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This Quick Reference Guide is not intended to replace your vehicle’s Owner’s Guide,

which contains more detailed information concerning the features of your vehicle and

important safety warnings to help reduce the risk of injury to you and your occupants.

Always read your entire Owner’s Guide carefully when first learning about your vehi-

cle and consult the appropriate section when questions arise.

Ford Motor Company

Customer Relationship Center

16800 Executive Plaza Drive

P.O. Box 6248

Dearborn, Michigan 48121

(800) 392-3673

July 2002

First Printing

Quick Reference

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Ranger

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Fan Speed Control – Rotate the

knob to adjust the volume of air circu-

lated in the vehicle.

Temperature Control – Rotate the

knob to adjust the temperature of the

airflow inside the vehicle.

A/C (if equipped) – Uses outside air to

cool the vehicle. Airflow will be from

the instrument panel registers. The air

conditioning will only function if the

outside temperature is about 6°C

(43°F) or higher.

Panel – Distributes outside air

through the instrument panel

registers. The air will not be cooled

below the outside temperature

because the air conditioning does

not operate in this mode.

Panel and Floor – Distributes out-

side air through the instrument panel

registers and the floor ducts. Heating

and air conditioning capabilities are

provided in this mode.

Floor – Distributes outside air through

the floor ducts. The air will not be

cooled below the outside temperature

because the air conditioning does not

operate in this mode.

Floor and Defrost – Distributes out-

side air through the windshield

defroster ducts and the floor ducts.

Heating

and air conditioning capabilities are

provided in this mode.

Defrost – Distributes outside air

through the windshield defroster ducts.

It can be used to clear ice or fog from

the windshield.

Max A/C

(if equipped) – Max A/C is the

best way to cool off fast because it

uses recirculated air and less power to

quickly cool the vehicle. MAX A/C is

noisier than A/C, but more economical

and efficient. This mode can also be

used to prevent undesirable odors

from entering the vehicle. The air

conditioning will only function if the

outside temperature is about 6°C (43°F)

or higher.

Volume/Power Control – Press the

control to turn the audio system on

or off. Turn the control to raise or

lower the volume.

AM/FM Select – In radio mode,

press to select AM or FM frequency

bands. In tape and CD modes, press

to stop play and begin radio play.

Seek Function – In radio mode,

press to find the next listenable

station up or down the band. In tape

mode, press to move to the next/

previous selection on the tape.

In CD mode, press to select the

next/previous track on the disc.

Tune Adjust – In radio mode, press

to move to the next frequency up

or down the band.

Scan Function – In radio mode,

press to hear a sampling of all

listenable stations. In tape and

CD modes, press to hear a brief

sampling of all selections.

Tape Direction Select – Press to

play the alternative side of the tape.

Tape/CD Select – To begin tape

play while in radio or CD mode,

press the tape control. To begin

CD play, press the CD control.

Autoset Memory Preset –

Select AM, FM1, or FM2 band,

then press AUTO to activate autoset

memory preset, which allows you

to set strong radio stations without

losing your original manually set pre-

set stations. Press again to deacti-

vate autoset.

Setting the Clock – Press and

hold CLK and then press SEEK to

set the hour. Press and hold CLK

and then press TUNE to set the

minute.

Select – Press to adjust sound

output and distribution after

selecting BASS, TREB, BAL

or FADE.

Setting Memory Preset Stations

– Select AM, FM1 or FM2 band,

then select a station. Next, press

and hold a numbered control until

the sound returns.

AM/FM Select – In radio mode,

press to select AM or FM frequency

bands. In CD mode, press to stop CD

play and begin radio play.

Scan Function – In radio mode,

press to hear a sampling of all

listenable stations. In CD mode,

press to hear a brief sampling of

all selections.

Setting the Clock – Press and hold

CLK and press SEEK to set the hour.

Press and hold CLK and press TUNE

to set the minute.

Eject Function – Press to stop and

eject a CD.

Compression Feature –

Compression adjust brings soft and

loud CD

passages together for a more

consistent listening level. Press

COMP to activate and deactivate

compression adjust.

PREMIUM DUAL-MEDIA RADIO (if equipped) CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM

Volume/Power Control – Press the

control to turn the radio system on

or off. Turn the control to raise or

lower the volume.

CD Select – Press to begin CD play.

The first track of the disc will begin

playing. After that, CD play will begin

where it stopped last.

Seek Function – In radio mode,

press to find the next listenable

station up or down the band. In CD

mode, press to move to the next/

previous track on the current disc.

Tune Adjust – In radio mode, press

to the next frequency up or down

the band. If your vehicle is equipped

with a CD changer, press this control

to select the next/previous disc in

the changer.

Setting Memory Preset Stations –

Select AM, FM1 or FM2 band, then

select a station. Next, press and

hold a numbered control until the

sound returns.

C D E

SINGLE CD RADIO (if equipped)

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONCLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMSINGLE CD RADIO

(if equipped) PREMIUM DUAL-MEDIA RADIO (if equipped)

2003 MODEL RANGER QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Fuel Tank Capacity – Regular-cab vehicles with a short wheel base have a 16.5-gallon tank, while

regular-cab vehicles with a long wheel base have a 20-gallon tank. The fuel tank of SuperCab

vehicles can accommodate 19.5 gallons of gasoline. All Rangers are designed to use "Regular"

unleaded gasoline with pump (R+M)/2 octane rating of 87 for optimum performance. Flex fuel 3.0L

engines are capable of using up to an 85% ethanol blend in any combination with "Regular"

unleaded gasoline. The use of gasoline with lower octane ratings may degrade performance.

Tire Pressure – Your tire pressure is properly set at the dealership according to the recommended

specifications found on the Certification Label located on the front door latch pillar on the driver’s side.

Proper tire pressure is very important for a smooth and safe ride. Please check your tire

pressure during routine maintenance and seasonal changes.

Fuses – If electrical components in the vehicle are not working, a fuse may have blown.

For more information about changing a fuse, please consult your Owner’s Guide.

Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch – After a collision, if the engine cranks but does not start, the fuel pump

shut-off switch may have to be reset. The switch is located in the passenger’s foot well, by the

kick panel. For complete details on resetting your fuel pump shut-off switch, please consult your

Owner’s Guide.

Changing the Tires – If you get a flat tire while driving, do not apply the brake heavily. Instead,

gradually decrease your speed. Hold the steering wheel firmly and slowly move to a safe place

on the side of the road. Your vehicle is equipped with a spare tire. Some spare tires are for limited

service use only. Limited service spare tires are labeled as such.

Location of the Spare Tire and Tools

Roadside Emergencies – To fully assist if you should have a vehicle concern, Ford offers a

complimentary roadside assistance program. This program is separate from the New Vehicle

Limited Warranty. The service is available 24 hours, seven days a week for the Basic Warranty period

(Canada) or New Vehicle Limited Warranty period (U.S.) of three years or 60,000 km (36,000 miles).

Roadside assistance will cover:

Changing a flat tire Jump-starts Limited fuel delivery

Lock-out assistance Towing of your vehicle

Roadside Assistance Centers

Country Phone Number

United States (800) 241-3673

Canada (800) 665-2006

For complete details on any roadside assistance concern, see the Roadside Emergencies

section or the Customer

Assistance section in your Owner

’s Guide.

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Location

Under the vehicle, just forward of the rear bumper

Regular Cab: behind seats and underneath the jack and tools cover

Two-door SuperCab: stowed in the passenger-side rear cab

compartment or behind the jump seat in a separate tool bag

Four-door SuperCab: stowed behind the front seats, between the jump

seats and underneath the jack and tools cover

In the glove box

Item

Spare Tire

Jack, Jack Handle,

Wheel Nut Wrench

Key, Spare Tire Lock (if equipped)

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