Ford 2002 Focus v.3- Manuals

Page 2 - Table of Contents; Locks and Security

Table of Contents Locks and Security 111 0 12 !3 '4 Seating and Safety Restraints 129 ' 4 ! ( ( Driving 180 -2 4 + '( + % ' +% '4 Roadside Emergencies 216 ' )5 % '* $ 3 % ' $ ' ''* 6 '4 2 % ' Customer Assistance 243 '4 + ' 7 5 # ' 788 '( 9 9%: 1 '( ; <788 = '(

Page 3 - Cleaning

Table of Contents Cleaning 252 '(' 7 '( Maintenance and Specifications 267 ) ' > ' '* > '* - '* '* $ ' /% 4 -2 4 +? 4 44 + 4* / 4' ; 4' 1 4'4 > 4' 4'( , 4' Accessories 330 Index 328 ! 8 ; @ @ % % % 5 $ " 8 ' $ "

Page 4 - Introduction; CONGRATULATIONS

Introduction > ?@ @ 2% 8 , @ % 2% 8 CONGRATULATIONS A % $8 / 2 % A % 28 + 2% % 8$ $ " % %B, 7 B %%%88, B %%%88, "?B %%%888?, ! B %%%888! % 8

Page 6 - SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

Introduction SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION Warning symbols in this guide )% 2 . @ AC , @ % A % 8 + 8 Warning symbols on your vehicle @ . 28 Protecting the environment 8 5 % % 8 , % 8 , @ 2 @ 2 <@ =8

Page 7 - Special instructions

Introduction * Special instructions $ @ % 8 - A <88 % ? = % 8 + A 8 / 8 $ % % .8 ; 8

Page 8 - Vehicle symbol glossary

Introduction Vehicle symbol glossary + 8 ! 9%: $ - ! D $ ! D , + ! -2 !312 -2 -2 $ D E3/ - !+ " 1 % )5 $ $ 1 D $ $ $ / ; # &#& ; % &#& /% % $#; /% % 12

Page 10 - Instrument Cluster; Check engine

Instrument Cluster INSTRUMENT CLUSTERWARNING LIGHTS AND CHIMES Check engine F A % : 8 + 2% 9 - & <9-& ,,=8 + 9-& ,, 8 + 9-& ,, 8

Page 12 - F; Check fuel cap

Instrument Cluster ' , @ 8 > % 8 F < = 8 7 @ ? ? @ @ @ 8 Check fuel cap " % 9E#;7E %28 @ 2 8 % 2 @ % 8 !" # $# % !# % # "#! ##& !$$#" # %# %# &$' 3 @ <= % 8 $ @ 8

Page 13 - Brake system warning

Instrument Cluster 4 Brake system warning " % 9E#;7E 8 , 2 % @ 2 8 ! % 2 2 8 , 2 2 % 2 !- < A= 2 8 Anti-lock brake system (ABS)(if equipped) " % 9E#;7E 8 , @ @ 8 !- @ 3 2 2 2 2 % % 2 2 8

Page 14 - Safety belt

Instrument Cluster Upshift (if equipped) , % ? ? ? 8 O/D off (if equipped) , % ? % 8 @ ? % 8 Safety belt " % 9E#;7E 8 $ @ 8 Air bag readiness " % 8 , @ @ 8

Page 15 - Charging system

Instrument Cluster ( Charging system , % 9E#;7E 8 + % @ A 8 Engine oil pressure , % % 8 % 8 2 8 ; 8 Multi-function: Automatictransaxle/cooling system(On Zetec or automatic transaxlevehicles only) " % 9E#;7E 8 , % @ 8

Page 16 - AdvanceTrac

Instrument Cluster AdvanceTrac " % @ 8 @ % 8 + % % @ % 28 + % % 8! @ < !+ %@ % = % @ 8 & % % 8 ) 8$ @ 8 Low fuel level warning light % @ 8

Page 17 - Turn signal

Instrument Cluster * Speed control(if equipped) , % % 8 ; 8 Turn signal , % 5 8 , @ 2 3 8 ; ! " 8 High beams , % 8 Doors ajar , % 9E#;7E +!;+ 8

Page 18 - Safety belt warning chime

Instrument Cluster Safety belt warning chime 8$ % @ 8 Supplemental restraint system(SRS) warning chime $ ; % @ 8 Headlamps on warning chime % 2 @ < 2 = : 8 Key-in-ignition warning chime % 2 9$$#190@ ! 9E#;7E : 8 Gearshift warning chime(automatic transaxle only) % / </2= : 8

Page 19 - Temperature gauge

Instrument Cluster INSTRUMENT CLUSTERGAUGES Temperature gauge , 8 ! @ % 8 , @ 8 @ % 8 ; 8 E % 8

Page 20 - Fuel gauge

Instrument Cluster ' + @ 8 , % 8 , 3 % @ #$ $ 8 E % 8 Fuel gauge & ? % 2 <% 2 9E#;7E =8 + % 8 + 9$$ % 8 @ 28 @ % 8, 2 9$$ % @ % % 9$$ 9E#;7E8

Page 21 - Speedometer

Instrument Cluster ' Speedometer , 8 Odometer ; <2 = 8 Tripmeter ; <2 = .8 + 8 Tachometer (if equipped) , 8& % 8 ; 9 +

Page 22 - Entertainment Systems; AUDIO SYSTEM

Entertainment Systems '' AUDIO SYSTEM Anti-theft protection panel + % 3 @ $ % % % %28! 2 ? 8 < % & @ =8 + @ 3 @ 3 @ 8 2 3

Page 23 - Replacement panels

Entertainment Systems '4 Replacement panels F $ & % A % B8 F 8'8 + , E < =8 ; % 8 48 + ! B ( !"#$" % @ !"#$" % & / @ E !"#$" % & & / @ ! ! % & & / @ "!) ( ! 88 / <88@ : @ =8(8 ! < % = % @ 8

Page 24 - Radio reception; AM reception

Entertainment Systems ' Radio reception + @ % 8+ % % $ 8 AM reception 7 @ A 8)%@ @ 8 FM reception + $" % A @ . B • + 8 • ; .8 • G H % 8

Page 27 - Volume control; GH

Entertainment Systems '* On/off / #8 + % 8 + % 8 + 8 Volume control + 8 Bass/Treble control / G-!#+;>-H % .8 + 8 + . GH @ GH 8

Page 28 - Scan tuning control

Entertainment Systems ' Fade/Balance control / G$!&>#-!1H < = % < =@ .8 + 8 + . GH @ GH 8+ % 2 8 Seek tuning control (SEEK) & @ ? % % 8 Scan tuning control / !E 8 + ? %8 ! ? 8& @ G!EH 8, % @ !E8/ !E % 8

Page 29 - CD playback; A8 F

Entertainment Systems ' Waveband selector (AM/FM) • / !"@ $"@ $"' ! < =8 + 8 • / & 2 8 CD playback / & & 28 / !"#$" 8 AutoStore selector ! ? $" 8 • / !"#$" !8 • G!+H % $" A8 F 8 • @ I8 • 9 8 • ! @ ! % < =8

Page 30 - Station preset buttons; Adjusting the clock

Entertainment Systems 4 Station preset buttons % <$" !"= A8 / 8 @ 8' A D ? !"@ $"@ $"' ! 8 Stereo indicator + % % 8 Clock (CLK) / 10 % 2 @ % @ & 8 % @ 1&8 Adjusting the clock % @ 10 8 7 .8/ 10 .8 / 10 8

Page 31 - Manual tuning

Entertainment Systems 4 MENU button (main features) –radio 7 ">E7 >>0 .8 Manual tuning / ">E7 2 % 8 + >>0 2 .8 + $" % % 8' ")5 @ !" 2)5 8 Automatic Volume Control (AVC) + % 8+ ! %2 D &8/ ">E7 % 2 % 8 + >>0 <G! J H G! J *H= <G! 9$$H=8 • @ !...

Page 32 - AM/FM stereo with cassette only; Tape control buttons

Entertainment Systems 4' AM/FM stereo with cassette only Tape control buttons , 2 % &8 G+!/> !H G+!/> -H % 8 E % % G+!/> !H8 Fast forward/rewind • / %8 • / % 8 • / %8 • / % 8 , @ 2 % 8& % %@ <% ! " =8 Auto reverse , @ % 2 : 8

Page 33 - Tape side selection

Entertainment Systems 44 Tape side selection & 2@ 8 Tape eject / . 8 To pause tape playback / !"#$" 2 @ & & 28! A 8

Page 34 - To restart tape playback

Entertainment Systems 4 To restart tape playback / !" 28 Automatic Music Search (AMS) / !" 8 @ < =@ ? 2 8 Cassette care and maintenance $ A @ 8, % % @ % $ & 8 MENU button (main features) –tape 7 ">E7 @ >>0 .8 Dolby B noise reduction / ">E7 2 % 8 + >>0 <GE;...

Page 37 - Track selection

Entertainment Systems 4* Track selection / >>0 2 8 , % 2@ 2 % 8 / 28/ >>0 ? 2 28 Fast forward/reverse / >>0 >>0 2% % 2 8 Scan mode / !E 8 > 2 8& @ G!EH 8 + 2@ !E8/ !E % 8 To end CD playback / !"#$" % . 8 , @ & % % 2 % 8! A 8 .@ 8 , @ % 2 @ 28

Page 38 - CD eject; Display

Entertainment Systems 4 CD eject / . &8 CD care and maintenance $ A @ & 8 CD error codes % % & 8 + %B Display Description/rectification > >( , @ 8 >' 8 3 & D &8 , %@ 8 > ! D % %2 %8 > + . @ 8 MENU button (main features) –CD 7 ">E7 @ >>0 .8

Page 40 - Automatic Volume Control

Entertainment Systems Automatic Volume Control + % 8+ ! %2 D &8/ ">E7 2 % 8 + >>0 <G! J H G! J *H= <G! 9$$H=8 • @ ! : 8 • + >>0 % G! 9$$H G! J*H8 + % 8

Page 41 - AM/FM STEREO WITH 6 DISC CD PLAYER

Entertainment Systems AM/FM STEREO WITH 6 DISC CD PLAYER 9#9 & 2 - - !3 # ! !3 & . & + $ ">E7 >>0

Page 42 - Bass Control

Entertainment Systems ' On/Off power and volumecontrol • / #8 + % 8 + % 8 • ;@ 8 &"%' =8 Bass Control / G-!H .8 + 8 Treble control / G+;>-H .8+ 8

Page 43 - Fade control

Entertainment Systems 4 Fade control / $!&> < = .8 + 8 Balance control / -!1 < = .8 + 8 Seek tuning control & @ >>0 >>0 ? % % 8 Waveband selector • / !"@ $"@ $"' ! < %=8 + 8 • / & 2@ 8

Page 44 - Autostore selector

Entertainment Systems Autostore selector ! ? $" 8 • / !"#$" !8 • K!+: % $" A8 • @ 8 • + ! % 8 8 Stations preset buttons % <$" !"= A8 / 8 @ 8 ' A D ? !"@ $"@ $"' ! 8 Clock (CLK) / 10 % 2 @ % @ & 8 % @ 1&8

Page 46 - Scan tuning; MENU button

Entertainment Systems Scan tuning 7 !E % 8 :: % 8 / !E 8 MENU button Main features – radio 7 ">E7 @ >>0 .8 Manual tuning / ">E7 2 % 8 + >>0 2 .8 + $" % % 8'")5 @ !" 2)5 8

Page 50 - Loading CDs; To load a single CD

Entertainment Systems ( Loading CDs To load a single CD • / 19!& K!,+: K19!&: % 8 • K,E>;+:@ & @ & 8 K!,+: K19!&: 8 + & % 8 ( #!$ # ( )# # $" # *+ *(+' " # ( )# # $" # *+' ( %&# ( # ( #" ' # ) &&#$ # ( " )# *+ $"#' • ! ? &: @ 2 8

Page 51 - To load more than one CD; To start CD playback

Entertainment Systems ( To load more than one CD • / 19!& K!,+: K19!&: 8 ( #!$ # ( )# # $" # *+ *(+' " # ( )# # $" # *+' • K,E>;+: & @ & 8 K!,+: K19!&: 8 ( %&# ( # ( #" ' # ) &&#$ # ( " )# *+ $"#' • 9 @ K!,+: K,E>;+:@ & 8 • 7 ? & ...

Page 52 - Disc selection

Entertainment Systems (' Disc selection • & & 2@ & A8 + % % 8 • & 2@ 10 % 2 & 2 8 , 2 %@ % 5 8 & @ & 2 A 8 & % ?8 • , @ % KE9 &,: 2 8 , & % @ % KE9 &,:8 Track selection • / >>0 ? 28 +2 @ % 2%@ 2 8 • / >>0 2 8 / %@ @ 28

Page 53 - To end CD playback; During CD playback

Entertainment Systems (4 Fast forward/reverse • / >>0 >>0 2% % 2 8 To end CD playback • / !"#$" % . 8 To resume CD playback • / & 8 CD eject • , >6 @ 8 During CD playback • / >6 . 8 + . @ >68 K>6>+: K;>"9>: 8 , @ % 2 & 2 8 K,E>;+: @ % % A8

Page 54 - To eject all discs

Entertainment Systems ( To eject a disc during radioreception • / >68 K>1>+: @ .8 K>6>+: K;>"9>: 8 To eject all discs • / >6 K>6>+: 8 + % % K>6>+: K;>"9>:8 K;>"9>: @ 2 8 + 8

Page 55 - CD error codes; MENU BUTTON

Entertainment Systems (( CD error codes % % % & 8 + %B Display Description/rectification >' ! D % %2 %8 >@ >4 >( , D $ & 8 > & % 8 8 3 & D &8 , %@ $ & 8 MENU BUTTON Main features – CD 7 ">E7 @ >>0 .8 Random track playback (SHUF) • / ">E7 2 8...

Page 57 - Track Scanning

Entertainment Systems (* Track Scanning • / !E % 2 8 :: 2 % 8 / !E 28

Page 58 - AUDIOPHILE AUDIO SYSTEM

Entertainment Systems ( AUDIOPHILE AUDIO SYSTEM + ! 2 B • 7 '3% 2 • % % - !3 !3 & . &/ & 2 9#9 $ # ! + ">E7 - >>0 &

Page 59 - MACH 500 AUDIO SYSTEM

Entertainment Systems ( MACH 500 AUDIO SYSTEM + "!) ( 2 B • 7 '3% 2 • % % - !3 !3 & . &/ & 2 9#9 $ # ! + ">E7 - >>0 &

Page 60 - RBDS; A

Entertainment Systems / !"#$" % & ! "!) ( 8 ! %8 MACH 500 activation % @ "!) ( % 8 ! @ % <!"@ $" &=8 RBDS + ! "!) ( A % ; - & <;-&= % 2 $" % % 8 Station name displays + ! "!) ( % : % ;-&8, + !@ % < =8 Station preset buttons 4 A L ? !&#...

Page 62 - Climate Controls; HEATING AND VENTILATION

Climate Controls ' $ % ; % <. = &# <. = %% # HEATING AND VENTILATION Air distribution + % % 8 Center and side registers !. %% 8 9 7 &% 1 ;

Page 64 - Floor and Defrost Mode

Climate Controls Floor and Defrost Mode + % % % % % 8 Defrost Mode + % % % % 8 @ % 8 % #,$$#- # & ) )& !&" #!%" # ' Fan speed control 8 + %@ 8+ % 0 8 ! % % 0 8 + @ 8& 0 % 8 , % @ % 8

Page 65 - Recirculated Air Control

Climate Controls ( Recirculated Air Control / % 8 + % % @ % 8! 8 # #&&# %& & # &.# )# ## ##&#' Air Conditioning Control (if equipped) / 8 + % 8 # # & #&&# % !/!! & $#%!&# 8 + % 8 # & ) )& %% !&" % # % # 0 8 @ % 8

Page 67 - Cooling with outside air

Climate Controls * Maximum air conditioning –Cooling with recirculated air + @ @ @ 2 3 4 8 + @ 8 Cooling with outside air + @ @ @ 8 Rapid heating + % @ % @ 3 4 8 + %% %8 Windshield defrost/defogging + %% @ % @ 2 @ 3 4 8 + % 8 ; % 8 + %% %8

Page 68 - Suitable comfort settings

Climate Controls Suitable comfort settings + @ @ 1 2 8 ! 8 + 8 Stabilized comfort/defogging + %% @ @ @ 1 @ 2 3 8 + 8 Temporary outside odor + @ 8 & % %% 8

Page 69 - Without air conditioning:

Climate Controls Without air conditioning: Maximum ventilation + @ @ @ 2 @ 3 4 8 Rapid heating + % @ % @ 3 4 8 + %% %8 Windshield defrost/defogging + %% @ % @ 2 @ 3 4 8 ; % 8 + %% %8 ! @ %8

Page 71 - Operating Tips

Climate Controls * Operating Tips • & . % % % 2 8 • & . 8 + . 2 % 8 9. % 8 • ; %@ 2 < % =8 • , 2 % %% %@ % . % % %% 8 + % @ 8 • %% % @ 8 + % %% 8

Page 74 - Lights; HEADLAMP CONTROL

Page 75 - EXTERIOR LIGHTS

Lights *( EXTERIOR LIGHTS Daytime running lights (DRL)(if equipped) + 8 + B • + • + 9$$ 2 8 + & ; 1 <&;1= % 2 8 + 28 $ 8 Fog lights (if equipped) % % 8$ % 8 + % % 8 + % % @ % 8

Page 76 - High beams; A 8

Lights * High beams / % 8 + @ % 8 Flash to pass / % 8 PANEL DIMMER CONTROL + . 8 9 % ? % 8 AIMING THE HEADLAMPS + 8, 2 A 8

Page 77 - Vertical aim adjustment; 1 D; VOR

Lights ** Vertical aim adjustment F % 9; < = 91 <),&= 8 + . 8 9; 91 % B • 9; D 8 • 91 D 8 F % % 8$ % . 8 VOR 8 /2 ? *8 <'(I= % 8'8 " 2 '8( <I= 5 % 8 <! 2 %2 % 8=48 + % % 88 9 % % 8 + 5 8 , @ % .8

Page 78 - VOL

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Page 80 - TURN SIGNAL CONTROL

Lights TURN SIGNAL CONTROL • / % 8 • / 8+ 8 ; # 8 INTERIOR LAMPS Dome lamps + A % % % %B • % 8 • % 8 % @ % % 8 Reading lamps (if equipped) + # 8+ B + ' 8

Page 81 - BULB REPLACEMENT

Lights BULB REPLACEMENT Replacing exterior bulbs 2 % A B • ) • + • -2 • )3 2 • + • -2 • 1 & % 8 , ? @ 8 Replacing headlamp bulbs ) 2 : 8 O 2 ? 8 ) 2 8 9 % 91 <),&= @ $ & 8 + 2 . 8

Page 84 - Replacing foglamp bulbs

Lights Replacing foglamp bulbs 8 ; 2 2%8'8 & 848 % 88 , 2 2%8 Side marker lamp 8 ; 2@ 2%8'8 / 848 , 8

Page 88 - High-mount brake lamp bulbs; Sedan; Replacing interior lights; Dome lamp

Lights High-mount brake lamp bulbs Sedan 9 8 7 % ? 8 / 8 / 8, 8 Coupe and Wagon ; % ? +' % 2 87 8 / 8, 8 Replacing interior lights % < % =8 / % % %8 Dome lamp ; 8 $ % 8

Page 89 - Rear dome lamp; Luggage compartment light

Lights Rear dome lamp ; 8 $ % 8 Map lamps + 28 Luggage compartment light % 3 % 8, 8

Page 90 - Using the right bulbs; + D 8

Lights Using the right bulbs Function Trade number ) <9;= )-' ) < @ 91= )* ) < % @ 91= &' /2 <@ 91= ( + <@ 91= 4(*0 /2 <= 4(*0 2 <= > $ < A= # 4(*0 -2 <#= 4(0 < = <= ' 1 3( )3 2 ( & <#= ' " ' 1 ' + D 8

Page 91 - Driver Controls; Rear window wiper and washer

Driver Controls WINDSHIELD WIPER/WASHERCONTROL " % %8$ @ . % 8$ @ % 8$ @ 8 Rear window wiper and washer (if equipped) / % %8/ %8

Page 92 - Mist function

Driver Controls ' Mist function + % %@ % % A2 8 + % % % 8 $ @ % % % 8 % @ % % 8 , % % 9$$@ % % % % % @ 9$$8 , % % @ @ % % % % 8 , % % 9$$ %@ % % % % 8

Page 93 - WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES

Driver Controls 4 WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES % % % 8 %? % % 8 Checking the wiper blades , % % @ % % % % 8 ; % %8 + @ @ 2@ 8 Changing the wiper blades + % B8 / % % % 2 8'8 + % 8 / 2 % % % % 848 ! % % % 2 8

Page 94 - HORN

Driver Controls TILT AND TELESCOPESTEERING(if equipped) E . % % 8 / 2 % . 8 ; % G H8 ! % % . 8 HORN / % 8+ % 8

Page 95 - CUP HOLDER

Driver Controls ( ASHTRAY(if equipped) / 8+ @ % ? 8 CUP HOLDER + 3 @ % 8 + % 8 POWER WINDOWS (if equipped) / 2 % %%8 • / 2 % 8 • / 2 % 8 One touch down + 2 %% % %% @ %% % 8 / %% 8

Page 96 - Window lock

Driver Controls Window lock + %% 2 % % %%8+ 2 %% 8 %% 8 MIRRORS Interior rear view mirror + % 8 Door mounted mirrors Manually adjustable doormirrors - . 8

Page 97 - POWER SIDE VIEW MIRRORS

Driver Controls * POWER SIDE VIEW MIRRORS + % 8+ 2% . : @ 2% . : 8 !. 8 + 2 8 SPEED CONTROL (if equipped) To turn speed control on • / 9E8 2# <4 =8 & %@ @ 8 & E <E = % 8 To turn speed control off • / 9$$ • 8 9 % @ % 8

Page 98 - To set a speed; E

Driver Controls To set a speed • / >+ !8 $ @ 9E I2# <4 =8+ % 8, % @ % 8 + 8 % 8 , % % @ % ? % 2 8, % % 2# < = % @ % 8 + 8 / ;> % 3 8 & %@ @ 8

Page 99 - To set a higher speed

Driver Controls To set a higher speed • / >+ !8 ; % @ • >+ !8 > % 8I2# < = • % 8 @ >+ !8F % 8 ; % 8 To set a lower speed • / 9!+8 ; % @ • 9!+8 > % 8I2# < =@ • 2 8 @ >+ ! 9!+8

Page 100 - To disengage speed control

Driver Controls To disengage speed control • & 2 • < A=8& % 8 To return to a set speed • / ;>8 $ ;> @ 2# <4 =8

Page 101 - SUNROOF

Driver Controls SUNROOF + % % % 8 ! % 2 % 2 . 8 + % % 8 # @ 8+ % % D @ 2 8 , @ 8 + # % % 8 # , A % % @ % % 8 + @ ? ' <( = % %% 8

Page 102 - To open and close the sunroof; With the sunroof closed:

Driver Controls ' To open and close the sunroof • With the sunroof closed: / 8 / 8 • With the rear of the sunroof partly lifted: / 8/ 8 • With the sunroof partly open: / 8 / 8 To open/close the sunroofautomatically + 8 - % 8 / 8 , @ 8 " % 8

Page 103 - Relearning function

Driver Controls 4 Relearning function , @ % B • 1 8 ; %8 • / % 4 8 • ; % 8 + % @ 8 & % 8, % @ % 8 8 Safety mode , @ 8 + % 8(I 8 % % 8 @ % 8 ) 2 $ & 8

Page 106 - 8 F

Driver Controls + !+ % B • , 2 @ % 2 !-8 ! % A % 3% !-@ 2@ @ 8 • , 2@ 2 % 2 8 F % 8! !+ 8 + !+ 9E % 8 + %2 % 2%8 , @ !- + % 8+ !+ 2 8 2 % 2 8

Page 108 - Switching off AdvanceTrac; G2H

Driver Controls Switching off AdvanceTrac , 2 % @ % !+ 8 + % ? % GH G2H 8 & 2 % @ 8+ !+ % % 8 + @ % 8 POSITIVE RETENTION FLOORMAT / % 2 8 "2 % 2 8 + @ 8

Page 109 - LUGGAGE COVER

Driver Controls LUGGAGE COVER Coupe & 8 ; 5 % 8; 8 "2 % 8 Wagon / 8 + % 8 + .@ 8 & . 8 + 2 8

Page 111 - KEYS; LOCKS

Locks and Security KEYS F % % 28 9 2 % 8 2 8 F 2 G H@ ' " 8 LOCKS Door locks ! 2 2 % 2 : 8 @ 2 % 2 : 2 8+ 2 : @ 2 % 8+ 3 @ % 8 / <9 = / <12 =

Page 112 - Childproof rear door locks

Locks and Security ' Childproof rear door locks 2 @ 8 + % 28+ 2 8 2 % 2 8, 2 2 <2 =8 + 2 % 8 CENTRAL DOOR LOCKINGSYSTEM + 2 : 8 , % : 8 9 8 , % 2 2 8+ 28+ < = . <88 % = % 28

Page 113 - Autolocking

Locks and Security 4 Autolocking + ! 2 2 % ? I <* 2#=8+ # ! 2 @ %B • + 2 9E#;7E % 8 • / 2 2 9$$ 8 • / 2 2 2 9E#;7E % 8 • ! % 8 + 2 % 2 8 • , @ 2 8 , @ 2 8 • + 2 9$$ % 8 ; 8

Page 114 - Power locking

Locks and Security Power locking ! : 2# 2 % 2 %8 /% 2# 2 : 8+ % 2 % ' 9$$ 8 REMOTE LUGGAGECOMPARTMENT RELEASE (if equipped) + @ 8+ *I2# < =8 Interior luggage compartmentrelease(if equipped) F A % 8! 5 % 8

Page 116 - A2

Locks and Security 9 @ 2 A2 . < @ = 28 A % 2 @ % % ? 28+ 2 @ 8/ 2 2 %8 REMOTE ENTRY SYSTEM (if equipped) F A % % % B • 2 % 28 • 2 % 28 • % 28 • 8 • 3 8 • 8 + % 9$$ ! 8 + @ %@ % % 9E#;7E 8

Page 117 - Locking the doors

Locks and Security * Locking the doors / 2 8 + 5 % 8+ 2@ % 8 + % 5 % 8 , @ @ % % % 2 .8, A % 3 @ % % 8 Unlocking the doors / 2 3 < A=8 + % 8/ % 2 8 # ! 2 % 2 @ @ % 2 ( 8 " 2 8 $ @ ( )

Page 118 - Sounding a panic alarm

Locks and Security Sounding a panic alarm / 8 / 8 + % % 9E#;7E @ 'I 8 + % ( $ % ;3' , 8 9 . % % B <= + @ <'= + @ 8 # !%& #/$#" $$.# " # $" #$# % &!$&# & . # #6 " $## # #,$!#' Opening the luggagecompartment / 8 + % %2 9$$#! <*I2=8 - 8 + @ 8 $ . 2 % 8

Page 119 - Replacing the battery

Locks and Security Replacing the battery + % 3 ;'4' A 8 + % % <44 = % 8! B • % • % • • 2 ? 8+ B8 +% % % 2 8 &9 E9+ +!0> +)> $;9E+ /!;+ 9$ +)> +;!E",++>; !/!;+8'8 / <J= % 8 ; 848 % 2 8; % 8 + 8

Page 120 - Replacing lost transmitters; Programming procedure

Locks and Security ' Replacing lost transmitters , % 2 : @ % 2 < =@ 2 : 8 , % % 8 Programming procedure 8 8 '8 + 2 9$$ <'= 9E#;7E <4= I8 48 % 8 E% G H I8 + 8 8 G H@ 8 + % 8 ! @ I G H @ ? 8 ! % < =8 1

Page 121 - G H; Illuminated entry

Locks and Security ' (8 + % G H @ % I@ 8 ! @ % % 8 E 88 ! @ 2 # 2 8 Illuminated entry + % % 2 <=8+ % % 9E#;7E @ 2 @ '( 8E % % 9$$ 8

Page 122 - Arming the system

Locks and Security '' PERIMETER ALARM SYSTEM(if equipped) + 3 % 5 8 Arming the system @ % 5 8 5 @ % 5 % 8+ % 2 8 ! % % B • / 2 8 • 12 % 28 , @ % 8 9 @ % 'I8 Disarming the system F % B • 7 2 8 • 7 2 28

Page 123 - SECURILOCK

Locks and Security '4 SECURILOCK PASSIVE ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM F A % 32 3 8 9 2 % 8 , 2 @ 2 2 8+ 12 3 8 F : % % 12 2 % 8 > @ 12 2 12 3 8 , 12 2 12 3 @ : % 8 , 12 2 12 2 < =@ : % 8

Page 125 - Theft indicator

Locks and Security '( Theft indicator 9E#;7E +!;+@ % < 12 =8 , 2 ? @ A 8 Programming spareSecuriLock keys 12 2 12 3 < 2=8 F % 12 2<= % 8+ % 12 2 @ % % 12 2 <2 : =8 , % 12 2 < 2 % =@ 12 2<= 8

Page 126 - keys

Locks and Security ' Procedure to program spareSecuriLock keys E% 12 2 2 8 < 12 = 2 & 8+ 12 2 2 8 + 12 2 B > % GH8 $ ? @ GH G,H 2 12 28= , 12 2 2 @ 2 % 8F % % 12 2 % 12 2 8 / 8

Page 129 - Seating and Safety Restraints; SEATING; Front seat

Seating and Safety Restraints ' SEATING E . : 2 % 8 Head restraints Front seat F A % % . 8 + 8 + . @ 8 ; % % 8+ B / 8+ %B / 3 %8+ @ A 8 Rear seat (if equipped) ; 3 2 8

Page 130 - SEAT ADJUSTMENT

Seating and Safety Restraints 4 SEAT ADJUSTMENT Front seats 1 % 2%8+ . < A=8 + . 8 1 . 28

Page 132 - Coupe and wagon

Seating and Safety Restraints 4' Folding the rear seat cushionforward 1 %8 2 @ 2 % 28 Folding the rear seatbackforward Coupe and wagon ; < A= % 8/ 2 2 2 %8 Sedan ; < A= % 8/ 2 2 %8

Page 134 - SAFETY RESTRAINTS

Seating and Safety Restraints 4 SAFETY RESTRAINTS Personal Safety System + / 2 D .8 + 5 8F : / B • & 3 8 • $ % @ @ 8 • &: 8 • $ 8 • ; " <;"= % 8 • ; % 23 8 • + % @ <=@ @ @ @ 8

Page 136 - Front crash severity sensor

Seating and Safety Restraints 4 Driver and passenger dual-stageair bag supplemental restraints + 3 8 ! %@ @ 3 8 ! 8 ; &* 8 Front crash severity sensor + 8 / @ 8 + % / % 3 8 Driver’s seat position sensor + : % / 3 @ 8

Page 137 - Front safety belt usage sensors

Seating and Safety Restraints 4* Front safety belt usage sensors + % 8 + % / 8 ; 8 Front safety belt pretensioners + : 8 + ?5 8 + @ @ % 8 Front safety belt energymanagement retractors + % % : % 8 + 2 3 . : 8 ; 8

Page 140 - Safety restraints precautions

Seating and Safety Restraints Safety restraints precautions ! % % 2 % 8 + 2 .@ 2 % 8 ! % ' 2 % 8 E % 8 + . 8 ! @ @ % % @ % ; 8 ; 2 : 8

Page 142 - Energy Management Feature

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Page 143 - Vehicle sensitive mode

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Page 144 - Safety belt pretensioner

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Page 146 - A

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Page 147 - Conditions of operation

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Page 149 - G H

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Page 151 - One time disable

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Page 154 - Safety belt extension assembly

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Page 155 - Safety belt maintenance

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Page 158 - Children and air bags

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Page 165 - A 8

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Page 168 - Children and safety belts

Seating and Safety Restraints Children and safety belts , 5@ 8 % < = % % 8$ % 8, : 2@ % 8 " 8 & @ @ 8

Page 170 - SAFETY SEATS FOR CHILDREN

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Page 180 - Driving; STARTING

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Page 182 - Important safety precautions

Driving ' & 8 >? ?8 ! % 8 3 ! 8 , ? @ 8 & ? 8 Important safety precautions ! : <;/"=8 @ ;/" % 8 , % % @ 28

Page 184 - STARTING THE ENGINE

Driving "2 < A= 8 , @ 8 • , : % 8 STARTING THE ENGINE 8 + 2 <+!;+= % 8 + 2 % I4 <9E#;7E=8 1

Page 186 - Guarding against exhaust fumes

Driving + 2@ % %3 <= 8 Guarding against exhaust fumes ! @ ? ? 8 +2 8 , ? 2 @ ? 8 & ? 8 + 2 8 ) ? 2 %B • 8 • ? 8 • 8

Page 188 - BRAKES; F 2

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Page 189 - Parking brake

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Page 193 - STEERING

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Page 194 - Brake-shift interlock

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Page 200 - Using the clutch

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Page 201 - Recommended shift speeds; Upshifts when accelerating

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Page 202 - Parking your vehicle

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Page 203 - IB5 transaxle; Removing key from ignition

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Page 204 - DRIVING THROUGH WATER

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Page 205 - VEHICLE LOADING; A8

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Page 209 - TRAILER TOWING; A

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Page 210 - Hitches; Safety chains; F

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Page 211 - Trailer lamps

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Page 212 - Servicing after towing; Trailer towing tips

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Page 214 - Recreational towing

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Page 215 - Manual transaxle

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Page 216 - Roadside Emergencies; Using roadside assistance

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Page 218 - FUEL PUMP SHUT-OFF SWITCH

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Page 219 - FUSES AND RELAYS

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Page 220 - Standard fuse amperage rating and color; Color

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Page 222 - Passenger compartment fuse panel

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Page 224 - Power distribution box

Roadside Emergencies '' Power distribution box + % ? 8 + % ? 3 : 8 ! % 8 ! % /% & -? 8 + 3 %8

Page 226 - Relays in the power distribution box

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Page 227 - CHANGING THE TIRES

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Page 229 - Tire change procedure

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Page 234 - Preparing your vehicle

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Page 235 - Connecting the jumper cables

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Page 239 - Jump starting

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Page 241 - WRECKER TOWING

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Page 243 - Customer Assistance; At home

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Page 245 - Ford extended service plan; A 3

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Page 247 - Board membership; A 8; What the Board needs

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Page 248 - Oral presentations; A V 8; Making a decision

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Page 254 - Repairing paint chips

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Page 255 - I 5

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Page 256 - Cleaning the engine

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Page 259 - I 8

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Page 260 - Washing the exterior lamps

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Page 261 - I 8; Cleaning the instrument panel

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Page 263 - I 8

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Page 264 - I; Cleaning the inside windows

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Page 265 - Underbody; O I

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Page 267 - Maintenance and Specifications; SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS; G H

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Page 268 - G H; OPENING THE HOOD

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Page 269 - IDENTIFYING COMPONENTS IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT

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Page 271 - WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID

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Page 272 - Adding engine oil

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Page 274 - BATTERY

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Page 278 - ENGINE COOLANT; H H

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Page 279 - H H

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Page 280 - Adding engine coolant

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Page 284 - H H H

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Page 285 - Recycled engine coolant

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Page 286 - Severe climates

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Page 288 - How fail-safe cooling works

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Page 293 - Fuel filler cap

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Page 294 - Choosing the right fuel

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Page 295 - Octane recommendations

Maintenance and Specifications ' ( Octane recommendations F G H % <;J"=#' *8 G; H % % 8& 22 8 )%@ 22 % % @ A 8 Fuel quality , ? @ @ G; H 8 G/H < 7 = 8 , @ A 8 87 (R+M)/2 METHOD

Page 296 - Cleaner air; G 3H

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Page 297 - Running out of fuel; F 2; Fuel filter

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Page 298 - Measuring techniques

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Page 299 - Filling the tank

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Page 300 - Calculating fuel economy

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Page 301 - Habits

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Page 303 - Conditions

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Page 304 - EPA window sticker

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Page 309 - BRAKE FLUID

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Page 310 - TRANSAXLE FLUID

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Page 311 - Low fluid level

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Page 312 - High fluid level

Maintenance and Specifications 4' High fluid level $ ? 8 ! ? # # 8) 8 + ? @ %@ @ 2 8 , 4 8 + % % ? 8 ;2 8 Adjusting automatic transaxlefluid levels - @ 2 8 + 2 # 2 " 8 :# % @$$.# !& /# % !" &# # /# &!$# !#' , @ '( <#' = 8, @ ? A 8

Page 315 - Treadwear

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Page 316 - Temperature A B C

Maintenance and Specifications 4 Temperature A B C + ! < =@ -@ @ : % % 8 @ ? 8 + % $ " E8 8 - ! % A %8 + 8 >? @ @ ? @ @ 8

Page 317 - SERVICING YOUR TIRES

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Page 318 - Replacing the tires

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Page 319 - SNOW TIRES AND CHAINS

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Page 322 - Fluid

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Page 323 - LUBRICANT SPECIFICATIONS; Item

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Page 324 - ENGINE DATA; Engine

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Page 325 - Dimensions

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Page 326 - Coupe

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Page 327 - Wagon

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Page 328 - IDENTIFYING YOUR VEHICLE

Maintenance and Specifications 4' IDENTIFYING YOUR VEHICLE Safety compliance label + E )% + ! ; A 1 ? % 1 8 + 1 : 8

Page 329 - Vehicle identification number

Maintenance and Specifications 4' Vehicle identification number + <,E= 8 + ,E 2 % 8 Engine number + < = 2@ ? @ < A=8

Page 330 - Accessories; Vehicle Security

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Page 331 - A B

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Page 332 - Index

Index 44' !- % 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! 44 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! 2 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! % '* 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 !@ '* 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 !++ @I 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 !++ 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! ( 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! (3( 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ! @ 3 8 8 8 8 8 ...

Page 336 - Filling station information; TT

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