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7.    Display

(Menu > Settings > Display)

7.1 

Brightness and Contrast

7.1.1

  

Brightness

Note:

 The instrument cluster is the 

master illumination control. Adjusting the 
illumination via the cluster will also affect 
the ICC illumination.

The ICC illumination can be adjusted 
independently from the cluster via the 
brightness slider adjustment bar.

Turn the ICC Control Dial clockwise to 
increase the brightness intensity of the 
ICC screen. 

Turn the ICC Control Dial 
counterclockwise to reduce the 
brightness intensity of the ICC screen.

The screen will flip from day to night 
mode when the headlights are on. 

Interior Command Centre (ICC)

6.3 

Alarm Enable with Remote

Alarm Enable with Remote enables the 
alarm via a press of the lock button on 
the remote keypad.

Press the OK button to select Alarm 
Enable with Remote.

Note:

 Alarm Enable with Remote and 

Alarm Enable with Key Out cannot both 
be selected. Only one of the two can be 
selected at any one time.

6.4 

Alarm Enable with Key Out

Alarm Enable with Key Out enables the 
alarm when the key is removed from the 
ignition barrel.

Press the OK button to select Alarm 
Enable with Key Out.

Note:

 Alarm Enable with Remote and 

Alarm Enable with Key Out cannot both 
be selected. Only one of the two can be 
selected at any one time.

6.5 

Default Alarm Settings

Default Alarm Settings will restore the 
factory default settings for the alarm 
menu. 

Default Alarm Settings can only be 
selected if the configuration of alarm 
settings deviates from the default. 

Press the OK button to select Default 
Alarm Settings.

Summary of Contents for Falcon (FG) 2010

Page 1: ...nce features 106 Starting the engine 108 Fuel and refuelling 109 Roadside emergencies 113 Transmission 116 Brakes 123 All rights reserved Reproduction by any means electronic or mechanical including p...

Page 2: ...ading with without trailer 140 Trailer towing 143 Fuses and relays 154 Vehicle recovery 162 Maintenance 164 Vehicle care 175 Vehicle battery 177 Wheels and tyres 179 Vehicle identification 192 Technic...

Page 3: ...safety economy and pleasure you will derive from driving it This Owner s Manual will familiarise you with the operation of your vehicle and provides hints on everyday driving emergencies and general c...

Page 4: ...inflated 4 Be sure the area to the rear is clear if you intend to reverse Before driving off 1 Be sure you are familiar with your vehicle and its operating controls Introduction 2 Position the seat so...

Page 5: ...500 kg for the first 1 500 km and follow the instructions provided in the towing section of this manual after this initial period From 1 500 kilometres onwards you can gradually increase the performan...

Page 6: ...this Owner s Manual Front Window Demist Auto Distribution Modes Rear Window Demist Climate System OFF Fresh Recirculated Air Mode Air Conditioning ON OFF Auto Mode ON Blower Fan Speed Driver Temperat...

Page 7: ...press to eject multiple CDs follow prompts on screen 5 Seek Up Manually increase radio frequency to find radio stations 6 Seek Down Manually decrease radio frequency to find radio stations 7 SCN AS Sc...

Page 8: ...zone up or down as directed by the driver e g 60 km h 70km h 80km h etc To enable cruise control Pull the CRUISE switch on the steering wheel to enable the cruise control system The MFD indicates CRU...

Page 9: ...km h increment If a further index is required the process is repeated Coarse adjustment Indexing Example 1 Current vehicle speed 74km h Desired cruise speed 100km h Index UP 74km h indexes to 80km h...

Page 10: ...icator will cancel leaving just the word CRUISE illuminated The last set speed will continue to be displayed on the instrument cluster The cruise control system will also be temporarily disengaged by...

Page 11: ...isplay shows the same information as the sub menu but generally with more detail 3 Scroll sub menu up 4 Scroll sub menu down 5 Select 6 ODO Press ODO 6 to select trip odometer A B or ODO Press and hol...

Page 12: ...to zero Reset all trip Press up 3 or down 4 arrows to move through trip functions Press SEL 5 to reset the selected function Warnings Displays a list of current warnings Press up 3 or down 4 arrows t...

Page 13: ...d in the centre console bin Compatible iPod models are listed on the ford com au website Press CD AUX 8 to select iPod mode The last known playing song will begin to play All iPod operations must be p...

Page 14: ...e Phone menu follow the on screen prompts After pairing your phone it will automatically reconnect every time you return to the car with the same phone Refer to your phone s manual and the Phone and B...

Page 15: ...he Phone button Accept a second call Currently in a call Short press of the Phone button depending on phone and network settings Swap between two calls Two calls have been accepted Short press of the...

Page 16: ...nsive range of services designed to give you total peace of mind motoring These services are tailored to promptly assist you in the event of unforeseen circumstances and include assistance with a flat...

Page 17: ...y restrained Never install any child restraint eg baby capsule child seat or booster seat in the front seat where a passenger air bag is fitted as a serious injury or death may result from the force o...

Page 18: ...provided with the child restraint If you have any doubts contact the child restraint manufacturer or consult an approved Restraint Fitting Station Typical rearward facing child restraint system E6891...

Page 19: ...om side to side to verify that it is secured Note The side curtain air bag where fitted will not interfere with children restrained using a properly installed child restraint or booster seat because i...

Page 20: ...the anchor point Always ensure that the attaching clip is properly engaged with the anchor fitting and the tether strap length is adjusted to remove any slack Incorrectly fitted child restraints may...

Page 21: ...ips conforming to AS1754 1991 or later These can be purchased from your Ford dealer child restraint manufacturers or suppliers If your child restraint does not have an approved latched hook attachment...

Page 22: ...ldproof safety locks When activated the rear doors can only be opened using the exterior handles To activate open each rear door place a screwdriver in the slot and turn clockwise The locks can be dea...

Page 23: ...liner on the outboard side of the roof panel Vehicles fitted with side curtain airbags can be identified by an Airbag label located near the top of the B pillar trim The airbag system is a supplementa...

Page 24: ...orce WARNINGS If you are too close to an inflating airbag it could seriously injure you Move your seat as far back as practical to allow room for airbag inflation Because the system senses crash sever...

Page 25: ...lts is required by law even when airbags are fitted Occupant protection Never place objects in front of you while you are seated in the front seat as injury may result from the object when it is force...

Page 26: ...The airbags are designed to deploy if the collision suits the criteria for deployment The propellant causes a rapid chemical reaction in a container producing gas to fill the airbag s The inflating a...

Page 27: ...l and occupant to further enhance the protection provided to occupants in certain side impact collisions Because the system senses crash severity some collisions will not inflate the airbag s Side hea...

Page 28: ...e with the vehicle service manual If the side curtain airbag is not replaced the unrepaired area will increase the risk of injury in a collision ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT The wearing of seat belts is...

Page 29: ...crash severity some collisions will not inflate the airbag s Side thorax airbags and side curtain airbags are designed to inflate in certain side impact collisions not rollover rear impact frontal or...

Page 30: ...lt in injury to yourself and others Fitment of a bull bar may also void the vehicle s compliance with Australian Design Rules If the warning light does not illuminate when the ignition is switched on...

Page 31: ...protection SEAT BELTS WARNINGS Seat belts are designed to bear upon the bony structure of the body and should be worn low across the front of the pelvis or the pelvis chest and shoulders as applicable...

Page 32: ...of movement but will lock when the webbing is tugged very quickly or with any rapid change in vehicle motion such as braking or impact or when the vehicle attitude is a substantial angle away from no...

Page 33: ...ap section of the belt as tight as comfort will allow and as low as possible below the abdomen WARNING Position the seat belt correctly for your safety and that of your unborn child Do not use only th...

Page 34: ...ts are fastened during certain frontal or near frontal collisions Seat belt pretensioners provide additional protection by tightening the webbing of the lap and shoulder belts in such a way that they...

Page 35: ...lt is fastened The text message FASTEN FRONT SEAT BELT appears on the Multi Function Display screen for 5 seconds during the first cycle The driver has fastened their seat belt before the ignition swi...

Page 36: ...ting after approximately 5 minutes or until both front occupants have fastened their seatbelts The text message FASTEN FRONT SEAT BELT appears on the Multi Function Display screen for 5 seconds during...

Page 37: ...orded on a tag which is found in your owner s pack The tag should be stored in a safe place not inside the vehicle Note Your ignition keys have individual transponders inside them which can help preve...

Page 38: ...sounds a series of short beeps when locking with the keypad check that all doors are properly closed or that there is no key in the ignition Note The hazard lights will flash once when unlock is pres...

Page 39: ...nd Centre method To programme the unlock strategy for the car all keypads will use the same strategy using the ICC see also Interior Command Centre Settings section Press the Menu button Select Settin...

Page 40: ...s than 12km h The key is removed from the ignition and the doors remain unlocked Note To programme the Secure Boot Feature using the ICC see also Interior Command Centre Settings section Press the Men...

Page 41: ...the ignition OFF The door locks will cycle to indicate that the training mode has been exited Replacement batteries If the range of the transmitter in the key decreases gradually the battery should be...

Page 42: ...and security 4 Insert the screwdriver into the opening at the side of the keypad container and rotate it to start opening the container 5 Insert the screwdriver into the opening at the front of the ke...

Page 43: ...door lock switch positioned on the Interior Command Centre to lock all of the doors ICC central locking button Door lock button Locks and security Non flip key battery replacement Certain Falcon vari...

Page 44: ...he vehicle with the doors locked the doors can be unlocked and opened by pulling the door handle from the inside Doors can be unlocked but kept closed by partially pulling the front door handles Locks...

Page 45: ...mpt to start the engine will be electronically inhibited unless the correct coded ignition key is used Your vehicle is supplied with two electronically coded ignition keys Only these keys can be used...

Page 46: ...ion II within 5 seconds this third key is coded to the system The door locks will cycle 3 times to indicate the third key has been successfully coded Wait for the door lock cycling to complete Turn th...

Page 47: ...audible alarm system works through a siren with independent battery backup which is triggered by switches fitted to all doors bonnet and the boot Operation The anti theft alarm has four modes DISARME...

Page 48: ...s point the system can be disarmed by a remote key unlock or key inserted into ignition and turned ON depending on setting If not performed after 12 seconds the siren will sound Alarm trigger When the...

Page 49: ...reach Firmly lock the release lever in position after adjustment Note Make sure that you are sitting in the correct position See The importance of being properly seated section HORN Press the area on...

Page 50: ...and side of the steering wheel are used to control the audio system and where Bluetooth is fitted operation of a compatible mobile phone For full details on the Audio control buttons and paddle see Au...

Page 51: ...n the ON position the delay between wipes varies with vehicle speed As vehicle speed increases the time delay between wipes decreases This feature also includes a wipe on take off function This wipe i...

Page 52: ...en or car wash detergent Change the wiper blades on your vehicle at least once a year CHANGING THE WIPER BLADES Windscreen wiper blades It is recommended that wiper blades are renewed before winter 1...

Page 53: ...ew wiper insert into the metal support Ensure that the refill passes through each metal claw 4 Assemble the new end cap onto the wiper blade ensuring that the end cap is securely located behind the tw...

Page 54: ...ICC see also Interior Command Centre Settings section 1 Select Settings from Main menu 2 Select Lighting from Settings menu 3 Select Auto Headlight On Off Adjustment from Settings menu 4 Adjust slide...

Page 55: ...lever back to switch the high beam off Headlight flash Momentarily pull the lever towards the steering wheel to flash the high beam headlights Lighting FRONT FOG LIGHTS where fitted The fog light swi...

Page 56: ...minated for a short period When any door is opened the interior light will be illuminated A short period of time after all doors are closed the interior light will fade to off If all doors are closed...

Page 57: ...ed As per the front reading lights above CHANGING A BULB WARNINGS Switch the lights and the ignition off Let the bulb cool down before removing it CAUTIONS Do not touch the glass of the bulb Only fit...

Page 58: ...or small high beam rubber boot from the rear of the headlight Be careful of any sharp edges on surrounding components 5 Release the bulb retaining spring clip and remove the bulb For the high beam bu...

Page 59: ...mmended that this procedure is carried out by your Authorised Ford Dealer Lighting 4 Reach into the gap and locate the turn signal connector Turn the bulb holder 1 8 turn anti clockwise to release 5 R...

Page 60: ...light share one light bulb with two filaments 1 Open the boot lid 2 Remove the scrivet and pull back the boot trim to reveal the three nuts retaining the light assembly cluster 3 Remove the three ret...

Page 61: ...e lamp A Rear license plate lamps 1 Carefully insert a flat blade under one side of the lamp assembly 2 Press gently on the locking tab 3 Lift the lamp assembly out of the licence plate trim 4 Disconn...

Page 62: ...5WLL High mounted brake lamp 16W Wedge Brake lamp Spoiler mounted Sealed LED Rear license plate lamp 5W Wedge Reverse lamp 16W Interior lamps Lamp Bulb type Luggage compartment 10W Interior dome lamp...

Page 63: ...nition is switched ON in ACC position or for 1 hour after the ignition is switched OFF This time is reduced to 40 seconds if any door is opened Rear windows only work when the driver lock is not activ...

Page 64: ...ble to aid the driver while reversing the vehicle by tilting the passenger s side exterior mirror to increase rearward vision The mirror dip button is located next to the memory buttons on the right h...

Page 65: ...the ON position 2 Select REVERSE gear 3 When pressing the mirror dip button briefly no chime will sound This indicates that the mirror dip feature is enabled Press and hold the mirror dip button for...

Page 66: ...ation DASH LAYOUT LOW SERIES Interior Command Centre Screen Centre Vents Climate Controls Hazard Flasher CD Player Audio Player Lock Unlock Dynamic Stability Control Interior Lights Power Source 12V A...

Page 67: ...ent Cluster Wiper Controls Scroll Keys Headlight Controls Beam High Low Flasher Direction Indicators Fog Lamps Side Vents Odometer Menu Fuses Ignition Switch Keys Keypad Cruise Control Audio Controls...

Page 68: ...Command Centre Screen Centre Vents Climate Controls Hazard Flasher Dual Zone Climate Control CD Player Audio Player Lock Unlock Power Source 12V Dynamic Stability Control Interior lIghts Audio Aux In...

Page 69: ...ent Cluster Wiper Controls Scroll Keys Headlight Controls Beam High Low Flasher Direction Indicators Fog Lamps Side Vents Odometer Menu Fuses Ignition Switch Keys Keypad Cruise Control Audio Controls...

Page 70: ...LUSTER There are three different instrument panel cluster designs depending on vehicle specification Instrumentation XT G6 instrument panel cluster XR Series instrument panel cluster G6E G6E Turbo ins...

Page 71: ...the engine below 4 000 rpm Temperature gauge Indicates the temperature of the engine At normal operating temperature the indicator remains within the normal area If it enters the red section or if th...

Page 72: ...headlights are flashed General warning indicator Illuminates or flashes depending on the warning that is active Warnings can be Yellow or Red depending on the severity of the warning with Red taking...

Page 73: ...at belt warning light Reminds occupants to fasten their seat belts There are two modes for the seatbelt indicator Warning Mode The seatbelt indicator will be activated when the ignition is turned on I...

Page 74: ...the park brake is on or not fully released with the ignition switched ON If the vehicle starts moving with the park brake on a single rising beep warning tone will sound and continue to sound for 20...

Page 75: ...e through various items in the Submenu Display and then select the desired item into the Main Display Displays any item selected from the Submenu Display The desired cruise speed can be set and adjust...

Page 76: ...km hr or OFF The Overspeed function is an alert to tell the driver that a pre determined vehicle speed has been exceeded This setting can be adjusted or switched on or off using the Settings menu See...

Page 77: ...hed For details on how to set this function see Setting Dis to Dest section under Section 3 Main Display of the Instrumentation chapter Average speed Displays the average speed travelled since the las...

Page 78: ...smission is in Park P 6 Vehicle has travelled a total distance of 1999 km If the driver wishes to change the main display to show current vehicle speed To do this first the Submenu must be cycled thro...

Page 79: ...isplay has three functions 1 Displays any item selected from the Submenu Display see Section 2 Submenu Display above 2 Displays the Settings menu for adjustment and setting of various items see Adjust...

Page 80: ...buttons 2 Once Set Dimming is highlighted press the SEL button to select 3 The illumination can now be increased up or down in 5 increments using the up down buttons 4 Press SEL to accept your new set...

Page 81: ...journey 1 From the Settings menu above toggle to Set DisToDest using the up down buttons 2 With Set DisToDest highlighted press the SEL button to select 3 Use the up down buttons to increase decrease...

Page 82: ...adjusted or switched on or off Rest timer Can be set to 2 3 or 4 hours Brings up an audio and visual reminder to the driver to take a break To set the Rest Timer before a journey 1 From the main sett...

Page 83: ...settings to the factory default To reset all 1 From the main Settings menu toggle to Reset All using the up down buttons 2 With Reset All highlighted press the SEL button to return all screen settings...

Page 84: ...ehicle should be taken to the nearest Authorised Ford Dealer for inspection and repair If the MIL flashes at a rate of approximately one flash per second when driving then this indicates a fault has d...

Page 85: ...thorised Ford Dealer as soon as possible Instrumentation Smartshield security light Flashes to indicate that the Smartshield engine immobilisation system is activated The security light will remain il...

Page 86: ...ce section Turn indicators left on Indicates that the turn indicators have been left on for a distance of more than 3 2 kms Instrumentation ETC Oil pressure warning indicator The oil pressure warning...

Page 87: ...amp fault Indicates a fault in the headlamp system Have the vehicle checked by an Authorised Ford Dealer as soon as possible Performance mode Indicates that the transmission is operating in Performanc...

Page 88: ...l distance travelled by the vehicle in kilometres Press the ODO button to cycle from the Odometer to Trip A from Trip A to Trip B and from Trip B back to the Odometer The tripmeters are useful for rec...

Page 89: ...climate control in AUTO mode uses it to closely control the climate within the vehicle It is recommended that the system is left in AUTO mode at all times for optimum driver and passenger comfort In...

Page 90: ...ent Side Vents Adjustable Windscreen Front Footwell Front Footwell Centre Vents Adjustable Demisting Climate control Air Distribution The air flow volume and direction can be regulated with the contro...

Page 91: ...he warmer the setting the warmer the air directed to the face and front footwell although air to the face vents is always somewhat cooler than to the footwell centre console vents when heating is betw...

Page 92: ...rs or fumes select the recirculated air mode The recirculated air mode can also be used to allow the air conditioner to more effectively cool the vehicle s cabin Do not use the recirculated air mode i...

Page 93: ...Note The outside air temperature displayed is an approximate temperature indication only Climate control Sun load measurement The dual zone automatic climate control includes a sun load sensor located...

Page 94: ...week to prevent the system seals from drying out Air conditioning servicing Have the air conditioning system checked and serviced if necessary in both hot and cold seasons by an Authorised Ford Dealer...

Page 95: ...ON OFF Auto Mode ON Blower Fan Speed Temperature Control Blower Fan Speed Temperature Control Semi Auto Mode Auto Distribution Modes Auto Mode ON Fresh Recirculated Air Mode Rear Window Demist Outsid...

Page 96: ...vel without any further assistance Auto mode automatically controls air inlet air distribution fan speed air conditioning and temperature From time to time it may be noticed that the air distribution...

Page 97: ...is operating Full heating is only available when the engine is at normal operating temperature Note The air conditioner will only operate with the engine running Distribution mode selector This button...

Page 98: ...Modes Rear Window Demist Climate System OFF Fresh Recirculated Air Mode Air Conditioning ON OFF Auto Mode ON Blower Fan Speed Driver Temperature Control Passenger Temperature Control Blower Fan Speed...

Page 99: ...ure control buttons for either side of the cabin Climate control After starting the engine if Auto is displayed the system will automatically adjust to the selected comfort level without any further a...

Page 100: ...bove 30 C is selected then HIGH is displayed The automatic temperature control may be overridden by selecting H HIGH or C LOW from the driver temperature setting button This action will cause the pass...

Page 101: ...ution modes can be found earlier in this section Air conditioning Press the A C button to toggle the air conditioner on off Note If the blower fan is off and A C is turned on the fan will automaticall...

Page 102: ...ured or killed Do not allow people to ride in any area of the vehicle that is not fitted with seats and seat belts Be sure everyone in your vehicle is in a seat and is using a safety belt properly Ens...

Page 103: ...he release button and lower the head restraint to the desired position Make sure the head restraint engages properly when in position The head restraint should be located so that the top of the head r...

Page 104: ...table pedal memory where fitted The seat memory system enables 5 driver s seat exterior mirror and adjustable pedal positions to be programmed and recalled Two of these positions are stored and recall...

Page 105: ...ing the rear seatbacks One or both rear seatbacks can be folded down to increase cargo space Release the button on the outer side of the headrest to fold the rear seatback down WARNING When returning...

Page 106: ...ke pedal with your feet on the pedals or while the vehicle is moving POWER SOURCE 12V There is one 12 Volt power outlet located below the Interior Command Centre It is provided for the connection of a...

Page 107: ...ity mirrors may be fitted with sliding covers CUP HOLDERS where fitted Cartons The cup holders have a centrally located insert When this insert is removed the cup holder will accommodate small drink c...

Page 108: ...d by holding the key in the Start position This should only be necessary in emergency situations for example if the vehicle has run out of fuel and needs to be re primed If the vehicle is flashing bet...

Page 109: ...is extremely hazardous under certain conditions Care should be taken to avoid inhaling excess fumes Petrol vehicles Fuel tank capacity The fuel tank capacity for all petrol sedans is 68 litres Fuel o...

Page 110: ...The flap will pop open slightly to allow the flap to be opened Slowly unscrew the petrol cap anti clockwise CAUTIONS A security feature will not allow the fuel flap to open fully if the car is locked...

Page 111: ...Falcons factory built with E Gas are designed and tested by Ford Motor Company to run on LPG Petrol Falcons are not compatible with LPG fitment LPG fitment on petrol Falcons may compromise safe vehicl...

Page 112: ...he Roadside Emergencies section for information on emergency procdedures for E Gas vehicles Fuel and refuelling CATALYTIC CONVERTER The catalytic converter is a device that helps reduce exhaust gas po...

Page 113: ...fety Activation of the switch may also be caused through sudden vibrations e g collision when parking The fuel system shut off switch is located in the front passenger outboard footwell The reset butt...

Page 114: ...bystanders away from the vehicle Suspected gas leak 1 Ensure there are no sources of ignition near the vehicle 2 Call the nearest Authorised Ford Dealer or registered LPG repairer for assistance Accid...

Page 115: ...el decanted and appropriate repairs made Service valve The service valve is used to turn off gas supply to the engine Note If the vehicle is to be stored for a prolonged period the service valve must...

Page 116: ...transmission Transmission DRIVING WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISSION The clutch pedal should only be used for engaging or disengaging the drive when starting off or changing gears Do not slip the clutch unnec...

Page 117: ...compartment and exhaust system which can start a fire DRIVING WITH AN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION All petrol and most LPG automatic vehicles are fitted with 6 speed automatic transmission Depending of spe...

Page 118: ...limbing etc press the accelerator pedal all the way to the floor The transmission will downshift to a lower gear Park position locks the transmission P is displayed on both the multifunction display a...

Page 119: ...Sequential Sports Shift to allow you to manually select the gears This is achieved by either moving the gear lever backwards to upshift or forward to downshift The gear selector lever returns to the...

Page 120: ...th Provides economic driving at higher speeds in the 4 speed automatic transmission For 6 speed automatic transmissions this gear should be selected for near constant moderate driving conditions on th...

Page 121: ...o assist acceleration WARNING Rapid acceleration and downshift can compromise traction under certain road and weather conditions Always observe the local speed limit and drive safely adjusting your dr...

Page 122: ...ravelling uphill or downhill the transmission will hold the gear to prevent the gearbox up shifting This ensures an adequate gear ratio to climb a hill and a degree of engine braking when travelling d...

Page 123: ...If you apply your brakes continuously they may overheat and become less effective Wet brakes have a lower coefficient of friction resulting in reduced braking efficiency After leaving a car wash drivi...

Page 124: ...efficiency stopping distances can vary greatly depending on the road surface and conditions Use of the anti lock braking system cannot eliminate the dangers inherent in driving too close to the vehicl...

Page 125: ...ARNINGS Aggressive driving in any road conditions can cause you to lose control of your vehicle increasing the risk of severe personal injury or property damage The occurrence of DSC intervention is a...

Page 126: ...on Controls The DSC system is automatically switched to the default ON mode see section DSC Modes of operation when the engine is started and should be left active in all normal driving conditions If...

Page 127: ...e s traction and or stability If you are not sure which DSC mode is active it is recommended you bring the vehicle to a safe halt completely turn the engine off key turned back to 0 position and resta...

Page 128: ...e pedal is applied This can reduce stopping distances in critical situations WARNING The Emergency Brake Assist is an additional system which is not intended to relieve the driver of their responsibil...

Page 129: ...detected by the sensors Moving or small objects particularly those close to the ground may not be detected by the sensors In addition objects that absorb ultrasonic waves may not always be detected du...

Page 130: ...with a High Series Interior Command Centre ICC a graphic is displayed on the colour TFT screen to accompany the audible warning If the reverse sensing system detects an object within range it will be...

Page 131: ...o replace head checks and mirrors when reversing your vehicle The camera is mounted within the appliqu on the decklid and should not be used as a device to lift or close the boot The purpose of the re...

Page 132: ...trol system has been designed to allow easy setting to speed zones For convenience there is an indexing capability which adjusts the set speed to the next speed zone up or down as directed by the driv...

Page 133: ...ontrol system provides two methods for adjusting the set speed These are coarse and fine adjustment Fine adjustment A fine adjustment is possible tapping either SET or SET This will adjust the set spe...

Page 134: ...exes to 100km h Example 2 Current vehicle speed 74km h Desired cruise speed 50km h Index DOWN 74km h indexes to 70km h Index DOWN 70km h indexes to 60km h Index DOWN 60km h indexes to 50km h Cruise co...

Page 135: ...y pressing the RES COAST button The CRUISE SET indicator will cancel leaving just the word CRUISE illuminated The last set speed will continue to be displayed on the instrument cluster The cruise cont...

Page 136: ...launch assist follow the procedure below 1 Car must be stationary 2 Press the clutch pedal to the floor to disengage the clutch 3 Press the accelerator pedal to bring the rev counter up to 3500rpm Not...

Page 137: ...turn the vehicle to a safe direction of travel In the event of an emergency stop press the brake firmly and steer to avoid obstacles as necessary If the vehicle goes from one type of surface to anothe...

Page 138: ...dy car park or in snowy conditions In this type of situation it may be possible to rock the vehicle free by alternating between Forward and Reverse gears whilst using a light accelerator pedal pressur...

Page 139: ...g System which prevents engine damage if the cooling system fails unexpectedly Note This feature is standard on six cylinder petrol engines only The vehicle will sense the engine overheating and autom...

Page 140: ...n Gross axle load rating Rear GALR Rr Is the maximum permissible value for the gross axle load on the rear axle Laden Trailer Mass LTM The mass of the trailer including the towball download plus the t...

Page 141: ...oad by the same amounts above This table may be useful pending the confirmation of compliance to the applicable ratings by weighing the vehicle and trailer where appropriate or uncertain ROOF CARRY BA...

Page 142: ...cts will be increased If your vehicle is fitted with a roof or high mounted rack cargo To maintain handling performance it is recommended for each 10kg of roof rack and roof cargo reduce by typically...

Page 143: ...speed and initial load restrictions Detailed explanations of the above guidelines are included in the following pages 1 VEHICLE AND TRAILER LOAD LIMITS The maximum permissible towed mass is dictated b...

Page 144: ...or be restricted For safety and vehicle handling requirements the trailer must maintain a reasonable download on the towball typically 5 to 10 of laden trailer mass depending on trailer load design I...

Page 145: ...placard in the glove box and also in the Tyre pressure tables in the Wheels and tyres section General Refer to previous section Guide to determining and adjusting vehicle loads WARNING The loads for...

Page 146: ...es listed in the Towing and Vehicle Load Limits table in Guideline 5 of Trailer Towing section The front axle and tyre loadings of the Laden vehicle after the application of the level ride system must...

Page 147: ...ent for towing a trailer and make sure it is properly attached to your vehicle See your Authorised Ford Dealer or a reliable trailer dealer if you require assistance Before commencing a journey check...

Page 148: ...ehicle will change while towing a trailer For example if your trailer runs off the paved highway surface onto the road shoulder resist the temptation to quickly turn the steering wheel to bring the tr...

Page 149: ...e operation and continues to radiate heat after the engine is turned off Do not park idle or drive your vehicle in dry grass or other dry ground cover The emission system heats up the engine compartme...

Page 150: ...ation occurs during the vehicle run in period change the rear axle oil at the 15 000km service ii Maximum vehicle speed when towing If your vehicle has never been used for towing before and you are to...

Page 151: ...of the rear bumper Recheck electrical functions of the vehicle and trailer after each retrieval Check the brake operation of both vehicle and trailer Wet brakes do not stop the vehicle as effectively...

Page 152: ...G6 XR6 G6E models for EGAS option add 40kg Turbo models XR6T G6ET Ma 2210 2250 Vehicle Gross Axle Load Rating Rear GALR Rr when Towing f i XT G6 G6E XR6 Standard fitment tyre applicable model has 95...

Page 153: ...r at maximum towing mass e Refer to Guideline 1 of Trailer Towing section for Heavy Towpack requirements f GALR Rear values are with NO roof rack accessory roof luggage Where fitted refer to Vehicle l...

Page 154: ...nician Always replace a faulty fuse with a new one of the same rating Using a fuse with a higher rating can cause severe wire damage and could possibly start a fire Blown fuses are identified by a bre...

Page 155: ...WASHER 10A 13 15A 14 MOBILE OFFICE NAV 20A 15 POWER SOURCE 20A AMPLIFIER IF FITTED 15A 7 5A MIRROR HAZARD 15A TRANS R1 IG RELAY 10A ICC ACCY 7 5A MOBILE PHONE 20A DOOR LOCK 15A TAIL 5A BEM 16 17 19 1...

Page 156: ...ne Accessory 15 20 Yellow Power Source Accessory 16 20 Yellow Amplifier Battery 17 15 Blue Turn Signal Hazard Lights Battery 18 15 Blue Transmission Battery 19 7 5 Brown Power Mirrors Rear Demister Re...

Page 157: ...or Command Centre Ignition 30 15 Blue Injectors Ignition 31 30 Pink Front Power Windows Battery BEM Switched Window Relay 32 30 Pink Rear Power Windows 33 30 Pink Power Seats Adjustable Pedals Battery...

Page 158: ...C CLUTCH FAN3 LOW LH 15A 15A WIPER 5A EEC KAP LOW RH FAN1 FOG IF FITTED 25A HEAD LAMP LOW F14 F7 F13 D2 R6 ST DIODE HI LH HI RH 20A 20A FAN1 40A F28A HORN FUEL 30A BATT 50A BATT1 15A F19 F26 BLOWER 4...

Page 159: ...left F13 20 Yellow Headlamp high right F14 20 Yellow Headlamp high left F15 Not used F16 Not used F17 Not used F18 15 Blue Horn F19 30 Green Fuel F20 20 Yellow Fog lamp F21 20 Yellow Ignition Switch...

Page 160: ...Note Integrated fuse link replacement requires removal of 2 external nuts and 1 internal bolt on the 60A fuse Power distribution box Engine compartment relays Relay Colour Circuits switched R1 Black F...

Page 161: ...l fuses Located beside Powertrain Control Module PCM in the engine compartment Fuse Amps Colour Circuits protected F29 10 Red LPG E Gas Additional relays Located beside Powertrain Control Module PCM i...

Page 162: ...on steering components towing eye may cause damage which might affect the safety of the vehicle The vehicle should NOT be towed with only two wheels on the ground Damage to the vehicle may result Usin...

Page 163: ...wing eye Prise off the plastic cover from the towing eye anchor location depicted below The cover is on a tag and will remain attached to the car Screw the towing eye fully into the threaded anchor lo...

Page 164: ...our vehicle do not remain in the vehicle with the windows closed Report the condition to your Authorised Ford Dealer immediately Cooling system WARNING Do not allow coolant to contact eyes or skin was...

Page 165: ...to electrical components may result if switched on when the battery is disconnected or if vehicles with flat batteries are connected to boost starting batteries while the ignition is switched on Elect...

Page 166: ...t you carry out the following additional checks Daily checks Check all exterior lamps are functioning correctly Replace burnt out or dim bulbs and ensure lenses are clean Check instrument warning lamp...

Page 167: ...at the front of the bonnet by reaching under the front bonnet lip and lifting the lever 3 Raise the bonnet The bonnet is supported by gas struts once opened Closing the bonnet CAUTION Make sure to rem...

Page 168: ...Brake Master Cylinder 4 Clutch fluid reservoir where fitted 5 Engine oil filler cap 6 Engine oil dipstick 7 Windscreen washer fluid bottle 8 Air cleaner element 9 Power steering pump resevior 10 Batt...

Page 169: ...169 Maintenance 4 0L DOHC DI VCT Turbo I6 6 5 2 3 8 9 1 10 4 7...

Page 170: ...once more I6 engine oil dipstick The oil level is shown by the oil film adhering to the dipstick If the level lies between the ADD and FULL marks there is no need to refill Hot oil may exceed the FULL...

Page 171: ...e loss of brake performance Do not expose brake fluid to the atmosphere any longer than is necessary Clutch fluid WARNING Do not allow clutch fluid to contact the skin or eyes If this does happen rins...

Page 172: ...specification for your vehicle and according to your needs Refer to the Fluid Specification section in the Customer Assistance Warranty and Service Guide When filling the reservoir after the coolant...

Page 173: ...ditional information Battery WARNINGS Batteries emit explosive gases which can be ignited by a spark or flame Keep sparks flames and lit cigarettes away from the battery at all times Batteries contain...

Page 174: ...hers The windscreen washer system reservoir should be kept topped up with clean water and Motorcraft Screen Wash Solution or equivalent Refer to the Fluid Specification section in the Customer Assista...

Page 175: ...with clear water immediately Automatic car wash The best procedure is brushless washing in a good car wash installation In car wash installations operating with high water pressure water might be for...

Page 176: ...ses or use abrasives alcoholic solvents or chemical solvents to clean them Do not wipe the headlamps when they are dry Interior cleaning Interior cleaning of trims and surfaces including the Interior...

Page 177: ...us if done incorrectly Therefore if the following conditions cannot be met or if you are uncertain about them we strongly recommend that you leave the procedure to a competent mechanic or towing servi...

Page 178: ...eads connected until the engine reaches idle speed at least one minute otherwise damage to the electrical system may occur 4 Switch the heater fan of the vehicle with the discharged battery to the fas...

Page 179: ...s CHANGING A ROAD WHEEL WARNINGS Activate hazard warning lights if the vehicle is causing an obstruction The jack should be used on firm level ground wherever possible Where possible the vehicle shoul...

Page 180: ...ace and towing eye are located under the spare wheel They are retained in the foam moulding as per the diagram above CAUTION Use only the specified jacking points If you use other positions you may da...

Page 181: ...love compartment to undo and refit those nuts 6 Position the jack under the vehicle at the appropriate jacking point between the indicators as shown in the diagram The jacking point of the vehicle nee...

Page 182: ...e may be fitted to the vehicle in the reverse direction but should be corrected as soon as possible WARNING When using the spare tyre in the reverse direction with wet road conditions drive cautiously...

Page 183: ...er a plastic cover Unscrew the retaining handwheel to remove the cover Slilde the TMK off the retaining bolt When reinstalling the TMK align the hole in the TMK compressor body with the retaining bolt...

Page 184: ...e Stage 1 Reinflating the tyre with sealing compound and air WARNINGS Do not remove any foreign objects such as nails or screws from the tyre Only punctured areas located within the tyre tread can be...

Page 185: ...help prevent the TMK compressor from overheating do not allow the compressor to operate continuously for more than 15 minutes 8 Inflate the tyre to the pressure listed on the tyre label located in th...

Page 186: ...air Note The tyre pressure has to be checked with the compressor in the OFF position to get the correct tyre pressure reading 5 Turn the compressor off by pressing the On Off button 6 Unplug the hose...

Page 187: ...stallation of the Sealant Canister to the Temporary Mobility Kit 1 Align the sealant canister with the temporary mobility kit housing 2 Once aligned seat the sealant canister by lightly pushing down u...

Page 188: ...you have to do so slowly If possible approach with the wheels at a right angle to the kerb Avoid steep and sharp edged obstacles Do not scrub the tyre sidewalls when parking Regularly examine the tyr...

Page 189: ...mmended that you use the type and make originally fitted to your vehicle For further information contact your Authorised Ford Dealer WARNING When replacing full size tyres never mix radial bias belted...

Page 190: ...40 35 270 39 XR6 245 45 R17 95W 210 30 210 30 240 35 270 39 XR6T 245 40 R18 93Y 230 33 210 30 250 36 270 39 G6ET 245 40 R18 93Y 210 30 210 30 250 36 270 39 Temp Spare T155 80 R17 111M 420 60 420 60 42...

Page 191: ...g trailer towing or high speed operation Note 93 rated 18 19 tyres not available on G6 G6E with E Gas option Note For trailer towing refer to the Tyre pressure information in the Trailer towing sectio...

Page 192: ...illar inside the door 1 Vehicle identification label 2 Vehicle compliance label VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION PLATE E Gas vehicles In addition to the standard identification labels that are fitted to your ve...

Page 193: ...ar of the cylinder block on the exhaust side FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS COMPLIANCE PLATE THIS LPG FUEL SYSTEM WAS MANUFACTURED TO COMPLY WITH A S NZS 1425 1999 CONTAIN...

Page 194: ...Turbo G6 G6E G6E Turbo A Overall length 4955 4970 4967 B Overall width inc mirrors 2100 2100 2100 C Overall width excl mirrors 1868 1868 1868 D Overall height 1453 1453 1453 E Wheelbase 2838 2838 2838...

Page 195: ...195 Audio AUDIO CONTROLS Note Low Series Interior Command Centre ICC shown 4 7 8 9 11 12 2 10 1 6 5 3 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6...

Page 196: ...CN AS 8 CD AUX 9 FM AM 10 Menu 11 Back 12 OK 16 15 17 13 14 Steering wheel buttons Item Description 13 Mode 14 Seek 15 Volume up 16 Volume down 17 Phone Multifunction buttons Item Description M1 Note...

Page 197: ...reen High Series Home Screen Item Description 1 Clock display includes the Date for High Series 2 Media status bar 3 Dynamic display area 4 Multifunction status icons 5 Bluetooth status icon 6 CD load...

Page 198: ...will be displayed See your Authorised Ford Dealer if this message appears CAUTION The Interior Command Centre is NOT a touch screen DO NOT press the screen as permanent screen damage may occur Vehicl...

Page 199: ...Non metallised dye based tint material is an improvement over metallised tint material but may still degrade radio reception GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR AUDIO SYSTEM The ICC is a complex unit with many...

Page 200: ...frequency Press and hold any of the above until a beep is heard to locate the next tunable radio station on the current band Scan active Ensure Scan Active has been selected To operate ensure the sys...

Page 201: ...prompted Loading all discs 6 CD Stacker Press and hold the Load Button 3 to load multiple discs The process for loading a single CD will be repeated until All discs are loaded or A 10 second timeout o...

Page 202: ...he Seek down button 6 to rewind through the current track Note In vehicles with a single CD player pressing and holding the steering wheel Seek button 14 will also fast forward the current track Chang...

Page 203: ...new set of random tracks on the current CD Scan To operate ensure the system is in CD mode Press the SCN AS button 7 to begin scanning Pressing SCN AS during scanning will stop the scanning process R...

Page 204: ...reflecting the current state High series ICC only The low series screen displays the repeat state in the media status bar 2 Press RPT M2 again to return to normal playback mode RPT RPT RPT Random RDM...

Page 205: ...ot in use disconnect the iPod The iPod has not been designed to withstand extreme temperature changes inside the vehicle and if left in the vehicle it could result in damage or battery depletion due t...

Page 206: ...ny given time Press the connector tabs and separate the connector from the iPod The audio will automatically revert to auxiliary mode CAUTIONS Always squeeze the connector tabs while separating the co...

Page 207: ...con will become highlighted on the display and an icon will be displayed beside the random label reflecting the current state High series ICC only The low series screen displays the random state in th...

Page 208: ...O MENU The Audio Menu contains nine submenus Six of these submenus have in turn a set of submenus of their own The chart on the opposite page illustrates the Audio menu structure Note Availability of...

Page 209: ...Bars 4 2 Style Selection Buttons 5 RDS 5 1 Traffic Announcements 5 2 Emergency Broadcasts 5 3 Alternative Frequency 5 4 Regional Links 5 5 Radio Text 5 6 Program Types Filter 5 7 Program Types List 5...

Page 210: ...treble and counterclockwise to reduce treble 2 Balance and Fade Audio Balance and Fade 2 1 Balance adjustment Turn the ICC Control Dial to adjust the balance between left and right 2 2 Fade adjustment...

Page 211: ...ost with lower volume 4 Sound Equaliser Audio Sound Equaliser 4 1 Frequency adjustment bars Each slide bar represents a different sound frequency range These can be adjusted individually to suit the e...

Page 212: ...d FM station that supports RDS with a traffic announcement Press Multifunction Button M6 to exit the active announcement The media that was playing before the interruption will resume Audio 5 RDS Audi...

Page 213: ...if the strength of the current station falls below a certain level and the alternative is stronger Press the OK button 12 to select or deselect Alternative Frequency 5 4 Regional links Regional Links...

Page 214: ...e OK button 12 to select or deselect a genre Selecting All Genres On will select all of the program types Program Types where available All Genres On Folk Music Pop Music Children s Programs Informati...

Page 215: ...ormation will result in only the song title if available being displayed Press the OK button 12 to select or deselect Full ID3 Information 7 Options 7 1 Power limiting Power Limiting is a feature that...

Page 216: ...ly matching the dynamic range of the vehicle quiet passages can once again be heard Press the OK button 12 to select or deselect CD Compression 7 3 Audio off with driver door open This feature ensures...

Page 217: ...of each tunable radio station within the entyre radio band To operate ensure the system is in radio mode Press the SCN AS button 7 until the radio begins to scan the radio frequencies shown in the di...

Page 218: ...dio begins to scan the radio frequencies shown in the display window Pressing SCN AS 7 during auto storing will stop the auto store process Otherwise when finished the radio will display the strongest...

Page 219: ...pear above Multifunction Button M1 Press Multifunction Button M1 to access the MP3 Menu Note No timeout exists whilst in the MP3 Menu Navigating the MP3 Menu The MP3 Menu displays information on two l...

Page 220: ...g file folder names When navigating the MP3 menu if the filename or folder name is too long to be displayed three dots will be appended to the displayed text which indicates there is more text to be s...

Page 221: ...s of the iPod the following menu items can be selected from the ICC Music Menu Playlists Podcasts Artists Composers Albums Audiobooks Songs Making an iPod song selection Entering the iPod Menu will ta...

Page 222: ...music menu When in the root of the Music Menu use the ICC Control Dial 2 and OK button 12 to navigate to one of the listed Music submenus Follow the instructions detailed above to make a new song sel...

Page 223: ...terclockwise to navigate up a menu list To adjust settings press the OK button once and use the ICC Control Dial to make adjustments Press OK again to confirm Press the Back button to go back one menu...

Page 224: ...attempt to adjust ICC settings when you are driving Always pull over to the side of the road when safe to do so before adjusting ICC settings Home Screen Settings Menu 1 Time 1 1 Hours 1 2 Minutes 2...

Page 225: ...tion Off 5 3 3 On With Key Out 5 3 4 On With Door Open 5 3 5 On With Unlock 5 4 Default Lighting Settings 6 Alarm 6 1 Alarm Arm Disarm 6 2 Alarm Confirm 6 3 Alarm Enable With Remote 6 4 Alarm Enable W...

Page 226: ...e ICC Control Dial counterclockwise to decrease the hours Press the OK button to accept any changes made 1 2 Minutes Press the OK button to perform adjustment Turn the ICC Control Dial clockwise to in...

Page 227: ...rclockwise to adjust the day The day field has an auto configured range which is dependent on the year and month selected Press the OK button to accept any changes and to update the date display 3 Loc...

Page 228: ...guration of locking settings deviates from the default Press the OK button to select Default Locking Settings 4 Unlocking Menu Settings Unlocking 4 1 Two Stage Unlock Each remote key can be individual...

Page 229: ...ault Unlocking Settings can only be selected if the configuration of unlocking settings deviates from the default Press the OK button to select Default Unlocking Settings 5 Lighting Menu Settings Ligh...

Page 230: ...rol Dial counterclockwise to turn the headlights off earlier when transitioning from dark to light conditions Note A fifteen second delay is applied in addition to the sensitivity level before the hea...

Page 231: ...fault Lighting Settings can only be selected if the configuration of lighting settings deviates from the default Press the OK button to select Default Lighting Settings 6 Alarm Menu where fitted Menu...

Page 232: ...with Remote enables the alarm via a press of the lock button on the remote keypad Press the OK button to select Alarm Enable with Remote Note Alarm Enable with Remote and Alarm Enable with Key Out ca...

Page 233: ...utton for 3 seconds 7 3 Ford Logo Low Series Selecting Ford Logo will display the Ford Logo upon start up of the ICC Screen High Series Selecting Ford Logo Animation will display a short animation of...

Page 234: ...ilt microphone and vehicle speakers Note If the Bluetooth system is used for an extended period of time when the vehicle is stationary make sure that the engine is running to avoid draining the vehicl...

Page 235: ...e main menu Use the ICC Control Dial to highlight the Phone menu Press the OK button to select the Phone menu Refer to Menu navigation for more information Home Screen Phone Menu 1 Pair a New Phone Pa...

Page 236: ...Ford dealer Making your phone active When using the system for the first time there will be no phones paired to the system To make your phone active Activate Bluetooth on your mobile phone for pairing...

Page 237: ...ur mobile phone to complete the pairing process Note Failing to enter this passkey into your mobile phone within 1 minute will result in the Bluetooth system automatically exiting this menu and termin...

Page 238: ...displayed If you still wish to pair your phone after an unsuccessful attempt please ensure you have correctly set up your phone as specified before you repeat the above process In addition please che...

Page 239: ...nge the connected phone 1 Ensure that the phone you wish to connect with is within range and that Bluetooth has been enabled on the phone Phone and Bluetooth where fitted Pairing multiple phones The B...

Page 240: ...to cancel the delete operation A deletion confirmation message will be displayed Phone and Bluetooth where fitted PAIRED PHONE CONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION Phone connection Automatic reconnection Upon...

Page 241: ...list 9 Low vehicle battery Phone and Bluetooth where fitted Making a call Note The following can only be performed when your phone is connected to the Bluetooth system Redialling the last number Press...

Page 242: ...e microphone and vehicle speakers WARNING It is dangerous and may be illegal to use a hand held mobile phone when you are driving Always pull over to the side of the road when safe to do so before ans...

Page 243: ...i e more than one hour with the ignition off please make sure that the engine is running to avoid draining the vehicle battery Ending the current call When in a call press and hold the PHONE button t...

Page 244: ...button to end the current active call The other call may be automatically taken off hold Phone and Bluetooth where fitted Transfer to Handset Whenever the Handset or TRN multifunction button status ic...

Page 245: ...tooth Active Bluetooth Inactive No Icon Call Active Call Ended No Icon Incoming Call Call Rejected No Icon Outgoing Call Call Transferred No Icon Call Waiting Microphone Muted Call Line 1 and Line 2 S...

Page 246: ...y to the Bluetooth system Ensure your mobile phone is not enclosed in any metal casing Your mobile phone does not allow automatic connection Ensure your mobile phone is capable and set up to do so Can...

Page 247: ...obile phones All vehicles incorporate mobile phone interface wiring which enables non Bluetooth mobile phone kits to integrate with the audio system For more information on this facility see your Auth...

Page 248: ...Motor Company is under license Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc registered in the US and other countries RADIO FREQUENCY REMOTE C...

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Page 253: ...Audio Auxiliary Mode 205 Audio Balance and Fade 210 Audio Bass Mid Treble 210 Audio buttons 196 Audio controls 195 Audio Emergency Broadcasts 213 Audio Equaliser 211 Audio ID3 Information 215 Audio i...

Page 254: ...andom 204 CD Repeat 204 CD Scan 204 CD loading ejecting 201 Central locking 43 CFC 94 Chains snow 191 Change connected phone 239 Change of ownership 249 Charging system malfunction warning 84 Child re...

Page 255: ...Dynamic Stability Control indicator 85 E E gas 111 E gas emergency procedures 114 E gas service valve 115 Ejecting CDs 201 Emergency brake assist 128 Emergency manoeuvres 137 Emergency procedures E g...

Page 256: ...od navigation 221 j Jacking the vehicle 180 Jump starting 177 K Key coding 46 Keypad 37 Keypad programming 39 Keypad replacement 40 Keypad training 41 Keys 37 L Lane change 82 Lap sash belts 32 Larger...

Page 257: ...240 Phone menu 235 Phone microphone 234 Phone pairing new 236 Phone redialling 241 Phone voice tags 241 Pop up warnings 83 Power pedals 106 Power source 106 Power Steering Fluid 173 Power windows 63 P...

Page 258: ...rol 125 Standard Duty Towpack 143 Starting the engine 108 Steering wheel adjustment 49 Steering wheel buttons 49 Sub content 83 Submenu display 76 Submenu display using 77 Sun load 96 Sunvisors 107 Sy...

Page 259: ...Using seat belts during pregnancy 33 V Vehicle dimensions 194 Vehicle Indentification Label 192 Vehicle loading 140 Vehicle recovery 162 Vents adjustable 91 VIN plate 192 Voice tags phone 241 W Warni...

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