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November 2015 First Printing Owner’s Manual T aurus Litho in U.S.A. 2016 TA U R U S Owner’s Manual owner .for d.com ford.ca 2016 TA U R U S Owner’s Manual GG1J 19A321 AA.
The inf ormation c ontained in this publica tion wa s corr ect at the time of g oing to print. In the intere st of continuous dev elopment, we res erve the right to chang e specifica tions, 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 ec ording .................................................. 9 Calif ornia Pr oposition 65 ........
V oice C ontrol ................................................... 65 Cruise C ontrol .................................................. 65 Informa tion Display C ontrol ....................... 65 Hea ted St eering Wheel .............................
Starting and S topping the Engine General Inf ormation .................................... 134 Ignition S witch ............................................... 134 K eyle ss Starting ............................................ 134 Starting a G asoline Engine .
Fuel Shutoff .................................................... 213 Jump Starting the V ehicle ......................... 214 Po st-Crash A lert S yst em ........................... 216 Cus tomer Assistance Getting the S ervices Y ou Need ...........
Capacities and Specific- ations Engine Specific ations - 2.0L EcoBoost ™ ............................................... 294 Engine Specific ations - 3.5L Dura tec ........................................................ 294 Engine Specific ations - 3.
6 T aurus (CPH) Canada/Unite d Stat es of America, enUSA, First Printing.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL Thank y ou for choosing Ford . W e rec ommend that you t ake some time to get t o know your v ehicle by r eading this manual. T he more that you kno w about your v ehicle, the gr eat er the safe ty and ple asure y ou will get from driving it.
Brak e syst em Cabin air fil ter Check fuel cap Child s afet y door lock or unl ock Child se at l ower anchor Child se at te ther anchor E71340 Cruise c ontrol Do not open when hot Engine air filt er .
E139213 P arking aid P arking brake Po wer ste ering fluid Po wer window s front/ rear Po wer window l ockout Servic e engine soon Side airbag E167012 Shield the e yes E138639 Stabilit y control Winds.
This data can help pro vide a better understanding of the circ umstances in which crashes and injuries oc cur . Note: Event da ta recorder data is recorde d by your v ehicle only if a non-trivial cra sh situation oc curs; no data is recorde d by the e vent data recorder under normal driving conditions and no personal data or informa tion (e.
C ALIFORNIA PROPO SITION 65 W ARNINGS Some c onstituents of engine exhaust, certain vehicl e components, certain fl uids contained in v ehicles and certain pr oducts of component w ear contain or emit chemic als known t o the Sta te of Calif ornia to cause c ancer and birth def ects or other r eproductive harm.
dev elopment w e validat e these parts deliver the int ended lev el of protec tion as a whole s ystem. A gr eat w ay to kno w for sure y ou are getting this l evel of pr otection is to use g enuine Ford repl acement collision parts.
W ARNING Driving while distr acte d can resul t in loss of v ehicle c ontrol, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y rec ommend that you use e xtreme caution when using an y devic e that ma y take y our focus off the road . Y our primary responsibility is the s afe opera tion of your vehicl e.
PRO TECTING THE ENVIRONMENT Y ou must pla y your part in prot ecting the environment. Correct v ehicle usag e and the authorized dispos al of wast e, cle aning and lubric ation mat erials are significant steps t owar d this aim.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION See the f ollo wing sections f or directions on how t o properly use s afet y restraint s for chil dren. W ARNINGS Al wa ys make sure y our child is secur ed properly in a de vice that is appropria te for their height, age and weight.
Rec ommendations for Safe ty Restr aints for Children Rec ommended restraint type Child size , height, weight, or a ge Child Use a child s afe ty sea t (sometimes c alled an infant c arrier , conv ertible sea t, or toddl er seat). Childr en weighing 40 lb (18 kg) or l ess (gener ally ag e four or young er).
Use a child s afe ty sea t (sometimes call ed an infant c arrier , conv ertible sea t, or toddl er seat) f or infants, toddl ers, or childr en weighing 40 pounds (18 kilogr ams) or less (g enerally a ge four or young er). Using Lap and Shoulder Belts W ARNINGS Airbags c an kill or injure a child in a child se at.
2. Aft er positioning the child sa fety se at in the proper se ating position, pull down on the shoul der belt and then gra sp the shoulder bel t and lap belt tog ether behind the belt t ongue.
8. R emov e remaining slack fr om the belt. Forc e the seat do wn with extra w eight, for e xample, by pressing do wn or kneeling on the chil d restraint whil e pulling up on the shoulder bel t in order to f orce sl ack from the belt.
E173197 Y our vehicl e has LA TCH l ower anchor s for child se at install ation at the s ea ting positions marke d with the child sea t symbol. E224433 The LA T CH anchors are l oca ted at the r ear section of the r ear seat be tween the cushion and sea tback belo w the symbols as sho wn.
Conta ct the manufactur er of your child sea t for informa tion about ordering a te ther strap , or to obtain a l onger te ther strap if the t ether strap on y our saf ety se at does not re ach the appropriat e top te ther anchor in your v ehicle.
5. Tighten the chil d saf ety se at tether strap a ccording t o the manufactur er's instructions. If your chil d restr aint sys tem is equippe d with a te ther strap , and the child r estraint manufa cturer rec ommends its use, we al so rec ommend its use.
If your back less boost er sea t has a remo vable shiel d, remo ve the shield . If a vehicl e seating position ha s a lo w seat back or no hea d restraint, a b ackl ess booster se at may pl ace y our child's head (as me asured a t the tops of the ear s) abov e the top of the sea t.
E142597 If the booster se at slides on the v ehicle sea t upon which it is being used, pl acing a rubberized mesh s old a s shelf or carpe t liner under the booster se at may impr ove this condition. Do not intr oduce any it em thicker than this under the boost er seat.
W ARNINGS T o avoid risk of injury , do not lea ve W ARNINGS childr en or pets unat tended in y our vehicl e. Rec ommendations for attaching chil d safety res traints for childr en Use any atta chment.
E1 12197 The chil dproof lock s are loc ate d on the re ar edge of e ach rear door and must be set separ atel y for ea ch door . Left-Hand Side T urn count ercl ockwise to l ock and clock wise to unlock. Right-Hand Side T urn clockwis e to l ock and count erclock wise to unl ock.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Al wa ys drive and ride with your sea tback upright and the lap bel t snug and l ow across the hips. T o reduce the risk of injury , make sure chil dren sit where they c an be properl y restr ained. Nev er le t a passenger hol d a child on his or her lap whil e your vehicl e is moving.
The se atbelt pr etensioners a t the front sea ting positions are designed t o tighten the sea tbelts when activ ate d. In frontal and near-fr ontal cr ashe s, the sea tbelt pret ensioners may be ac tivat ed al one or, if the cra sh is of sufficient severity , tog ether with the front airba gs.
Pr egnant women should al way s wear their sa fe ty belt. T he lap belt portion of a combina tion lap and shoulder bel t should be positioned l ow across the hips bel ow the belly and w orn as tight a s comfort will allo w . The shoul der belt should be positioned t o cross the middl e of the shoulder and the c enter of the chest.
How t o Use the Automatic Locking Mode E142591 1. Buckle the c ombination l ap and shoulder bel t. 2. Gra sp the shoulder portion and pull downw ard until the entire bel t is pulled out. Allo w the belt t o retrac t. As the belt retr acts, y ou will hear a clicking sound.
SEA TBEL T W ARNING LAMP AND INDIC A TOR CHIME This l amp illuminat es and an audibl e warning will sound if the driver's sa fet y belt ha s not been fa stened when the v ehicle's ignition is turned on. Conditions of oper ation Then... If...
Then... If... The Bel t-Minder fea ture will not activ ate. Y ou and the front se at passeng er buckle your sa fet y belt s bef ore y ou switch the ignition on or le ss than 1-2 minutes elapse aft er you swit ch the ignition on.
3. For the seating po sition you ar e swit ching off, buckle then unbuck le the sa fe ty belt three time s at a modera te speed , ending in the unbuckled sta te. Aft er Step 3, the saf ety bel t warning light turns on. 4. Whil e the safe ty belt warning light is on, buckl e and then unbuckle the sa fe ty belt.
The P ersonal Sa fety S ystem pr ovides an impro ved ov erall le vel of frontal cr ash prot ection to front s ea t occupants and is designed t o help further reduce the risk of airbag-r ela ted injuries.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS Airbags do not infl ate sl owl y or gentl y , and the risk of injury from a deplo ying airbag is the grea test cl ose to the trim c overing the airba g module .
DRIVER AND P AS SENGER AIRBA GS W ARNINGS Nev er plac e your arm or any objec ts ov er an airbag module. Placing your arm ov er a deploying airba g can resul t in serious arm fractur es or other injuries.
E142846 Childr en must alwa ys be properl y restr ained. A ccident sta tistics suggest tha t childr en are saf er when properl y restrained in the re ar sea ting positions than in the front se ating position. F ailure to f ollo w these instructions ma y increa se the risk of injury in a cra sh.
• When the front pa ssenger sensing sys tem disabl es (will not infla te) the front pa ssenger frontal airb ag, the passeng er airbag sta tus indicat or will illumina te the OFF lamp and st ay lit to remind y ou that the front pa ssenger frontal airba g is disabled .
fe et comf ortably e xtended on the fl oor . Sitting improperl y can incre ase the chance of injury in a cra sh event. For e xample, if an occupant sl ouches, lies do wn, turns sidewa ys, sits f orward, leans f orward or sidewa ys, or puts one or both f eet up, the chance of injury during a cr ash is gre atly incre ase d.
• Cr ash sensor s and monitoring sys tem with re adiness indica tor . S ee Crash Sensors and Airba g Indicator (pag e 41). Note: The passeng er sensing syst em will deac tivat e the passenger se at-mounted side airbag if it de tec ts an empty pa ssenger sea t.
E75004 The s ystem consis ts of the f ollo wing: • Sa fe ty canopy curt ain airbags l ocat ed abov e the trim panels over the fr ont and re ar side window s identified by a label or w ording on the headliner or roof-pill ar trim.
If any of these things happen, even intermit tentl y , hav e the supplement al restr aint syst em serviced at an a uthorized deal er immediat ely . Unless s erviced , the sys tem ma y not function properl y in the ev ent of a cra sh.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION ON RADIO FRE QUENCIES This de vice complies with P art 15 of the FC C Rul es and with Industry Canada license-e xempt RS S standard(s).
E163047 Note: Y our vehicle k eys c ame with a security l abel that pro vides important ke y cut informa tion. K eep the label in a sa fe plac e for future re ferenc e. Intellig ent Acc ess K ey (If Equipped) Note: A three-butt on remot e control opera tes simil arly .
Integr ated K eyhead Transmit ter E138619 1. T wist a thin coin in the sl ot of the transmit ter ne ar the key ring t o remo ve the bat tery co ver . 2. Care fully remo ve the rubber ga sket from the tr ansmitter if it does not c ome off with the bat tery co ver .
The horn sounds and the dir ection indica tors fl ash. W e rec ommend you use this method t o loc ate y our vehicle , ra ther than using the panic alarm.
Note: If you remot e start your vehicl e with an integr ate d keyhe ad transmit ter , you must swit ch the ignition on before driving y our vehicl e. If you remo te st art your vehicle with an intelli.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION MyK ey allo ws you t o program k eys with restric ted driving modes to pr omote good driving habits. All but one of the k eys progr ammed to the vehicl e can be activ ated with thes e restric ted modes. Any k eys that ha ve not been progr ammed are r eferred t o as administr ator k eys or admin k eys.
• V arious vehicle speed minder s can be set. Onc e you sele ct a speed, it will be shown in the displ ay , foll ow ed by an audibl e tone when the pr eselect ed vehicl e speed is ex ceeded . • Audio sy stem maximum vol ume of 45%. A mess age will be shown in the displa y when you at tempt t o exc eed the limited v olume.
Note: Y ou can cle ar or change your MyK ey setting s at any time during the same k ey cycl e as y ou creat ed the MyK ey . Once y ou hav e switched the vehicl e off, how ever , you will need an admin k ey to chang e or clear your MyK ey se ttings.
CHECKING MYKEY S Y STEM S T A TUS Y ou can find inf ormation on progr ammed MyK ey(s) using the informa tion display contr ol on the steering wheel. S ee Information Displa ys (pag e 86). T o find information on pr ogrammed MyK ey(s), press the le ft arrow button t o acc ess the main menu and scroll to: Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button.
USING MYKEY WITH REMOTE S T ART S Y STEMS MyK ey is not compa tible with non Ford-appr oved , aftermark et remot e start sys tems. If y ou choose to install a r emote start sy stem, see an authoriz ed dealer f or a Ford-appr oved r emote st art system.
Potential C auses Condition Pr ogram a spare k ey . See P assive Anti-Theft Sy stem (pa ge 61). I los t a key . MyK ey distanc es do not ac cumulat e. • The MyK ey user is not using the MyK ey . • An admin k ey hol der clear ed the MyKe ys and cre at ed new MyK eys.
LOCKING AND UNLOCKING Y ou can use the po wer door lock c ontrol or the remot e control t o lock and unl ock your v ehicle. Po wer Door Locks The po wer door lock c ontrol is on the driver and front pa ssenger door panels. E184784 A B Unlock. A Lock. B Remot e Control Y ou can use the r emote contr ol at an y time.
Opening the Lugga ge Compartment With the R emote Control E138630 Pr ess the button twic e within three se conds. From the Instrument P anel E159323 Pr ess the button on the instrument panel. From Outside Y our V ehicle E21 1252 Pr ess the exterior r elea se button hidden abov e the license pla te.
Opening the Lugga ge Compartment E21 1252 Pr ess the exterior r elea se button hidden abov e the license pla te. Smart Unl ocks for Integr ated K eyhead Tr ansmitter (If Equipped) This helps t o prevent y ou from l ocking your self out of y our vehicle if the k ey is still in the ignition.
Autounl ock (If Equipped) Aut ounlock unl ocks all the doors when: • The ignition is on, all the door s are clos ed and your vehicl e has been in motion at a spe ed gre ater than 4 mph (7 km/h). • Y our vehicl e comes t o a stop and you swit ch the ignition off or to the acc essory position.
The l amps will turn off if all the doors remain cl osed and: • 25 seconds ha ve elaps ed. • Y ou lock y our vehicl e from the outside . Batt ery Saver If you l eav e the courtes y lamps, interior lamps or he adlamps on, the ba ttery sa ver shuts them off 10 minute s after y ou switch the ignition off.
T o program additional per sonal entry codes, repeat s teps 1 thr ough 3, then for step 4: • Pr ess 3·4 to sav e personal code 2. • Pr ess 5·6 to sav e personal code 3. • Pr ess 7·8 to sav e personal code 4 . • Pr ess 9·0 to sav e personal code 5.
W ARNINGS Do not le ave chil dren or animals unat tended in the vehicl e. On hot day s, the tempera ture in the trunk or vehicl e interior can rise v ery quickly . Exposure of pe ople or animals t o these high temper atures f or even a short time can c ause dea th or serious heat-r elat ed injuries, incl uding brain damage .
P AS SIVE ANTI-THEFT S Y STEM Note: The sy stem is no t compatibl e with non-Ford a ftermarke t remot e start sys tems. Use of these s ystems ma y result in v ehicle starting probl ems and a loss o f security prot ection.
Y ou must hav e two pre viously progr ammed coded k eys and the new unprogr ammed key r eadily a cc essible. S ee your authoriz ed dealer t o have the spar e ke y programmed if tw o previousl y progr ammed coded k eys are not a vailabl e. R ead and understand the entir e procedur e bef ore y ou begin.
ADJU STING THE S TEERING WHEEL - VEHICLES WITH: MANUAL AD JUS T ABLE S TEERING COLUMN W ARNING Do not adjust the st eering wheel when your v ehicle is moving. Note: Make sure tha t you are sitting in the corre ct position. See Sit ting in the Correct Position (pag e 116).
End of Tr avel Position The st eering column se ts a stopping position just short of the end of the col umn position to pr event damag e to the ste ering col umn. A new stopping position se ts if the ste ering col umn encounters an obje ct when tilting or t elesc oping.
V OICE CONTROL (If Equipped) E173609 V Phone mode. A V oice r ecognition. B See y our SYNC inf ormation. CRUISE C ONTROL Type 1 E173610 Type 2 E17361 1 See C ruise Control (pag e 173). INFORMA TION DISPLA Y CONTR OL E173617 See Inf ormation Display s (page 86).
ADJU STING THE PED ALS W ARNING Nev er use the contr ols while y our fe et are on the a ccel erat or and brake pedals and the v ehicle is moving. Y ou can find the c ontrol on the left side of the ste ering col umn. Press and hol d the appropria te side of the contr ol to mov e the pedals.
WINDSHIELD WIPER S Note: Fully defr ost the windshield bef ore you s witch the windshield wipers on. Note: Make sure y ou switch the windshiel d wipers off be fore entering a c ar wash. Note: Clean the windshiel d and wiper blade s if they begin to l eav e streaks or smears.
Use the rotary c ontrol to a djust the sensitivity of the r ain sensor . Set the contr ol to lo w sensitivity , and the wipers will turn on when the rain sensor de tects a lar ge amount of moisture on the windshield .
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Condensa tion in L amp Assemblies Ext erior lamps hav e vents to acc ommodate normal chang es in air pressur e. Condensa tion can be a natur al by-produc t of this design. When moist air ent ers the lamp a ssembly thr ough the vent s, there is a possibility tha t condensation c an occur when the temper ature is c old.
Headlamp Flasher E163268 Slightly pull the l ever t owar d you and rel ease it t o flash the he adlamps. AUT OLAMPS W ARNING The aut olamps swit ch position may not activ ate the hea dlamps in all lo w visibility conditions, such as daytime fog.
INS TRUMENT LIGHTING DIMMER Note: If you disconnec t and connec t the bat tery , or fully dis charg e and charg e the bat tery , the lighting le vel will swit ch to the maximum set ting. E173259 Use the instrument lighting dimmer to adjust the brightness of the instrument panel and all applicabl e lighting in your vehicl e.
The da ytime running lamps turn on when: 1. The ignition is s witched to the on position. 2. The lighting c ontrol is in the off position, parking l amps position or the autol amps position, and the sensor det ects da ylight.
Manuall y Overriding the Sy stem E167827 When the aut omatic contr ol has activa ted the high beams, pushing or pulling the st alk will pro vide a temporary o verride to l ow beam. Use the informa tion display menu t o permanently de activa te the syst em, or swit ch the lighting control from aut olamps to he adlamps.
Sec ond Row Map Lamps E224957 A R eading lamps. A The sec ond row l amps light when: • Any door is open. • Y ou press and hol d the top of the instrument lighting dimmer swit ch past the first det ent. • Y ou press an y of the remote entry contr ols and the ignition is in the off position.
POWER WINDO WS W ARNINGS Do not le ave chil dren unat tended in your v ehicle and do not le t them play with the pow er windows. T hey may seriousl y injure themsel ves. When cl osing the power windo ws, you shoul d verify they ar e free of obstructions and mak e sure that childr en and pets are not in the pro ximity of the window openings.
GLOBAL OPENING (If Equipped) Y ou can use the r emote contr ol to oper ate the window s with the ignition off. Note: Y ou can enable or dis able this fe ature in the informa tion display , or see an authorized de aler . Se e General Information (pa ge 86).
Puddl e L amps (If Equipped) The l amps on the bottom part of the mirr or housing light when you use y our transmit ter t o unlock the doors or when you open a door . Integr ated Blind Spot Mirror s (If Equipped) W ARNING Objects in the blind spot mirr or are clos er than they appear .
INTERIOR MIRROR W ARNING Do not adjust the mirror when y our vehicl e is moving. Note: Do not cle an the housing or glass of any mirror with har sh abra sives, fuel or other petrol eum or ammonia-based cl eaning product s. Y ou can adjust the int erior mirror to y our pref erence .
E210946 The c ontrol is on the cent er console . The sun shade ha s a one-touch up and down f eatur e. Pre ss and rel ease the contr ol to mov e the sun shade. T o stop motion, pre ss the control a sec ond time. The sun shade a utomatic ally r etrac ts when you shift the tr ansmission into rev erse (R).
G AUGES Type 1 E215240 T achometer . A Informa tion display . See Gener al Information (pa ge 86). B Speedome ter . C Fuel gau ge. D 80 T aurus (CPH) Canada/Unite d Stat es of America, enUSA, First Pr.
Type 2 E215227 Le ft information displ ay . See Gener al Information (pag e 86). A Speedome ter . B Right informa tion display . See y our SYNC inf ormation. C Information Displa y Odometer Loc ate d in the bottom of the inf ormation displa y . Regist ers the acc umulat ed distanc e your vehicl e has tra veled .
• It may tak e a short time for the needl e to r each full aft er lea ving the gas sta tion. This is normal and depends upon the slope of pa vement at the g as sta tion. • The fuel amount dispensed int o the tank is a littl e less or mor e than the gau ge indic ated .
Brak e Sy stem E144522 It illumina tes when you eng age the parking brak e with the ignition on. If it illumina tes when you ar e driving, check that the parking br ake is not enga ged. If the parking brak e is not engag ed, this indica tes l ow br ake fluid l evel or a br ake sys tem mal function.
Heads Up Displa y (If Equipped) E156133 A red be am of lights illuminat es on the windshield in c ertain instanc es when using adaptive cruise contr ol and/ or the collision warning sys tem. It al so illuminat es momentarily when you st art your vehicl e to make sur e the displa y works.
The servic e engine soon indicat or light illumina tes when you fir st switch on the ignition bef ore engine start t o check the bulb and to indic ate whether the v ehicle is re ady f or Inspection/Maint enance (I/M) tes ting.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION W ARNING Driving while distr acte d can resul t in loss of v ehicle c ontrol, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y rec ommend that you use e xtreme caution when using an y devic e that ma y take y our focus off the road . Y our primary responsibility is the s afe opera tion of your vehicl e.
Trip 1 & 2 Y ou can ac cess the menu using the informa tion display c ontrol. Note: Some options ma y appear slightl y differ ent or not a t all if the items are optional. Trip 1 & 2 Digital Spee dometer Hold OK t o Rese t T rip Odometer T rip Timer Av erag e Fuel • Digital Spee dometer - Show s a digital displa y of your vehicl e speed.
Information Information MyK ey® Dist. (if k ey is programme d) — Distanc e tra vele d when a progr ammed key is in use. MyK ey® Info — Number of MyK eys and admin ke ys progr ammed Cool ant T emp. — T he engine coolant indic ator will chang e col ors indica ting: blue f or cool, gr ay f or normal and red f or hot.
Setting s Displa y Compa ss Normal or T owing D TE calc ula- tion Ea sy Entry /Exit Aut olock Lock s Conv enience Aut ounlock All Doors or Driv er First R emote Unlock R emaining Life XXX% - Hold OK t.
Setting s V olume Limit er Al wa ys On or User Sel ectable Do Not Disturb Hold OK t o Clear All MyK eys Cle ar MyK eys Note: Some MyK ey items onl y appear if a MyK ey is set. Information Displa y Controls (Type 2) E215228 • Pr ess the up and down arro w butt ons to scr oll through and highlight the options within a menu.
Display Mode XXX mi (km) to empt y , Fuel gau ge and T otal odometer Option 1 R ound tachometer , Fuel gaug e and T otal odomet er Option 2 R ound tachometer , Engine coolant t emp gaug e, Fuel gaug e.
Trip 1 & 2 T rip distance T rip 1 & 2 Elapse d trip time Av erag e fuel economy Hold OK t o Rese t • T rip distance — sho ws the accumul at ed trip distance. • Elapse d trip time — timer stops when the vehicl e is turned off and restart s when the vehicl e is restart ed.
Driver Assist T rac tion Contr ol Blindspot High, Normal or L ow Sensitivity Collision W arn Cross T raffic Al ert Adaptiv e or Normal Cruise Control Driver Al ert Driver Al ert Driver Al ert Disp.
Setting s Aut o or La st Set tings Climat e Control R emote Start Aut omatic or Off Se ats and W heel or Front S eats 5, 10 or 15 minut es Dura tion S ystem 1 Y ear , 2 Y ears, 3 Y ears or 4 Y ears Ti.
Setting s Fuel Gaug e or Fuel + T ach Gaug e Displa y Sel ect your applic able l anguag e — Hold OK t o Set Langua ge Fahr enheit (°F) or Celsius (°C) T emper- atur e Note: Some MyK ey items onl y appear if a MyK ey is set.
Advanc eTrac ™ Action Messag e The s ystem det ects a malfunc tion due to a bl ocked sensor . Servic e Advanc eT ra c The driv er has disabl ed or enabled the tr action control. Adv anceT rac Off On Alarm Action Messag e Unauthorized entry trigg ered the alarm.
All Wheel Driv e Action Messag e Displa ys when the A WD syst em automatic ally disabl es to prot ect itself . This occ urs when you opera te the vehicl e with the compac t spare tire install ed or if the syst em overhe ats.
Blind Spot Information and C ross Traffic A lert S yst em Action Messag e A fa ult with the s ystem ha s occurred . Conta ct an authorize d deal er as soon as po ssible. Blindspot S ystem F ault The s ystem sensors ar e block ed. Cont act an authorized de aler as soon a s possible.
Collision W arning Sy stem Action Messag e Ther e is a system mal function with the collision warning sys tem. T he syst em is disabled . Contac t an authorized de aler as soon a s possible.
K ey s and Intelligent A cc ess Action Messag e A reminder t o press the brak e while starting y our vehicle . T o ST ART Pr ess Brake Displa ys if the syst em does not detec t the intelligent ac cess.
Maintenanc e Action Messag e St op your vehicl e as soon a s sa fel y possible. Swit ch off the engine. Check the oil l evel. If the warning sta ys on or continues to c ome on with your engine running, cont act an authorized deal er as soon as po ssible.
Park Aid Action Messag e Displa ys when the transmission is in R (R ever se) and the park aid is disabl ed. Check P ark Aid Displa ys when the transmission is in R (R ever se) and the re ar park aid is disabl ed. Check R ear Park Aid Displa ys the park aid sta tus.
Remot e Start Action Messag e A reminder t o apply the brak e and push the gear shift button to driv e your vehicl e after a r emote start. T o Drive: Pr ess Brake and Gear Shift Butt on Seats Action Messag e A reminder tha t memory seats ar e not avail able while driving.
Tr action Control Action Messag e Displa ys the sta tus of the trac tion control sy stem. Se e Using Tra ction Control (pag e 161). T rac tion Contr ol Off Displa ys the sta tus of the trac tion control sy stem. Se e Using Tra ction Control (pag e 161).
Action Messag e The tr ansmission is adjusting the shift stra tegy . T ransmission A dapt- Mode The tr ansmission is lock ed and unabl e to selec t gears. T ransmission Indica t- Mode Lock up On The tr ansmission is unlock ed and free t o selec t gears.
MANUAL CLIMA TE C ONTROL E212004 Fan speed c ontrol: Adjust the v olume of air circul ated in the v ehicle. A Defrost: S elect t o distribute air throu gh the windshield air v ents. Air distribution to the instrument panel and f ootwell v ents turns off.
T empera ture control: Contr ols the temper ature of the air cir cula ted in y our vehicl e. F MAX A/ C: Adjust for ma ximum cooling. R ecircula ted air fl ows thr ough the instrument panel vent s, air conditioning a utomatic ally turns on and the f an automa ticall y adjusts t o the highest speed.
Air distribution contr ol: Press t o switch airfl ow from the windshiel d, instrument panel, or f ootwell vent s on or off. Y ou can distribute air thr ough any combina tion of these vents. C A/C: P ress to s witch the air conditioning on or off . Air conditioning cool s your vehicl e using outside air .
E210701 MY TEMP: Adjust the t empera ture setting on the driver side . This contr ol also adjusts the pa ssenger side temper ature when y ou switch off dual z one mode. A Pow er and Fan Speed Contr ol: Press t o switch the sy stem on and off. W hen the sys tem is off , it prev ents outside air from entering the v ehicle.
AUTO: P ress to s witch on automa tic opera tion. A djust to sele ct the desired temper ature . F an speed, air distribution, air c onditioning opera tion, and outside or recir culat ed air are aut omaticall y adjusted t o heat or c ool the vehicle t o maintain the desir ed tempera ture.
Defrost: S elect t o distribute air throu gh the windshield air v ents. Air distribution to the instrument panel and f ootwell v ents turns off. Y ou can also use this setting t o defrost and cl ear the windshield of a thin c overing of ic e. A Heated r ear window: Press t o switch the he ated r ear window on and off .
HINTS ON C ONTROLLING THE INTERIOR CLIMA TE General Hints W ARNING Pr olonged use of r ecircul at ed air may cause the windo ws to f og up. If the window s fog up, f ollo w the settings for demisting the windshiel d. Note: Y ou may fe el a small amount of air from the f ootw ell air vents regar dless of the air distribution set ting.
Rec ommended Settings f or Heating V ehicle with a utomatic climate c ontrol V ehicle with manual clima te control Pr ess the AUTO butt on. Adjust the f an speed to the c enter setting. 1 Adjust the t empera ture control t o the desired s etting. Use 72°F (22°C) a s a starting point, then a djust the setting a s nece ssary .
Side Windo w Defogging in Col d W eather V ehicle with a utomatic climate c ontrol V ehicle with manual clima te control Pr ess the defrost butt on. Sel ect the windshield air v ents using the air distribution butt ons. 1 Adjust the t empera ture control t o the desired s etting.
For additional cabin air fil ter inf ormation, or to r eplace the fil ter , see an authoriz ed deal er . REMOTE S T ART The r emote start f eature all ows y ou to pre-c ondition the interior of your v ehicle. The clima te contr ol system w orks to achiev e comfort ac cording t o your pre-sel ected s ettings.
SITTING IN THE CORRE CT POSITION W ARNINGS Sitting improperl y , out of position or with the sea tback reclined t oo far can tak e weight off the sea t cushion and aff ect the decision of the pa ssenger sensing sy stem, resulting in serious injury or dea th in the event of a cra sh.
W ARNINGS Install the hea d restraint pr operly to help minimize the risk of neck injury in the ev ent of a cra sh. Note: Adjust the se atback t o an upright driving position bef ore adjusting the head restr aint. Adjust the he ad restr aint so that the top of it is l evel with the t op of your head and as f ar forwar d as possibl e.
Rear seat non-a djustable outboard head restr aints E162872 A C B An energ y absorbing head restr aint. A T wo ste el stems. B Guide sle ev e unlock and r emove butt on. C Remo ving the Head Restraint 1. Pull the he ad res traint up until it re aches its highest po sition.
E190838 Recline A djustment W ARNING Bef ore r eturning the seatba ck to its original position, mak e sure that car go or any objects ar e not trapped behind the sea tback. Aft er returning the sea tback to its original position, pull on the sea tback to mak e sure that it ha s fully la tched .
8-way E138647 Note: On vehicle s with memory sea ts, to pre vent damag e to the sea t, the power sea ts are designed to s et a st opping position just short of the end of the se at tra ck. If the sea t encounters an obje ct while mo ving forw ard or backward , a new st opping position will be set.
Po wer Lumbar (If Equipped) E138648 Multi-C ontour Front Seats W ith Ac tive Motion (If Equipped) Note: The mass age s ystem will turn o ff aft er 20 minutes. Note: The engine must be running or the vehicl e must be in acce ssory mode to activ ate the se ats.
MEMORY FUNC TION (If Equipped) W ARNINGS Bef ore ac tivating the sea t memory , make sur e that the are a immediatel y surrounding the se at is cle ar of obstructions and tha t all occupants are cle ar of moving parts. Do not use the memory function when your v ehicle is moving.
2. Pr ess and hold the desire d preset butt on for fiv e seconds. A t one sounds aft er about two sec onds. Continue holding until y ou hear a second t one.
HEA TED SEA TS (If Equipped) W ARNING Pe ople who are unabl e to fe el pain to their skin bec ause of advanc ed ag e, chr onic illness, diabetes, spinal cor d injury , medic ation, alcohol use, exhaustion or other ph ysical conditions, must ex ercise car e when using the heat ed sea t.
E146322 Pr ess the indicat ed side of the control f or maximum hea t. Pre ss again to turn off . The indic ator light will ill uminate when the hea ted sea ts have be en activat ed.
Climate C ontrolled Sea t Air Filter Replac ement The clima te contr olled sea t syst em includes air fil ters. Y ou must replac e them periodicall y . See Schedul ed Maintenanc e (page 375). Loc ate the fil ters under e ach front sea t and acc ess them from the sec ond-row f ootwell are a.
HomeLink Wir eless Control S ystem W ARNINGS Make sur e that the gar age door and security de vice are fre e from obstruction when y ou are progr amming. Do not program the s ystem with the vehicl e in the gara ge. Do not use the sy stem with an y gar age door opener tha t does not hav e the saf ety st op and rever se fe ature a s required b y U.
E142658 1. With y our vehicle park ed outside of the gar age, turn y our ignition to the on position, but do not start y our vehicle . 2. Hold y our hand-held gar age door transmit ter 2 – 6 in (5 – 14 cm) a way from the HomeLink butt on you want to pr ogram.
Gate Oper ator / Canadian Progr amming Canadian r adio-frequency l aws re quire transmit ter signal s to “ time-out ” (or quit) aft er sever al seconds of transmission – which may not be l ong enough for HomeLink to pick up the signal during progr amming.
B A E142661 R ed indicat or light A. Green indic ator light B. 1. Pr ess and hold one of the butt ons on the hand-held tr ansmitter f or 10 seconds. The indica tor light will change from gr een to red and gr een. 2. Pr ess the same button twic e to confirm the change t o programming mode.
5. Press and hol d the previousl y progr ammed button on the visor f or 2 seconds. Repea t this step up t o 3 times until the gar age door mov es. Pr ogramming is now c omple te.
12 V olt DC Po wer Point W ARNINGS Do not plug optional el ectrical acc essories into the cig ar lighter socke t. Incorrec t use of the cigar lighter c an cause damage not c over ed by the vehicl e warrant y , and can r esult in fire or serious injury .
CENTER CONS OLE St ow items in the cup hol der carefull y as items ma y become l oose during hard braking, acc eler ation or cra shes, including hot drinks which ma y spill. Av ailable c onsole f eatur es include: E212007 Cup hol der . A Cent er stora ge compartment with auxiliary pow er point and two U SB ports.
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Ignition Modes E191075 The k eyless s tarting sy stem has thr ee modes: Off: T urns the ignition off. • Without appl ying the brak e pedal, press and r elea se the button onc e when the ignition is in the on mode, or when the engine is running but the vehicl e is not moving.
Note: The engine may c ontinue cranking for up t o 15 seconds or until it starts. Note: If you cannot s tart the engine on the first try , wait for a short period and try a gain. V ehicles with K eyl ess Start Note: Do not touch the ac celer ator pe dal.
Within 20 sec onds of switching the engine off, pr ess the brak e pedal and press the push butt on ignition swit ch. After 20 seconds, you can no l onger start your vehicl e if it does not detec t a valid passiv e ke y .
St opping the Engine When Y our V ehicle is Mo ving W ARNING S witching off the engine when the vehicl e is still moving will resul t in a loss of br ake and st eering assistanc e.
W e rec ommend that you do the f ollowing for a s af e and correc t operation: • Use a 16-gau ge outdoor ex tension cor d that is pr oduct certified b y Underwriter ’ s L aborat ory (UL) or Canadian S tandards Associa tion (C SA).
S AFETY PRECA UTIONS W ARNINGS Do not ov erfill the fuel tank. The pressur e in an overfill ed tank may cause l eakag e and lea d to fuel spr ay and fire. The fuel s ystem may be under pressur e. If you hear a hissing s ound near the fuel fill er inlet, do not r efuel until the sound stops.
FUEL QUALITY Choosing the Right Fuel E161513 W e rec ommend regul ar unleaded g asoline with a pump (R+M)/2 octane r ating of 87 . Some fuel sta tions offer fuels pos ted a s reg ular unle aded gas oline with an octane ra ting below 8 7 , particul arly in high altitude are as.
Do not use any fuel other than those rec ommended because they c ould l ead to engine damag e that ma y not be cov ered by the v ehicle W arranty . Note: Use of any fuel other than those rec ommended can impair the emission control s ystem and c ause a loss of v ehicle performanc e.
W ARNINGS Do not try to pry open or push open the capl ess fuel syst em with foreign objects. This coul d damage the fuel sys tem and its se al and cause injury to y ou or others. Do not dispose of fuel in the household r efuse or the public sew ag e syst em.
E20691 1 A B C D T ype 1: Left hand side - pr ess the fuel tank fill er door to open it. A T ype 1: Right hand side - press the fuel tank fill er door to open it. B T ype 2: Left hand side - pull the fuel tank fill er door to open it. C T ype 2: Right hand side - pull the fuel tank fill er door to open it.
E206912 A B 4. Opera te the fuel pump nozzl e within the are a shown. E1 19081 5. Slightly raise the fuel pump no zzle and then slo wly remo ve it. 6. Full y close the fuel t ank filler door . Note: Do not att empt to start the engine if you ha ve filled the fuel tank with inc orrect fuel.
4. Subtr act your initial odomet er reading from the curr ent odometer re ading. T o calcul at e L/ 100 km (liters per 100 kilome ters) fuel consumption, multiply the liter s used by 100, then divide b y kilomet ers tra vele d. T o cal cula te MPG (mil es per gall on) fuel consumption, divide mil es tra vele d by g allons used .
An improperl y operating or dama ged exhaust s ystem ma y allow e xhaust to enter the v ehicle. Ha ve a damag ed or improperl y operating e xhaust syst em inspect ed and repaired imme diat ely . Do not make an y unauthorized changes t o your v ehicle or engine.
Y our vehicl e may not pa ss the I/M tes t if the service engine soon indic ator is on or not working pr operly (bulb is burned out), or if the OBD-II sys tem ha s determined that some of the emission c ontrol sys tems hav e not been properly che cked.
AUT OMA TIC TRANSMISSION W ARNINGS Al wa ys set the parking brak e fully and make sur e the gearshift is la tched in park (P). T urn the ignition to the off position and r emove the k ey whenev er you l eav e your vehicl e. Do not apply the br ake pedal and acc eler ator pedal simul taneousl y .
E142629 • Pr ess the (+) button to up shift. • Pr ess the (-) button to do wnshift. If equipped with st eering wheel paddles: E144821 • Pull the right paddl e (+) to upshift. • Pull the l eft paddle (-) t o downshift. With y our vehicle in driv e (D), the paddl e shifter s provide tempor ary manual control.
Use the brak e shift interl ock lev er to mo ve the ge arshift lev er from the park position in the ev ent of an ele ctrical malfunction or if your v ehicle has a de ad batt ery . Apply the p arking brak e and turn the ignition off bef ore perf orming this proc edure.
USING ALL-WHEEL DRIVE All-wheel drive us es all f our wheels t o pow er the vehicle . This incr ease s trac tion, enabling you t o drive ov er terrain and r oad conditions tha t a conventional t wo-wheel drive v ehicle cannot. T he A WD system is activ e all the time and requires no input from the oper ator .
All-Wheel Driv e Messages Action / Description A WD Messages Displa yed when the sy stem has been automa ticall y disabl ed to prot ect itself . This is c aused by opera ting the vehicl e with the compac t spare tire install ed or if the sys tem is o verhea ting.
Opera ting AWD V ehicl es With Mismatched Tir es W ARNING Only us e repl acement tires and wheels tha t are the same size, load index, spe ed rating and t ype (such as P-me tric versus L T-metric or all-se ason ver sus all-terr ain) as those originall y pro vided by Ford .
If Y our V ehicle Goes Off the Edge of the Pa vement • If your v ehicle goes off the e dge of the pav ement, slo w down, but av oid severe brak e application, ease 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 while returning t o the road surf ace.
Sand Most of the time tra ction control impr oves tire tr action by managing whe el slip through Br ake, Engine , and A WD calibr ations. How ever , during lo w speed driving, disabling tr action control in de ep sand can help k eep the wheels moving t o maintain vehicl e momentum.
“ T read Lightl y ” is an educa tional program designed t o increase public a wareness of land-use r egula tions and responsibilities in our nations wil derness area s.
Should y ou start to slide whil e driving on snowy or icy r oads, turn the ste ering wheel in the direc tion of the slide until you reg ain contr ol. Av oid sudden applications of po wer and quick changes of dir ection on snow and ice. Apply the ac cel era tor sl owl y and ste adily when starting fr om a full stop.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Note: Occa sional brake noise is normal. If a metal-t o-metal, c ontinuous grinding or continuous sque al sound is present, the brak e linings may be w orn-out.
P ARKING BRAKE W ARNING Al wa ys set the parking brak e fully and make sur e the transmission is lock ed in park (P). F ailure t o set the parking brak e and engag e park could r esult in vehicl e roll-aw ay , property dama ge or bodily injury . T o set the parking brak e, press the parking brak e pedal down t o its full est ext ent.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION The tr action contr ol system helps a void drive wheel spin and l oss of trac tion. If your v ehicle begins t o slide, the s yst em applies the brak es to individual wheel s and, when ne eded, r educe s engine power at the s ame time.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS V ehicle modific ations inv olving braking s ystem, a ftermarke t roof rack s, suspension, ste ering system, tire c onstruction and wheel and tire size may chang e the handling charact eristics of your v ehicle and may adv ersel y aff ect the performanc e of the electr onic stability contr ol system.
Tra ction Control The s ystem enhance s your vehicl e ’ s ability to maint ain trac tion of the wheels by det ecting and c ontrolling wheel spin. See Using Tra ction Control (pag e 161). E72903 A A A B B B B V ehicle without s tability c ontrol skidding off its intende d route.
Stability C ontrol Features Tra ction Contr ol Sy stem Elec tronic Stability C ontrol Icon S tatus Mode Button Func- tions Enable d Enable d On during bulb check Stabilit y and trac tion control fully.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNINGS T o help avoid per sonal injury , pl ease re ad and underst and the limitations of the sys tem a s contained in this section. S ensing is only an aid f or some (gener ally lar ge and fix ed) objects when moving on a fl at surfa ce at parking spee ds.
E130178 Co verag e area of up t o 6 ft (1.8 m) from the re ar bumper . Ther e may be decre ased co verag e area a t the outer corner s of the bumper . The s ystem det ects cert ain objects whil e the transmission is in r everse (R) : • Y our vehicl e is moving to ward a sta tionary object at a speed of 3 mph (5 km/h) or le ss.
The s ystem may not func tion correctl y if something pa sses betwe en the front bumper and the parking spac e (a pedestrian or cy clist) or if the edge of the neighboring parke d vehicle is high off the ground (f or exampl e, a bus, t ow truck or fla tbed truck).
Note: Y ou should drive y our vehicle within 5 ft (1.5 m) and as par allel t o the other vehicl es as possibl e while passing a p arking space . Note: The sy stem al way s offers the l ast det ected parking sp ace (f or exampl e, if your vehicl e detec ts multipl e spaces whil e you are driving, it off ers the la st one).
Certain v ehicle c onditions can also deac tiva te the syst em, such as: • T rac tion contr ol has activa ted on a slippery or loos e surface . • Ther e is an anti-lock brak e syst em activ ation or fail ure. • Something t ouches the steering wheel.
The sy stem does not position your v ehicle where I want in the spac e The tir es may not be install ed or maintained corr ectly (not infl ate d corr ectly , improper size, or of different size s). A repair or al tera tion has chang ed det ection capabilities.
Note: The re verse sensing s ystem is no t eff ective a t speeds above 3 mph (5 km/h) and may no t det ect certain ang ular or moving obje cts. The s ystem uses thr ee types of guides t o help you see wha t is behind your vehicl e: • Ac tive guidelines (if equipped): Sho w the intended p ath of y our vehicle when rev ersing.
The fix ed and active g uidelines fade in and out depending on the ste ering wheel position. T he active guidelines do not displa y when the steering wheel position is straight. Al wa ys use caution whil e rever sing. Objects in the r ed zone are cl osest to y our vehicl e and objects in the green z one are farther a way .
PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION Cruise c ontrol l ets you maintain a se t speed without k eeping your foot on the acc eler ator pedal. Y ou can use cruise contr ol when your vehicl e speed is grea ter than 20 mph (30 km/h). USING CRUISE C ONTROL W ARNINGS Do not use cruise contr ol on winding roads, in heavy tra ffic or when the road surf ace is slippery .
S witching Cruise Control Off Pr ess and rele ase OFF when the sys tem is in stand b y mode or switch the ignition off. Note: Y ou eras e the set speed when you swit ch the syst em off. USING AD APTIVE CRUISE CONTR OL (If Equipped) W ARNINGS Al wa ys pay cl ose att ention to changing road c onditions when using adaptive cruise c ontrol.
E173594 The curr ent gap setting and SET als o appears in the instrument cl uster . Set ting the Adaptive Cruise Speed 1. Drive t o desired speed . 2. Pr ess and rele ase Set+ or Se t- . 3. T ake y our foot off the ac celer ator pedal. 4. The inf ormation displa y will show a green indic ator light, current g ap setting and desir ed set speed .
The v ehicle will appl y the brakes t o slow the vehicl e to maintain a sa fe distanc e from the v ehicle in front. T he maximum braking which the s ystem can appl y is limited .
Each time y ou start the vehicl e, the s yst em will sele ct the las t chosen gap for the current driv er . Disenga ging Adaptive Cruise Contr ol Pr ess the brake pedal or pr ess CNCL .
Hill y Condition Usag e Note: An audible al arm will sound and the sy stem will shut do wn if it is applying br akes for an e xtended period of time . This allo ws the brak es to cool do wn. The s ystem will function normall y again when the br akes hav e cooled do wn.
If something hits the fr ont end of your vehicl e or damage oc curs, the radar-s ensing zone may change . This coul d cause misse d or false vehicl e dete ctions. See an authoriz ed dealer t o have the r adar check ed for pr oper cov erag e and opera tion.
S witching to Normal Cruise Contr ol W ARNING Normal cruise contr ol will not brake due to sl ower v ehicles. Al way s be aw are of which mode you hav e sele cted and appl y the brake s when nece ssary . Y ou can manuall y change from adaptiv e cruise contr ol to normal cruise contr ol through the inf ormation displ ay .
DRIVER ALERT (If Equipped) PRINCIPLE OF OPERA TION W ARNING The driv er alert sy stem is de signed to aid y ou. It is not intended t o repl ace your a ttention and judgment.
E131359 The curr ent assessment of y our alertness indica tes that y ou should re st as soon as sa fel y possible. The st atus bar will tra vel from l eft to right as the c alcul ated al ertness le vel decre ases. As the r est icon is approa ched the col or turns from green t o yello w to red .
The s ystem notifies y ou to stay in y our lane through the st eering syst em and the instrument clust er display when the fr ont camer a detects an unint entional drift out of your l ane is likel y to oc cur . The sy stem automa ticall y det ects and tr acks the roa d lane marking s using a camer a mounted behind the interior r ear view mirror .
Note: The alert and aid dia grams illustr ate gener al zone co verag e. The y do not pro vide exa ct zone par amet ers. Intensity (if e quipped): This setting aff ects the intensit y of the steering wheel vibra tion used for the al ert and alert + aid modes.
Troubl eshooting Why is the fea ture not available (line marking s are gray) when I c an see the lane markings on the road? V ehicle spe ed is outside the opera tional rang e of the fea ture Sun is sh.
Why does the v ehicle not come back to ward the middle of the lane , as ex pected, in the Aid or Aid + Al ert mode? High cross winds Larg e road cro wn R ough roads, gr ooves, shoul der drop-offs Hea .
For automa tic transmissions, the Blind Spot Inf ormation S ystem remains on whil e the transmission is in driv e (D). If shifte d into r everse (R) or park (P) the Blind S pot Informa tion Sy stem turns off. Onc e shifted back int o drive (D ), the Blind Spot Informa tion Sy stem turns back on when you driv e your vehicl e above 5 mph (8 km/h).
If the sys tem det ects a degr aded performanc e condition, a messa ge warning of a block ed sensor will appear in the informa tion display . Also the sy stem alert indica tors will remain ON and the s ystem will no long er provide any v ehicle warning s.
E142440 In this first e xample, the l eft sensor is onl y partiall y obstruct ed; zone co verag e to the right is nearl y maximized . E142441 189 T aurus (CPH) Canada/Unite d Stat es of America, enUSA.
Zone c over age also de creas es when parking at shall ow angl es. Here, the l eft sensor is mostl y obstructed; z one cov era ge on that side is se verel y limited.
The f ollowing ar e other situations tha t may limit the Cross T raffic Al ert performanc e: • Sta tionary or slo w moving vehicl es. • Pe destrians or objects in the roa dway . • Oncoming v ehicles in the same l ame. • Sev ere we ather conditions.
Y our vehicl e has an el ectric power s teering sys tem. T here is no fluid r eservoir . No maintenanc e is required . If your v ehicle lo ses electric al power whil e you ar e driving, electric po wer ste ering assist ance is lost. The steering s ystem still opera tes and y ou can st eer your vehicl e manuall y .
E156131 If it is, a re d warning light illuminat es and an audibl e warning chime sounds. The br ake support sy stem a ssists the driver in reducing the c ollision speed by char ging the brak es. If the risk of collision further incre ase s after the w arning light illumina tes, the br ake support prepar es the brak e syst em for rapid br aking.
Action Cause Cle an the grille surf ace in front of the r adar or remo ve the object causing the ob struc- tion The surf ace of the r adar in the grille is dirty or obstruct ed in some way W ait a short time.
C ARGO NETS (If Equipped) W ARNING This net is not de signed to restr ain objects during a c ollision or heavy braking. E21 1029 The c argo net se cures light weight objects in the car go area. At tach the net t o the pro vided anchors. Do not put more than 50 lb (22 kg) in the net.
E143816 P A YLOAD Pa yload - is the c ombined weight of car go and pa ssengers tha t the vehicl e is carrying. T he maximum payl oad f or your vehicl e can be found on the T ire Label on the B-Pillar or the e dge of the driver door (v ehicles e xported outside the US and Cana da may not hav e a Tir e Label).
E210945 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 towing, trail er tong ue load or king pin weight is al so part of carg o weight.
E143818 GVW G VW (Gross V ehicl e W eight) - is the V ehicle Curb W eight, pl us car go, plus pa ssengers. G VWR (Gross V ehicl e W eight Rating) - is the maximum all owabl e weight of the full y l oaded vehicl e (including all options, equipment, passeng ers and car go).
W ARNING Ex ceeding the S af ety Complianc e Certifica tion Label v ehicle weight r ating limit s coul d resul t in substandar d vehicl e handling or performanc e, engine, tr ansmission and/ or structur al damage , serious damag e to the vehicl e, l oss of contr ol 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 trail er pushes do wn on a trail er hitch. Exampl es: For a 5000 pound (2268 kil ogram) c onventional trail er , multipl y 5000 by 0 .10 and 0. 15 to obt ain a proper tong ue l oad rang e of 500 to 750 pounds (227 t o 340 kilogr ams).
*Suppose y our vehicl e has a 1400-pound ( 635-kilogr am) carg o and lu ggag e capacity . Y ou decide to g o gol fing. Is there enough l oad capa city to carry y ou, f our of your friends and all the gol f bags ? Y ou and f our friends av erag e 220 pounds (99 kil ograms) ea ch and the gol f bags w eigh appro ximatel y 30 pounds (13.
Special Loading Instructions for Owners of Pick-up T rucks and Utility-type V ehicles W ARNING L oaded vehicl es may handl e diff erentl y than unloa ded vehicl es. Ex tra pre cautions, such a s sl ow er speeds and incre ased st opping distanc e, shoul d be tak en when driving a heavil y l oaded vehicl e.
TO WING A TRAILER W ARNINGS Do not ex cee d the GVWR or the G A WR specified on the certific ation l abel. T o wing trail ers beyond the maximum r ecommended gross tr ailer w eight ex ceeds the limit .
RV & T railer T owing Guide Online http:/ / www .fl eet.f ord .c om/t owing-guides/ W ebsite REC OMMENDED TOWING WEIGHTS Note: Do not ex ceed the tr ailer weight f or your vehicl e config ura tion liste d in the chart bel ow . Note: T ake int o consider a tion trail er frontal ar ea.
ESSENTIAL T OWING CHECK S Follo w these guidelines f or safe t owing: • Do not to w a trailer until y ou drive your vehicl e at l east 1, 000 mi (1,600 km).
Before T owing a T railer Pr actice turning, st opping and backing up to g et the feel of y our vehicle-tr ailer combina tion before s tarting on a trip. When turning, mak e wider turns so the trail er wheels cle ar curbs and other obstacl es. When T owing a Tr ailer • Do not drive f ast er than 70 mph (113 km/h) during the first 500 mi (800 km).
TRANSPOR TING THE VEHICLE E143886 If you nee d to have y our vehicl e tow ed, conta ct a profe ssional to wing service or , if you ar e a member of a roadside assist ance progr am, your roadside assist ance service pr ovider . W e rec ommend the use of a wheel lift and dollies or fla tbed equipment to t ow your vehicl e.
Recr eational T owing Note: Put your clima te control s ystem in recirc ulat ed air mode to pre vent exha ust fumes from ent ering your vehicle . See Climate C ontrol (page 106). V ehicles Equipped with a 2.0L Engine Follo w these guidelines if you ha ve a need for r ecrea tional towing, such a s towing your v ehicle behind a motorhome .
BREAKING-IN Y ou need t o break in new tir es for appro ximatel y 300 miles ( 480 kilome ters). During this time, your vehicl e may e xhibit some unusual driving charac teristics. Av oid driving too fa st during the first 1000 mile s (1600 kilomet ers).
• T ransmissions giv e their best fuel econom y when operat ed in the top cruise ge ar and with steady pr essure on the ga s pedal. • Four-wheel-drive oper ation (if equipped) is l ess fuel efficient than two-whe el-drive opera tion. • Clos e the windows for high-spe ed driving.
W ARNINGS Check a ttachment of fl oor mats on a reg ular basis. A lwa ys properl y reinstall and s ecure floor ma ts that hav e been remov ed for cl eaning or repl acement. Al wa ys make sure tha t objects cannot f all into the driver f oot well while the v ehicle is moving.
RO ADSIDE A SSIST ANCE V ehicles Sol d in the United Sta tes: Getting R oadside Assistance T o fully a ssist you should y ou have a vehicl e concern, Ford Mot or Company offer s a complimentary roa dside assist ance progr am. This progr am is separa te from the Ne w V ehicle Limite d W arrant y .
This pr ogram is separa te from the Ne w V ehicle Limit ed W arrant y , but the co vera ge is concurr ent with the powertr ain cov erage period of your v ehicle.
Note: When you try t o restart your v ehicle aft er a fuel shutoff, the vehicle mak es sure that v arious syst ems are saf e to restart. Once y our vehicle det ermines that the sy stems ar e safe , then the vehicle will all ow you t o restart.
4 2 1 3 E142664 1. Connec t the positive (+) jumper cabl e to the positiv e (+) terminal of the discharg ed batt ery . 2. Connec t the other end of the positive (+) cabl e to the positive (+) t erminal of the booster v ehicle ba ttery . 3. Connect the ne ga tive (-) cabl e to the nega tive (-) terminal of the boos ter vehicl e batt ery .
2. R emove the jumper cabl e on the nega tive (-) terminal of the boos ter vehicl e batt ery . 3. Remo ve the jumper cabl e from the positive (+) t erminal of the booster vehicl e batt ery . 4. R emove the jumper cabl e from the positive (+) t erminal of the disabled vehicl e batt ery .
GETTING THE SERVICE S YOU NEED W arrant y repairs to y our vehicl e must be performe d by an authoriz ed dealer . While any authorize d dealer handling y our vehicle line will pro vide warranty servic e, we rec ommend you return t o your selling authorized de aler who wants t o ensure your c ontinued satisf action.
2. If your inquiry or c oncern remains unresol ved , contac t the Sal es Manager , Servic e Manager or Cust omer Rel ations Manag er . 3. If you requir e assistanc e or clarifica tion on Ford Mot or Company policies, ple ase cont act the Ford Cust omer R elationship C enter .
Y ou are r equired to submit y our warranty dispute t o BBB AUT O LINE befor e asserting in court any right s or remedies conf erred by Calif ornia Civil Code Se ction 1793.22(b). Y ou are als o requir ed to use BBB AUT O LINE bef ore e xercising rights or se eking remedies cr eat ed by the Feder al Magnuson-Moss W arranty A ct, 15 U.
UTILIZING THE MEDIA TION/ ARBITRA TION PROGR AM (C ANADA ONL Y) For vehicl es delivere d to authorized Canadian de aler s. In those ca ses where you c ontinue to feel tha t the efforts b y Ford of Can.
For cust omers in Guam, the Commonw ealth of the Northern Mariana Islands ( CNMI), America Samoa, and the U.S. Virgin Isl ands, plea se feel fr ee to call our T oll-Free Number: (800) 841-F ORD (36 73). If your v ehicle must be service d while you are tr aveling or living in P uerto Ric o, conta ct the nearest authoriz ed deal er .
Obtaining a French Owner ’ s Manual French Owner ’ s Manual c an be obtained from y our authorized deal er or by conta cting Helm, Incorpor ated using the conta ct informa tion listed pre viously in this section.
Transport C anada Contact Information www .tc.g c.ca/ eng/ motorvehicl esaf ety /s afe vehicles-de fe ctinv estigations- index-7 6.htm (English) W ebsite www .tc.g c.ca/fr a/ securiteaut omobile/V ehiculesS ecuritaires-Enquet es- index-7 6.htm (French) W ebsite 1 – 800 – 333 – 0510 Phone Ford of Canada C ontact Information www .
FUSE SPECIFIC A TION CHART Po wer Distribution Bo x W ARNINGS Al wa ys disconnect the ba ttery bef ore servicing high-current fuse s. T o reduce risk of el ectrical shock, alw ays r eplace the c over t o the pow er distribution box bef ore rec onnecting the bat tery or refilling fl uid reserv oirs.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. - 7 Moonroof . 20A ** 8 Po wer sunshade. Sec ond row po wer point. 20A ** 9 Not used. - 10 Hea ted re ar window rel ay . Rel ay 11 Not used. - 12 Start er motor rel ay . R elay 13 Le ft-hand cooling fan number 2 r elay .
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Ele ctric fan rel ay 2. 40A ** 30 Ele ctric fan rel ay 3. 25A ** 31 Mass ag e contr ol seat rel ay . R elay 32 Right-hand cooling f an rela y . R elay 33 Blo wer motor r elay . Rela y 34 Le ft-hand cooling fan Number 1 r elay .
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. - 56 Le ft-hand high intensity discharg e head- lamp . 20A * 57 Alt ernat or A-line. 10A * 58 Brak e on/ off switch. 10A * 59 Not used. - 60 Not used. - 61 A/C cl utch rel ay . 10A * 62 Not used.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. - 7 4 Not used. - 75 Not used. - 76 Not used. - 77 Right high-intensit y discharg e headlamp . 20A * 78 Not used. - 79 Not used. - 80 Not used. - 81 Not used. - 82 Not used. - 83 Not used.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or rela y number Not used. - 97 A/C cl utch rel ay . R elay 98 * Mini Fuses ** Cartridge Fus es Pa ssenger Compartment Fuse Panel The fuse panel is under the instrument panel to the l eft of the steering whe el.
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or r elay number Le ft front and right rear smart windo w motor s. 30A 1 Driver se at swit ch. 15A 2 Right front smart windo w motor . 30A 3 Demand lamps ba ttery sa ver rel ay . 10A 4 Audio amplifier . 20A 5 Not used (spare).
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or r elay number Audio amplifiers. 20A 19 All lock mot or rela y and coil. 20A 20 Driver l ock motor rel ay and coil. Not used (spare). 10A 21 Horn rel ay . 20A 22 St eering wheel control modul e logic 15A 23 Instrument clust er .
Prot ected c omponents Fuse amp rating Fuse or r elay number Not used (spare). 10A 37 Aut o – dimming mirror (without aut omatic high beam and l ane departure module). 10A 38 Moonroof modul e and switch. High beams. 15A 39 R ear park lamps. 10A 40 Occupant cl assifica tion syst em.
Fuse Types E207206 Fuse Type Call out Micro 2 A Micro 3 B Maxi C Mini D M Ca se E J Ca se F J Ca se Low P rofile G 233 T aurus (CPH) Canada/Unite d Stat es of America, enUSA, First Printing Fuses.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Hav e your vehicl e serviced re gul arly t o help maintain its r oadworthiness and re sal e val ue. There is a l arge ne twork of authorized de alers tha t are there t o help you with their pr ofessional servicing expertise .
1. Inside the vehicl e, pull the hood rel ease handle l oca ted under the l eft-hand side of the instrument panel. 2. Slightly lift the hood . 2 E203009 3 3. Rel ease the hood l at ch by pushing the secondary r elea se lev er to your le ft-hand side. E202009 4 4.
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 2.0L E COBOOS T ™ A I H E B C D F G E188729 Engine cool ant reservoir . See Engine Coolant Check (p ag e 240). A Brak e fluid reserv oir (right-hand drive). See Br ake Fluid Check (p ag e 248). B Engine oil dipstick. See Engine Oil Dips tick (page 239).
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 3.5L EC OBOOS T ™ E173375 Engine cool ant reservoir . See Engine C oolant Check (page 240). A. Engine oil filler c ap. Se e Engine Oil Check (pag e 239). B. Engine oil dipstick. S ee Engine Oil Dipstick (pa ge 239). C. Brak e fluid reserv oir .
UNDER HOOD O VERVIEW - 3.5L DURA TEC A I E F G H B C D E224921 Windshiel d washer fl uid reservoir . See W asher Fluid Check (pag e 248). A. Brak e fluid reserv oir . See Br ake Fluid Check (pag e 248). B. Bat tery . See Changing the 12V Ba ttery (pa ge 249).
Engine Shield E173374 Some v ehicles may be e quipped with an aero-shiel d under the engine. This shiel d needs t o be remove d for service, including oil and filt er changes. T he shield has f our quick-rel ease f ast eners to secur e it in plac e. ENGINE OIL DIPS TICK - 2.
Note: Do not add oil further than the MAX mark. Oil l evels abo ve the MAX mark may cause engine dama ge. E142732 Only us e oils certifie d for ga soline engines by the Americ an Petrol eum Institute ( API).
W ARNINGS Do not put engine cool ant in the windshield w asher fluid c ontainer . If spra yed on the windshiel d, engine cool ant could mak e it difficult t o see through the windshiel d. T o reduce the risk of per sonal injury , make sur e the engine is cool befor e unscre wing the cool ant pressure relief c ap.
Do not use the foll owing a s a coolant substitute: • Alc ohol. • Methanol. • Brine. • Any engine cool ant mixed with al cohol or methanol antifre eze or cool ant. Alc ohol and other liquids can cause engine damag e from o verhea ting or freezing.
the service engine soon indic ator will illumina te. If the engine re aches a pre set ov er-tempera ture condition, the engine automa ticall y swit ches to alt ernating cylinder opera tion. Each disabl ed cylinder acts a s an air pump and cools the engine.
At this time , you ma y notice your engine cool ant tempera ture gau ge nee dle mov e to ward the H and the POWER RED UCED TO LO WER TEMP message ma y appear in the informa tion display . Y ou may notic e a reduction in vehicl e speed ca used by reduc ed engine power .
Note: Automa tic transmission fl uid expands when w armed. T o obtain an acc urat e fluid check, drive y our vehicle until you w arm it up, appr oximat ely 20 mi (30 km).
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Check the transmission fl uid at the normal opera ting tempera tures bet ween 180°F (82°C) and 200°F (93°C) on a l evel surfa ce. Drive y our vehicl e until you warm it up to the normal oper ating temper ature aft er approxima tel y 20 mi (30 km).
5. Install and tighten the tw o bolts that at tach the air filt er assembl y to the front of the v ehicle. 6. Inst all the bolt co ver . 7 . R einstall the harness retaining clip int o the front of the air fil ter assembl y .
Add fl uid to fill the reserv oir if the lev el is lo w . Only use a w asher fluid tha t meets Ford specific ations. Se e Capacities and Specifications (pa ge 294). Sta te or l ocal regul ations on vol atil e org anic compounds may re strict the use of methanol, a c ommon windshield wa sher antifreez e additive.
If you see an y corrosion on the ba ttery or terminal s, remo ve the cabl es from the terminal s and cle an with a wire brush. Y ou can neutr alize the acid with a solution of baking soda and wa ter .
Aft er batt ery replac ement, or in some ca ses aft er charging the ba ttery with an ext ernal charger , the bat tery mana gement sys tem r equires eight hours of v ehicle sle ep time to r elearn the ba ttery sta te of charg e. During this time your v ehicle must remain fully l ocked with the ignition s witched off.
ADJU STING THE HEADLAMPS V ertical Aim Adjustment The he adlamps on your v ehicle are properl y aimed at the a ssembly plant. If your v ehicle has be en in an accident, hav e the alignment of your he adlamps check ed by y our authorized deal er . Headlamp Aiming T arg et E142592 8 fe et (2.
5. Loca te the vertical a djuster on each headl amp. Use a Phillips #2 scre wdriv er to turn the adjuster either clock wise or counter clockwise t o adjust the vertic al aim of the headl amp. T he horizontal e dge of the brighter light shoul d touch the horizontal r eferenc e line.
E178598 2. R emove the scre ws that sec ure the lamp a ssembly . E178599 3. Remo ve the bulb. BULB SPECIFIC A TION CHART The specifie d replac ement bulbs are in the chart belo w .
Tra de number Function W5W License pl ate l amp LED * High-mount brak e lamp W5W Interior l amps * T o replac e these lamps, s ee an authorize d dealer .
CHANGING THE ENGINE AIR FIL TER W ARNING Do not start the engine with the air cle aner remov ed. This c an cause damag e not co vered b y the vehicle W arrant y and can resul t in serious injury . When changing the air fil ter element, use only the air fil ter el ement listed.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Y our Ford or Linc oln authorized deal er has many quality pr oducts avail able t o clean your v ehicle and prot ect its finishes.
• Immedia tel y remov e fuel spillag es, bird droppings, insect deposits and road t ar . These ma y cause damag e to your vehicl e ’ s paint work or trim ov er time. W e rec ommend Motorcr aft Bug and T ar Remov er . • R emove any e xterior ac cessories, f or exampl e antenna s, befor e entering a car w ash.
• Do not allo w wax to c ome in contac t with any non-body (l ow-gloss bl ack) col ored trim. T he wax will discol or or stain the parts o ver time. • R oof racks. • Bumpers. • Grained door handl es. • Side molding s. • Mirror housings. • Windshiel d cowl ar ea.
CLEANING THE INTERIOR W ARNINGS Do not use cle aning solv ents, blea ch or dye on the v ehicle ’ s saf ety belts, as the se actions ma y weak en the belt w ebbing. On vehicl es equipped with sea t-mounted airbag s, do not use chemical sol vents or strong det erg ents.
1. Wipe up spill ed liquid using a cle an, soft cloth a s quickly a s possible. 2. Use Motor craft P remium Le ather and Vinyl Cl eaner or a commer cially av ailable l eather cl eaning product f or automotiv e interiors. T est any cl eaner or stain remo ver on an inconspic uous are a.
Note: Industrial-strength or he avy-duty cle aners in combina tion with brush agitation to remo ve brak e dust and dirt, coul d wear aw ay the cle ar coat finish o ver a period time. Note: Do not use hydr ofluoric a cid-based or high caustic-ba sed wheel cl eaners, st eel wool, fuel s or strong household de tergent s.
• With y our foot on the brak e, shift through all the g ears whil e the engine is running. • W e rec ommend that you chang e the engine oil bef ore y ou use your vehicl e again. Fuel sy stem • Fill the fuel tank with high-quality fuel until the first aut omatic shutoff of the fuel pump nozzl e.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION A decal with tir e pressure da ta is loc at ed in the driver ’ s door opening. Check and set the tir e pressure a t the ambient temper ature in which y ou are intending t o drive your v ehicle and when the tires ar e cold . Note: Check your tire pre ssures regul arly to optimize fuel e conomy .
General Informa tion W ARNING Fail ure to f ollow the se guidelines coul d resul t in an increase d risk of loss of v ehicle c ontrol, injury or dea th. Note: Do not use the kit if a tire has be come sev erely damag ed by driving the vehicl e with a tire tha t has insufficient air pressure .
• When infl ating a tir e or other objects, use the bla ck air hose only . Do not use the transpar ent hose which is designed for se alant applica tion only . • Opera ting the kit could c ause an ele ctrical disturbance in r adio, CD , and DVD pl ayer oper ation.
E144924 7 . Push and turn dial ( A) count erclock wise to the se alant position. T urn on the kit by pr essing the on/ off button (B). E144621 8. Inflat e the tire to the pre ssure specified by the tir e label loc ated on the driv er's door or the door jamb are a.
2. Unhook the black ho se from the side of the compr essor and fa sten firmly on the val ve stem b y turning clockwise . 3. Push and turn the dial cl ockwise t o the air position.
E144624 2. Loc ate the y ellow c ap at the end of the cle ar tube. E144625 3. Using the yell ow cap tool, press the tab loc ate d on the kit compr essor housing while pulling up on the se alant canist er . Installation of the sealant c anister to the kit E144626 1.
Be sure t o check the sealant c ompound 's use by da te reg ularly . The use b y date is on the lo wer right hand corner of the l abel loc ate d on the seal ant canister (bottl e). The se alant canist er should be repl aced aft er four ye ars of non-use.
Tr action AA A B C W ARNING The tr action gr ade assigned to this tir e is base d on str aight-ahead br aking trac tion te sts, and does not include ac celer ation, cornering, hy droplaning or pe ak traction chara cteristics. The tr action gr ades, from highe st to l ow est are AA, A, B, and C.
* Standar d load: A cl ass of P-metric or Metric tir es designed to c arry a maximum lo ad at set pressur e. For e xample: For P-metric tir es 35 psi (2.
Information on P Type Tir es H I J K L M A B C D E F G E142543 P215/ 65R15 95H is an exampl e of a tire siz e, l oad index and speed ra ting. T he definitions of these items ar e listed bel ow . (Note tha t the tire siz e, l oad index and speed ra ting for y our vehicl e may be diff erent fr om this exampl e.
Note: Y ou ma y not find this informa tion on all tires bec ause it is not re quired by f ederal l aw . Speed ra ting Lett er ra ting 81 mph (130 km/h) M 87 mph (140 km/h) N 99 mph (159 km/h) Q 106 mp.
* Trea dwear T he trea dwear gr ade is a compar ativ e ra ting based on the we ar ra te of the tire when te sted under c ontrolle d conditions on a specified g overnment t est cour se. For ex ample, a tire grade d 150 woul d we ar one and one-half times a s well on the go vernment cour se as a tir e gra ded 100.
A. L T: Indic ate s a tire, designa ted by the T ire and Rim Associa tion, that is int ended f or service on light trucks. B. Load Rang e and L oad Inflation Limits: Indic at es the tire's l oad-carrying c apabilities and its infl ation limits. C.
C. 80: Indic at es the aspect r atio which give s the tire's ra tio of height to width. Numbers of 70 or l ower indic at e a short sidewall. D . D: Indica tes a diag onal type tire. R: Indica tes a r adial type tire . E. 16: Indic at es the wheel or rim diamet er in inches.
Al way s infla te your tir es to the Ford r ecommended infl ation pressur e even if it is l ess than the maximum infl ation pre ssure inf ormation f ound on the tire.
When the tir e tread w ears do wn to the s ame height as these w ear bars, the tire is w orn out and must be repl aced . Damag e P eriodicall y inspect the tir e treads and sidew alls for dama ge (such as bul ges in the tr ead or sidew alls, cra cks in the tre ad groov e and separ ation in the tre ad or sidew all).
This be gins with the let ter s DO T and indica tes tha t the tire mee ts all f eder al standards. T he next tw o numbers or le tters ar e the plant c ode designating wher e it wa s manufa ctur ed , the ne xt two are the tir e size code and the l ast four number s repre sent the week and ye ar the tire wa s built.
W ARNINGS 1. Mak e sure tha t you ha ve the corr ect tire and whe el size . 2. Lubric at e the tire bead and wheel bea d seat ar ea ag ain. 3. S tand at a minimum of 12 f eet (3.66 me ters) a way fr om the wheel and tire a ssembl y . 4. Use both eye and e ar prot ection.
Highwa y Hazards No ma tt er how car efully y ou drive, there is al wa ys the possibility tha t you ma y eventuall y hav e a fla t tire on the highw ay . Driv e sl owl y to the cl osest saf e are a out of tra ffic. This ma y further damage the fl at tire , but your sa fet y is more important.
R otating y our tires a t the rec ommended interv al (as indica ted in the S chedule d Maintenanc e chapter) will help your tir es we ar more ev enl y , pro viding bett er tire performanc e and l onger tire lif e. Some times irre gul ar tire we ar can be corr ecte d by rot ating the tires.
Note: The suspension insula tion and bumpers will help pre vent vehicle dama ge. Do not remo ve these components fr om your vehicl e when using snow tires and chains. The tir es on your vehicl e have all-w eather tre ads to pr ovide tra ction in r ain and snow .
Ple ase note tha t the TPMS is not a substitute f or proper tire maint enance, and it is the driver ’ s r esponsibility to maintain corr ect tire pressur e, ev en if under-inflation has not r eached the l evel to trigg er illumina tion of the TPMS low tir e pressure tell tale .
When Y our T emporary Spare Tir e is Install ed When one of your r oad tires needs t o be repl aced with the t emporary spar e, the sys tem will c ontinue to identify an issue to remind y ou that the damage d road wheel and tire a ssembly needs t o be repaired and put back on your v ehicle.
Cust omer action required Possibl e cause Low tir e pressure warning light Make sur e tires are a t the proper pres- sure. See Infla ting your tires in this chapter .
How T emperature A ffects Y our Tire Pressure The tir e pressure monit oring system monitor s tire pressure in e ach pneumatic tire. While driving in a normal manner , a typical pa ssenger tire infl ation pre ssure may incr ease about 2 t o 4 psi (14 to 28 kP a) from a col d start situation.
1. T-type mini-spare: T his spare tire begins with the l etter T f or tire size and may ha ve T emporary Use Only mol ded in the sidewall. 2. Full-size dissimilar spare with l abel on wheel: This spar e tire has a l abel on the wheel tha t sta tes: THIS WHEEL AND TIRE AS SEMBL Y FOR TEMPOR ARY USE ONL Y .
W ARNINGS Nev er get underne ath a vehicl e that is supported onl y by a jack. If the vehicl e slips off the jack, you or someone else c ould be seriousl y injured. Do not at tempt to chang e a tire on the side of the vehicl e close t o moving tr affic.
6. R emov e the second wing nut tha t secur es the jack ret ention brack et by turning it count erclock wise, then remo ve the jack kit from y our vehicle. 7 . R emove the jack and the wr ench from the fel t bag. Fol d down the wrench socke t used to l oosen the lu g nuts and to oper ate the ja ck.
E21 1 101 2. Insert the straight end of the ja ck ret ention brack et through the ey elet of the angle d bracke t and swing the ret ention brack et over the ja ck. With the jack in pla ce, pl ace the end of the ret ention brack et over the thr eaded stud in the trunk floor and s ecure it with the pla stic wing nut.
TECHNIC AL SPECIFIC A TIONS Wheel Lug Nut T orque Specifications W ARNING When a wheel is install ed, al wa ys r emov e any corrosion, dirt or foreign ma terials present on the mounting surf aces of the whe el or the surfa ce of the wheel hub, brak e drum or brake dis c that conta cts the wheel.
ENGINE SPECIFIC A TIONS - 2.0L E COBOOS T ™ 2.0L Ec oBoost engine Engine 122 Cubic inches 1-3-4-2 Firing order Coil on pl ug Ignition syst em 9 .3:1 Compr ession ratio 0. 027-0.031 in. (0 .70-0 .80 mm) Spark pl ug gap Drivebel t Routing 2.0L engine E161383 A B A.
Drivebel t Routing 3.5L Engine E191904 ENGINE SPECIFIC A TIONS - 3.5L EC OBOOS T ™ 3.5L EcoBoost Engine 214 Cubic inche s 1-4-2-5-3-6 Firing order Coil on pl ug Ignition syst em 0. 030 - 0.033 in ( 0.75 mm - 0 .85 mm) Spark pl ug gap 10. 0:1 C ompression r atio Drivebel t Routing 3.
MOTOR CRAFT P ART S - 2.0L EC OBOOS T ™ Motorcr aft part number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-910-S Oil filt er BXT-5 9 Bat tery BXT-65-6 50 * SP-537 Spark pl ugs FP68 Cabin air fil ter WW-2501 (driv er side) Windshiel d wiper blade WW-2043 (pa ssenger side) * This Mot orcra ft part is designed for v ehicles with Int elligent A ccess.
MOTOR CRAFT P ART S - 3.5L DURA TEC Part Number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-500-S Oil fil ter BXT-5 9 Bat tery BXT-65-6 50 * SP-534 Spark pl ugs FP-68 Cabin air fil ter WW-2501 (driv er side) Windshiel d wiper blade WW-2043 (pa ssenger side) * This Mot orcra ft part is designed for v ehicles with Int elligent A ccess.
MOTOR CRAFT P ART S - 3.5L ECOBOO ST ™ Part Number Component F A-1884 Air filt er element FL-500-S Oil fil ter BXT-65-6 50 Bat tery SP-534 Spark pl ugs FP-68 Cabin air fil ter WW-2501 (driv er side) Windshiel d wiper blade WW-2043 (pa ssenger side) W e rec ommend Motorcr aft repl acement parts a vail able at y our Ford deal er or at for dparts.
VEHICLE IDENTIFIC A TION NUMBER The v ehicle identifica tion number is loc ate d on the le ft-hand side of the instrument panel. E142476 Ple ase note tha t in the graphic, XXXX is repr esentativ e of your vehicl e identification number .
VEHICLE CERTIFIC A TION LABEL E167469 The Na tional Highway T raffic Sa fet y Administr ation R egula tions require tha t a Sa fe ty Compliance C ertification Label be affix ed to a v ehicle and prescribe wher e the Sa fe ty Compliance C ertification Label may be l ocat ed.
C AP A CITIES AND SPECIFIC A TIONS - 2.0L E COBOOS T ™ Capacities W ARNING The air c onditioning refriger ant syst em cont ains refrig erant under high pressur e. Only qu alified personnel shoul d service the air conditioning r efriger ant syst em. Opening the air conditioning r efrigerant s ystem can c ause personal injury .
Specification Name CX O-5W30-LFS12 W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine coolant (U .S.): Motor craft® Or ange Antifree ze/ Coolant P redilut ed VC-3DIL-B W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine coolant ( Canada): Motor craft® Or an.
Specification Name ESB-M1C93-B Mul ti-purpose grea se: Motor craft® Mul ti-Purpose Gre ase Spr ay XL-5 -- Lock cylinder s (U.S.): Pene trating and L ock Lubricant XL-1 -- Lock cylinder s (Canada): Pe.
Note: Automa tic transmissions tha t require MERC ON L V transmission fluid shoul d only use MERC ON L V transmission fluid . The use of any o ther fluid ma y cause transmission dama ge. C AP A CITIES AND SPECIFIC A TIONS - 3.5L DURA TEC Capacities W ARNING The air c onditioning refriger ant syst em cont ains refrig erant under high pressur e.
Specifications Material s Specification Name W SS-M2C945-A R ecommende d motor oil (U .S. and Mexic o): Motor craft® S AE 5W-20 Premium S ynthetic Bl end Motor Oil X O-5W30-QSP W SS-M2C945-A R ecommende d Motor oil ( Canada): Motor craft® S AE 5W-20 Super Pr emium Motor Oil CX O-5W30-LSP12 W SS-M2C945-A Optional motor oil (U .
Specification Name W SS-M2C938-A Aut omatic tr ansmission fluid (C anada): MERC ON L V Motorcr aft® MERC ON L V Automa tic T ransmission Fluid CX T-10-L V12 W SL-M2C192-A Po wer T ransf er Unit (PTU) fluid (A ll Wheel Driv e) (U.
Specification Name Pene trating Fl uid CX C-51-A If you use oil and fl uids that do not meet the defined specific ation and viscosit y grade , this may l ead to: • Component dama ge which is not co vered b y the vehicle w arranty . • Long er engine cranking periods.
C AP A CITIES AND SPECIFIC A TIONS - 3.5L EC OBOOS T ™ Capacities W ARNING The air c onditioning refriger ant syst em cont ains refrig erant under high pressur e. Only qu alified personnel shoul d service the air conditioning r efriger ant syst em. Opening the air conditioning r efrigerant s ystem can c ause personal injury .
Specification Name Motor craft® S AE 5W-30 Synthe tic Motor Oil MX O-5W30-QSP W SS-M2C946-A Optional motor oil (U .S. and Mexic o): Motor craft® S AE 5W-30 Full Synthe tic Motor Oil X O-5W30-QFS W SS-M2C946-A Optional Motor oil ( Canada): Motor craft® S AE 5W-30 Synthe tic Motor Oil CX O-5W30-LFS12 W SS-M97B44-D2 Engine coolant (U .
Specification Name W SL-M2C192-A Po wer T ransf er Unit (PTU) fluid (A ll Wheel Driv e) (Cana da) Motor craft® S AE 75W-140 S ynthetic Re ar Axle L ubricant CX Y-75W140-1L W SS-M14P19-A Windshiel d washer fl uid (U.
Specification Name MXL-1 If you use oil and fl uids that do not meet the defined specific ation and viscosit y grade , this may l ead to: • Component dama ge which is not co vered b y the vehicle w arranty . • Long er engine cranking periods. • Incre ase d emission level s.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION Radio Frequencies and R eception Fac tors AM and FM frequencies ar e established by the Federal C ommunications C ommission (FC C) and the Canadian R adio and T elec ommunications Commission ( CRT C). Those fr equencies are: • AM: 530, 540-1 700, 1 710 kHz • FM: 87 .
• MP3 and WMA fol der mode repres ents a fol der structure c onsisting of one le vel of fol ders. The CD pl ayer number s all MP3 and WMA track s on the disc (noted b y the MP3 or WMA file ext ension) and all fol ders containing MP3 and WMA file s, from F001 (fol der) T001 (track) t o F253 T255.
E210707 A B O N M L K J E I H C F G D RADIO: P ress this multipl e times to sel ect a radio b and. P ress and hol d to sele ct the autost ore function. Pr ess to re turn to the main screen of the ac tive radio b and. A CD: Pr ess to listen t o a CD. P ress the function butt ons to scroll thr ough the menu choices.
Seek, F ast Forward and Re verse: In ra dio mode, selec t a frequency band and press this but ton. The s ystem st ops at the first sta tion it finds in that direc tion. In SIRIUS mode, pre ss to sel ect the nex t or previous sa tellit e radio sta tion.
Audio Set tings Aut omatic ally adjusts the v olume to c ompensate f or speed and wind noise. Y ou can set the sy stem be tween 0 and + 7 . Speed C ompensat ed V olume Sel ect to adjust s ettings f or T reble , Midrange , Bass, F ade or Balanc e. Sound Sel ect to optimiz e sound quality for the chosen se ating position.
AUDIO UNIT - VEHICLE S WITH: PREMIUM AM/FM/ CD W ARNING Driving while distr acte d can resul t in loss of v ehicle c ontrol, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y rec ommend that you use e xtreme caution when using an y devic e that ma y take y our focus off the road .
VOL and P ower: P ress t o switch the sy stem on and off. T urn to adjus t the vol ume. D Seek, F ast Forward and Re verse: In ra dio mode, selec t a frequency band and press this but ton. The s ystem st ops at the first sta tion it finds in that direc tion.
SOUR CE: Press t o access diff erent audio modes, such a s AM, FM, Sa tellite Radio and Line in. A Seek, F ast Forward and Re verse: In ra dio mode, selec t a frequency band and press this but ton. The s ystem st ops at the first sta tion it finds in that direc tion.
Satellit e Radio Reception F actor s Potential sa tellite r adio reception issues For optimal rec eption performance , keep the ant enna cle ar of snow and ice buil d-up and keep l ugga ge and other mat erial as f ar away fr om the antenna as possibl e.
Troubl eshooting Action C ondition Messag e No action r equired. T his messag e should disappe ar shortly . Radio r equires more than two s econds t o produce audio for the s ele cted channel. Ac quiring … If this messag e does not cle ar shortly , or with an igni- tion ke y cycle , your rec eiver may ha ve a faul t.
AUDIO INP UT JACK W ARNINGS Driving while distr acte d can resul t in loss of v ehicle c ontrol, cra sh and injury . W e strongl y rec ommend that you use e xtreme caution when using an y devic e that ma y take y our focus off the road . Y our primary responsibility is the s afe opera tion of your vehicl e.
USB PORT (If Equipped) E176344 The USB port all ows y ou to plu g in media pla ying devices, memory stick s and charge devic es (if supporte d). See your S YNC informa tion. MEDIA HUB The media hub ma y be loca ted on the instrument panel or cent er consol e.
GENERAL INF ORMA TION E198355 S YNC is an in-vehicle c ommunications sys tem tha t works with y our Bluet ooth-enabled c ellular phone and portabl e media play er . This all ow s you to: • Make and r eceive c alls. • Ac cess and pl ay music fr om your portabl e music play er .
Monday-Sa turday , 8:30am-9:00pm ES T . Sunda y , 10:30am-7:30pm ES T . In the United S tat es, call 1-800-392-36 73. In Canada, c all 1-800-565-3673. Times ar e subject to chang e due to holiday s. S YNC Owner Acc ount Why do I nee d a SYNC owner a ccount ? • R equired to ac tivat e V ehicle Heal th R eport and to view the reports online .
S ystem da ta cannot be acc essed without special equipment and ac cess to the vehicl e's SYNC modul e. Ford Mot or Compan y and Ford of Cana da will not acc ess the syst em data f or any purpose.
If you want the s ystem t o carry out the following V oice c ommand Adjust the l evel of v oice inter action and fe edback. V oice Se ttings | V oice Pr eferenc es Hear a list of v oice commands a vail able in the current mode . Help Y ou can sa y any of the voice c ommands that appear within open and cl ose brack ets that are separ ate d by |.
Confirma tion prompts are short questions the sys tem a sks when it is not sure of y our reques t or when there are multipl e possible response s to your re quest.
USING S YNC ™ WITH Y OUR PHONE Hands-free c alling is one of the main fe atures of S YNC. Whil e the syst em supports a varie ty of f eature s, many are dependent on your c ell phone's functionality . At a minimum, most c ell phones with Blue tooth wirel ess technol ogy support the foll owing functions: • Answ ering an incoming c all.
Depending on your c ell phone's capability and your mark et, the sys tem ma y prompt you with questions, such as setting the current c ell phone as the primary cell phone (the cell phone S YNC automa tically tries to c onnect with first upon v ehicle start-up ) and downloading y our phonebook.
Y ou can also say any of the foll owing: V oice C ommand Call ___ Call ___ a t Home Call ___ a t W ork Call ___ in Office Call ___ on Mobil e Call ___ on Other Dial None of these commands ar e avail able until your c ell phone information is compl etel y downlo aded using Bl uet ooth.
Making a Call Press the v oice button and when prompt ed say: Action and Description V oice Command This c ommand is not avail able until your c ell phone informa- tion is compl etel y downlo aded using Bl uet ooth. Call ___ Use to ent er a phone number digit by digit.
Action and Description Messag e 1. Pr ess the phone button. 2. Ac cess the desir ed cont act through S YNC or use voic e commands to pl ace the sec ond call. Once ac tively in the se cond c all, press MENU . 3. Scroll t o Join Calls, and pre ss the OK button.
Press the phone butt on to enter the Phone Menu, then scroll t o: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button to r edial the la st number called . PHONE REDIAL Pr ess the OK button ag ain to confirm. Ac cess any pr eviously dial ed, r eceiv ed or missed calls a fter you connec t your Bluet ooth-enabled c ell phone to S YNC.
Action and Description Messag e R epeat ent ering le tters t o narrow y our sear ch. When you are s atisfied with your entry pr ess the right arrow k ey on the bezel. S YNC will jump to the phonebook conta ct name that ma tches your entry . Pr ess OK .
Action and Description Messag e Ac cess Blue tooth Device s menu listings and advance d menu listings. S YS SETTING S Pr ess the OK button to e xit the phone menu. EXIT MENU 1 This is a c ell phone-dependent fea ture. 2 This is a c ell phone-dependent and speed-dependent fea ture.
Repl y or forward the messag e, press OK and scroll t o choose between: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button to a ccess and then scr oll through the list of pre-define d messages t o send. REPL Y T O MSG Pr ess the OK button to f orward the mess age to an yone in your Phonebook or Call His tory .
Action and Description Messag e Allo ws you t o downloa d your unrea d messag es to S YNC. T o downl oad the messag es, press the OK butt on to sel ect. The displa y indicat es the syst em is downloa ding your mess ag es. When downl oading is compl ete, SYNC r eturns you t o the inbox.
Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button then sel ect one of the foll owing and press the OK butt on again t o confirm. MSG NTFY ON MSG NTFY OFF Modify the cont ents of your phone book (such as a dd, dele te, do wn- loa d).
Press the Phone butt on to enter the Phone Menu, then scroll t o: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button. S YS SETTINGS Pr ess the OK button. BT DEVICES Sel ect one of the follo wing: See Using S YNC ™ With Y our Phone (page 329). 1 ADD DEVICE Connec t a previousl y paired Bl uetooth-enabl ed phone.
Advanc ed The A dvanced menu all ows y ou to acc ess and set prompt s, languag es, def aults, perform a ma ster re set, install an applica tion and view syst em information. T o acc ess the advanced menu, pr ess the phone button to enter the Phone Menu, the scroll to: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess OK .
Action and Description Messag e Pr ess OK to sele ct. Y ou only nee d to press the OK butt on once. SYNC will be unre- sponsive f or 2-4 minutes whil e it is rebooting. W ait 2-4 minutes bef ore at tempting to e xe cute a S YNC command CONFIRM REBOO T? Install applica tions you hav e downl oaded .
Note: Befor e setting this f eatur e on, make sure tha t you read the 911 Assis t Privacy Notice l at er in this section f or important informa tion. Note: If any user turns 911 Assist on or off , that se tting applies for all pair ed phones.
• A connec ted Bluet ooth-enabled phone must hav e adequat e network c over age, bat tery pow er and signal strength. • The v ehicle must hav e batt ery power and be loc ate d in the U.S., Canada or in a territ ory in which 911 is the emerg ency number .
Note: Y our V ehicle Heal th Report f eature require s activa tion before use . Visit www .S YNCMyRide.c om to regist er . Ther e is no fee or subs cription associa ted with V ehicle He alth R eport, but you must r egister to use this f eature .
Action and Description Messag e Sel ect On to ha ve S YNC automatic ally prompt y ou to run a heal th report at c ertain milea ge interv als. * Scr oll to selec t between 5000 , 7500 or 10000-mile int ervals. Sel ect your desir ed option and press the OK butt on.
Note: The driver is ul timatel y responsible for the sa fe opera tion of the vehicl e, and theref ore, must e valua te whether it is sa fe to f ollow the su ggeste d directions. Any navig ation fe atures pro vided are onl y an aid. Make y our driving decisions based on y our observa tions of loc al conditions and existing tra ffic regul ations.
Action and Description V oice c ommand T o return to the S ervices main menu. S ervices R eceive sy stem help. help Y ou can sa y any of the voice c ommands that appear within open and cl ose brack ets that are separ ate d by |. For exampl e, where ( options | choices) appear s you say either; options or choices.
Rec eiving Turn-by-Turn Direc tions When connec ted to S YNC Services, press the v oice button and when pr ompted say: Action and Description V oice c ommand T o receiv e directions t o a loca tion.
Disconnecting fr om SYNC Servic es T o disconnec t from SYNC servic es, say: Action and Description V oice c ommand From the S YNC Service s main menu, or press and hol d the phone butt on on the steering whe el.
T o Ac cess Using the Phone Menu Press the phone butt on to acc ess the S YNC phone menu on-screen. Y ou can then scroll to: Menu item Pr ess OK to acc ess a list of av ailable applic ations. Mobile Apps Scr oll through the list of av ailable applic ations and press OK t o select a particul ar app.
T o Ac cess Using V oice Commands Press the v oice button and when prompt ed say: Action and description V oice c ommand Say the name of the applic ation aft er the tone.
T o Connec t Using the Sys tem Menu Plu g the devic e into the USB port. See USB Port (pa ge 323). Pr ess the AUX butt on, then the Menu butt on to ent er the Media Menu. Y ou can then scroll to: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button. SELECT SR C Pr ess the OK button.
Press the v oice button and when prompt ed say: Action and Description V oice c ommand The s ystem re ads the metada ta tags of the pl aying track, and if the metada ta tag s are popula ted, the s ystem will t ell you wha t track is pl aying.
V oice c ommand 1,2 The s ystem sear ches for a specific artist/tr ack/ album from the music inde xed through the U SB port. Se arch T rack ___ | Se arch Song ___ 1,2 This all ows y ou to make your pr evious command more specific. By using this command y ou can filt er though a pre vious selec- tion, such a s an artist to pla y only specific album.
Y ou can then scroll to: Action and Description Messag e Pla y your music by artist, album, genr e, pla ylists, track s, similar music or t o simply , pla y all. Y ou can also choose t o Explor e USB t o view the support ed digital music file s on your pla ying devic e.
Action and Description Messag e Inter act with S YNC-capable mobil e applications on y our smartphone. APPLICA TIONS Ac cess av ailabl e Bluet ooth Device menu listing s as w ell as Adv anced menu listings. S YS SETTINGS Pr ess OK to exit the media menu.
Action and Description Messag e Sort all inde xed media b y artist. Once sel ect ed, the sy stem lists and then pl ay s all artists and track s alphabeticall y . If there ar e fewer than 255 inde xed artists, the system list s them alphabeticall y in fla t file mode.
Action and Description Messag e Expl ore all supported digital me dia on your media devic e connec ted to the U SB port. Y ou can only view me dia content which is compa tible with S YNC; other files sa ved are not visible . EXPL ORE USB 1. Pr ess the OK button.
Action and Description Messag e 1. Pr ess the OK button. When find S YNC appear s in the displa y , press the OK butt on again. 2. Follo w the directions in y our phone's manual to put your phone into disc overy mode. A six-digit PIN appears in the displa y .
Y ou can then scroll to: Action and Description Messag e Pr ess the OK button. S YS SETTINGS Pr ess the OK button. ADV ANCED Y ou can then select one of the foll owing: Hav e SYNC guide y ou by asking que stions, helpful hints or ask y ou for a specific action.
S YNC ™ TROUBLESHOO TING Y our S YNC system is e asy t o use. How ever , should que stions arise, see the tabl es belo w . Use the websit e at any time t o check your phone's compa tibility , regist er your acc ount and set pref erences a s well as acc ess a customer r epresenta tive via an online chat ( during certain hours).
Phone issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Depending upon your phone, you ma y have t o grant S YNC permission to ac cess y our phonebook conta cts. Make sure t o confirm when prompt ed by your phone during the phonebook downl oad. Go to the w ebsite to r eview your phone's c ompatibility .
USB and media issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue T ry turning off the device , rese tting the device, remo ving the device's bat tery , then trying ag ain. This ma y be a possible devic e malfunction. I am having tr ouble connec ting my device.
V ehicle Heal th Report and Services (T raffic, Directions and Inf ormation) issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue This is a fr ee fea ture, but y ou must first r egister online to use it. Y ou did not activ ate y our acc ount on the website .
V oice c ommand issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue R eview the phone voic e commands and the media voic e commands at the beginning of their re spectiv e sections. Y ou may be using the wr ong voic e commands. Y ou may be spe aking too soon or at the wr ong time.
V oice c ommand issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Make sur e you are sa ying the conta cts exac tly as the y are liste d. For e xample, if you sav e a contact a s Joe Wils on, sa y "Call Joe Wils on". The s ystem may not be re ading the name the same wa y you are sa ying it.
AppLink issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue S YNC in order to find AppLink-capabl e apps on your de vice. iPhone users must also c onnect to S YNC's USB port with an Apple U SB cable. Ensure y ou have do wn- loa ded and installed the la test v ersion of the app from y our phone's app store.
AppLink issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue On an iPhone with iOS7+, t o for ce close an app , double tab the home butt on then swipe up on the app t o close it. T ab the home button again, then select the app again t o restart it. After a fe w seconds, the app shoul d then appear in S YNC's Mobile App's Menu.
AppLink issues Possibl e solution(s) Possibl e cause(s) Issue Unplug the U SB cable fr om the phone, w ait a moment, and plug the U SB cable back in t o the phone. A fter a fe w seconds, the app shoul d appear in S YNC's Mobile Apps Menu. If not, "For ce Clos e" the application and rest art it.
For a compl ete listing of the ac cessories that ar e avail able for y our vehicle , plea se conta ct your authorize d deal er or visit the online stor e web site: W eb Address (Unit ed States) www .Ac cessories.For d. com W eb Address ( Canada) www .
For maximum vehicl e performanc e, keep the foll owing inf ormation in mind when adding ac cessories or equipment t o your vehicl e: • When adding ac cessories, e quipment, passeng ers and lugg age .
PRO TECT Y OURSELF FR OM THE RISING CO ST OF VEHICLE REP AIRS WITH A FORD EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN. EXTENDED SER VICE PLAN (U.S. Onl y) More than 32 million For d owners hav e disco vered the po werful prot ection of Ford Ext ended Service Pl an.
A void the Rising Cost of P roperly Maintaining Y our V ehicle! Ford Ex tended Servic e Plan also off ers a Pr emium Maintenance Pl an that co vers all schedul ed maintenance , and sel ected we ar items. The c over age is prepaid , so you ne ver ha ve to w orry about affor ding your v ehicle ’ s maintenance.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE INFORMA TION Why Maintain Y our V ehicle ? Care fully foll owing the maintenanc e schedul e helps protec t agains t major repair expenses r esulting fr om neglect or inadequa te maintenanc e and may help to incre ase the v alue of your v ehicle when you sell or tr ade it.
When the oil change me ssage appear s in the informa tion display , it is time for an oil change. Make sure y ou perform the oil change within tw o week s or 500 mile s (800 kilome ters) of the messa ge appearing. Mak e sure you r eset the Intellig ent Oil-Life Monitor a fter each oil change.
Check every month Engine oil le vel. Function of all int erior and ext erior lights. Tir es (including spare) f or wear and pr oper pressur e. Windshiel d washer fl uid lev el. Check every six months Bat tery connections. Clean if nec essary . Body and door drain hol es for obstruc tions.
Multi-Point inspec tion Hazard w arning syst em operation Ac cessory drive bel t(s) Horn opera tion Batt ery performance Radia tor , cool er , hea ter and air conditioning hoses Engine air filt er Sus.
When to e xpect the OIL CHANGE REQUIRED messag e V ehicle use and e xample Interval Normal 7500-10000 mile s (12000-16000 km) Normal commuting with highw ay driving No, or moder at e, load or t owing .
At e very oil change interval a s indicated by the informa tion display * Inspect the tir es, tire we ar and measure the tr ead depth. Inspect the wheel s and rela ted components f or abnormal noise, we ar , looseness or dra g. * Do not ex ceed one y ear or 10000 miles (16000 kil ometer s) betw een service interv als.
SPECIAL OPER A TING C ONDITIONS SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE If you oper ate y our vehicle primaril y in any of the foll owing conditions, you need to perform e xtra maint enance as indic at ed. If you oper ate y our vehicle oc casionally under any of these c onditions, it is not nece ssary to perform the e xtra maintenanc e.
Ext ensive idling or l ow-speed driving for long dis tances, a s in heavy commercial use Change aut omatic transmission fl uid. Every 30000 mil es (48000 km) Change P TU and rear axl e fluid (A WD onl y). See axl e maintenanc e items under Exc eptions .
Axle and PTU maint enance : The P ower T ransf er Unit (PTU) and rear a xle ( A WD only ) in your vehicl e does not require an y normal schedul ed maintenance . V ehicles are el ectronicall y monitor ed and notify the driver r equired service b y displaying a messag e in the informa tion displa y .
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspecti.
E146852 Repair Order #: Distance: Engine hours (optional): Multi-point inspection (recommended): Signature: Dealer stamp 393 T aurus (CPH) Canada/Unite d Stat es of America, enUSA, First Printing Sche.
END USER LICENSE A GREEMENT VEHICLE SOFTW ARE END USER LICENSE A GREEMENT (EULA) • Y ou ( “ Y ou ” or “ Y our ” a s applicable) hav e acquired a v ehicle having se veral devic es, incl uding.
• Single EULA: T he end user documenta tion for the DEVICES and rel ated s ystems and servic es may contain mul tiple EULAs, such as multipl e transl ations and/ or multipl e media ver sions (e.g., in the user documenta tion and in the software). Ev en if you rec eive multipl e EULAs, you are lic ensed to use onl y one (1) copy of the SOFTW ARE.
• Links t o Third Party Sites: T he SOFTW ARE may pr ovide you with the ability t o link to thir d party sites. T he third party sit es are not under the contr ol of FORD MO TOR C OMP ANY , its a ffiliat es and/ or its designat ed ag ent.
TRADEMARK S: This EULA does not gr ant you any right s in connection with any trademark s or service marks of F ORD MO T OR COMP ANY , its a ffiliat es, and third party softw are and service pr oviders.
substitute f or your personal judgment. Any rout e suggestions ma de by this sys tem shoul d never r eplace any l ocal tra ffic regul ations or your per sonal judgment or knowl edge of sa fe driving prac tices.
Disclaimer of W arranty Y OU EXPRESSL Y A CKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THA T USE OF THE DEVICES AND SOFTW ARE IS A T Y OUR SOLE RISK AND THA T THE ENTIRE RISK AS T O SA TISF AC TOR Y QUALITY , PERFORMANCE, C OMP A TIBILITY , AC CURA CY AND EFFORT IS WITH Y OU.
Binding Arbitration and Cl ass Action W aiver (a) Application. T his Section applies t o any disput e EX CEPT IT DOES NO T INCLUDE A DISP UTE RELA TING TO COP YRIGHT INFRINGEMENT , OR T O THE ENFORCEMENT OR V ALIDITY OF Y OUR, FORD MO T OR COMP ANY , OR ANY OF FORD MO T OR COMP ANY ’ S LICENS ORS ’ INTELLECTU AL PROPERTY RIGHT S.
may a ward the same damag es to Y ou individuall y as a c ourt could . The arbitr ator may a ward decl arat ory or injunctive relie f only t o Y ou individually , and only t o the ext ent require d to satisfy Y our individual claim. Arbitration f ees and incentives.
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A A/C See: Clima te Contr ol ......................................... 106 About This Manual ........................................... 7 ABS See: Br akes ........................................................... 159 ABS driving hints See: Hints on Driving W ith Anti-Lock Brak es .
Aut omatic T ransmission Fluid Check - 3.5L Dura tec/3.5L Ec oboost ™ ............ 244 6F50/ 6F55 T ransmission .............................. 2 44 Aut owiper s ........................................................ 6 7 Auxiliary P ower P oints ..
Cool ant Check See: Engine C oolant Check ........................... 240 Cr ash S ensors and Airbag Indica tor ......... 41 Cre ating a MyK ey ........................................... 49 Progr amming/Changing C onfigurabl e Set tings .............
Ext ended Service Pl an (ESP) .................. 373 EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN ( CANADA ONL Y) ................................................................ 374 EXTENDED SERVICE PLAN (U .S. Only ) .......................................................
Hints on Contr olling the Interior Climat e ........................................................... 112 Cooling the Int erior Quickly .............................. 113 General Hints ......................................................... 112 Hea ting the Interior Quickly .
J Jump Starting the V ehicle ......................... 214 Connec ting the Jumper Cabl es ..................... 214 Jump Starting ....................................................... 215 Prep aring Y our V ehicle ...................................
Motor craft P arts - 2.0L EcoBoost ™ ................................................. 296 Motor craft P arts - 3.5L Dura tec .............. 29 7 Motor craft P arts - 3.5L Ecoboost ™ ................................................. 298 MyK ey T roubl eshooting .
R oadside Assistance ................................... 212 V ehicles S old in Canada: Get ting Roadside Assistanc e ......................................................... 212 V ehicles S old in Canada: R oadside Assistanc e Program C over age ...
S YNC ™ ............................................................ 324 General Inf ormation ......................................... 324 S YNC ™ T roubl eshooting ......................... 362 T T echnical Specific ations See: Cap acities and Specific ations .
Using Stabilit y Control ............................... 163 Using Summer T ires ................................... 283 Using S YNC ™ With Y our Media Pla yer ............................................................. 352 Ac cessing Y our Pla y Menu .
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