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SEATINg
FOLD FLAT FRONT PASSENgER SEATBAcK (if equipped)
The front passenger seatback can be folded to a horizontal position to
make room for a long load. To fold the seatback, move the seat as far
back as possible. Push the head restraint release button and move the
head restraint fully down. Pull up on the recliner handle
This Quick Reference Guide is not
All information contained in this
outboard side of the seat to fold the front passenger seatback. Without
releasing the handle, push the seatback forward. Move the seat as far
intended to replace your vehicle
Quick Reference Guide was
forward as possible.
Owner's Guide which contains more
accurate at the time of duplication.
2ND ROW SEAT REcLINE
To adjust the second row seatback to the desired position, while seated,
detailed information concerning the
We reserve the right to change
pull the release lever
B
up and push the seatback rearward.
features of your vehicle, as well as
features, operation and/or
2ND ROW FOLD FLAT SEATBAcK
important safety warnings designed
To fold down the rear seat, pull up on the lever
functionality of any vehicle
the seat cushion and let the seatback rotate downward into the load floor
to help reduce the risk of injury to
position. To return to the upright position, rotate the seatback upward
specification at any time. Your Ford
until the seatback latches. The seatback will click when it is locked
you and your occupants. Please
into position.
dealer is the best source for the
read your entire Owner's Guide
2ND ROW EASyFOLD™ SEATBAcK RELEASE (if equipped)
most current information. For
carefully as you begin learning
The control buttons are located on the left-hand rear quarter trim panel
(accessible from the liftgate area). Press and hold the control to lower the
detailed operating and safety
about your new vehicle and refer to
seat. The top portion lowers the RIGHT (40%) seatback, and the bottom
portion lowers the LEFT (60%) seatback.
the appropriate chapters when
information, please consult your
questions arise.
Owner's Guide.
Ford Motor Company Customer Relationship Center
P.O. Box 6248
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Dearborn, MI 48121
1-800-392-3673 (FORD)
(TDD for the hearing impaired: 1-800-232-5952)
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January 2008
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Second Printing
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Quick Reference Guide
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Edge
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cLImATE
cONTROLS
DUAL AUTOmATIc TEmPERATURE cONTROL SySTEm (DATc) WITH HEATED SEATS (if equipped)
1.
DRIVER/PASSENgER
5.
mANUAL OVERRIDE
TEmPERATURE cONTROLS
cONTROLS
Press to increase/decrease the
Allows you to manually
temperature on the driver side
determine where airflow
of the vehicle in dual zone or
is directed (floor vents,
A
located on the
the temperature of both the
instrument panel vents,
driver and passenger sides in
rear seat floor vents or a
single zone.
combination of all). To return
to fully automatic control,
2.
AUTO
press AUTO.
Press to activate automatic
6.
EXT
temperature control. The
system will automatically
Press to display the outside
B
on the outboard side of
determine fan speed, airflow
air temperature. Press
location, A/C (on or off) and
again to return to interior
outside or recirculated air
temperature.
based on your temperature
B
7.
A/c
selection.
Press to activate/deactivate
3.
OFF
air conditioning. For a MAX
Outside air is shut out and
A/C setting, press A/C,
the fan will not operate.
and set the temperature to
60°F (16°C) and the highest
4.
DRIVER/PASSENgER
blower setting.
HEATED SEATS
Press once for high heat (two
8.
REcIRcULATION cONTROL
lights), twice for low heat
Press to recirculate cabin
(one light) and a third time to
air. Recirculated air may
deactivate (no lights).
reduce the amount of time
to cool down the interior of
the vehicle and may also help
ESSENTIAL
INFORmATION
change your tire, refer to the
FUEL TyPE AND
when tires are cold, after the
reduce undesired odors from
TANK cAPAcITy
vehicle has been parked for at
Roadside Emergencies chapter
reaching the interior of
Your front-wheel drive
least three hours or has been
in your Owner's Guide.
vehicle's fuel tank can
driven less than three miles.
the vehicle.
REVERSE SENSINg SySTEm
accommodate 19.2 gallons
(As you drive, the temperature
(if equipped)
9.
DEFROST
(72.7 L) of gasoline; all-
in the tire warms up,
Distributes outside air through
The RSS detects obstacles up
wheel drive vehicles can
increasing the tire pressure.)
to 6 feet (2 meters) from the
the windshield defroster and
accommodate 20.8 gallons
Improperly inflated tires can
rear bumper with a decreased
demister vents to clear fog or
(78.7 L) Your vehicle is
affect vehicle handling and
coverage area at the outer
thin ice from the windshield.
designed to use unleaded
can fail suddenly, resulting
corners of the bumper. As you
gasoline with an (R+M)/2
in a possible loss of vehicle
move closer to the obstacle,
10.
REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER
octane rating of 87. Using
control. Refer to the Tires,
Press to clear the rear window
the rate of the tone increases.
gasoline with a lower
Wheels and Loading chapter
When the obstacle is less than
of thin ice and fog. Press
octane rating may
in the Owner's Guide for
10 inches (25 cm) away, the
again to deactivate. If your
degrade performance.
further information.
tone will sound continuously.
TIRE PRESSURE
FUSES
If the RSS detects a stationary
mONITORINg SySTEm
If the vehicle's electrical
or receding object further
This system monitors tire
components are not operating,
than 10 inches (25 cm)
pressure on all road tires
a fuse may have blown. The
from the side of the vehicle,
and provides the driver with
fuse panel is located below
the tone will sound for only
a yellow warning light when
the instrument panel on the
three seconds. Once the
one or more of your tires is
driver's side. Remove the
system detects an object
significantly under-inflated.
cover to view the fuses. For
approaching, the tone will
more information regarding
Message center equipped
sound again.
vehicles provide additional
changing fuses, refer to
REAR WINDOW BUFFETINg
warning messages. The TPMS
the Roadside Emergencies
When one or both of the rear
warning light will reset itself
chapter of your
windows are open, the vehicle
(turn off) after the tires are
Owner's Guide.
may demonstrate a wind throb
set to specification and the
FUEL PUmP SHUT-OFF SWITcH
or buffeting noise; this noise
vehicle is driven above 20
The fuel pump shut-off switch
is common among a wide
mph (32 km/h) for at least
stops the electric fuel pump
range of vehicles and can be
2 minutes. Note: Outside
from sending fuel to your
eliminated by simply lowering
temperature affects tire
engine when your vehicle has
a front window approximately
vehicle is equipped with both
pressure. Please refer to your
sustained a substantial jolt.
two to three inches.
a rear defroster and heated
Owner's Guide.
This switch is located behind
mirrors, the same button will
ROADSIDE ASSISTANcE
TIRE PRESSURE
a panel on the left side of
activate both.
During your Ford Edge's
Your vehicle's tire pressure
the cargo area. For more
limited warranty period, the
is properly set by your
information regarding the
11.
DUAL (Single/dual
assurance and support of a
authorized dealer according
fuel pump shut-off switch,
automatic temperature control)
24-hour emergency roadside
Allows the driver to have
to the recommended
refer to the Roadside
assistance program is
specifications found on the
Emergencies chapter of
full control of the cabin
included. Roadside assistance
vehicle's Safety Compliance
your Owner's Guide.
temperature settings (single
includes such services as fuel
Certification Label or Tire
zone) or allows the passenger
LOcATION OF SPARE TIRE
delivery, tire changes, jump
Label located on the driver's
to have control of their
AND TOOLS
starts, winch outs, help when
door jamb. Check your
individual temperature
The spare tire and jack are
you are locked out of your
tires for proper air pressure
settings (dual zone control).
located in the cargo area
vehicle, and towing.
monthly, check the air
Press to turn on dual zone
below the carpeted floor
To receive roadside
pressure in your spare tire
mode; press again to return
panel. The lug nut wrench is
assistance in the United
every six months. Always use
to single zone.
contained in the tool bag. For
States, call (800) 241-3673.
an accurate tire pressure
complete details on how to
In Canada (800) 665-2006.
gauge. Check the tire pressure
ADDITIONAL
FEATURES
PANORAmIc VISTA ROOF
Tm
WITH
INTEgRATED KEyHEAD
This system is designed
DUAL POWER SUNSHADES (if
TRANSmITTER (IKT) AND
to help prevent the engine
equipped) (PHOTO A)
REmOTE ENTRy SySTEm
from being started unless a
FEATURES (PHOTO c)
coded Integrated Keyhead
TO OPEN THE VISTA ROOF
:
Tm
Your vehicle comes
Transmitter (IKT) programmed
Firmly press and release the
equipped with two specially
to your vehicle is used. Using
rear control. The panoramic
programmed Integrated
the wrong type of coded
roof will open to the
Keyhead Transmitters (IKTs).
key may lead to a "no
"comfort" position. Firmly
(photo C) IKTs are both a
start" condition.
press and release the control
programmed ignition key
again to fully open. To stop
HOmELINK
WIRELESS
®
and a remote keyless entry
the one-touch open feature
cONTROL SySTEm (if equipped)
transmitter.
press any control again.
The HomeLink
®
Wireless
Press
once to unlock the
Control System, located on
TO cLOSE THE VISTA ROOF
Tm
:
driver's door. The interior
the driver's visor, provides
Press and release the front
lamps will illuminate.
a convenient way to replace
control until the glass panel
up to three hand-held
stops at the "express close"
Press
twice to unlock all
transmitters with a single
position. Firmly press and
the doors.
built-in device. This feature
hold the control again to
Press
to activate the panic
will learn the radio frequency
fully close.
alarm. The horn will sound
codes of most transmitters
TO VENT THE VISTA ROOF
:
and the turn lamps will flash
Tm
to operate garage doors,
From the closed position,
entry gate operators, security
Press
again or turn the
press and release the TILT
systems, entry door locks, and
key to the on position in the
control. To vent the panoramic
home or office lighting.
ignition to deactivate the
roof from any position, press
panic alarm.
POWER LIFTgATE (if equipped)
and hold the TILT control.
You can power open or close
To close, press and hold the
cAR FINDER: Press
twice
the liftgate with the following
within three seconds. The
front control.
controls: instrument panel
horn will chirp and the
TO OPERATE POWER
control button, Integrated
turn lamps will flash. It
2008
FORD EDGE
SUNSHADES: Press the OPEN
Keyhead Transmitter button,
is recommended that this
or CLOSE portion of the
outside liftgate control button
method be used to locate your
control to operate the
or the control button in the
vehicle, rather than using the
sunshades. The front and rear
rear cargo area. The liftgate
panic alarm.
shades open simultaneously.
will only operate with the
Ensure that you keep the
vehicle in P (Park). For further
cENTER cONSOLE STORAgE
IKT adhesive security label
information please refer to
(PHOTO B)
in a safe place for future
your Owner's Guide.
The utility compartment has
reference. Replacement
a removable divider and tray
REAR cARgO mANAgEmENT
Integrated Keyhead
to allow various configurations
SySTEm (if equipped)
Transmitters are only
and open up space to fit
The cargo management
available through your
several types of laptop
system consists of storage
authorized dealer.
computers, MP3 players,
compartments located in the
CDs or handbags.
SEcURILOcK™
floor of the rear cargo area.
SecuriLock™ passive
To open, lift the handle. To
anti-theft system is an engine
close, lower the lid.
immobilization system.
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Summary of Contents for Ford 2008 Edge

  • Page 1 To return to the upright position, rotate the seatback upward specification at any time. Your Ford until the seatback latches. The seatback will click when it is locked you and your occupants. Please into position.
  • Page 2 Ford Edge has it all. Take a few minutes to use this Quick Reference Guide to acquaint yourself with many of the features you’ll use most. For more detailed information, consult your Owner’s Guide.