, meeting W SS-M6C65-A2 and ISO 4 925 Cl ass 6 . Use of any fl uid other than the rec ommended fluid ma y cause br ake s yst em damage .
For a compl et e listing of the acc essories that ar e av ailabl e for y our vehicl e, pl ea se conta ct your de aler or visit our online st ore at: A cc essories.Ford. com (U .S. onl y). Ford Cus tom A cc essories are a vail able f or your v ehicle thr ough your l ocal Ford or Ford of Canada de aler .
• When adding ac cess ories, equipment, passeng ers and l ugga ge t o your vehicl e, do not e xc eed the t otal weight capacit y of the vehicl e or of the front or re ar axle ( G VWR or GA WR as indica ted on the S af ety C ompliance Certific ation l abel).
PRO TECT Y OURSELF FR OM THE RISING CO ST OF VEHICLE REP AIRS WITH A FORD EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN. SERVICE PLANS (U .S. Onl y) More than 32 million For d and Lincoln owner s have dis cov ered the po werful prot ection of Ford E xtende d Service P lan.
A void the Rising C ost of Properl y Maintaining Y our V ehicle! Ford Ex tended S ervice Pl an also off ers a Pr emium Maintenanc e Plan tha t co vers all schedul ed maintenanc e, and sel ect it ems that r outinely w ear out. The c ov erag e is prepaid , so y ou never ha ve to w orry about aff ording y our vehicl e maintenanc e.
SERVICE PLANS ( C ANADA ONL Y) Y ou can get mor e prot ection f or your vehicl e by pur chasing a For d Ext ended Servic e Plan. For d Ext ended Servic e Plan is the only s ervice contr act ba cked b y Ford Motor C ompany of Canada, Limited .
GENERAL INF ORMA TION E142598 S YNC is an in-vehicl e communic ations sys tem tha t work s with your Bluet ooth-enabl ed cell ular phone and portabl e media pla yer . This all ow s you t o: • Make and r eceiv e calls. • Ac cess and pl ay music fr om your portabl e music pla yer .
Times ar e subject t o change due t o holiday s. S YNC Owner Ac count Why do I nee d a SYNC o wner ac count ? • R equired t o activ at e V ehicle Heal th R eport and to view the r eports online. • R equired t o activ at e the subscription-ba sed S YNC Servic es and to per sonalize your S av ed Point s and Fa vorit es.
S yst em data c annot be acc essed without special equipment and ac cess t o the vehicl e's S YNC module . Ford Mot or Compan y and Ford of Canada will not acc ess the sy stem da ta f or any purp.
S ys tem Inter action and Feedback The s yst em provide s feedb ack through audibl e tones, pr ompts, questions and spoken c onfirmations depending on the situation and the chos en le vel of inter action (v oice se ttings). Y ou can cust omize the voic e rec ognition sy stem t o pro vide more or l ess instruction and fe edback.
The sy stem: When you sa y: Make s a best guess fr om the media candida te list. Y ou may still occa sionall y be ask ed questions. "Media candida te list s off " Clarifies y our voic e command f or media candida tes. "Media candida te list s on" Make s a best guess fr om the phone candida te list.
Pairing a Phone f or the First Time Note: S YNC can support do wnloa ding up to appro ximatel y 2000 entries per Blue tooth-enabl ed c ellul ar phone. Note: Make sure t o swit ch on the ignition and the radio . P ut the transmission in position P (automa tic tr ansmission) or neutral with the parking br ake applie d (manual transmission).
"PHONE" "Menu" 2,4 "Call <name> in office" 1 "Phone book <name>" 2 "Call <name> on mobil e OR cell" 1 "Phone book <name> .
"DIAL " "Cle ar" (del et es all enter ed digits) "Dele te" ( dele tes one digit) "Plus" "Star" Note: T o exit dial mode, pr ess and hold the phone button or pr ess MENU to g o to the phone menu.
Rec eiving Calls When re ceiving a call, you can: • Answ er the call by pr essing the phone butt on. • R eject the call b y pressing and hol ding the phone butt on.
Y ou can: When you sel ect: 3. Pr ess the phone butt on. Ac cess y our call hist ory l og. Call Hist ory 1. Pr ess OK to s elec t, then scroll thr ough your c all history options (incoming, out going or misse d). 2. Pr ess OK when the desir ed sele ction appears in the displa y .
Y ou can: When you sel ect: 1. Pr ess OK to c onfirm and enter . If your phonebook ha s fe wer than 255 listings, they appear alphabe ticall y in fla t file mode . If there ar e more than 255 entries, the s yst em org anizes them int o alphabetical c at egorie s.
When a new mess age arriv es, an audibl e tone sounds and the displ ay indic at es you hav e a new messa ge. Y ou have these options: • Pr ess the voic e button, wait f or the prompt and sa y "R ead messa ge" t o hav e S YNC rea d the messag e to y ou.
6. P ress OK when the c ontact appe ars and press OK a gain t o confirm when the sys tem a sks if y ou woul d like t o send the messag e. T he sy stem sends each t ex t messag e with the foll owing signatur e: "This mess age w as sent from my <For d or Lincoln>".
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Pr ess OK to sel ect and scr oll to vie w the informa tion. When done, pr ess OK ag ain to r eturn to the phone st atus menu. Sel ect which ring t one sounds during an incoming c all (one of the sys tem's or your phone's).
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Sel ect Off if y ou do not want t o downl oad your phonebook ev ery time your phone conne cts t o SYNC . Y our phonebook, call hist ory and te xt messa ges c an only be ac ce ssed when your specific phone is c onnect ed to S YNC.
Y ou can: If you sel ect: Pr ess OK and scroll t o toggl e betw een On and Off. Make a sele ction, and then pr ess OK . Set ting Bluet ooth to off disc onnects all Bl uet ooth device s and turns off all Bluet ooth f eatur es. Dele te a pair ed phone. Dele te Devic e Pr ess OK and scroll t o sele ct the devic e.
Y ou can: If you sel ect: 2. Pr ess OK when the desir ed sele ction appears in the displa y . If you change the l anguag e setting, the displa y indica tes tha t the sy stem is upda ting. When c omple te, S YNC tak es you back t o the A dvance d menu.
S YNC ™ APPLIC A TIONS AND SERVICE S (IF EQUIPPED) In order f or the foll owing f ea ture s to work, your c ellul ar phone must be compa tibl e with S YNC. T o check your phone's compa tibility , visit www .SYNCMyRide. com, www .SYNCMyRide. ca or www .
Setting 911 Assis t On 1. Pr ess the phone button t o enter the phone menu. 2. Scr oll to sel ect 911 Assist. 3. Press OK t o confirm and ent er the 911 Assist menu. 4. Scr oll to sel ect bet ween On and Off . 5. Press OK when the desir ed option appears in the r adio displ ay .
911 Assist Privacy Notic e When you turn on 911 A ssist, it may disclo se to emer gency servic es tha t your vehicl e has be en in a cra sh invol ving the deplo yment of an airbag or ac tiva tion of the fuel pump shut-off.
V ehicle health r eport options Automa tic Reports: Pr ess OK t o and selec t On or Off. Sel ect On t o hav e S YNC automa ticall y prompt y ou to run a heal th report a t certain mil eage int ervals. * User Pr efer ences: P ress OK to sel ect and ent er the menu.
Note: The driver is ul timat ely r esponsible for the sa fe oper a tion of the vehicl e, and theref ore, must ev alua te whe ther it is saf e to f ollo w the sugg este d direc tions.
Direc tions or Business sear ch to speak with a live oper at or . The sy stem ma y prompt y ou to speak with an oper a tor when it has diffic ulty ma tching y our voic e request.
S YNC Services quick tips Y ou can even a cc ess your ac count outside y our vehicl e. Just use the number on your phone's c all history . T raffic and Direc tions fea ture s do not function properl y but informa tion service s and the 411 connect and t ex t messag e fe atur es are a vail able.
3. Say the name of the applica tion a fter the tone . 4. The app shoul d start. W hile an app is running through S YNC, you can pr ess the voic e button and spe ak commands specific to the app , such a s "Pla y Sta tion Quickmix". Sa y "Help" to disco ver a vail able v oice c ommands.
"USB" "R efine album <name>" 1,2 " Autopl ay off" "R efine artist <name>" 1,2 " Autopl ay on" "R efine song <name>" 1 &quo.
V oice command guide T urn aut opla y on to list en to music pr ocessed during indexing. T urn autopl ay off t o allo w the indexing pr ocess to finish bef ore the s yst em pla ys any of y our music.
Media Menu Features The media menu all o ws you t o sel ect your media sourc e, ho w to pl ay y our music (such as b y artist, g enre, shuffl e or repeat), and also t o add, c onnect or del et e device s. 1. Pr ess AUX and then MENU t o enter the media menu.
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Ac cess Bl uet ooth Device menu lis tings (A dd, Connect, Set as P rimary , On and Off, Del ete) a s well a s A dvanc ed menu listings (prompt s, lang uage s, def ault s, mast er re set, install applica tion and syst em inf ormation).
Y ou can: When you sel ect: 1. Pr ess OK to s elec t. Y ou can sele ct to pl ay All Artist s or any index ed artist. 2. Scr oll to choose the de sired artist. P ress OK . Sort all inde xed me dia by albums. If ther e are f ewer than 255 index ed albums, the s yst em lists them alphabeticall y in fla t fil e mode.
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Pr ess OK to sel ect. The sy stem cr ea tes a ne w list of similar songs and begins pl aying. T his f eatur e does not incl ude track s with incompl et e metada ta inf ormation.
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Pr ess OK to sel ect. Exit the current menu. R eturn * This is a spee d-dependent fe ature . ** Set ting Bluet ooth to off disc onnects all Bl uet ooth device s and turns off all Bluet ooth fe atur es.
Y ou can: When you sel ect: Compl et ely er as e all informa tion stor ed on S YNC (all phonebook, call hist ory , tex t messag es and all paire d devic es) and return t o the fa ctory de faul t set tings. Mast er R eset Downl oad new s oftwar e applications (if a vail able) and then loa d the desired applic ations thr ough your U SB port.
Phone issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue · T ry pushing your phone- book conta cts t o S YNC by using the Add C ontac ts fe atur e. This ma y be a limita tion on your phone's c apability . The s yst em say s Phonebook Downl oaded but the phonebook in S YNC is empty or missing cont acts.
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 again. This ma y be a possible devic e malfunction. I am having tr ouble connec ting my devic e.
V ehicle Health R eport and Services (T raffic, Dir ections and Information) issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue · Make sur e that y our VIN is corr ectl y listed in y our acc ount. When you r egist er your acc ount, y ou must choose a pref erred de aler .
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 v oice c ommands. · 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 · The s yst em works be tter if you list full names, such as " Joe Wilson" r ather than " Joe". · Y our phonebook contact s may be in C APS . · Do not use special char ac- ter s, such as 123 or ICE, as the sys tem does not r ecog- nize them.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y re commend tha t you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y take y our foc us off the road . Y our primary responsibility is the s af e opera tion of your v ehicle .
This s yst em uses a four-c orner stra te gy to pro vide quick acc ess sev eral v ehicle fe atur es and setting s. The t ouchscreen pro vides ea sy int eraction with y our cell ular phone, mul timedia, clima te c ontrol and navig ation s ystem.
Pr ess to sel ect an y of the foll owing: • AM • FM • SIRIUS • CD • USB • BT St ere o • SD Card • A/V In Using the T ouch-Sensitive Contr ols on Y our S y stem T o turn a fe atur e on and off, just t ouch the graphic with y our finger .
Safe ty Information W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y re commend tha t you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y take y our foc us off the road . Y our primary responsibility is the s af e opera tion of your v ehicle .
Restric ted Features Editing setting s while the r ear view c amera or ac tive park assist ar e activ e Editing wirel ess set tings Wi-Fi and Wir ele ss Editing the list of wirel ess net works Pla yin.
Ac cessing and A djusting Modes Throu gh Y our Right V ehicl e Information Display (If Equipped) E145459 The displ ay is l oca te d on the right side of your instrument cl uster . Y ou can use your ste ering wheel contr ols to vie w and make minor adjustments t o activ e modes without taking your hands off the whe el.
E142612 Climat e Contr ol Y ou can make sel ections fr om the menu by using the OK butt on. T he sele ction menu expands and diff erent options appear . • Pr ess the up and down arr ows t o scroll through the mode s. • Pr ess the right arro w to ent er the mode.
Basic c ommands If Y ou W ant T o Say Make c alls. "Phone" Ac cess the de vice c onnect ed to y our USB port. "USB" Str eam audio from y our phone. "Bluet ooth audio" Ac cess the de vice c onnect ed to the auxiliary input ja ck.
A cc essing a List of A vailabl e Commands • If you use the t ouchscreen, press the Setting s icon > Help > V oice Command List . • If you use the st eering wheel c ontrol, press the v oice ic on. Aft er the t one, speak y our command cl earl y .
1. Pr ess the Setting s icon > Se ttings > then V oice C ontrol . 2. Sel ect fr om the foll owing: • Inter action Mode • Confirma tion Pr ompts • Media Candida te Lists • Phone Candida te Lists • V oice Contr ol V olume. T o acc ess these se ttings using v oice commands: 1.
Some of the v oice c ommands that ar e av ailabl e while vie wing this screen ar e: Destination "Destina tion my home" "Destina tion street a ddress" "Destina tion fa vorit es.
Points of Inter est or POI "Destina tion <POI ca teg ory name>" "Se arch by name" "Se arch by c at egory" "Change se arch are a" "Change st at e".
SETTINGS A B C D E F E161968 Clock A Displa y B Sound C V ehicle D Set tings E Help F E142607 Under this menu, you c an set your cl ock, ac cess and a djust the displa y , sound and vehicl e setting s as w ell as ac cess s ettings f or specific modes or the help f ea ture.
The s yst em automa ticall y sav es any updat es you mak e t o the settings. Display Y ou can adjust the touchscr een displ ay through the t ouchscre en or by pre ssing the voic e button on y our ste ering wheel contr ols and when prompt ed, say , "Displa y setting s".
V ehicle E142607 Pr ess the Setting s icon > V ehicle , then sel ect from the foll owing: • Ambient Lighting • V ehicle Heal th R eport • R ear Vie w Camera • Enable V alet Mode. Ambient Lighting (If Equipped) When you turn this f ea ture on, ambient lighting illumina tes f ootw ells and cuphol ders with a choice of c olor s.
Sy st em Sel ect t o hav e the touchscr een displa y in English, Spanish or French. Langua ge Sel ect t o displa y units in kil ometer s or miles. Distanc e Sel ect t o displa y units in Cel sius or Fahr enheit. T empera ture Adjust the v olume of v oice pr ompts from the s yst em.
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Navig ation E142607 Pr ess the Setting s icon > Setting s > Navig ation , then sele ct from the f oll owing: Navig ation T urn bre adcrumbs on and off. Map Pr efer ences Hav e the syst em displa y your turn list t op t o bottom or bott om to t op.
Phone E142607 Pr ess the Setting s icon > Setting s > Phone , then sel ect from the f ollo wing: Phone Connec t, disconne ct, add or del et e a device , as w ell as sav e it as a f avorite . Bluet ooth Devic es T urn Blue tooth on and off . Bluet ooth Hav e all calls g o direc tly t o your v oice mail and not ring inside your v ehicle .
Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Net work ( Client) Mode turns the Wi-Fi f ea ture on and off in your v ehicle . Make sur e you turn it on f or connec tivity purposes. Wi-Fi S ettings Choose a Wirel ess Net work all ows y ou to us e a previ- ously s tore d wirel ess netw ork.
E142626 The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED L ogo is a c ertifica tion mark of the Wi-Fi Allianc e. Help E142607 Pr ess the Setting s icon > Help , then sele ct from the f oll owing: Help Vie w your vehicl e's current loc ation, if y our vehicl e is equipped with na viga tion.
T o acc ess Help using the v oice commands, press the v oice butt on, then, a ft er the tone, say "Help". The sy stem pr ovides all o wabl e voic e commands f or the current mode .
E142599 Pr ess the voic e icon on the ste ering wheel. When pr ompted , you c an say: "BRO WSE" within devic es "Bro wse" * "Bro wse <l eag ue> games" ** "Bro .
Y our voice s ystem all ows you t o change audio sourc es with a simpl e voic e command . For ex ample, if you ar e listening to music on a U SB device , then want t o swit ch to a sa tellit e ra dio .
Options Sound Set tings T ouch this butt on to adjust se ttings f or: • Bass • Midrang e • T rebl e • Balanc e and Fa de • DSP (Digital Signal pr ocessing) • Occupanc y Mode • Speed C ompensa ted V olume. Note: Y our vehicl e may not ha ve all these sound set tings.
The mul tica st indica tor appe ars in FM mode (onl y) if the curr ent sta tion is broadc asting mul tipl e digital broa dca sts. The highlight ed numbers signify a vail able digital channels wher e new or diff erent cont ent is av ailabl e. HD1 signifies the main progr amming sta tus and is avail abl e in analog and digit al broadc ast s.
HD Radio Rec eption and S tation T roubl eshooting Potential r eception issues If you ar e listening t o a multic ast st ation and y ou are 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 ast issue . This is poor time alignment by the r adio broa dca ster . Echo, s tutter , skip or repe at in audio. Incre ase or decr ea se in audio vol ume. No action r equired .
"RADIO" "FM autos et prese t <#>" "<87 . 9-10 7 . 9>" "FM prese t <#>" "<87 . 9-10 7 .
"TUNE" "HD <#>" * "<87 . 9-10 7 . 9>" "Pr eset <#>" "FM" "Help" "FM <87 .
Parental Lock out This all ow s you t o lock and unl ock channels, chang e or rese t your PIN or unlock all channel s. T o use this f eatur e, you nee d your initial PIN, which is 1234 .
Satellit e Radio El ectronic Serial Number (ESN) Y ou need your ESN t o activ at e, modify or track y our sa tellit e radio a cc ount. The E SN is on the S yst em Informa tion Scr een (SR ESN:XXXXXXXXXXXX). T o acce ss your ESN, t ouch the bott om left c orner of the touchscr een.
Troubl eshooting tips Action Cause Radio display The signal is bl ocke d. W hen you mo ve int o an open area, the signal should r eturn. The signal is l ost from the SIRIUS sa tellit e or SIRIUS to wer t o your v ehicle antenna. No Signal. No action r equired .
"SIRIUS" "T une" ** "SA T 1 Pr eset <#>" "Help" "SA T 2" * If you ha ve said "S ports game", se e the foll owing "S ports game" chart. ** If you ha ve said "T une", see the f ollo wing "T une" chart.
CD E14261 1 Pr ess the lo wer l eft c orner of the touchscr een, and then sel ect the CD tab. Y ou can also adv ance and re vers e the current tr ack or curr ent fol der , if applicable . Repeat T ouch this butt on to repe at the c urrentl y pla ying track, all track s on the disc or turn the fe atur e off if alrea dy on.
"CD" "R epea t off " "R epea t track" "Shuffle" "Shuffle CD" * "Shuffle f ol der" * "Shuffle off" "Help" * This applies t o WMA or MP3 fil es only . SD Card Sl ot and USB Port SD Card Note: Y our SD card sl ot is spring-l oaded .
This f ea ture all ow s you t o plug in media pla ying devic es, memory sticks, fla sh drives or thumb drives, and charg e devices if the y support this fe atur e. In order t o pla yback video from y our iP od® or iPhone®, you mus t have a spe cial combina tion USB/R CA c omposite video cabl e (which you c an buy from Appl e®).
SD Card and USB V oice Commands E142599 If you ar e listening t o a USB devic e or an SD card , pre ss the voic e button on the s teering wheel contr ols.
"BRO WSE" " All video podca sts" * " Album <name>" " All videos" * " All albums" " Artist <name>" " All artists" ".
In order t o pla yback video from y our iP od® or iPhone®, you mus t have a spe cial combina tion USB/R CA c omposite video cabl e (which you c an buy from Appl e®). When the cabl e is conne cte d to y our iPod® or iPhone®, plu g the other end into both the RC A jacks and the U SB port.
T o use the auxiliary input jack f ea ture, make sur e that y our portabl e music pla yer is designed f or use with headphones and that it is full y char ged . Y ou also need an audio ex tension cabl e with stereo mal e 1/8-inch (3.5 millimet er) connec tors a t one end and a RC A jack a t the other .
PHONE A B C D E F E161968 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 y ou pair your phone, y ou can ac cess man y options using the touchscr een or voic e commands.
Pairing Y our Phone for the First Time W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y re commend tha t you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y take y our foc us off the road .
Ac cept the c all by pr essing Ac cept on the t ouchscreen or by pr essing this phone butt on on your st eering wheel c ontrols. E142632 R eject the call b y pressing Reject on the t ouchscre en or by pressing and hol ding this phone butt on on your st eering wheel contr ols.
1. T ouch the top l eft c orner of the displa y to ac ce ss the Phone menu. 2. Sel ect Messa ging . 3. Choose from the f ollo wing: • Listen (spe aker ic on) • Dial • Send T ext • Vie w • Dele te. Composing a T ex t Messag e Note: This is a speed-dependent f ea ture.
T ext messag e options 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 your v ehicle is tra veling o ver 3 mph (5 km/h), the s yst em offer s to re ad the messa ge t o you inst ead of all owing y ou to vie w it while driving.
Roaming W arning T ouch this butt on to hav e the sy stem al ert you when y our phone is in roaming mode. Phone V oice C ommands E142599 Pr ess the voic e button on the ste ering wheel contr ols.
"MESS AGE S" "Call" "Forwar d tex t messag es" "Listen t o te xt messa ge <#>" "Listen t o te xt messa ges" "R eply t o te xt messa ges&quo.
Under the Informa tion menu, y ou can acc ess f ea tures such a s: • S YNC Servic es • SIRIUS T rav el Link • Alert s • Cal endar • S YNC Applica tions E142608 If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, pr ess the Information butt on to a cc ess these f ea tures.
1. Pr ess the voic e button. 2. When prompt ed , say "S ervices". This initiat es an outg oing call t o S YNC Servic es using your pair ed and connec ted Bl uet ooth-enabled c ellul ar phone.
Disconnecting fr om S YNC Services 1. Pr ess and hold the hang-up phone butt on on the steering wheel. 2. Say "Good-b ye" fr om the S YNC Servic es main menu. S YNC Services quick tips Y ou can personalize y our Servic es fe atur e to pr ovide quicker a cce ss to y our most used or f av orite inf ormation.
"SERVICES" "Servic es" "Updat e rout e" "Help" SIRIUS Tr av el Link (If Equipped) W ARNING Driving while distr act ed can r esul t in loss of v ehicl e control, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y re commend tha t you use e xtreme c aution when using any devic e that ma y take y our foc us off the road .
Sports Info T ouch this butt on to view sc ores and schedul es from a v ariety of sports. Y ou can also sa ve up t o 10 fa vorit e te ams for e asier acc ess. T he scor e automa ticall y re freshes when a game is in pr ogress. Ski Conditions T ouch this butt on to view ski c onditions for a spe cific area.
Sports-relat ed Commands * "NBA " "NFL " "NHL " "WNBA " "Help" * If you w ant to hear he adlines, sche dules or s core s from a particul ar sport, or your f a vorite te am(s), say the sport ( or te am), then "headlines", "schedule s" or "score s".
Al erts E142608 If your v ehicle is e quipped with Navig ation, t ouch the i (Informa tion) butt on to ac cess these f ea tures. If y our vehicl e is not equipped with Na viga tion, touch the c orner of the touchscr een with the green t ab.
If a cra sh depl oys an airba g (e xcl udes knee airbags and r ear infl atabl e safe ty bel ts [if equipped]) or ac tivat es the fuel pump shut-off, y our S YNC-equipped v ehicle ma y be able t o cont act emer gency servic es by dialing 911 through a pair ed and conne cte d Bluet ooth-enabl ed phone.
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 ba tt ery or the S YNC sys tem ha s no pow er . • The phone(s) thr own fr om your vehicl e are the ones pair ed and conne cted t o the sys tem.
E142599 T o run a report b y voic e command , press the v oice butt on on the steering wheel and, when pr ompte d, sa y "V ehicle heal th report".
Recirc ulated air: T ouch the button t o switch be twe en outside air and recir cula t ed air . W hen recirc ula ted air is s elec ted , the butt on illumina tes and the air currentl y in the pa ssenger c ompartment recir cula te s.
Climate C ontrol Commands "Climat e automa tic" "Climat e my t empera ture" "Climat e off " "Climat e on" "Climat e temper atur e <15.
"CLIMA TE" "Windshiel d panel fl oor on" "R ecirc off" "MAX A/ C off " "Help" "R ecirc on" "MA X A/C on" * If you sa y "T empera ture", you can then s ay any of the c ommands in the foll owing chart.
Destination Str eet A ddress My Home Inter section F av orite s City C enter Pr evious Destina tions Map Point of Int ere st (POI) Edit R oute Canc el R oute Emer gency 1. Enter the nec essary inf ormation int o the highlighted t ex t fields (in an y order).
Point of Inter est (POI) Ca teg ories Main Cat egories Aut omotive Food/Drink & Dining Shopping T rav el & T ransport ation Entert ainment & Arts Financial R ecrea tion & Sport s Emerg.
E142634 cityse ekr , when a vail able, is a service tha t pro vides more inf ormation about c ertain points of inter est such a s rest aurants, hotel s and attr actions. When you ha ve sel ected a point of int erest, the loc ation and inf orma tion appear , such as a ddress and phone number .
Parking POI Notific ation Set the a utoma tic parking points of inter est notifica tion. T urn this fea ture ON or OFF . When parking points of int ere st notifica tion is on, the icons displ ay on the map when you g et cl ose to y our destina tion.
Map Mode Pr ess the green bar in the upper right ar ea of the touchscr een to vie w map mode. Map mode show s advanc ed viewing c omprised of both 2D city maps a s well a s 3D landmark s (when av ailabl e).
E142648 Address book entry de fault icon(s) indic at es the l ocation on the map of an addre ss book entry . This is the def ault symbol sho wn aft er the entry has be en stor ed to the Addr ess Book by an y method other than the map. Y ou can sel ect fr om any of the 22 icons a vail able.
Navt eq is the digital map pr ovider f or the navig ation applic ation. If y ou find map dat a errors, you ma y report them dire ctl y to Navt eq by g oing to http:/ / mapreport er .navteq. com. Na vte q eval ua tes all r eported map err ors and responds with the r esul t of their inve stiga tion by e-mail.
Navig ation Sy stem V oice Commands "Zoom out" "Destina tion stree t address" "Help" "Det our" 1 1 These c ommands are onl y a vailabl e when a na viga tion route is a ctive . 2 If you sa y "Destina tion", you c an then say an y command in the f ollo wing "Destina tion" chart.
"NA VIGA TION" "Zoom ma ximum" "Zoom pr ovinc e" "Zoom s tat e" "Zoom s treet" "Zoom t o <distanc e>" "Help" * If you sa y "Destina tion", you c an then say an y command in the "Destina tion" chart.
END USER LICENSE A GREEMENT S YNC® End User License Agreement (EULA ) • Y ou have ac quired a de vice ("DEVICE") that incl udes softw are lic ensed by For d Motor C ompany and its a ffiliat es ("FORD MO TOR C OMP ANY") from an affilia te of Micr osoft Corpor a tion ("MS") .
Description of Other Rights and Limitations • Speech Rec ognition: If the SOFTW ARE includes speech rec ognition component(s), y ou shoul d understand tha t speech r ecognition is an inherentl y sta tistical pr ocess and that r ecognition err ors are inher ent in the proc ess.
• Consent t o Use of Data: Y ou agree that MS , Microsoft C orpora tion, FORD MO T OR COMP ANY , third party softwar e and sy stems suppliers, their affilia te s and/ or their designa ted a gent may.
• Links t o Third Part y Sites: The MS SOFTW ARE may pro vide you with the ability t o link to third part y sites thr ough the use of the SOFTW ARE. The thir d party sit es are not under the c ontrol of MS, Micr osoft Corpor ation, their affilia te s and/ or their designa ted ag ent.
TRADEMARK S: This EULA does not grant you any right s in connection with an y trademark s or service mark s of FORD MO T OR COMP ANY , MS, Micros oft Corpor ation, third party soft ware or servic e pro viders, their a ffiliat es or suppliers.
W ARNING Opera ting cert ain parts of this sys tem whil e driving can distr act your a tt ention awa y from the r oad, and possibl y cause an ac cident or other serious conse quences. Do not chang e sys tem set tings or enter da ta non-v erbally (using your hands) whil e driving.
Potential Map Inac cur acy: Maps used by this s ystem ma y be inac cura te be cause of changes in r oads, tr affic c ontrols or driving conditions. A lw ays us e good judgment and common sense when foll owing the su ggest ed rout es.
any t ermination or e xpira tion of this Agre ement. Y ou agree tha t you will use the T eleNa v Soft ware onl y f or your personal business or l eisure purposes, and not to pro vide commercial na viga tion service s to other parties.
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The soft ware fr om Grac enote (the "Grac enote S oftwar e") enabl es this device to do disc and music fil e identifica tion and obtain music-rel a ted inf ormation, including name, artist, .
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General Maint enance Informa tion Why Maintain Y our V ehicle ? Care fully f oll owing the maintenanc e schedul e helps prot ect ag ainst major repair expenses r esul ting from negl ect or inadequa te maint enance and ma y help to incre ase the v alue of your v ehicl e when you sell or tr ade it.
When ENGINE OIL CHANGE DUE or OIL CHANGE REQUIRED appear s in the informa tion displa y , it is time for an oil change. Make sur e you perf orm the oil change within tw o we eks or 500 mil es (800 kilome ters) of the ENGINE OIL CHANGE DUE or OIL CHANGE REQUIRED messag e appearing.
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 pr oper pressure . Windshiel d wa sher fluid l ev el. Check every six months Bat tery c onnections. Cl ean if nec essary . Body and door drain hol es f or obstructions.
Multi-point Inspection Half-sha ft dust boots Ac cess ory drive bel t(s) Horn opera tion Bat tery perf ormance Radia tor , cool er, hea ter and A/ C hoses Cl utch oper ation (if e quipped) Suspension .
When to e xpect the OIL CHANGE REQUIRED messa ge V ehicle use and exampl e Mil es (kilome ters) Normal 7500-10000 (12000-16000) Normal commuting with highw ay driving No, or moder a te, load or t owin.
At e very oil change int erval as indicat ed by the informa tion display * Inspect the tir es, tire w ear and me asure the tr ead depth. Inspect the wheel s and rela t ed components f or abnormal noise, w ear , l ooseness or dra g. * Do not ex ce ed one year or 10000 mil es (16000 kilomet ers) betw een servic e interv als.
Maintenanc e Schedule Log E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optio.
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 Special Opera ting Conditions If you oper at e your v ehicle primaril y in any of the foll owing c onditions, y ou need to perform e xtr a maintenanc e as indic at ed.
Ext ensive idling or lo w-speed driving for l ong distances, a s in heavy commer cial use (such as delivery , taxi, patr ol car or livery) Change engine oil and fil ter a s indica te d by the inf ormation displa y and perform servic es list ed in the Normal Sched- ule d Maintenanc e chart.
Special Opera ting Condition Log E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours.
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 Ex ceptions Ther e are some e xc eptions your Normal Schedul ed Maint enance: C.
Engine Coolant Chang e Log E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (opti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
A A/C See: Clima te C ontrol .......................................... 118 About This Manual ........................................... 7 Prot ecting the En vironment ................................ 7 ABS See: Br akes ..............................
Brak e Fluid Che ck ........................................ 250 Brak es ................................................................. 171 General Inf ormation ............................................ 1 71 Bre aking-In ........................
Driving Thr ough W at er ................................ 218 DRL See: Da ytime Running Lamps ........................ 68 E Economic al Driving ...................................... 218 Ele ctric P arking Brak e .................................. 172 Applying the el ectric parking br ake .
Ford Ex tended S ervice Pl an (ESP) ....... 302 SERVICE PLANS ( CANAD A ONL Y) ............ 304 SERVICE PLANS (U .S. Onl y) ......................... 302 Front Fog Lamps ............................................ 70 Front P a ssenger Sensing S ystem .
Informa tion Messa ges .................................. 91 Ac tive P ark .............................................................. 92 Adaptiv e Cruise Contr ol ..................................... 92 Adv anceT rac® ...........................
M Maintenanc e ................................................... 241 General Inf ormation .......................................... 2 41 Manual Climat e Contr ol ............................. 118 Manual Se ats ......................................
R R ear Se at Armr est ........................................ 136 R ear Se ats ....................................................... 134 R ear Vie w Camera ....................................... 182 Using the R ear Vie w Camera S yst em .........
Stabilit y Contr ol ............................................ 176 Principl e of Opera tion ....................................... 176 Start er S witch See: Ignition S wit ch ........................................... 144 Starting a G asoline Engine .
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