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LOW — wipers will operate at low speed until
turned off.
HIGH — wipers will run at high speed until
turned off.
MIST — rotate the wiper switch down to the
MIST position; the wipers will operate at low speed
as long as the switch is held in this position. When
released, the switch automatically returns to off.
The wipers will complete the current cycle and
park.
Windshield Washer
To clean the windshield, press the button on the
end of the stalk. The washer system functions as
follows:
LOW or HIGH — the washer will operate as long
as the washer button is held in.
INTERMITTENT — the washer will operate as
long as the button is held in and the wipers will
operate at low speed overriding the intermittent
mode. When the washer button is released the
wipers will return to the previous intermittent mode
setting.
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- Table of Contents 3
- ThingstoKnowAboutUsingThis 8
- The Lincoln Commitment 9
- Your Maintenance Schedule and 9
- Record Booklet 9
- About the Warranties 9
- Ford Extended Service Plan 10
- Breaking Your Vehicle In 11
- Instrumentation 12
- The Instrument Panel 13
- The Instrument Cluster 14
- IndicatorLightsandChimes 15
- File:03fnis8.ex 16
- (If equipped) 17
- Charging System Light 18
- Turn Signal Indicator Lights 19
- High Beam Light 19
- Chime for Headlamps On 20
- Indicator 20
- Tachometer 22
- The Electronic Message Center 24
- Operator Selectable Features 25
- Vehicle Settings Menu 26
- Driver Settings Menu 28
- Fuel Range 29
- Fuel Economy 30
- Trip ODO 30
- Date/Time 31
- System Check 33
- System Warnings 36
- Electronic Compass 44
- Compass Adjustments 45
- Variation Adjustment 45
- Calibration Procedure 48
- Troubleshooting 49
- Check Engine Warning Light 50
- Air Bag Readiness Light 50
- Overdrive Off Indicator 51
- Anti-Theft Alarm Light 52
- Traction Control Off Light 53
- Electronic Sound Systems 54
- File:04fnas8.ex 55
- Cassette with CD DJ and 56
- Premium Compact Disc Radio 56
- Disc Player (If equipped) 62
- CDErrorMessages 63
- Introduction 64
- Loading Instructions 64
- How to Operate the Ford 10-CD 66
- CD Player 70
- Common Radio Reception 71
- Conditions 71
- All About Radio Frequencies 72
- Information 73
- Controls and Features 74
- Rear Window Defroster and 82
- Heated Sideview Mirrors 82
- Daytime Running Light System 83
- TurningOntheExteriorLights 84
- Panel Illumination 86
- Ignition 88
- KeySystem 89
- TheTurnSignalLever 90
- Windshield Wipers and Washer 91
- Windshield Washer 92
- Hazard Flasher 94
- PowerTilt/TelescopeSteering 96
- Speed Control 98
- ToTurnSpeedControlOff 99
- ToTurnSpeedControlOn 99
- ToSetaSpeed 99
- To Set a Higher Set Speed 100
- To Set a Lower Set Speed 100
- To Disengage Speed Control 100
- To Return to a Set Speed 100
- Indicator Light 100
- Turning On the Lamps 101
- Moon Roof (If equipped) 102
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- SlidingShade 104
- SunVisors 106
- HomeLinkHUniversalTransmitter 106
- (Ifequipped) 106
- Programming 107
- Note to Canadian Residents 108
- Transmitter 109
- Training a Garage Door Opener 109
- Equipped with “Rolling Codes” 109
- Erasing Channels 110
- Accessories 111
- Using the Power Door Locks 111
- Smart Locks 112
- Lighting 112
- UsingthePowerWindows 113
- Recalling Personality Memory 115
- Auto Save 116
- TurningPersonalityOFF 117
- SideViewMirrors 117
- Release Button 118
- Cellular Phone (If equipped) 119
- PositiveRetentionDriver’sSide 121
- FloorMat 121
- OpeningtheTrunkManually 122
- Keyless Entry System 123
- Entry System 124
- Autolock 125
- Remote Entry System 127
- Replacing the Batteries 130
- Battery Saver 131
- Arming the System 132
- Triggering the Alarm System 133
- Disarming a Triggered System 133
- Coded Key Anti-Theft System 134
- Seating and Safety Restraints 136
- AdjustingtheSeats 137
- SeatbackRecline 137
- RearSeatEntry 138
- Using the Power Seats 139
- Power Lumbar Support 139
- Heated Seats (If equipped) 140
- Auto-Glide Seats 141
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- CombinationLapandShoulder 145
- Positions 147
- LapBelts 148
- SafetyBeltMaintenance 150
- AirBagSupplementalRestraint 150
- System(SRS) 150
- ChildrenandAirBags 152
- HowDoestheAirBagSupplemental 152
- RestraintSystemWork? 152
- SafetyRestraintsforChildren 155
- SafetySeatsforChildren 156
- SeatingPositions 159
- SafetyBeltsforChildren 168
- Starting 170
- Starting Your Engine 171
- File:08fnto8.ex 172
- EngineBlockHeater(Ifequipped) 173
- GuardingAgainstExhaustFumes 174
- Applying the Brakes 176
- ParkingBrakeandAuto-Release 177
- ParkingBrake 177
- File:09fngf8.ex 178
- Traction Control 179
- Air Suspension System 180
- SteeringYourVehicle 182
- DrivingwithanAutomatic 182
- OverdriveTransmission 182
- R (Reverse) 185
- N (Neutral) 185
- P (Park) 186
- DrivingWithaHeavyLoad 187
- Limiting Your Vehicle’s Load 188
- TrailerTowing 189
- PreparingtoTow 190
- DrivingWhileYouTow 192
- Roadside Emergencies 194
- File:10fner8.ex 195
- The instrument panel fuse box 197
- High Current Fuses 200
- The high current fuses 203
- Checking and Replacing Fuses 204
- ChangingaTire 206
- Spare Tire Location 207
- Preparing to Change the Tire 208
- RemovingandReplacingtheTire 210
- Anti-Theft Wheel Lug Nuts 213
- Jump-StartingYourVehicle 214
- PreparingYourVehicle 215
- Jump-Starting 217
- Towing Your Vehicle 218
- Maintenance and Care 220
- Accident Damage 221
- File:11fnmc8.ex 222
- Opening the Hood 224
- Engine Compartment 225
- A 4.6 Liter 4V SFI engine 226
- Engine Oil Recommendations 227
- BrakeFluid 230
- WindshieldWasherFluid 232
- EngineCoolant 233
- AddingEngineCoolant 234
- Power Steering Fluid 238
- Automatic Transmission Fluid 239
- Wiper Blades 242
- Wiperbladereplacement 243
- Tire Rotation 244
- ReplacingtheTires 245
- Treadwear 246
- Traction A B C 246
- TemperatureABC 247
- FillingtheFuelTank 248
- ChoosingtheRightFuel 250
- SafetyInformationRelatingto 252
- AutomotiveFuels 252
- RunningOutofFuel 253
- FuelEconomy 253
- Self-ServicePointers 255
- HeadlampBulb 259
- Aiming Headlamps 261
- Bulb specifications 264
- Cleaning Your Vehicle 265
- Cleaning Plastic Parts 266
- Cleaning the Safety Belts 266
- Cleaning the Exterior Lamps 266
- Cleaning the Interior Lamps 267
- Cleaning the Seats 267
- Cleaning the Wheels 267
- Capacities and Specifications 268
- File:12fncs8.ex 269
- Lubricant Specifications 270
- Maintenance Tips 271
- Reporting Safety Defects 274
- (U.S. Only) 274
- Customer Assistance 275
- The Dispute Settlement Board 276
- File:14fnhs8.ex 277
- How does the Board Work? 278
- To Request a DSB 280
- Brochure/Application 280
- Mediation/Arbitration Program 281
- (Canada Only) 281
- Getting Help Outside the U.S 282
- File:15fnac8.ex 285
- File:fnix8.ex 296
- Service Station Information 315
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