Ford 2002 Focus v.2- User Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Table of Contents; Locks and Security
• Page 3 – Cleaning
• Page 4 – Introduction; CONGRATULATIONS
• Page 6 – SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
• Page 7 – Special instructions
• Page 8 – Vehicle symbol glossary
• Page 10 – Instrument Cluster; Check engine
• Page 12 – F; Check fuel cap
• Page 13 – Brake system warning
• Page 14 – Safety belt
• Page 15 – Charging system
• Page 16 – AdvanceTrac
• Page 17 – Turn signal
• Page 18 – Safety belt warning chime
• Page 19 – Temperature gauge
• Page 20 – Fuel gauge
• Page 21 – Speedometer
• Page 22 – Entertainment Systems; AUDIO SYSTEM
• Page 23 – Replacement panels
• Page 24 – Radio reception; AM reception
• Page 27 – Volume control; GH
• Page 28 – Scan tuning control
• Page 29 – CD playback; A8 F
• Page 30 – Station preset buttons; Adjusting the clock
• Page 31 – Manual tuning
• Page 32 – AM/FM stereo with cassette only; Tape control buttons
• Page 33 – Tape side selection
• Page 34 – To restart tape playback
• Page 37 – Track selection
• Page 38 – CD eject; Display
• Page 40 – Automatic Volume Control
• Page 41 – AM/FM STEREO WITH 6 DISC CD PLAYER
• Page 42 – Bass Control
• Page 43 – Fade control
• Page 44 – Autostore selector
• Page 46 – Scan tuning; MENU button
• Page 50 – Loading CDs; To load a single CD
• Page 51 – To load more than one CD; To start CD playback
• Page 52 – Disc selection
• Page 53 – To end CD playback; During CD playback
• Page 54 – To eject all discs
• Page 55 – CD error codes; MENU BUTTON
• Page 57 – Track Scanning
• Page 58 – AUDIOPHILE AUDIO SYSTEM
• Page 59 – MACH 500 AUDIO SYSTEM
• Page 60 – RBDS; A
• Page 62 – Climate Controls; HEATING AND VENTILATION
• Page 64 – Floor and Defrost Mode
• Page 65 – Recirculated Air Control
• Page 67 – Cooling with outside air
• Page 68 – Suitable comfort settings
• Page 69 – Without air conditioning:
• Page 71 – Operating Tips
• Page 74 – Lights; HEADLAMP CONTROL
• Page 75 – EXTERIOR LIGHTS
• Page 76 – High beams; A 8
• Page 77 – Vertical aim adjustment
• Page 78 – TURN SIGNAL CONTROL
• Page 79 – BULB REPLACEMENT
• Page 81 – Replacing foglamp bulbs
• Page 85 – High-mount brake lamp bulbs; Sedan; Replacing interior lights; Dome lamp
• Page 86 – Rear dome lamp; Luggage compartment light
• Page 87 – Using the right bulbs; + D 8
• Page 88 – Driver Controls; Rear window wiper and washer
• Page 89 – Mist function
• Page 90 – WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES
• Page 91 – HORN
• Page 92 – CUP HOLDER
• Page 93 – Window lock
• Page 94 – POWER SIDE VIEW MIRRORS
• Page 95 – To set a speed; E
• Page 96 – To set a higher speed
• Page 97 – To disengage speed control
• Page 98 – SUNROOF
• Page 99 – To open and close the sunroof; With the sunroof closed:
• Page 100 – Relearning function
• Page 103 – 8 F
• Page 105 – Switching off AdvanceTrac; G3H
• Page 106 – LUGGAGE COVER
• Page 108 – KEYS; LOCKS
• Page 109 – Childproof rear door locks
• Page 110 – Autolocking
• Page 112 – A3
• Page 113 – Locking the doors
• Page 114 – Sounding a panic alarm
• Page 115 – Replacing the battery
• Page 116 – Replacing lost transmitters; Programming procedure
• Page 117 – G H; Illuminated entry
• Page 118 – Arming the system
• Page 119 – SECURILOCK
• Page 121 – Theft indicator
• Page 122 – keys
• Page 125 – Seating and Safety Restraints; SEATING; Front seat; SEAT ADJUSTMENT
• Page 128 – Coupe and wagon
• Page 130 – SAFETY RESTRAINTS
• Page 132 – Front crash severity sensor
• Page 133 – Front safety belt usage sensors
• Page 136 – Safety restraints precautions
• Page 138 – Energy Management Feature
• Page 139 – Vehicle sensitive mode
• Page 140 – Safety belt pretensioner
• Page 142 – A
• Page 143 – Conditions of operation
• Page 145 – G H
• Page 147 – One time disable
• Page 150 – Safety belt extension assembly
• Page 151 – Safety belt maintenance
• Page 154 – Children and air bags
• Page 161 – A 8
• Page 164 – Children and safety belts
• Page 166 – SAFETY SEATS FOR CHILDREN
• Page 176 – Driving; STARTING
• Page 178 – Important safety precautions
• Page 180 – STARTING THE ENGINE
• Page 182 – Guarding against exhaust fumes
• Page 184 – BRAKES; F 3
• Page 185 – Parking brake
• Page 189 – STEERING
• Page 190 – Brake-shift interlock
• Page 196 – Using the clutch
• Page 197 – Recommended shift speeds; Upshifts when accelerating
• Page 198 – Parking your vehicle
• Page 199 – IB5 transaxle; Removing key from ignition
• Page 200 – DRIVING THROUGH WATER
• Page 201 – VEHICLE LOADING; A8
• Page 205 – TRAILER TOWING; A
• Page 206 – Hitches; Safety chains; F
• Page 207 – Trailer lamps
• Page 208 – Servicing after towing; Trailer towing tips
• Page 210 – Recreational towing
• Page 211 – Manual transaxle
• Page 212 – Roadside Emergencies; Using roadside assistance
• Page 214 – FUEL PUMP SHUT-OFF SWITCH
• Page 215 – FUSES AND RELAYS
• Page 216 – Standard fuse amperage rating and color; Color
• Page 218 – Passenger compartment fuse panel
• Page 220 – Power distribution box
• Page 222 – Relays in the power distribution box
• Page 223 – CHANGING THE TIRES
• Page 225 – Tire change procedure
• Page 230 – Preparing your vehicle
• Page 231 – Connecting the jumper cables
• Page 235 – Jump starting
• Page 237 – WRECKER TOWING
• Page 239 – Customer Assistance; At home
• Page 241 – Ford extended service plan; A 4
• Page 243 – Board membership; A 8; What the Board needs
• Page 244 – Oral presentations; A V 8; Making a decision
• Page 250 – Repairing paint chips
• Page 251 – I 5
• Page 252 – Cleaning the engine
• Page 255 – I 8
• Page 256 – Washing the exterior lamps
• Page 257 – I 8; Cleaning the instrument panel
• Page 259 – I 8
• Page 260 – I; Cleaning the inside windows
• Page 261 – Underbody; O I
• Page 263 – Maintenance and Specifications; SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS; G H
• Page 264 – G H; OPENING THE HOOD
• Page 265 – IDENTIFYING COMPONENTS IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT
• Page 267 – WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID
• Page 268 – Adding engine oil
• Page 270 – BATTERY
• Page 274 – ENGINE COOLANT; H H
• Page 275 – H H
• Page 276 – Adding engine coolant
• Page 280 – H H H
• Page 281 – Recycled engine coolant
• Page 282 – Severe climates
• Page 284 – How fail-safe cooling works
• Page 289 – Fuel filler cap
• Page 290 – Choosing the right fuel
• Page 291 – Octane recommendations
• Page 292 – Cleaner air; G 4H
• Page 293 – Running out of fuel; F 3; Fuel filter
• Page 294 – Measuring techniques
• Page 295 – Filling the tank
• Page 296 – Calculating fuel economy
• Page 297 – Habits
• Page 299 – Conditions
• Page 300 – EPA window sticker
• Page 305 – BRAKE FLUID
• Page 306 – TRANSAXLE FLUID
• Page 307 – Low fluid level
• Page 308 – High fluid level
• Page 311 – Treadwear
• Page 312 – Temperature A B C
• Page 313 – SERVICING YOUR TIRES
• Page 314 – Replacing the tires
• Page 315 – SNOW TIRES AND CHAINS
• Page 318 – Fluid
• Page 319 – LUBRICANT SPECIFICATIONS; Item
• Page 320 – ENGINE DATA; Engine
• Page 321 – Dimensions
• Page 322 – Coupe
• Page 323 – Wagon
• Page 324 – IDENTIFYING YOUR VEHICLE
• Page 325 – Vehicle identification number
• Page 326 – Accessories; Vehicle Security
• Page 327 – A B
• Page 328 – Index
• Page 336 – Filling station information; TT