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  • Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Warranty Booklet

    Spare parts We recommend that you use only original Ferrari parts, which can be obtained from the Ferrari Service Network. La Ferrari warranty is voided if the repairs are carried out using parts which are not original Ferrari parts .
  • Page 3 Table of contents GENERAL USING THE VEHICLE ENGINE VEHICLE CHASSIS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 4: Consulting The Manual

    Consulting the manual Abbreviations This manual refers to vehicles with two gearbox types: Some descriptions and terms with particular meanings are found in this manual in an abbreviated form: • “F1”electronically-controlled gearbox; A.C. - AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM • mechanical gearbox. Therefore some information may vary depending on the gearbox fitted.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    General Vehicle keys ____________________________________________________ 6 Alarm system ____________________________________________________ 7 Electronic alarm system ________________________________________ 9 Vehicle identification data ____________________________________ 11 Data labels ____________________________________________________ 12 Dimensions and weights ________________________________________ 14 Engine main specifications _____________________________________ 15 Performance ___________________________________________________ 15 Fuel consumption _____________________________________________ 15 CO2 emissions _________________________________________________ 15 Electrical system...

  • Page 6: Vehicle Keys

    - all the keys with radio control in your possession; it off the retaining cover C; - the Ferrari CODE system CODE CARD; - fit a new battery of the same type, observing the indicated polarity - your identity card;...

  • Page 7: Alarm System

    Each ignition key contains an electronic device which transmits a The warning light CODE will come on and should go out in code signal to the Ferrari CODE, control unit, and engine ignition is approximately one second. If the warning light remains on, repeat enabled only if the key code is recognized by the system.

  • Page 8: Duplicating The Keys

    Directly contact the 7) When the last digit has been entered, keep the accelerator pedal Ferrari Service Network , bringing with you all the keys in your pressed down. The EOBD warning light comes on for 4 seconds possession, the Ferrari CODE system CODE CARD , a personal ID and then goes off.

  • Page 9: Electronic Alarm System

    Electronic alarm system The alarm system is activated after approximately 25 seconds and the The electronic alarm system has the following functions: alarm is triggered if: - remote management of the centralised door locking/unlocking; - a door is opened; - perimeter surveillance, detecting the opening of doors, front and rear lids;...

  • Page 10: Deactivating The Lift Alarm

    Deactivation Deactivating the lift alarm To deactivate the vehicle electronic alarm, press button B on the key: Pressing button D deactivates the lift protection alarm. When this function is deactivated, the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds - the direction indicators will flash twice; and then turns off.

  • Page 11: Vehicle Identification Data

    Vehicle identification data Engine type and number Chassis type and number Gearbox type and number Vehicle identification plate Assembly number plate Chassis type and number...

  • Page 12: Data Labels

    Data labels...
  • Page 13 Label description 1 - Low beams homologation label. 2 - Paint code label. 3 - Anti-freeze label. 4 - “High voltage” label. 5 - ECE homologation label. 6 - Airbag maintenance label; Child seat warning label. 7 - Airbag label. 8 - Battery master switch instruction label.

  • Page 14: Dimensions And Weights

    Dimensions and weights Wheelbase 2950 mm (116.14 in.) Max. length 4902 mm (192.99 in.) Max. width 1951 mm (76.81 in.) Max. height (*) 1377 mm (54.21 in.) Front track 1688 mm (66.45 in.) Rear track 1641 mm (64.60 in.) Kerb weight: (mechanical gearbox) 1875 kg (4,133.6 lbs) (F1 gearbox) 1885 kg (4,155.6 lbs)

  • Page 15: Engine Main Specifications

    Engine main specifications Fuel consumption (*) Type F 133F (litres per 100 km) Number of cylinders 12 - V 65° City cycle 32.1 Cylinder bore Motorway 14.0 Piston stroke Average fuel consumption 20.7 Piston displacement: (*) Directive: 1999/100/CE Total displacement 5,748 CO2 emissions (*) Compression ratio...

  • Page 16: Electrical System

    Rear 10” J x 19” Gear Spare wheel 3.5” J x 19” 41 / 13 3.154 13.190 Tyres approved by Ferrari (all tyres are Tubeless) 37 / 17 2.176 9.100 36 / 23 1.565 6.545 Front Rear 32 / 27 1.185...

  • Page 17: Run Flat" Tyres (Optional)

    Wheel replacement “Run flat” tyres (optional) The vehicle can come equipped with “Run Flat” tyres. This type of tyre has reinforced sidewalls A which allow the vehicle continue For the correct procedure, see the notes on page 131. travelling at moderate speed (80 km/h - 50 mph), even in the event of Wheel bolt pre-tightening a puncture, for a set distance.

  • Page 18: Capacities

    Capacities Parts to be refilled Quantity Fill with: Ref. Page. System total capacity 13 l Quantity of oil between “Min” and “Max” 1.5 l Shell HELIX ULTRA ENGINE Oil consumption 1.0 ÷ 2.0 SAE 5W-40 (depending on the conditions of use) 1/1,000 km (600 miles) Shell TRANSAXLE...

  • Page 19: Using The Vehicle

    Using the vehicle Instrument panel and controls Luggage compartment lid ________________________________ 20 ______________________________________ 89 Instrument panel Fuel tank door ______________________________________________ 21 _________________________________________________ 90 Warning lights Towing the vehicle ________________________________________________ 30 ____________________________________________ 91 TFT display warning lights Air conditioning and heating system ____________________________________ 32 __________________________ 92 Running-in...

  • Page 20: Instrument Panel And Controls

    Instrument panel and controls...

  • Page 21: Instrument Panel

    Instrument panel Location of driving controls 1. Ignition switch “TFT” Display Gear display 2. Seat adjustment controls Electronic speedometer Warning lights 3. Internal rear-view mirror 4. External rear-view mirror controls Rev. Counter 5. Steering wheel height and depth adjustment control 6.

  • Page 22: General

    “TFT” display Controls The screen page activation and setting are controlled by pressing the Located in the instrument panel, it performs the following functions: MODE, DISP, “UP”, “DOWN“ and “ENTER” buttons found on the - indication of the control parameters steering wheel.
  • Page 23 DISP (DISPLAY) DOWN Scrolls through the following screens: - Selects the main functions by scrolling down. - MENU page not active: decreases the panel brightness. - SPORT; - Odometer flashing: selects the TRIP to reset. - TRIP A; - Twilight sensor Auto mode active: decreases the brightness. - TRIP B;...
  • Page 24 Configurations: Trip A and B The display can have the following configurations, which are selected Unlike on the previous screens, the level gauges are not displayed. In using the “DISP” button or from the MENU PAGE using the MODE their place, the following is viewed: distance travelled, average speed, button (see page 22): trip time and date.
  • Page 25 Parameters shared by all the configurations: B - Fuel level gauge This indication is always shown on the TFT display. A - Odometer The low fuel warning light C comes on when only 20 litres of fuel Pressing “ENTER”, the odometer on the TFT display shows the total 1 remain in the tank.
  • Page 26 Should the warning light remain exceeds 120 °C, to indicate that the temperature is too high. In this on, turn off the engine and contact the Ferrari Service Network. case, reduce the engine speed immediately. Should the warning light remain on, turn off the engine and contact the Ferrari Service Network.
  • Page 27 Configuration settings: Brightness The parameter display options can be set and customised in their The day-time or night-time mode are set depending upon activation various configurations, from the MENU PAGE: of the position lights. However, if the twilight sensor detects sufficient light, it may not switch to the night-time mode.
  • Page 28 Language and units of measurement Electronic speedometer The following language options are available: It indicates the vehicle speed. - English; If the external temperature is not displayed, it is also shown on the TFT - German; display. - Italian; Rev. Counter - French;...
  • Page 29 It is incorporated in the revolution counter. With the ignition key in If a warning light indicating a failure comes on while the engine is position II (see page 49), it shows the gear engaged. running, contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the necessary checks performed. N Neutral...

  • Page 30: Warning Lights

    Warning lights In addition to the self-check performed before ignition, the warning lights Airbag (x) may illuminate in the following cases: While driving, this indicates a malfunction in the Airbag Notes: system and/or in the seat belt pretensioners. (x) They are also viewed on the display. If the warning light does not illuminate for the self-check or if it illuminates while driving, contact the F ERRARI...
  • Page 31 The vehicle is equipped with an electronic system for For further information, refer to page 110. immobilizing the engine (Ferrari CODE) which is Fuel reserve (x) designed to activate automatically when the ignition key is It indicates that only 20 litres of fuel remain in the tank or removed.

  • Page 32: Tft Display Warning Lights

    TFT display warning lights Simultaneous illumination of several lights Failure of all the braking systems Alarm system failure “ABS - EBD - CST” (x) This indicates a failure in the alarm system. When all the warning lights shown in the figure illuminate at Contact the F the same time: ERRARI...

  • Page 33: Scheduled Maintenance

    If the warning light remains on without flashing, the temperature reached by the catalytic converters is excessively Rain sensor failure high: stop the vehicle and contact the Ferrari Service This indicates that the rain sensor is faulty. Network. Stop light failure...

  • Page 34: Running-In

    Running-in Before a trip The driving style adopted during the first 1000 km (620 mi.) of driving Preliminary checks is critical for proper running-in; do not run the engine at excessively Check the following at regular intervals and always before long trips: high speeds.

  • Page 35: Doors

    Doors Locking and opening doors from the inside Introduction Door locking for both doors is activated by pressing the “LOCK” When a door is opened or closed, the window automatically moves button D, and is deactivated by pressing the “UNLOCK” button E. down by approximately 2 centimetres (0.78 in.) (position A) to a “preset position”, in order to avoid contact with the upper weather strip.
  • Page 36 Using the handle F to open the door, the window will moves down to Door open and exit area lighting the “preset position” . Each door is equipped with a lamp G, located beneath the internal When the door is closed, it will rise back to the “upper threshold” panel, which indicates that the door is open and illuminates the area on position.

  • Page 37: Power Windows

    Power windows On downwards movement, automatic operation is also possible (full Controls A and B, which are used to operate the windows, are only active when the ignition key is turned to position II (see page 49). opening): if the button is held pressed (over 0.3 seconds), automatic operation is activated and will only be deactivated when the window Driver-side power window reaches its travel limit or by pressing the button again.

  • Page 38: External Lights And Direction Indicators

    External lights and direction indicators The external lights and indicators only operate with the ignition key in High beams position II (see page 49). To turn on the high beams when switch A is in position 2, pull the left The external lights can be switched on and off manually or hand lever B towards the dashboard.

  • Page 39: Parking Lights

    “Follow me home” function Parking lights This function allows you to set a timer for the position lights and for the The parking lights work when the ignition key is at position 0 or II, or low beams, so that they remain on, for a certain period, after turning off if the key has been removed (see page 49).

  • Page 40: Automatic Activation/Deactivation

    Contact the low beams will not be activated automatically. The Ferrari Service Network as soon as possible. driver must always be prepared to turn on the external lights manually, even the rear fog lights if necessary.

  • Page 41: Direction Indicators

    Direction indicators Rear fog lights When lever B is: These can be activated only when the high or low beams are on, by pressing button D. The respective warning light on the instrument - moved up, the right-hand direction indicators are activated; panel will illuminate (see page 31).

  • Page 42: Windscreen Washer/Wipers And Headlight Washer

    Windscreen washer/wipers and headlight washer The windscreen wipers and washers work only with the ignition key in Windscreen washer position II (see page 49). This is activated by pulling lever A towards the steering wheel (automatic return). Windscreen wipers When the windscreen washer is activated, the windscreen wipers star The lever A has 5 settings: t automatically.
  • Page 43 Rain sensor Before cleaning the front windscreen (for example in service stations) make sure the rain sensor is deactivated This automatically adjusts the windscreen wiper timing to the intensity or that the key is turned to 0. The rain sensor must be of the rain during intermittent operation.

  • Page 44: Steering Wheel Buttons

    Steering wheel buttons Horn control “SPORT” mode The horn can be used by pressing the horn symbol A, on either side of The driver can change the vehicle setting depending on his own the steering wheel. driving style. • The “SPORT” mode can be activated or deactivated by pressing button B.
  • Page 45 CST system deactivation In medium or low grip conditions (e.g., wet, icy or sandy roads etc.), keep the CST system activated and do not The CST system is deactivated by pressing button D (assuming it select “SPORT” mode. is active when the vehicle is started). The warning lights E and F illuminate on the TFT display.
  • Page 46 TFT display buttons The MODE, DISP, UP, DOWN and ENTER buttons enable interaction with the TFT display system, and their operation is described in the “Display TFT” chapter (see page 22). Change the TFT display settings only when the vehicle is stationary.

  • Page 47: Roof Controls

    Roof controls Deactivating the alarm system motion sensors Tyre pressure calibration button Pressing button A deactivates the alarm motion sensing system. When To calibrate the system, turn the ignition key to position II (see page this feature is deactivated, the LED on the button will flash for 3 49), then press the key C for a time ranging from 4 to 10 seconds.

  • Page 48: Controls On The Central Console

    Controls on the central console Opening the glove compartment. Hazard warning lights Press button A to turn on the hazard lights. These lights will operate Button D controls the glove compartment opening (see page 86). with the ignition key in any position. To turn them off, press the button Activating the front parking sensors (optional) again.

  • Page 49: Ignition Switch

    Ignition switch Position III - Start The ignition key can be set to the following positions: Position 0 - Stop Never remove the key when the vehicle is in motion! Engine off, key removable. The steering wheel will lock automatically with the first turn Steering lock engaged.

  • Page 50: Starting And Driving The Vehicle (F1 Gearbox)

    Starting and driving the vehicle (“F1” gearbox) System activation If the warning light (B) continues flashing without turning off, deactivate the system and reactivate it. If the failure persists, contact the F ERRARI ERVICE When the ignition key is turned to position II the gearshift display and to have the necessary checks performed.
  • Page 51 • “R” (Reverse gear): lift and pull the lever D toward the rear of the Operation with the engine off vehicle. Once the “system start-up” phase has been completed, the gear Keep lever D pulled up until the “R” appears on the engaged will appear on the display: display.
  • Page 52 After several attempts, if the engine fails to start, check for one of the Starting the Engine following causes: Before starting the engine, make sure that the alarm system and all the • insufficient speed of the starter motor (flat battery); electrical devices with a high power absorption are off.
  • Page 53 For safety reasons, the system activates a buzzer and automatically “UP”, UP-shifting shifts to “N” when, with the vehicle stationary, the engine running and Use the right-hand “UP” lever without releasing the accelerator pedal. gear engaged: The “UP” request is not accepted if engagement of the requested •...
  • Page 54 “DOWN”, DOWN-shifting Stopping the vehicle Use the left-hand “DOWN” lever even without releasing the accelerator When the vehicle stops, the system automatically engages 1 gear pedal. (unless “N” has already been requested). A “DOWN-shift” request is not accepted if engagement of the When the vehicle is stationary and the engine running, keep the brake requested gear would force the engine beyond a certain RPM or if a pedal pressed until ready to move.

  • Page 55: Other System Functions

    If the “F1-S” function is activated when “Automatic” mode is already Other system functions active, the system selects performance gearshifting (faster gearshifts “F1-S” function than in normal “Automatic” mode). The “F1-S” function is characterised by faster gearshifting than in “normal” When the function is active, gearshifting is proportional to the engine conditions.
  • Page 56 “N” and “R”. If the malfunction persists, contact the Ferrari Service Network as “SPORT” mode can be activated even if the “F1-S” function is already soon as possible to have the malfunction identified and corrected.

  • Page 57: Push Start

    “Automatic gearshift” mode Push start This mode is activated (or deactivated) using switch H. The symbol In the event that the ignition system malfunctions, you can “push start” “d auto” L will appear on the gear display on the dashboard and the the vehicle as follows: system will automatically shift the gears “UP”...

  • Page 58: Starting And Driving The Vehicle (Mechanical Gearbox)

    Starting and driving the vehicle (Mechanical gearbox) Starting the engine Warming up the engine Before starting the engine, make sure that the alarm system and all Do not run the engine at high speeds until the engine oil temperature electrical devices with high power absorption are turned off. has reached approximately 65÷70 °C.

  • Page 59: While Driving

    While driving Parking Never drive, not even downhill, with the revolution counter pointer Apply the handbrake, engage 1 gear, whether parking uphill or downhill, near the peak engine speed. turn the wheels and turn off the engine. When the revolution counter pointer approaches peak speed (the red As 1 gear is the most reduced, it is more suited to use the engine as a zone), the driver must be very careful to avoid exceeding that limit.

  • Page 60: Safe Driving

    Safe driving For safe travelling, it is essential that the driver be aware of the best When travelling driving techniques suited to various circumstances. Always try to - Caution is the number one rule for safe driving, which also means you prevent dangerous situations by driving with caution.

  • Page 61: Driving In The Rain

    Additionally, ensure that any loose floor mat sits Driving in the rain correctly. Rain and wet roads can cause hazardous situations. Water, ice and salt spread on icy roads may deposit on All manoeuvres are more difficult on a wet road as the tyres have the brake discs and reduce the efficiency of the initial significantly less grip on the asphalt.

  • Page 62: Driving In Fog

    Driving in fog Driving on snowy and icy roads - Whenever possible, avoid travelling if the fog is thick. If you have to Below is some advice for driving in these conditions: drive in misty conditions, or if there is thick fog or fog banks, follow - Keep a very moderate speed.

  • Page 63: Parking Manoeuvre

    Parking manoeuvre To make parking manoeuvres easier for the driver, the vehicle is The front (if present) and rear sensors activate automatically when equipped with four sensors housed on the rear bumper; optionally, reversing, with the ignition key in position II. If the vehicle is also four sensors can also be fitted on the front bumper.
  • Page 64 If your vehicle is equipped with a system with front and rear sensors, Sensors the distance from the obstacles will be also viewed on the TFT display. To measure the distance from the obstacles, the system uses 4 sensors The position and the distance from the obstacle are displayed in the fitted in the front bumper and 4 sensors fitted in the rear one.
  • Page 65 Sensor range Sensor failure The sensors allow the system to monitor the front and rear of the In the event that the parking sensors fail, the relevant warning light on vehicle. the display comes on see page 33 together with the message “Parking sensor failure”.

  • Page 66: Respecting The Environment

    Particular driving conditions We are all responsible for respecting and protecting the environment. Ferrari has designed and constructed this vehicle using technology, Very short trips and frequent cold starts do not allow the engine to materials and devices to reduce the harmful impact on the environment reach the optimal operating temperature and can cause a significant to a minimum.
  • Page 67 Use only a battery charger and contact the Ferrari Service Network. If the engine does not work properly while travelling, continue driving, reducing engine performance to the bare minimum, and contact the nearest service centre of the Ferrari Service Network.

  • Page 68: Handbrake Lever

    Handbrake lever Always use the handbrake when the vehicle is parked. To engage the handbrake, pull the lever A fully upwards, until the rear After hearing a series of clicks by pulling the handbrake wheels lock. lever, the vehicle should be blocked. If this is not the case, With the ignition key in position II, handbrake engagement is indicated please contact the F ERRARI...

  • Page 69: Front Seats

    Front seats Never adjust the seat while driving: you may lose control 1 - Back/forward adjustment of the vehicle. Moving the seat could distract you or Push control A on the outer side of the seat forward or back. make you press a pedal unintentionally. 2 - Height adjustment Adjust the driver’s seat only when the vehicle is stationary.
  • Page 70 4 - Height-tilt feature Driving with a seat reclined may be dangerous. The backrest must not be inclined too far back. For an By pressing control A in the centre, you can adjust both the seat effective restraining action, the three-point (lap-shoulder) cushion height and tilting at the same time.

  • Page 71: Heating System (Optional)

    Heating System (optional) Lumbar support adjustment (optional on the passenger seat) Push control C, on the horizontal arrows to increase or decrease The seat heating system is activated by turning control E. Two heating lumbar support, and on the vertical arrows to lift or lower the lumbar pads are used to heat the seat.

  • Page 72: Rear Seats

    Lumbar support adjustment is not included in the seat position Rear seats memory. These can seat 2 passengers. The memorisation of a new seat position cancels the one previously stored with the same button. Armrest To recall the memorised position with the door open, press the relative The rear centre armrest is movable and can be folded up into the seat button “1”, “2”...

  • Page 73: Adjusting The Steering Wheel

    Adjusting the steering wheel Rear-view mirrors The steering wheel can be electrically adjusted, both in terms of height Internal rear-view mirror and depth. This can be adjusted manually. It can only be adjusted if the ignition key is in position II. The electrochromic interior rear-view mirror automatically darkens For adjustment, move the control A in the four directions.
  • Page 74 In this case, the mirrors become “unsteady” and to reactivate them you External rear-view mirrors must: These are electrically adjusted using control A (with the ignition key in • turn the ignition key to position II; position II) and are equipped with defogging elements. •...

  • Page 75: Seat Belts

    Seat belts Storing the rear-view mirror position In the models equipped with memory seats, every time the seat position If used correctly, the seat belts in combination with the pretensioners, is memorised, the external rear view mirror position is also stored protect the wearer from a variety of impacts, firmly securing the automatically, both for the normal travelling direction and for reverse occupants within the structure of the vehicle, thus preventing...
  • Page 76 Adjusting seat belt height (front seats only) Fastening the seatbelts The seat belts height must only be adjusted when the vehicle is After positioning the seat correctly, stationary. • Grip the buckle C, slowly pull the belt and insert the tang into its seat To move the belt feeder A, raise or lower the headrest adjustment lever D (if the belt locks while pulling it, let it rewind a little and then pull it again, but do not jerk it roughly).
  • Page 77 If the driver’s seat belt has not been fastened, when the ignition key is Unfastening the seat belts turned to position II, the warning light E comes on. • Push the release button F. Do not use any objects (spring clips, locks, etc.) that could keep a seat belt from •...
  • Page 78 Emergency tensioning device, seat belt force limiter Maintenance of the seat belts and pretensioners The seat belts for the front and rear seats in this vehicle are equipped • Following a collision of a certain severity, replace the seat belts that with emergency tensioning devices (also called “pretensioners”) and were worn at the time even if they may not appear to be damaged.

  • Page 79: Child Safety

    Child safety We recommend that you always carry children in the rear seats and that they are seated in the specific Because of their size, children are at greater risk for injuries than restraining systems: in the event of a collision, this is the safest adults.

  • Page 80: Airbag

    Airbag In addition, move the passenger seat as far back as possible in order to prevent the child seat from touching The airbag is not a substitute for the seat belts, although the dashboard. it increases their efficiency. Correct use of the seat Do not tamper with seat belts or child restraint systems.
  • Page 81 Deployment Activation The airbags are controlled by an ECU that activates them in the case of The front airbags of your vehicle have been designed to deploy in 2 a head-on collision with medium or strong impact. stages. This allows the airbag to have different rates of deployment, based on the crash severity, as assessed by the airbag control unit.
  • Page 82 When this expiry date approaches, contact the circumstances is not indicative of system malfunction. Ferrari Service Network in order to have the system replaced. Do not cut or tamper with the connectors of the airbag harness or on the The labels E and F indicate the presence of the airbag system.
  • Page 83 Passenger-side airbag manual deactivation (optional) The warning light G and the LED H remain on permanently until the passenger airbag is reactivated. If a child is to be transported in the front passenger seat, always When the door is open, the key can inserted or removed in both deactivate the passenger-side airbag before fitting the child seat.

  • Page 84: Infotainment System

    - bassbox with speaker; - GPS antenna. To remove the front panel, push it to the right on the word Ferrari A. Underneath the radio-CD player-navigator unit there is a CD holder which can be accessed by opening the door B.

  • Page 85: Dome Lights

    Dome lights The dome lights switch on automatically in the following situations: Front • when one door is opened, for approx. 3 minutes; When the doors are closed, the dome lights A can be turned on or off • when all the doors are closed and the key is in position0, for approx. using the switch B.

  • Page 86: Passenger Compartment Accessories

    Passenger compartment accessories Glove compartment Centre Console compartment This is located on the passenger’s side of the dashboard, and it is In the console, between the two front seats, there is a compartment always accessible when the key is in position II, and for approx. ten which can be accessed by opening the door E.

  • Page 87: Clothing Hooks

    Rear map pockets Front ashtray On the lower part of the seat backrest there is a map pocket F to hold To access the front ashtray H, or the cigarette lighter L, lift the lid newspapers, magazines etc. M pushing it backward. To clean the ashtray, remove it by pulling upwards.

  • Page 88: Engine Compartment Lid

    Engine compartment lid Sun visors The sun visors can be adjusted to shade both the windscreen and the windows Opening on the doors. On the back of the passenger’s sun visor there is a mirror P which can be To unlock the engine compartment lid, pull the lever A found beneath accessed by lifting the cover Q.

  • Page 89: Luggage Compartment Lid

    The lid is kept in the open position by two gas struts C. Luggage compartment lid Always check to ensure that the lid is closed properly, to Opening prevent it from opening while driving. To open the luggage compartment lid, press button A or use the button Emergency opening on the remote control (see page 6).

  • Page 90: Fuel Tank Door

    Fuel tank door Emergency Opening/Closing If the button A and the button on the key remote control do not work, Opening pull the small handle D housed in the armrest compartment, between the rear seats. • With the key in position 0 press the release button A to unlock the After opening the luggage compartment lid manually with the handleD, fuel tank door.

  • Page 91: Towing The Vehicle

    Towing the vehicle Closing • Screw the cap B back on tightly and press on the door to close it. Tow hook Ensure that the string D is not hanging out of the fuel tank door. When towing the vehicle, use only the attachment point provided for Emergency opening the towing hook A, which must be inserted into its seat B.

  • Page 92: Air Conditioning And Heating System

    Air conditioning and heating system Fixed air vents for windscreen. Outside temperature sensor. Fixed air vents for side windows. Passenger compartment temperature sensor. Adjustable front central, side and rear vents. Air conditioning and heating system controls. Air vents for foot area. Pollen filter Sun radiation sensor.
  • Page 93 The vehicle is equipped with an automatic dual-zone air conditioner/ Controls heater, A. Left-hand temperature control which adjusts the air temperature, its distribution and flow in the B. Air conditioning compressor activation/deactivation vehicle’s passenger compartment in two separate zones: driver’s side C.
  • Page 94 Air conditioning control switch B Fan speed control E It can operate in three modes: Released The air conditioner is on. Automatic “AUT” The air is cooled and/or only dehumidified according to The air flow is controlled by the electronic system the selected temperature.
  • Page 95 Once the internal temperature has stabilised at the desired level, Air recirculation switch F you are advised not to change the position of the selector unless the Released external temperature changes drastically. The air flow comes from the outside. A change in the position of the temperature selection switch will When outside temperatures exceed 35 °C, the air involve a difference between temperature inside the passenger recirculation option remains on with a 120-second pause...
  • Page 96 Adjusting the air vents Maintenance The adjustable air vents A are positioned on the sides of the dashboard, The pollen filter must be replaced every year as indicated in the in the centre of the dashboard and at the rear end of the centre console. “Maintenance Schedule”.
  • Page 97 Engine Engine assembly ________________________________________________ 98 Ignition-Injection System _____________________________________ 99 Engine lubrication system ____________________________________ 100 Cooling system _______________________________________________ 102 Fuel supply system ____________________________________________ 104 Air injection system and catalytic converters ________________ 107...

  • Page 98: Engine Assembly

    Engine assembly Timing Belts The timing system is composed of 4 overhead shafts (2 per bank) and Each engine bank is equipped with a belt for camshaft control. 4 valves per cylinder (2 intake and 2 exhaust), controlled by hydraulic There are two additional belts on the engine which control the tappets, which automatically adjust the clearance for proper operating auxiliary components: one is for the water pump and the hydraulic...

  • Page 99: Ignition-Injection System

    Ignition-Injection System Each cylinder bank is equipped with an integral Bosch Motronic ME Accelerator pedal position sensor 7.1.1 ignition-injection system controlled by a microprocessor ECU. This is mechanically mounted on the accelerator pedal. The ECU regulates the quantity of fuel to be delivered to the injectors It reads the exact position of the pedal.

  • Page 100: Engine Lubrication System

    Engine lubrication system The lubrication system is of the dry sump type with gear-driven pumps. and a delivery pump which takes the oil from the tank and delivers it, under pressure, to the engine rotating parts. The engine is equipped with 2 pumps, a scavenge pump which takes the oil from the sump and sends it to the tank and then the to radiator, Lubrication system A - Oil Radiator...
  • Page 101 Oil pressure and temperature Gas and oil vapour recirculation The red warning light on the instrument panel (see page 30) should The device for oil gas and vapour recirculation is of the closed circuit always remain off under normal driving conditions. type.

  • Page 102: Cooling System

    Cooling system Cooling system diagram 1 - Air bleeder screw 2 - Pump body with thermostat 3 - Water radiator 4 - Drainage tap 5 - Electric fans; 6 - Expansion tank 7 - Filler cap 8 - NTC sensor located on left- hand water outlet manifold.

  • Page 103: Replacing The Coolant

    “Maintenance Schedule” by a Service Centre of the Authorised Reduce engine speed immediately if the temperature gauge needle goes above Ferrari Service Network. 115°C. If the temperature does not drop, have the system checked at the nearest centre of the F...

  • Page 104: Fuel Supply System

    Fuel supply system Fuel supply system diagram 1 - Fuel tank 2 - LH electric pump with filter 3 - RH electric pump with filter and level gauge 4 - Filler neck 5 - System drainage tap 6 - Fuel vapour separator 7 - Multi-functional valve 8 - Ventilation valve Fuel delivery line...
  • Page 105 Fuel supply system The fuel is delivered by two electric pumps which are submerged in the tank and controlled by the ignition-injection ECUs. The pressure inside the tank is kept constant by a pressure regulator inside the pump itself. There are two valves located on top of the tank, which prevent fuel leakage if the vehicle overturns.
  • Page 106 We recommend that you have top of the switch. this operation performed by an authorised service centre of the Ferrari Service Network. When the engine is running and depending upon its operating conditions, the Motronic ECUs control the canister purge solenoid valves so that the fuel vapours retained by the carbon filter are taken in by the intake manifolds through the specific lines.

  • Page 107: Air Injection System And Catalytic Converters

    Air injection system and catalytic converters Air injection system 1 - Exhaust gas sampling union 2 - Air injection pipe 3 - Exhaust manifold 4 - Air pump 5 - Pneumatic valve 6 - Solenoid valve 7 - Vacuum tank.

  • Page 108: Catalytic Converters

    The injection system supplies additional air to the exhaust manifolds in Catalytic converters order to reduce HC, CO and NOx emissions during the warm-up phase This vehicle is equipped with metallic-type catalytic converters. of the pre-catalytic converter, inside the manifold, and of the main The catalyst system consists of four pre-catalytic converters and two catalytic converter main catalytic converters.
  • Page 109 The warning light is switched on by the thermoresistor, through the The driver must stop the vehicle and have it towed to a engine ECU. service centre of the Authorised Ferrari Network to have the malfunction repaired. If the temperature is high:...
  • Page 110 Engine malfunction alarm devices If the warning light “Engine check system failure” flashes or is permanently lit while the engine is running, the engine or the emission control system may be malfunctioning. The electronic system detects and isolates the error, preventing damage to the engine or the production of noxious emissions.

  • Page 111: Vehicle Chassis

    Vehicle chassis Clutch ________________________________________________________ 112 Gearbox and differential _____________________________________ 112 “F1” gearbox transmission check _____________________________ 113 Steering system and steering column _________________________ 114 Braking system ________________________________________________ 116 CST system ___________________________________________________ 118 ASR system ____________________________________________________ 119 ABS and EBD systems _________________________________________ 120 Air conditioning and heating system _________________________ 122 Suspension...

  • Page 112: Clutch

    NACA type duct with a double air inlet. This is located on the vehicle underfloor, on the sides of the gearbox. Checking and changing the gearbox/differential oil The gearbox/differential oil must be checked and changed at the intervals indicated in the “Maintenance Schedule” by the Ferrari Service Network.

  • Page 113: F1" Gearbox Transmission Check

    “F1” gearbox transmission check The gearbox is controlled by means of an electro-hydraulic system, “F1” gearbox system oil level which is actuated by the two levers on either side of the steering wheel. The “F1” gearbox system’s oil tank is positioned on the left rear part of These levers substitute the traditional gearshift lever and the clutch the gearbox housing.

  • Page 114: Steering System And Steering Column

    Steering system and steering column Hydraulic steering system Steering box Oil cooling coil Oil tank Cardan joint shaft Hydraulic steering pump Steering column Pump driving belt Steering angle sensor.
  • Page 115 Main data • Collapsible steering wheel; • Steering rack; • Permanently-lubricated joints; • Steering diameter: m 12.2. The vehicle is fitted with speed-sensitive hydraulic steering. There is a sensor fitted behind the steering wheel which reads the steering angle and communicates with the shock absorber ECU; this adjusts the suspension to ensure it is capable of maintaining vehicle stability in a variety of conditions.

  • Page 116: Braking System

    Braking system Braking system diagram Brake servo Master cylinder Rear brake calipers Brake fluid tank Rear brake discs ABS sensor and toothed wheel 10 CST deactivation button ABS/ASR electro-hydraulic control unit 11 Warning lights on instrument panel Front brake calipers 12 Brake light switch Front brake discs 13 Yaw sensor...
  • Page 117 If it becomes excessive, or if one wheel brakes more than the others, or if the control pedal feels somewhat flexible with reduced braking efficiency, a complete inspection of the system should be performed by a service centre of the Ferrari Service Network. .

  • Page 118: Cst System

    CST system Failure signals The vehicle is equipped with a CST (traction and stability control) yaw prevention monitoring system, encompassing all of the vehicle’s control In the event of a fault, the system is automatically disabled and cannot systems: ABS, EBD, ASR and ESP. The system is fitted with a unit that be reactivated.

  • Page 119: Asr System

    ASR system The ASR system controls the spinning of the driving wheels during ASR malfunction indicators acceleration through the engine control unit (spark advance delay, The failure indicators are shared by the CST system. engine throttle opening reduction and fuel injection cut off) and the MSR function (engine braking torque adjustment) rear brakes.

  • Page 120: Abs And Ebd Systems

    In this case we recommend that you contact the nearest authorised The vehicle is equipped with ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) and service centre of the Ferrari Service Network who will immediately EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution) systems which, by means identify the fault by means of the system self-diagnostic function.
  • Page 121 If the brake fluid warning light comes on while System performance in terms of active safety is not a driving, stop the vehicle and check the brake fluid level reason for the driver to take unnecessary risks. The style immediately (see page 160): if the fluid level is below the of driving shall always be adapted to weather conditions, minimum limit, top it up with the recommended fluid and range of visibility and traffic.

  • Page 122: Air Conditioning And Heating System

    Air conditioning and heating system Air conditioning and heating system diagram Compressor Condenser Proportional valves Dehydrator filter Pump for water recirculation Pressure gauge Sun radiation sensor Expansion valve 10 Pollen filter Heater/evaporator 11 Coolant filling/draining cap...

  • Page 123: Specifications

    Specifications The air conditioning and heating system is composed of a heater/ evaporator operated by a microprocessor ECU which, in both automatic and manual operation, is capable of keeping the temperature inside the passenger compartment constant when the conditions outside change, controlling the air temperature, flow rate and distribution.

  • Page 124: Suspension

    Suspension Suspension system diagram Shock absorbers Electronic Control Unit Wheel acceleration sensor Vertical acceleration sensor Malfunction indication on the TFT display “SPORT” mode selection button...
  • Page 125 • With independent wheels and upper and lower wishbones. The suspension uses the “Skyhook” system developed by • Double-acting telescopic hydro-pneumatic shock absorbers, with Mannesmann-Sachs and optimised by Ferrari for automatic, variation of the electronically-controlled setting. continuous control of the damping force by means of acceleration •...

  • Page 126: Wheels And Tyres

    The malfunction detected is stored by the ECU. • drive at moderate speed on straight roads and on curves. The system is exclusively designed for connection to the Ferrari SD-3 How to use the tyres diagnostic tester, which can be used to perform a diagnostic test of the system.
  • Page 127 The wheels complete with tyres must be balanced by an authorised Have any damage inspected as soon as possible by an experienced tyre service centre of the Ferrari Service Network or by skilled staff. fitter. Damage can seriously reduce tyre life.

  • Page 128: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

    Tyre pressure monitoring system Viewing messages on the “TFT” display The vehicle is equipped with a system that monitors the tyre pressure by means of special sensors that are secured inside the wheel rims, in By pressing the specific button “DISP” (see page 23) or selecting the position with the inflation valve.
  • Page 129 It may happen that the system does not know which Normal conditions wheel is originating the malfunction indication By pressing the specific button for rapid information and therefore is not capable of showing the wheel display (“DISP” key pressed briefly) or selecting the involved.
  • Page 130 Screen page 9 shows an example of the standard System not calibrated screen page when the symbol appears in the area If the system has not been calibrated or following a dedicated to the warning lights, as is the case for tyre replacement, the display will alternate between other “hw”...

  • Page 131: Replacing The Wheels

    Replacing the wheels Tyre pressure monitoring system failure Screen pages 15 and 16 alternate in the following If one or more wheels need to be replaced, proceed as cases: follows: - malfunction in the circuit and/or wiring leading to – Replace the wheel stud bolts with damaged thread or taper. the ECU - no signal reception by one or more sensors due to –...
  • Page 132 Warning Replacing a wheel • Keep the spare wheel in proper working order, checking it at regular • Position the vehicle on an a level surface, then engage 1 gear and intervals to ensure the inflation pressure is 4.2 bar (62 psi). lock the rear wheels with the parking brake.
  • Page 133 • Place the base of the jack on flat, firm ground, positioning it with one • Completely unscrew the five wheel stud bolts and remove the wheel. of the lifting points located underneath the vehicle underfloor. • Fit the spare wheel and screw the five wheel stud bolts back on. •...

  • Page 134: Chassis - Bodywork

    All body repair work must be carried out exclusively by expert • Extruded section bars, with exceptional resistance and torsional mechanics certified by the Ferrari Technical Service Department. rigidity features. • Cast knots, which represent the entire welded joint section for the extruded section bars.
  • Page 135 Electrical system Key-operated circuits _________________________________________ 136 Battery _______________________________________________________ 136 Lights _________________________________________________________ 139 Replacing the light bulbs ____________________________________ 139 Replacing a fuse ______________________________________________ 146...

  • Page 136: Key-Operated Circuits

    Key-operated circuits Battery • Starting It is located on the right-hand side of the luggage compartment. • Windscreen wipers and washer To access the battery, remove cover A. • Stop lights The vehicle is equipped with a battery with sealed energy circuit, that is maintenance-free.

  • Page 137: Checks And Maintenance

    Battery master switch When the battery is connected and fully charged, this operation is done automatically whenever the doors are opened or closed. The windows must It is located on the right-hand side of the luggage compartment. To remain lowered until the recharged battery is reconnected. If the battery is access it, remove the small door B .

  • Page 138: Recharging The Battery

    The vehicle is equipped with a special connector for plugging the procedure. During this time, make sure not to activate any device. Ferrari battery-charger (optional), which is used to keep the battery The Motronic ECU’s self-learning cycle works correctly when the charged and to recharge it in an emergency.

  • Page 139: Lights

    8 - Reverse light; 9 - Rear fog light; 10 - Auxiliary stop light. Before replacing a light bulb in the headlights, ensure that the respective fuse is intact. Headlights aiming To aim the headlights, contact the Ferrari Service Network.
  • Page 140 To replace the parking light bulb, proceed as follows: Replacing the front direction indicator and parking light bulbs • turn the bulb-holder E anticlockwise and remove it from its seat; Turn the wheels completely inwards, then undo the screws A and •...

  • Page 141: Replacing The Side Direction Indicator Bulbs

    Replacing the side direction indicator bulbs Replacing the taillight bulbs • Remove the transparent cover A on the indicator, then the bulb To replace a bulb, proceed as follows: holder B, taking care not to damage the bodywork; • partially lever out the weather strip around the luggage compartment •...
  • Page 142 • remove the connector C from the bulb holder E; If you need to replace more than one bulb, to avoid confusing their mounts E, which are identical, they are identified by a letter that shows • when the taillight has been removed from the vehicle, unscrew the their position on the vehicle body: knobs D and remove the bulb holder E from the light cluster;...
  • Page 143 • refit the transparent cover and tighten the two fastening screws. • Refit the dome light, taking care not to pinch the cables. Replacing the auxiliary stop light bulbs For replacement of the light cluster, contact the Ferrari Service Network.
  • Page 144 • Push the screwdriver into point J to remove the dome light • Refit the dome light first on the connector side and then pushing it in completely. at the other side until it clicks into place. Removing the external rear-view mirror • Please contact the Ferrari Service Network.
  • Page 145 • Lift the bulb holder G and remove the bulb H, which is pressure Light bulbs (12 V, except for low and high beam lights) fitted. • Replace the bulb; Low beams/high beams with gas-discharge • Refit the dome light first on the connector side and then pushing it in Front position lights incandescent at the other side until it clicks into place.

  • Page 146: Replacing A Fuse

    B - Fuse blown. yellow blue If the problem persists, contact the Ferrari Service Network. Ampere A7.5 When replacing a fuse, always use fuses of the same amperage (same colour). The toolkit contains spare fuses (see page 162).
  • Page 147 Location of the fuse and relay boxes A - Fuses and relays in the engine compartment C - Fuses and relays in the luggage compartment B - Fuses and relays in the passenger compartment D - Maxi fuses on the battery...
  • Page 148 A – Fuses and relays in the engine compartment To replace a fuse or a relay in the engine compartment, we recommend + 30 + permanent battery that you contact the Ferrari Service Network. + 15 + key operated Motion alarm ECU Ref.
  • Page 149 B – Fuses and relays in the passenger compartment Ref. Amp. These are located under the dashboard, to the left of the steering wheel. 50A Maxi-relay Secondary air pump To access the fuses and relays, remove the small door 1 by undoing the fastening screws.
  • Page 150 Ref. Amp. F-37 +15 CLA (NA), third stop light, NQS F-12 Right-hand low beam F-38 Ratio motor for fuel tank door F-13 +30 Left-hand low beam F-39 +30 NIM, NCL, EOBD diagnostics socket, CSA, CAV, NTP, radio, phone option F-31 7.5A INT/A for A.C.
  • Page 151 C – Fuses and relays in the luggage compartment F-52 Front driver seat heating (INT/A connected devices relay) To access the devices in the luggage compartment, you must remove the cover 1. F-53 +30 Direction indicators / Hazard lights Remove the box covers 2 to access the fuses and relays. Ref.
  • Page 152 F-56 Front passenger seat movement, (underneath relay F-14 +15 RH injection (coils, fuel pump relays, inertia 1 for rear connected devices) switch) (pin F21) F-16 7.5A A.C. compressor. F-60 +30 NVB, NPG, NPP, door locks actuator, luggage compartment lid locks F-17 LH high-beam F-61...
  • Page 153 Ref. Amp. 20A BOSCH micro-relay 1st speed RH fuel pump MF68 Maxi 30A +30 Hi Fi system (Amplifier) 20A BOSCH micro-relay 2nd speed RH fuel pump MF69 Maxi 20A +30 NCR 20A Micro-relay Reverse gear MF70 Maxi 30A +30 F1 gearbox pump 20A Micro-relay Side marker MF72 Maxi 60A...
  • Page 154 D – Maxi fuses on the battery If the fault is on a maxi fuse, contact the Ferrari Service Network. Ref. Amp. MF73 (not used) MF74 MIDI 70A +30 CPL MF75 MIDI 100A +30 CVB MF86 Mega CAL2 +30 Starter motor...

  • Page 155: Checks And Maintenance

    Checks and maintenance Introduction __________________________________________________ 156 Warranty booklet ____________________________________________ 156 Maintenance __________________________________________________ 156 Level checks __________________________________________________ 158 Windscreen wipers ____________________________________________ 161 Cleaning the vehicle _________________________________________ 164 If the vehicle is stored for long periods _____________________ 165...

  • Page 156: Introduction

    Ferrari Service Network at the prescribed intervals. avoid hazardous situations. It is however advisable to immediately report to the Ferrari Service Network any faults you may find while using the vehicle (e.g. small All repair work on any component of the safety system must be carried out by...
  • Page 157 Scheduled Maintenance Should it not be possible to contact the Ferrari Service Network before having travelled 201 km (125 mi.), adjust the The messages that can be viewed on the TFT display are indicated date following the procedures described on page 27.

  • Page 158: Level Checks

    Level checks General notes If, following the check, the oil proves to be under the The level checks must be performed at the intervals indicated in the “MIN” level, top it up and then have the system checked “Maintenance Schedule” or before starting a long journey. by a service centre of the F ERRARI ERVICE...
  • Page 159 Checking the coolant level Checking the oil level in the hydraulic steering system The level check must be carried out with the engine warm, after having Only perform this procedure when the engine is cold travelled at least 15 Km (10 mi.), and with the vehicle parked on level Never remove the cap from the expansion tank when the ground.

  • Page 160: Checking The Brake/Clutch Fluid Level

    • If the level is low, top up with the prescribed oil from a sealed container, and contact a service centre of the Ferrari Service Do not use fluids other than those already contained in the Network.

  • Page 161: Windscreen Wipers

    Windscreen wipers Windscreen wipers and washer fluid In order not to damage the wiper blades, avoid using them when: • the windscreen is dry Periodically check that there is fluid in the tank. • the blades are stuck to the windscreen due to freezing temperatures The tank for the windscreen washer can be accessed by lifting the •...
  • Page 162 Toolkit Toolkit Useful accessories The toolkit is found in the luggage compartment and it contains the In addition to the the tools supplied with the vehicle, the hazard necessary tools for a first emergency repair work: warning triangle and fluorescent safety jacket should always be kept on board in order to signal hazardous situations in compliance with •...
  • Page 163 The compressor has been designed for inflation of one tyre only; do not use it of the Ferrari Service Network. to inflate mattresses, rubber boats etc. If the vehicle is equipped with a spare wheel, the tyre repair kit will not be The kit can also be used only to inflate a tyre using the lever terminal provided in the luggage compartment.

  • Page 164: Cleaning The Vehicle

    Cleaning the vehicle Replacing the puncture repair fluid cartridge • Remove the terminal H from the union J on the cartridge and slide Cleaning the exterior out the union G for the transparent tube from the compressor. • Turn the cartridge A anticlockwise and lift it slipping it off the base. Proper care of the vehicle on the part of the owner is essential for the Replace it with an original spare part.

  • Page 165: If The Vehicle Is Stored For Long Periods

    With this in mind, specific products are also available for maintenance must be recharged at least once a month. of the leather, the (“Cleaner” and “Cream”), both tested by Ferrari. If the vehicle is not used for long periods of time with the battery disconnected, These products can be ordered through the Ferrari Spare Parts the battery must be recharged at least every three months.
  • Page 167 Duplicating the keys ________________________________________ 8 Controls on the central console _________________________ 48 Emergency starting _________________________________________ 8 Cooling system _________________________________________ 102 The Ferrari CODE system ___________________________________ 7 Replacing the coolant______________________________________ 103 Abbreviations _____________________________________________ 4 CST system _____________________________________________ 118 ABS and EBD systems ____________________________________ 120...
  • Page 168 Heating system (optional) ___________________________________ 71 Maintenance____________________________________________ 156 Seat position memory ______________________________________ 71 Scheduled Maintenance____________________________________ 157 Fuel consumption ________________________________________ 15 Parking _________________________________________________ 59 Parking manoeuvre ______________________________________ 63 Fuel supply system ____________________________________________ 104 Inertia switch____________________________________________ 106 Passenger compartment accessories________________________ 86 Centre Console compartment ________________________________ 86 Fuel tank door __________________________________________ 90 Clothing hooks ____________________________________________ 87 Gearbox and differential ________________________________ 112...
  • Page 169 “Run flat” tyres (optional) __________________________________ 17 Warming up the engine ____________________________________ 58 Roof controls ___________________________________________ 47 Steering system and steering column _____________________ 114 Deactivating the alarm system motion sensors ___________________ 47 Steering wheel buttons __________________________________ 44 Deactivating the anti-lift alarm system ________________________ 47 CST system deactivation ___________________________________ 45 Hands-free microphone (optional) ____________________________ 47 Horn control _____________________________________________ 44...
  • Page 170 Information in this publication is therefore not binding in any way. Ferrari reserves the right to make any modification to the vehicles described in this manual, at any time, for either technical or commercial reasons.

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