
NOTE: The A/C button independently toggles the A/C system’s
compressor signal and indicator light ON and OFF in
the Panel, Panel/Floor, Floor, Defrost and Mix functions.
The A/C button will not operate or light when the
system is set in the OFF position. The A/C button will
operate in defrost but will not override previously
discussed automatic operation.
Cooling your vehicle with outside air
Cooling your vehicle with air conditioned outside air is quieter
but less economical than using recirculated air. It also has less
cooling capacity.
To cool your vehicle using outside air:
1. Turn the air intake selector button off (the outside air
position). The air conditioning unit directs outside air through
the instrument panel registers.
2. Press one of the function selector buttons.
3. Press the A/C button. The indicator light on the A/C button
will illuminate.
4. Turn the temperature control knob to COOL.
5. Turn the fan speed knob to the position of your choice.
6. Make sure the registers in the instrument panel are open.
During periods of high humidity, vapor may be emitted from the
air outlets when using the A/C with outside air. Correct this
by switching to recirculated air with the A/C button.
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Summary of Contents for Villager
Page 2: ...Copyright 1997 Ford Motor Company ...
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Page 12: ...Mechanical cluster 8 ...
Page 26: ...Electronic cluster 22 ...
Page 34: ...Electronic AM FM Stereo Cassette Radio 30 ...
Page 35: ...Premium Sound Radio Electronic Sound Syst ...
Page 36: ...Supersound with CD Changer 32 ...
Page 56: ...Notes 52 ...
Page 58: ...Instrument Panel Instrument panel 54 ...
Page 124: ...Notes 120 ...
Page 138: ...Using the seat belt guide with the three passenger bench seat in the second row position 134 ...
Page 176: ...2 If connected unbuckle the two safety belt tongues Also detach the chest clip 172 ...
Page 184: ...180 ...
Page 199: ...Adjustable Rear Seating 195 ...
Page 210: ...Notes 206 ...
Page 218: ...Notes 214 ...
Page 244: ...Notes 240 ...
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Page 251: ...Roadside Emergencies 247 ...
Page 255: ...Roadside Emergencies 251 ...
Page 275: ...Sequence for connecting jumper cables Roadside Emergencies 271 ...
Page 278: ...Notes 274 ...
Page 325: ...Bulb locations Maintenance and Care 321 ...
Page 326: ...Bulb replacement chart 322 ...
Page 327: ...Maintenance and Care 323 ...
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Page 340: ...Notes 336 ...
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Page 343: ...Lubricant Specifications Automatic Transmission Fluid Capacities and Specifications 339 ...
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Page 346: ...The engine compartment 342 ...
Page 348: ...Notes 344 ...
Page 363: ...Accessories 359 ...
Page 364: ...Notes 360 ...
Page 365: ...Notes Accessories 361 ...
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Page 368: ...Front Exterior View 364 ...
Page 369: ...Rear Exterior View ...
Page 370: ...Entrance View 366 ...
Page 371: ...Driver s Door ...
Page 372: ...Instrument Cluster Electronic 368 ...
Page 373: ...Instrument Panel ...
Page 374: ...Instrument Cluster Standard 370 ...
Page 375: ...Cargo Compartment ...
Page 376: ...Engine Compartment 372 ...
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