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FORD FG X FALCON SEDAN
Owner's Manual
Produced by
FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED ABN 30 004 116 223
Registered Office: 1735 Sydney Road, Campbellfield, Victoria 3061
ford.com.au
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  • Page 1 FORD FG X FALCON SEDAN Owner’s Manual Produced by FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED ABN 30 004 116 223 Registered Office: 1735 Sydney Road, Campbellfield, Victoria 3061 ford.com.au Go Further...
  • Page 2 No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form by any means without our written permission. Errors and omissions excepted. © Ford Motor Company 2015 All rights reserved. Part Number: TF 19A321 AA 20140523011849 Print 4, October 2015 www.ellikon.com.au...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    All rights reserved. Reproduction by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system or translation in whole or part is not permitted without written authorisation from Ford Motor Company of Australia Limited. Copyright © 2015 Ford Motor Company of Australia Limited...
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Transmission Instrument Cluster Warning Lamps.............66 Transmission ..........113 Multifunction Display ........69 Driving with a Manual Transmission ..113 Driving with an Automatic Transmission ........114 Climate Control Climate Control .........84 Brakes Air Distribution ...........84 Fresh/Recirculated Air ......86 Brakes ............119 Air Conditioning - General Notes ...88 Anti-Lock Braking System .....119 Single-Zone Automatic Climate Control Brake Over Accelerator ......121...
  • Page 5 Table of Contents Load Carrying Wheels and Tyres General Definitions ......... 140 General Information ....... 192 Guide to Determining and Adjusting Using Snow Chains ........ 192 Vehicle Loads ........141 Changing a Road Wheel ....... 192 Roof Carry Bars (if equipped) ....142 Temporary Mobility Kit (TMK)....197 Tyres ............

  • Page 6: Introduction

    Congratulations on choosing your new highly specialised tools and equipment Ford. We have crafted your vehicle specially developed for servicing Ford to ensure a rewarding ownership vehicles. Your authorised Ford dealer is experience.

  • Page 7: Before Driving

    Only Falcons factory built with position. EcoLPi are designed and tested Check all gauges. by Ford Motor Company to run on LPG. Petrol Falcons are not compatible with Release the parking brake fully and LPG system fitment. LPG system fitment...

  • Page 8: Running In

    Introduction Note: The time taken to prime the Do not tow a trailer weighing in EcoLPi fuel system may be longer than a excess of 500 kg for the first 1,500 petrol engine. km and follow the instructions provided in the towing section of When the prime is complete, the starter this manual after this initial period.

  • Page 9: Quick Start

    Guide) for full details, notes and safety warnings regarding the safe operation and maintenance of your vehicle. If still in doubt, please refer to your local authorised Ford dealer. Ford strongly recommends that you familiarise yourself with your vehicle before driving.

  • Page 10: Audio System

    Quick Start AUDIO SYSTEM The Falcon ‘FG X’ audio system controls are briefly described below. Media Skips through available audio modes. Volume Multifunction wheel adjusts audio volume. Selects CD player. Eject Ejects CD. Seek Searches forwards for the next radio station. Forward Seek Back Searches backwards for the next radio station.

  • Page 11: Cruise Control

    Quick Start CRUISE CONTROL Place your fingers underneath the ‘CRUISE’ button and press towards you to enable the cruise control system. WARNING To avoid the possibility of loss of control, the cruise control should not be used in heavy traffic (city driving) or on winding, slippery or unsealed roads.
  • Page 12 Quick Reference Guide Quick Start Speed Adjustment Coarse Adjustment (‘Indexing’): Example 1 The cruise control system provides two methods for adjusting the set 74 km/h Current vehicle speed speed. These are ‘Coarse’ and ‘Fine’ adjustment. Desired cruise speed 100 km/h Fine Adjustment Index UP.
  • Page 13 Quick Start Alternative Coarse Adjustment The cruise control system will also be temporarily disengaged by: An alternate coarse adjustment is also possible by holding either SET+ or SET-. • Pressing either the brake or clutch The vehicle accelerates/decelerates at a pedal.

  • Page 14: Multifunction Display

    Quick Start MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY The Multifunction Display (MFD) is located between the speedometer and tachometer. It provides real time vehicle information. The display can be configured to suit driver preferences. The sub-menu display contains vehicle information that can be accessed using the scroll up (3) and down (4) buttons located to the left of the cluster.

  • Page 15: Unlocking/Opening Boot

    To open the boot, press the boot desired speed. Pressing ‘SEL’ (5) turns opening button which is located below Overspeed on and off. the Ford badge on the boot lid. Reset All Pressing ‘SEL’ (5) puts all screen settings to the factory default.

  • Page 16: Fuel Filler Flap Release

    Compatible iPod models are listed on the please note the following: Ford website - www.ford.com.au. The touch sensors are sensitive to light Press ‘MEDIA’ (1) to select iPod mode. touch. You do not need to apply forceful The last known playing song will begin pressure on these controls to use them.

  • Page 17: Bluetooth ® Integration

    Quick Start Note: Use a clean soft cloth to clean the the phone is connected. Choose screen. your settings and select ‘Apply’. Refer to the SYNC manual for further For supporting devices, SYNC ® ® details on how to use the touch screen. will request access to your phone messages.
  • Page 18 Quick Start The following table gives some hints on using the ‘Phone’ button on your steering wheel to manage incoming and outgoing calls. How to… When …. Action to perform Short press of the ‘Phone’ Accept a call Receiving an incoming call button on your steering wheel.

  • Page 19: Child Safety

    This section provides useful anywhere near them. information on the installation and safe use of child restraints. Ford strongly Read and follow the child restraint recommends that you read and manufacturer’s instructions when understand this section before carrying you are fitting a child restraint.

  • Page 20: Installing A Child Restraint

    Child Safety Selecting a Child Restraint INSTALLING A CHILD System RESTRAINT To provide protection, a child restraint WARNINGS system should meet three requirements. EXTREME HAZARD! Do not use The child restraint system a rearward facing child restraint on complies with Australian a seat protected by an airbag in front of Standard AS1754.
  • Page 21 Child Safety One anchor fitting is installed in the centre position of second-row seats in Note: Side curtain air bags will not your vehicle. Install the attaching clip of interfere with a properly installed child child restraint as shown below. restraint system or booster seat, because they are designed to inflate Front of Vehicle...
  • Page 22 Clip to child restraint attachment clips conforming to AS1754-2004 or later. Spacer (10mm) These can be purchased from your Ford dealer, child restraint manufacturers or suppliers. Front Of Vehicle If your child restraint does not have an approved latched hook attachment...

  • Page 23: Protecting Larger Children

    Child Safety PROTECTING LARGER WARNING CHILDREN Never wear a seatbelt across the The rear seats are the safest place for neck. This could result in serious children. When a child outgrows the neck injury in the event of a collision. recommended weight or height limits for Do not put the seatbelt under your a forward facing child restraint system,...

  • Page 24: Seatbelts

    Seatbelts PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION WARNINGS WARNINGS Care should be taken to avoid contamination of the webbing with The wearing of a seatbelt is a polishes, oils and chemicals, and mandatory requirement. Seatbelts particularly battery acid. Cleaning may should be properly fastened and safely be carried out using mild soap and adjusted before the vehicle is driven.

  • Page 25: Fastening The Seatbelts

    Seatbelts FASTENING THE To Adjust SEATBELTS Fit the lap section of the belt low across the front of your pelvis and guide WARNINGS the sash section comfortably across Insert the tongue into the seatbelt your torso. The retractor mechanism buckle until you hear a distinct automatically takes up the slack.

  • Page 26: Seatbelt Height Adjustment

    Refer to event of certain frontal or near-frontal your authorised Ford dealer if a seatbelt collisions. pretensioner requires repair or replacement.

  • Page 27: Seatbelt Maintenance

    Seatbelts SEATBELT MAINTENANCE illuminates and the warning chime sounds for six seconds every sixteen Inspect the vehicle seatbelts periodically seconds, repeating for approximately to make sure they work properly and five minutes or until both front occupants are not damaged. Inspect the vehicle have fastened their seatbelts.
  • Page 28 (approximately five minutes, or until both occupants are buckled.) Deactivating / Activating the Beltminder Feature The Beltminder feature can be permanently actived / deactivated. Consult your authorised Ford dealer if this is required. -26-...

  • Page 29: Supplementary Restraints System

    Supplementary Restraints System AIRBAGS Your vehicle is equipped with an airbag for the driver, located in the steering wheel, and a passenger airbag is located in the instrument panel above the glove compartment. The passenger airbag can be identified by the ‘Airbag’ label on the airbag cover.
  • Page 30 Ford dealer for repair. Do not inflating airbag. attempt to reinstall the cover. If the...

  • Page 31: Frontal Airbag System Operation

    Supplementary Restraints System FRONTAL AIRBAG SYSTEM EXTREME HAZARD! Do not use OPERATION a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an airbag in front of WARNING ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SEATBELT. The wearing of seatbelts is required by law, even when airbags are fitted.

  • Page 32: Side Curtain Airbag And Side Thorax Airbag System Operation

    Please restrained as far away from the airbag refer to your Ford dealer. module as possible while maintaining Do not lean your head on the door. vehicle control.
  • Page 33 Supplementary Restraints System Note: The side curtain airbag does not In certain lateral collisions, the side thorax interfere with children restrained using a airbag and the side curtain airbag on the properly installed child or booster seat. side affected by the collision is inflated, This is because it is designed to inflate irrespective of which seats are occupied.
  • Page 34 If the However, if any of the following occur, side curtain airbag and side thorax see your authorised Ford dealer without airbags are not replaced, the unrepaired delay for corrective action: area increases the risk of injury in a •...
  • Page 35 Ford Intelligent Safety System To access this information, special equipment must be directly connected (ISS), Bull Bars and Other to the recording modules. Ford does Accessories not access event data recorder Ford’s Intelligent Safety System (ISS) information without obtaining consent,...

  • Page 36: Locks And Security

    In case of • Do not put other keys with loss, replacement keys and keypads transponders on the same key ring. are available from your authorised Ford • Do not cover the key with any dealer. For further information, refer material.

  • Page 37: Remote Entry Keypad

    Locks and Security REMOTE ENTRY KEYPAD Note: When unlocking the door(s) with the unlock button on the keypad, The remote entry keypad can be used the interior courtesy lights are set to remotely to unlock and lock all the doors illuminate for a short time.
  • Page 38 The indicators flash to indicate that the’Unlock’ mode has been changed for that keypad. Extra keypads, purchased from your Ford dealer, can also be programmed in the same way. The boot can also be opened by Instrument Cluster Method...
  • Page 39 Locks and Security Secure Locking The boot can be unlocked and opened onto the latch by briefly pressing the This feature provides additional security boot unlock button on the key twice. to unauthorised external access to The boot can then be opened without the boot via the boot opening button, needing to press the release button on and prevents the vehicle from being...
  • Page 40 Up to a maximum of eight keypads can out of reach of children and dispose of be trained to your vehicle. Replacement/ responsibly. If in any doubt, your Ford additional keypads are available from dealer will be happy to change your your authorised Ford dealer.
  • Page 41 Locks and Security Insert the screwdriver into the opening Insert a new 3V CR 2032 battery. at the side of the keypad container and The positive contact of the battery rotate it to start opening the container. (marked with a +) must face upwards.

  • Page 42: Door Locks

    Locks and Security Unlocking the Doors Carefully prise out the battery with the flat object. Fit the new battery Pull any of the interior door handles or between the contacts with the (+) press the door unlock switch (positioned sign facing upwards. Reassemble on the ICC to unlock all of the doors).

  • Page 43: Rear Door Childproof Safety Locks

    Close the flap, then press the right hand side gently inwards until it clicks home. WARNING Only Ford-approved fuel caps should be used in order to prevent damage to the fuel system and reduce E78298 danger in an accident.

  • Page 44: Key Coding

    The has occurred. Have the system repaired door locks cycle once to indicate by an authorised Ford dealer as soon as that coding mode is active. possible. If a third (new) key is now inserted...

  • Page 45: Anti-Theft Alarm (If Equipped)

    Locks and Security Repeat step 6 with another new Consult your Ford dealer if you now key, if desired. The door locks cycle have only one valid key. If you still have four times, and so on up to eight more than one valid key, use the coding cycles for the eighth key coded.
  • Page 46 The acknowledgement alarm or warning. The vehicle should be feature can be disabled through the ICC taken to an authorised Ford dealer for ‘Settings’ menu. inspection and/or repair. Disarming Alarm Acknowledgements...

  • Page 47: Steering Wheel

    Steering Wheel STEERING WHEEL HORN Press the area on the steering wheel as Adjustment shown. The horn can be operated with the ignition switch in any position. WARNING Never adjust the steering wheel when the vehicle is moving as steering control by the driver may be lost.
  • Page 48 Steering Wheel Audio and Bluetooth Phone ® Control The buttons and paddle on the left- hand side of the steering wheel are used to control the audio system and, ® where Bluetooth is fitted, operation of a compatible mobile phone. Refer to the SYNC manual for details on ®...

  • Page 49: Wipers And Washers

    Wipers and Washers WIPER AND WASHER Speed Sensitive, Variable Frequency Intermittent Wipe CONTROLS (INT) (if equipped) Note: Ensure the windshield wipers are switched off before entering a car wash. With the ignition switch in the ‘ON’ position, the delay between wipes varies Note: Do not operate the wipers on with vehicle speed.

  • Page 50: Checking The Wiper Blades

    Wipers and Washers Automatic Wipers (if equipped) Note: Ensure the windshield wipers are switched off before entering a car wash. Note: Wet road conditions can cause unexpected wiping or smearing. The wipers function when moisture is detected on the windshield. The rain sensor continues to monitor the Rotate the control clockwise amount of moisture on the windshield...

  • Page 51: Changing The Wiper Blades

    Wipers and Washers CHANGING THE WIPER Windscreen Wiper Arm and Blade Removal and Installation BLADES Lift the plastic cover from the spindle Windscreen Wiper Blade end of the wiper arm. Removal Remove the nut attaching the arm Note: The wiper blade is a ‘Beam’ type to the pivot spindle.

  • Page 52: Lighting

    ‘OFF’, please see your active. When driving from light to dark, authorised Ford dealer. there is a 1.4 second delay before the headlights switch on. When driving from Manual Headlight On/Off dark to light, there is a six-second delay before the headlights switch off.

  • Page 53: Front Fog Lights (If Equipped)

    Lighting FRONT FOG LIGHTS If the ignition is turned off with the headlights or park lights on, a warning (if equipped) tone sounds and a warning light illuminates to remind you to turn the The fog light switch is located on the right hand indicator stalk.

  • Page 54: Instrument Panel Illumination

    Lighting INSTRUMENT PANEL If all doors are closed and the ignition is turned to ‘ACC’, ‘ON’ or ‘START’, the ILLUMINATION interior light turns off. Refer to Multifunctional Display (MFD) Adjusting the Automatic Courtesy menu screen in the ‘Instrumentation’ Light-On Feature section of this manual for further information.
  • Page 55 Lighting Sun Visor Vanity Mirror Lamp Adjusting the Intensity (if equipped) There are twenty-one levels of brightness intensity. Press and hold To switch on either light, press the switch the dome lamp button to adjust the as indicated in the diagram. Press the brightness intensity of the light.

  • Page 56: Changing A Bulb

    Note: If in any doubt about any of the bulb types. following bulb replacement procedures, please have the bulb replaced by your Switch off the lights and allow to authorised Ford dealer. cool. Headlamps Open the bonnet. Remove the low-beam bulb, rotate...
  • Page 57 Lighting Parking Lamps (if equipped) 12. For existing high-beam bulb, remove battery and air filter for right Switch off the lights and allow to and left-hand side respectively, and cool. follow similar procedure as for low- beam bulb replacement as set out Open the bonnet.
  • Page 58 Side Repeater - External Mirror Mounted (if equipped) CAUTION It is recommended that this procedure is carried out by your authorised Ford dealer. H11 LL Daytime Running Lamps (if equipped) The Daytime Running Lamps (DTRLs) are part of the headlamp functionality. They...
  • Page 59 Lighting Remove the light assembly cluster. Unscrew reverse lamp bulb holder by turning it one quarter turn in anti- Unscrew the bulb holder to remove clockwise direction. the bulb. Gently pull out bulb from bulb holder. Insert repalcement bulb into the holder and replace bulb holder in lamp by locking it in, in a clock-wise direction.
  • Page 60 Lighting Rear Licence Plate Lamps Sun Visor Vanity Mirror Lamp (if equipped) Carefully insert a flat blade under one side of the lamp assembly. Carefully unclip the lens from the bezel using a screwdriver on the Press gently on the locking tab. end of the lens opposite the knob.

  • Page 61: Bulb Specification Chart

    Windows and Mirrors BULB SPECIFICATION CHART Exterior Lamps Lamp Bulb Type Headlamp Low Beam 55W HIR2LL Headlamp High Beam 60W HB3 Daytime Running Lamp (DTRL) Sealed LED Front Indicator Lamp 21W/WY21W Amber Wedge Rear Indicator Lamp 21W/WY21W Amber Wedge Side Repeater Lamp 5W Wedge Side Repeater Lamp (Mirror-Mounted)* 5W Amber Wedge...

  • Page 62: Power Windows

    Windows and Mirrors POWER WINDOWS WARNING Before operating power windows, ensure that nothing can be trapped by the window, especially hands, head and so on. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury. Be especially vigilant around children and pets when operating power windows.
  • Page 63 Windows and Mirrors Mirror Seat Memory SEAT MEMORY The vehicle comes preset with a factory default mirror-dipped position which can be enabled by the ‘Mirror Dip’ button.The default position can also be modified to a more desirable position. Enabling the factory default mirror- dipped feature: WARNING Unlock the vehicle with your remote...
  • Page 64 Storing a New Mirror Dip Position Recalling a Mirror Dip Position Note: The mirror-dip feature must first When unlocking the vehicle with the be enabled according to your current remote, the mirror automatically moves memory seat position one, two or three. into a dipped position on engaging reverse gear (if you have followed the Unlock the vehicle with your remote...

  • Page 65: Instrumentation

    Instrumentation DASH LAYOUT Headlight Controls Instrument Wiper Beam High/Low/Flasher Cluster Controls Direction Indicators Fog Lamps (if equipped) Scroll Keys Odometer Menu Side Vents Audio Control Fuses Cruise Bluetooth Phone Voice Control Ignition Switch Control Keys/Keypad For details on how to use the voice control, audio and Bluetooth functions, refer to ®...
  • Page 66 Instrumentation SYNC 2® Screen Centre Vents Hazard Lights Climate Controls CD Player Audio Controls Interior Lights Lock/Unlock Dynamic Stability Control Parking Aid Power Outlet -64-...

  • Page 67: Instrument Cluster

    Instrumentation INSTRUMENT CLUSTER There are three different instrument cluster designs, depending on vehicle specification. Instrument Cluster XR6/XR8 Series Instrument Cluster G6E/G6E Turbo Instrument Cluster -65-...
  • Page 68 Instrumentation Speedometer Temperature Gauge The analogue speedometer indicates Indicates the temperature of the engine. the current road speed in kilometres per At normal operating temperature, the hour (km/h). indicator remains within the normal area. If it enters the ‘Red’ section, or if the engine temperature warning light illuminates, switch off the engine as soon as it is safe to do so and have the source...

  • Page 69: Instrument Cluster Warning Lamps

    Note: If the engine does not start with the correct key, a system malfunction Illuminates when the headlights has occurred. Have the system repaired are switched to high beam or by an authorised Ford dealer as soon as when the high-beam possible. headlights are flashed. -67-...
  • Page 70 Mode: or illuminates whilst the vehicle is being driven, have the system checked by an Supplemental feature which authorised Ford dealer as soon as provides additional warnings, if possible. the driver or passenger seatbelt is unbuckled, by sounding a chime...
  • Page 71 Illuminates when the ignition is regulations, and the vehicle should be turned on and extinguishes taken to the nearest authorised Ford when the engine has started. If dealer for inspection and repair. it illuminates while the engine is running, there is a fault in the charging system.

  • Page 72: Multifunction Display

    Instrumentation Engine Oil Temperature MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY (Turbocharged Vehicles Only) The contents of the Multifunction Display (MFD) screen are arranged in windows, Turbo vehicles have a control strategy each designed to relay real-time which limits engine torque at high oil information to the driver. temperatures.
  • Page 73 Instrumentation 2. Sub-Menu Display 1. Message Centre The sub-menu display features the The message centre can display the following items: following information icons: Speed Auto Headlamps On Current vehicle speed in km/h. Illuminates when lamp switch is in ‘AUTO’ position and the Overspeed headlamps are on.
  • Page 74 Instrumentation Avg Fuel Econ Audio Displays the average fuel consumption Displays the current audio media. since the last reset. The average fuel Using the Sub-Menu Display economy is displayed in litres per 100 km. For details on how to reset this To scroll through the available items in function, refer to ‘Reset All’...
  • Page 75 Instrumentation Example: In the diagram below, the following conditions can be observed: Message Centre advises that the lights are ‘ON’ in Auto Mode. Sub-menu advises that the vehicle speed is 0 km/h. ‘Main Display’ advises that the distance to destination is 10 km. Cruise control is not selected.
  • Page 76 Instrumentation It can be observed that the ‘Main Display’ button on the right-hand side of the is now showing the current vehicle instrument cluster. speed in km/h (the vehicle is currently stationary so 0 km/h is displayed). The ‘Settings’ menu is displayed in the following diagram.
  • Page 77 Instrumentation From the ‘Settings’ menu above, Set Overspeed toggle to ‘Set Dimming’ using the up The ‘Overspeed’ function is an alert to tell / down buttons. the driver that a pre-determined vehicle speed has been exceeded. This setting can be adjusted or switched on or off using the ‘Settings’...
  • Page 78 Instrumentation Set Dis to Dest To use this function: ‘Dis to Dest’ displays the estimated From the ‘Settings’ menu above, distance left to your destination. To set toggle to ‘Reset All Trip’ using the up the distance at the beginning of your / down buttons.
  • Page 79 Instrumentation Note: Toggle down to “Reset All Trip” To set the ‘Rest Timer’ before a journey: and press the ‘SEL’ button to reset all From the ‘Main Settings’ menu. items in this menu. toggle to ‘Settings’ using the up / Press the ‘Menu’...
  • Page 80 Instrumentation When set to ‘OFF’, the illumination is Lock Confirm with Indicators controlled by the lamps ‘ON’ state. ‘Lock Confirm with Indicators’ flashes ‘AUTO’ lamps illumination is always the indicators twice when the vehicle is controlled by the sensor. locked using the remote key. Climate Display Press the ‘SEL’...
  • Page 81 Instrumentation Unlocking Press the ‘SEL’ button to select ‘Default Unlocking Settings’. Two-Stage Unlock Lighting Each remote key can be individually personalise to function with two-stage ‘Follow-Me-Home’ Lighting unlock or single-stage unlock. When the headlights are in the ‘AUTO’ Two-stage unlock allows the user to position, ‘Follow-Me-Home’...
  • Page 82 Instrumentation Alarm (if equipped) Press the ‘SEL’ button to select ‘Always Off’. ‘Alarm Off’ ‘On with Ignition Off’ ‘Alarm Off’ disables the alarm and will not ‘On with Ignition Off’ allows the dome allow it to arm or activate. With ‘Alarm lamp to turn on when the key is in the Off’...
  • Page 83 Instrumentation Sub-Content Allows the driver to disable/enable the following items in the sub-menu: • Speed • Dist to Dest • Overspeed • Avg Speed • Fuel Used • Travel Time • Instant Econ Note: EcoLPi vehicles do not have the ability to display ‘Fuel Used’...
  • Page 84 Instrumentation Fuel Prime in Progress Indicator Engine Temperature Warning (EcoLPi) The engine temperature When the ignition key is turned warning indicates when the all the way to the ‘START (III)’ engine temperature is too hot. position or the key is turned to A warning tone also sounds.
  • Page 85 Have the vehicle set in the ‘Settings’ menu. checked by an authorised Ford dealer as soon as possible. Headlamp Fault Automatic Transmission Fail Indicates a fault in the Indicator headlamp system.
  • Page 86 Instrumentation 6. Odometer/Tripmeters not running, turn off all electrical loads (radio, headlamps, and so on) as there is Your vehicle is equipped with one a risk that the vehicle may not start. odometer and two tripmeters. 4. Cruise Control Display The odometer records the total distance travelled by the vehicle in km.

  • Page 87: Climate Control

    Climate Control CLIMATE CONTROL Your sedan is equipped with an Automatic Climate Control (ACC) system. Sensors monitor cabin, ambient air and engine temperatures. A sun-load sensor measures the strength of direct sunshine on the interior of the vehicle. A microcomputer constantly processes this information and, with the climate control in ‘AUTO’...
  • Page 88 Climate Control Instrument Panel and Rear If heating is selected, heated air is directed to the front footwell and centre Console Adjustable Vents console vents and partially heated air The air flow can be turned on or off with is directed to the face level vents. The the rotary controls at the side of the warmer the setting, the warmer the air vents.

  • Page 89: Fresh/Recirculated Air

    A pollen filter is also conditions. available, as an accessory item, from your authorised Ford dealer. However if you wish to change the temperature, you can use the WARNING SYNC touch screen or use the Voice ®...
  • Page 90 In this event, please contact your Note: The outside air temperature authorised Ford dealer. displayed is an approximate temperature indication only. Heated Rear Window Demister Sun Load Measurement...

  • Page 91: Air Conditioning - General Notes

    Ford dealer. Preserving the Ozone Layer CAUTION The refrigerant used in your Ford air Beware of the addition of non-Ford conditioning climate control system is approved accessory items located Hydro Fluoro Carbon (HFC) R134a. This...

  • Page 92: Single-Zone Automatic Climate Control System

    Climate Control SINGLE-ZONE AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM Fresh/Recirculated Air Conditioning Front Window Rear Window Air Mode ON/OFF Demist Demist Climate Auto Mode Air Distribution System OFF Modes Blower Fan Speed Temperature Control Note: For further information on single-zone climate control, refer to the SYNC ®...
  • Page 93 Climate Control It is recommended that the single-zone From time to time, it may be noticed that automatic climate control system is left the air distribution mode and fan speed in ‘AUTO’ mode at all times for optimum vary. This is the system’s normal method driver and passenger comfort.
  • Page 94 Climate Control Air Conditioning The selected temperature is displayed on the SYNC screen. The temperature ® can be set between the range of 18°C and 30°C, in 0.5°C increments. If a temperature below 18ºC is selected, then ’LOW’ is displayed. If a temperature above 30ºC is selected, then ’HIGH’...

  • Page 95: Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control System (If Equipped)

    Climate Control DUAL-ZONE AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM (if equipped) Fresh/Recirculated Air Conditioning Front Window Rear Window Air Mode ON/OFF Demist Demist Climate Auto Mode Air Distribution System OFF Modes Passenger Blower Fan Speed Driver Temperature Control Temperature Control Note: For further information on dual-zone climate control, refer to the SYNC ®...
  • Page 96 Climate Control It is recommended that the dual-zone After starting the engine, if ’AUTO’ is automatic climate control system is displayed, the system automatically left in ‘AUTO’ mode at all times for adjusts to the selected comfort level optimum driver and passenger comfort. without any further assistance.
  • Page 97 Climate Control Note: Cabin comfort level may not be Semi-Automatic Operation maintained when ’H’ or ’C’ is selected for If desired, you may override the extended periods. automatic control system and operate some features manually (such as fan Dual-Zone Temperature speed and air distribution).
  • Page 98 Climate Control Distribution Mode Selector Blower Fan Speed Selector The blower fan speed selector is used to adjust the blower fan speed. To turn This button may be used to direct the air the fan off completely, press the ‘OFF’ to particular groups of outlet vents.

  • Page 99: Seats

    Seats SEATING WARNINGS Do not adjust the seats while the vehicle is moving. Reclining the seatback can reduce the effectiveness of the seat’s seatbelt in the event of a collision. It is extremely dangerous to ride in the cargo area inside or outside the vehicle.
  • Page 100 Seats Adjusting the Lumbar Support To lower, push the release button and lower the head restraint to the desired (if equipped) position. Make sure the head restraint engages properly when in position. The head restraint should be located so that the top of the head restraint is level with the top of your head for optimum support, in the event of an impact.
  • Page 101 Seats • Push down rear of switch to move confirming memory storage. rear of seat base down. Note: Seat memory recall is disabled • Lift up front of switch to move front when the ignition is in the ‘ON’ position. of seat base up.

  • Page 102: Rear Seats

    Seats REAR SEATS Transporting Luggage with the Rear Seatback(s) Folded Folding the Rear Seat-Backs Down When transporting cargo or luggage with the rear seat-back(s) folded down, articles should not be packed higher than the front seat-backs and should be secured in place with a luggage net (or similar) to prevent them from becoming dangerous projectiles in the event of a sudden stop or collision.

  • Page 103: Convenience Features

    SYNC manual for further details. ® Ford and its suppliers are not responsible for any damage caused to the SD card by misuse, or for any resulitng failure of the SD card to operate as intended.

  • Page 104: Sunvisors

    Convenience Features Closing Do not place hot drinks in the cup holders when your vehicle is moving. Soft Drink Cans, Bottles and Cups With the central insert in place, the cup holders hold most large drink containers in either of the larger sections on either side of the holder, separated by the central insert.
  • Page 105 Convenience Features surface and not another floor mat or other covering. Additional floor mats or any other covering reduce the pedal clearance and potentially interfere with pedal operation. Check attachment of floor mats on a regular basis. Always properly reinstall and secure floor mats that have been removed for cleaning or replacement.

  • Page 106: Starting The Engine

    Vehicles equipped with a ‘One Touch Ford dealer inspect your vehicle Start’ system may be forced to crank immediately. Do not drive if you smell for a longer period by holding the key in exhaust fumes.
  • Page 107 Starting the Engine are shown a pop-up message to wait. Note: The time taken to prime the EcoLPi fuel system may be longer than a The engine starts automatically, once the message clears. petrol engine . Note: The starting sequence may When the prime is complete, the starter be stopped at any time by turning the motor is then automatically engaged and...

  • Page 108: Fuel And Refuelling

    Do not use any kind of flames or other engine treatments not approved heat near the fuel system. The fuel by Ford is not recommended. system is under pressure. There is a risk of injury if the fuel system is leaking.
  • Page 109 Fuel and Refuelling Fuel Octane Requirements Refuelling Petrol Vehicles • For I4 Ecoboost and I6 non- WARNINGS Turbo vehicles, use unleaded petrol with a minimum octane rating When refuelling, always switch off of 91 (RON). Premium unleaded the engine and never allow sparks petrol with a minimum octane rating or open flames near the filler neck.
  • Page 110 If you lose the fuel cap, it is recommended that you replace it with a Ford-approved cap to ensure integrity of the fuel system. E139203 -108-...

  • Page 111: Ecolpi Vehicles

    EcoLPi are designed and tested electricity, which can cause a fire if petrol by Ford Motor Company to run on is pumped into an ungrounded fuel Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). Petrol container. To avoid static build up: Falcons are not compatible with LPG system fitment.
  • Page 112 Fuel and Refuelling Refuelling EcoLPi Vehicles WARNING Carefully observe the filling instructions and warnings displayed at the filling station. The LPG fill valve is located behind the fuel filler flap. * If the bowser indicates that the total In the unlikely event of an AFL LPG volume has exceeded 87 litres failure and tank overfill, (for (that is, greater than the usable volume),...

  • Page 113: Running Out Of Fuel

    RUNNING OUT OF FUEL Driving with a Catalytic Converter WARNING CAUTIONS Avoid running out of fuel because this situation may have an adverse Avoid running out of fuel. effect on powertrain components. If you have run out of fuel, you may need Do not crank the engine for long to cycle the ignition from ‘Off’...

  • Page 114: Roadside Emergencies

    Roadside Emergencies HAZARD LIGHTS WARNING SWITCH Use only in an emergency to warn traffic of vehicle breakdown, approaching danger, and so on. Push the switch located in the centre of the Interior Command Centre (ICC) panel to toggle the hazard lights on/off. The reset button for the fuel system shut-off switch is accessible through an opening in the kick panel.

  • Page 115: Emergency Procedures For Ecolpi

    (up to Make a further check for leaks in the 150 km). fuel system. • Immediately contact the nearest authorised Ford dealer or registered EMERGENCY LPG repairer for assistance and PROCEDURES FOR EcoLPi appropriate repairs. VEHICLES •...

  • Page 116: Transmission

    Transmission TRANSMISSION Do not rest your foot on the clutch pedal while driving. Your vehicle is equipped with one of the The six-speed transmission has six following transmissions depending on forward gears and one reverse. The specification: reverse gear cannot be selected when •...

  • Page 117: Driving With An Automatic Transmission

    It is advised that the driver car should be driven to the nearest place the transmission in the lowest gear authorised Ford dealer for inspection and possible and gradually bring the vehicle (if necessary) repair. down to their preferred speed.
  • Page 118 9V. In either case, it is recommended that you take your vehicle immediately In the event the rear wheels spin when to the nearest available authorised Ford pulling away, such as on ice or snow, dealer for inspection and (if necessary) with the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) repair.
  • Page 119 Transmission P = Park R = Reverse This position should only be This gear should be selected selected when the vehicle is only when the vehicle is stationary. stationary and the engine is idling. R is displayed in the MFD when In this position, the transmission reverse is selected.
  • Page 120 Transmission Easy driving results in economical shift Note: When towing heavy loads, or in hilly terrain, it is recommended patterns and smoother shifts. that ‘Performance Automatic Mode’ Note: The transmission will automatically is selected. This results in cooler up-shift at 5,800 RPM in all gears to transmission temperatures and prevent engine overspeed.
  • Page 121 Transmission 5 = Fifth Note: Any gear may be selected, however the transmission will only This gear provides economic driving at downshift to a lower gear if the vehicle is higher speeds. ’5’ is displayed on the travelling below a predetermined speed . MFD.

  • Page 122: Brakes

    Note: When the ABS is operating, the Ford dealer. brake pedal will pulse. This is normal. Your vehicle is fitted with dual (front/ Maintain pressure on the brake pedal.
  • Page 123 ABS will be front of you. disabled. Have the vehicle checked by • The vehicle is aquaplaning. an authorised Ford dealer as soon as possible. • You take corners too fast. • The road surface is poor.

  • Page 124: Brake Over Accelerator

    If none are found, and the condition and turn the steering wheel towards persists, contact your nearest authorised the kerb. Ford dealer. • To release the parking brake, press the brake pedal firmly, pull the lever up slightly, depress the release button and push the lever down.

  • Page 125: Dynamic Stability Control

    Do not alter or modify your vehicle also known as Electronic Stability Control brakes, suspension or steering, or (ESC) or Electronic Stability Program fit non-Ford specified tyres. Also ensure (ESP). the tyres are inflated to the correct levels DSC provides increased traction, stability...
  • Page 126 • If your foot is on the brake pedal, serviced immediately by an authorised you will feel a vibration in the pedal, Ford dealer. similar to ABS. Modes of Operation All these conditions are normal during DSC operation and should be expected.
  • Page 127 If you are not sure which ‘DSC’ be serviced by an authorised Ford mode is active, it is recommended dealer. you bring the vehicle to a safe halt, completely turn the engine off (key turned back to ‘0’...

  • Page 128: Emergency Brake Assist

    Dynamic Stability Control EMERGENCY BRAKE ASSIST The Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) is able to detect an emergency braking situation by measuring the rate at which the brake pedal is applied. It automatically provides maximum braking efficiency as long as the pedal is applied. This can reduce stopping distances in critical situations.

  • Page 129: Launch Control And Launch Assist

    Launch Control and Launch Assist LAUNCH CONTROL AND Manual Vehicles LAUNCH ASSIST From rest, with the clutch pedal fully disengaged (clutch pedal to the floor) WARNINGS and the transmission in first gear, the driver can depress the accelerator pedal Always drive with due care and to the floor.

  • Page 130: Turbocharged Vehicles

    Launch Control and Launch Assist TURBOCHARGED VEHICLES ‘Launch Assist’ is a feature that enables the consistent and smooth launch of the vehicle at positive turbo boost pressures, without damaging driveline or turbocharger components. It is activated when the vehicle is stationary, the clutch is fully disengaged (clutch pedal to the floor), and some accelerator is applied.

  • Page 131: Parking Aids

    Parking Aids PARKING AIDS may be altered causing inaccurate measurement of obstacles or false alarms. WARNINGs Note: The Parking Aid system can be To help avoid personal injury, switched off at any time by pressing please read and understand the the Parking Aid button on the Interior limitations of the system as contained in Command Centre (ICC).

  • Page 132: Front Sensing System

    Parking Aids The coverage area (denoted by ‘A’ in the diagram) indicates an area of up to 70 cm from the front of the vehicle and about 15-35 cm to the side of the front end of the vehicle. The coverage area (denoted by A in the diagram) indicates an area of up to 1.8 m from the rear bumper.

  • Page 133: Rear View Camera System

    The camera is located in the vehicle. boot. The camera is mounted within the Using the Rear View Camera Ford badge and the boot-lid and System should not be used as a device to lift or close the boot-lid. The rear-view camera system displays...
  • Page 134 Parking Aids 2. Fixed Guidelines: These Guidelines and the Centreline show the actual path your vehicle Note: Active guidelines and fixed is moving in while reversing in a guidelines are only available when the straight line. This can be helpful transmission is in Reverse (R).
  • Page 135 Parking Aids The fixed and active guidelines fade Note: When manual zoom is enabled, only the centreline is shown. This allows in and out, depending on the steering wheel position. The active guidelines you to get a closer view of an object behind the vehicle.

  • Page 136: Cruise Control

    Cruise Control CRUISE CONTROL This function can also be controlled using Voice Control. Refer to the SYNC ® manual for further details. WARNING To Enable Cruise Control To avoid the possibility of loss of control, the cruise control should Place your fingers underneath the not be used in heavy traffic (city driving) ‘CRUISE’...
  • Page 137 Cruise Control To Set a Speed Speed Adjustment With the cruise control enabled, press The cruise control system provides either of the ‘SET’ switches located on two methods for adjusting the set the steering wheel to set and store the speed.These are ‘Coarse’...
  • Page 138 Cruise Control Coarse Adjustment (‘Indexing’): Example 1 74 km/h Current vehicle speed Desired cruise speed 100 km/h Index UP. 74 km/h indexes to 80 • km/h Index UP. 80 km/h indexes to 90 • km/h Index UP. 90 km/h indexes to 100 •...
  • Page 139 Cruise Control Pedal Override The cruise control system is also be temporarily disengaged by: The cruise control may be overridden • Pressing either the brake or clutch by use of the accelerator pedal for pedal. overtaking and so on. When the pedal is released, the vehicle returns to the set •...

  • Page 140: Driving Hints

    Driving Hints SPEED LIMITER Use all available road surfaces to return the vehicle to a safe direction of travel. WARNINGS In the event of an emergency stop, press the brake firmly and steer to Always observe the local speed avoid obstacles as necessary. If the limit and drive safely, adjusting your vehicle goes from one type of surface to driving to suit the road and weather...

  • Page 141: Driving On Snow, Ice, Mud Or Sand

    • Drive cautiously, allowing extra pedal pressure. Should this not be distance for braking. effective, Ford recommends contacting a professional recovery service. • Avoid sudden movements, either braking or steering. CAUTION •...

  • Page 142: Power Steering

    Driving Hints Consult an authorised snow chain dealer location and have the source of the to obtain chains of the correct size for problem determined as soon as your vehicle and advice regarding snow possible. chain fitment. Note: This feature is standard on six- If snow chains are fitted to your vehicle, cylinder petrol and EcoLPi engines.

  • Page 143: Load Carrying

    Load Carrying GENERAL DEFINITIONS Note: The Laden Vehicle Mass (LVM) must never exceed the Gross Vehicle Before loading your vehicle, familiarise Mass Rating (GVMR) yourself with the following terms: WARNING Mass Exceeding the gross vehicle mass Mass is also generically called weight. rating (GVMR) could result in Kerb Mass/Unladen Mass substandard vehicle handling,...

  • Page 144: Guide To Determining And Adjusting Vehicle Loads

    GVMR and GALR. Replacement tyres with a higher load capacity than the GUIDE TO DETERMINING originals do not increase the GVMR and GALR. Refer to your authorised Ford AND ADJUSTING VEHICLE dealer for advice. LOADS Exceeding either the gross axle...

  • Page 145: Roof Carry Bars (If Equipped)

    Luggage can be carried on the roof after a variance to the values established after the (Ford-approved) roof carry bars are the vehicle has been initially weighed. secured, according to the installation instructions supplied with the accessory.
  • Page 146 Load Carrying If Your Vehicle is Fitted with a Roof or High-Mounted Rack and Cargo To maintain handling performance, it is recommended for each 10 kg of roof rack and roof cargo reduce by typically 20 kg from the applicable GALR-Rear (that is, reduce the maximum permissible load on rear tyres) .

  • Page 147: Trailer Towing

    Your vehicle is designed primarily as a passenger vehicle, but it may also The maximum permissible towed mass be used to tow a trailer when a Ford- is dictated by vehicle and towbar design. approved towing package is fitted, There are also legal limits which depend...
  • Page 148 GALR limitations above the values in not exceed GALR ratings; the towball the table. Refer to your authorised Ford download may need to be less than the dealer for advice. typical 10% of laden trailer mass. This...
  • Page 149 Standard Duty Towpack Refer to your trailer tyre supplier for Equipment required: applicable trailer tyre pressures. • Ford approved standard duty 1,600 Tyre Pressures for Towing kg-rated towbar. At higher vehicle laden mass and / or • Ford approved Standard Duty 1,600 trailer towing combinations, ensure tyre kg-rated gooseneck/tongue.
  • Page 150 Heavy Duty Towpack • The Rear axle and tyre loadings of the laden vehicle, after the Refer to your Ford dealer for fitment with application of the level-ride system, the following equipment: must not exceed the applicable • Ford approved heavy-duty towbar.

  • Page 151: Preparing To Tow

    Nm (130 lb ft), or to the manufacturer’s attached to your vehicle. See your specification, and check the torque authorised Ford dealer or a reliable trailer frequently. dealer if you require assistance. If the towbar tongue/gooseneck or the...

  • Page 152: Vehicle Operation While Towing

    There are legal limits for vehicle lights work correctly. See your authorised speeds when towing.Check the Ford dealer or trailer rental agency for provisions of the relevant laws and proper instructions and equipment for regulations in the location in which connecting the trailer lamps.

  • Page 153: Servicing Your Vehicle And Journey Checks

    Trailer Towing Note: When towing heavy loads Service your vehicle more frequently if or in hilly terrain, it is recommended you tow a trailer. Refer to the severe duty that ‘Performance Automatic Mode’ schedule in the Customer Assistance, is selected. This results in cooler Warranty and Service Guide.
  • Page 154 Trailer Towing Trailer Towing Tips Note: If loads in excess of 1,200 kg are towed for an extended period and/or • Practice turning, stopping and continuous high-speed operation occurs backing up before starting on a trip during the vehicle run-in period, change to get the feel of the vehicle / trailer the rear axle oil at the 15,000 km service .
  • Page 155 Trailer Towing Launching or Retrieving a Boat Fuel Consumption When backing down a ramp during boat The following suggestions may launching or retrieval: assist you in developing your driving techniques and in obtaining improved • Do not allow the static water level to economy: rise above the bottom edge of the rear bumper.
  • Page 156 (kg) refer legend notes a) through i) below Maximum Towball Download b) e) Using Ford-Approved 1600kg Towing System Using Ford-Approved 2300kg Towing System (not compatible with EcoBoost) Maximum Towing Mass (Laden Trailer Mass Max) b)d) With unbraked trailer (all models)
  • Page 157 Notes: General h) The load ratings above are based on setting the tyre pressures to the a) Unless specifically authorised by Ford, ‘maximum load’ value of the specified the limits in the table above and in the tyres. Refer to the tyre pressure tables ‘Vehicle Loading (with/without trailer)’...

  • Page 158: Fuses And Relays

    Always disconnect the battery before servicing high-current fuses. Ford recommends that high current fuses be replaced by a qualified technician. Always replace a faulty fuse with a new one of the same rating. Using...

  • Page 159: Fuse Specification Charts

    Fuses and Relays FUSE SPECIFICATION CHARTS Instrument Panel Fuse Box (4, 6 & 8 Cylinder Petrol and EcoLPi) TURN AMPLIFIER IGN COIL*6&8 HAZARD/TURN ACC RELAY IG RELAY 7.5A AIR BAG 7.5A REVERSE LAMP MIRROR ABS/DSC BCM-ACCY TAIL 7.5A RELAY P/W RELAY HIM - IGN MOBILE PHONE STOP LAMP...
  • Page 160 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Type Turn Signal Switch/Memory module (seat) Ignition Blue Coil Driver (6 & 8 cylinder) Ignition Brown Airbag Ignition Blue Reverse Lights, Park Aid Ignition DSC / ABS Ignition Ignition Blue Stop Lights, (PCM) Ignition Blue Daytime Running Lights...
  • Page 161 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Type Green Trailer Battery HIM, Alarm, Diagnostic connector Battery Blue Interior Command Centre, Display Battery Instrument Cluster, Body Control Ignition Module Blue Injectors (petrol) (6 & 8 cylinder) Ignition Battery, Pink Front Power Windows Switched Window Pink...
  • Page 162 Fuses and Relays Engine Compartment Fuse Box (6 Cylinder Petrol) HEADLAMP HEADLAMP REVERSE (projector) (projector) LAMPS Additional relay located forward EEC (PCM) of engine POWER compartment fuse box FAN3 BACKLITE FRONT FAN1 FAN2 (IF FITTED) LOW PROJECTOR HD LP LOW PROJECTOR HD LP FUEL (IF FITTED) PUMP...
  • Page 163 Fuses and Relays Fuse & Relay Box - Power Distribution Box (Engine Compartement) - 6 Cylinder Petrol Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Black - intergrated fuse link Main Black - intergrated fuse link Batt 1 Black - intergrated fuse link Batt 2 Black - intergrated fuse link Batt 3 Black - intergrated fuse link Eng Black - intergrated fuse link Ignition...
  • Page 164 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Pink Starter Green Blower Fan - Climate Control Pink ABS 2 DSC2 (DSC VR) Green ABS 1 DSC1 (DSC MR) Green Fan 2 Green Accessory Note: Integrated fuse link replacement requires removal of two external nuts (and one internal bolt on the 60A fuse) .
  • Page 165 Fuses and Relays Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Resistors Resistor Colour Description Green Starter Additional Relays - Located Forward of the Engine Compartment Fuse Box in the Engine Compartment Relay Colour Circuits switched Black Reverse Lamps (6-Speed Automatic Transmission) -163-...
  • Page 166 Fuses and Relays Engine Compartment Fuse Box (EcoLPi) HEADLAMP HEADLAMP (projector) (projector) EEC (PCM) POWER FAN3 BACKLITE FAN1 FAN2 (IF FITTED) LOW PROJECTOR HD LP LOW PROJECTOR HD LP FUEL (IF FITTED) PUMP Additional fuses and relays next to Powertrain Control HEADLAMP Module (PCM) (LPG) HORN...
  • Page 167 Fuses and Relays Fuse and Relay Box - Power Distribution Box (Engine Compartment) - EcoLPi Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Black - integrated fuse link Main Black - integrated fuse link Batt 1 Black - integrated fuse link Batt 2 Black - integrated fuse link Batt 3 Black - integrated fuse link...
  • Page 168 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Green Fan 1 Pink Starter Green Blower Fan - Climate Control Pink ABS 2 DSC2 (DSC VR) Green ABS 1 DSC1 (DSC MR) Green Fan 2 Green Accessory Note: Integrated fuse link replacement requires removal of two external nuts (and one nternal bolt on the 60A fuse).
  • Page 169 Fuses and Relays Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Resistors Resistor Colour Description Green Starter Additional Fuses Located Beside the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) in the Engine Compartment Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Not Used Relay Coils (Lockoff, Bypass and Jet Pump) (LPG 4) Solenoids - Bypass and Jet Pump (LPG engine) Additional Relays Located Beside the Powertrain Control Module (PCM)
  • Page 170 Fuses and Relays Engine Compartment Fuse Box (EcoBoost I4) HEADLAMP HEADLAMP REVERSE (projector) (projector) LAMPS Additional relay located forward of engine compartment fuse box. EEC (PCM) POWER BACKLITE FRONT LOW PROJECTOR HD LP 2 5 A FUEL PUMP (IFF ITTED) HEADLAMP HORN Additional fuse located...
  • Page 171 Fuses and Relays Fuse and Relay Box - Power Distribution Box (Engine Compartment) - EcoBoost I4 Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Black - integrated fuse link Main Black - integrated fuse link Batt 1 Black - integrated fuse link Batt 2 Black - integrated fuse link Batt 3 Black - integrated fuse link...
  • Page 172 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Blue Headlamp - Low/High - Projector-LH Not Used Pink Starter Green Blower Fan - Climate Control Pink ABS 2 DSC2 (DSC VR) Green ABS 1 DSC1 (DSC MR) Not Used Green Accessory Engine Cooling Fan (Midi Fuse) Note: Integrated fuse link replacement requires removal of two external nuts (and one internal bolt on the 60A fuse).
  • Page 173 Fuses and Relays Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Diodes Diode Colour Description Black EEC (ECM/PCM) Black Starter Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Resistors Resistor Colour Description Green Starter Additional Relay Located in the Engine Compartment Relay Colour Circuits Switched Black Reverse Lamps (6-speed Automatic Transmission) -171-...
  • Page 174 Fuses and Relays Engine Compartment Fuse Box (V8) HEADLAMP HEADLAMP REVERSE (projector) (projector) LAMPS Additional relay located forward of engine compartment fuse box. EEC (PCM) POWER BACKLITE FRONT V8 - STARTER V8 ENGINE COOLING FAN FUSE LOCATED INSIDE POWER LOW PROJECTOR HD LP DISTRIBUTION BOX FUEL PUMP...
  • Page 175 Fuses and Relays Fuse and Relay Box - Power Distribution Box (Engine Compartment) - V8 Fuse Amps Colour Circuits Protected Black - intergrated fuse link Main Black - intergrated fuse link Batt 1 Black - intergrated fuse link Batt 2 Black - intergrated fuse link Starter V8 Engine Black - intergrated fuse link Eng Black - intergrated fuse link Ignition...
  • Page 176 Fuses and Relays Fuse Amps Colour Circuits protected Pink Batt 3 V8 Engine Green Blower Fan - Climate Control Pink ABS 2 DSC2 (DSC VR) Green ABS 1 DSC1 (DSC MR) Green Accessory Engine Cooling Fan V8 Engine Note: Integrated fuse link replacement requires removal of two external nuts (and one internal bolt on the 60A fuse).

  • Page 177: Changing A Fuse

    Fuses and Relays Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Diodes Diode Colour Description Black EEC (PCM) Black Starter Power Distribution Box - Engine Compartment Resistors Resistor Colour Description Green Starter Additional Relays - Located Forward of the Engine Compartment Fuse Box in the Engine Compartment Relay Colour Circuits Wwitched...

  • Page 178: Vehicle Recovery

    Vehicle Recovery TOWING THE VEHICLE Using the Towing Eye The screw-in towing eye is stored in Commercial Towing the foam moulding in the jack storage compartment and must always be kept Tray towing is the preferred method on board. of moving a disabled vehicle to avoid damage.
  • Page 179 Vehicle Recovery Always remove the towing eye from the towing bracket after use. Failure to do so may cause interference to the vehicle’s supplementary restraint system in the event of an accident. The towing eye should never be used to pull a vehicle out of snow, mud, sand and so on.

  • Page 180: Maintenance

    These systems can windows closed. Report the condition to produce dangerous high tension your authorised Ford dealer immediately. voltages in the primary and secondary circuit. Please ensure that all work is carried out with the utmost care. Before...

  • Page 181: General Information

    There is a large network CAUTION of Ford authorised repairers that are Switch the ignition key off and there to help you with their professional ensure all accessories are off servicing expertise.

  • Page 182: Opening And Closing The Bonnet

    Maintenance Daily Checks OPENING AND CLOSING THE BONNET • Check all exterior lamps are functioning correctly. Replace burnt Opening the Bonnet out or dim bulbs and ensure lenses are clean. Pull the bonnet release handle, located on the driver’s side •...

  • Page 183: Engine Compartment Overview

    Maintenance ENGINE COMPARTMENT OVERVIEW 4.0L DOHC DI-VCT I6 & EcoLPi Item Description 4.0L I6 Description 2.0L I4 Engine Compartment Fuse Box Engine Compartment Fuse Box Radiator Coolant Supply Tank ¹ Radiator Coolant Supply Tank ¹ Brake Master Cylinder Brake Master Cylinder Clutch Fluid Reservoir (if equipped) Engine Oil Dipstick ¹...
  • Page 184 Maintenance 4.0L DOHC DI-VCT Turbo I6 2.0L GDTi TI-VCT I4 EcoBoost 1 2 3 -182-...
  • Page 185 Maintenance 5.0L DOHC Supercharged V8 Item Description Engine Compartment Fuse Box Radiator Coolant Supply Tank Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir Clutch Fluid Reservoir (Manual Transmission) Engine Oil Dipstick Windscreen Washer Fluid Bottle Power Steering Pump Resevior Engine Oil Filler Cap Battery -183-...

  • Page 186: Engine Oil Check

    Pull the dipstick out, wipe it with a clean, If the oil lies in the ‘ADD’ region, refill lint-free cloth, reinsert it completely and using only engine oil meeting the Ford pull it out once more. specification. I6 Engine Oil Dipstick Refer to the ‘Fluid Specification’...

  • Page 187: Engine Coolant Check

    Do not remove the filler cap when the engine is running. Failure to take care may result in personal injury. Remove the filler cap. Add oil that meets Ford specifications. V8 Coolant Container Replace the filler cap. Turn it until you feel a strong resistance.

  • Page 188: Brake Fluid Check

    The level of the fluid must lie at the ‘MAX’ mark on the side of the reservoir. Add Modern engines run at very high only brake fluid that meets the Ford temperatures and inferior quality specification. coolants are ineffectual in maintaining adequate corrosion protection to the Refer to the ‘Fluid Specification’...

  • Page 189: Clutch Fluid Check

    The level of the fluid must lie at the ‘MAX’ TRANSMISSION FLUID mark on the side of the reservoir. Add only clutch fluid that meets the Ford The automatic transmission is sealed at specification. the factory. The fluid level does not need Refer to the ‘Fluid Specification’...

  • Page 190: Windscreen Washer Fluid Check

    Maintenance WINDSCREEN WASHER BATTERY FLUID CHECK The windscreen washer system reservoir should be kept topped up with WARNINGS clean water and Motorcraft Screen Wash Batteries emit explosive gases Solution or equivalent. which can be ignited by a spark or Refer to the ‘Fluid Specification’ section flame.

  • Page 191: Vehicle Care

    Vehicle Care VEHICLE CARE Any petrol spilt on the vehicle or deposits such as bird droppings, Regular care of your vehicle is tree sap, insects or road grime, should recommended. The following advice will be washed and sponged off as soon as assist you in maintaining the condition of possible.
  • Page 192 Also do not clean with excessive Paint damage from road chippings or pressure or with solvents as this may minor scratches can be dealt with using cause permanent damage. touch up paint from the Ford accessory range. Seatbelts Observe the application instructions on WARNINGS the label.

  • Page 193: Vehicle Battery

    Vehicle Battery BOOSTER (JUMP) Booster Lead Connecting Procedure STARTING Remove the filler vent caps from both WARNINGS batteries and place a damp cloth over the batteries. If the booster battery is Jump starting could be dangerous installed in another vehicle, do not allow if done incorrectly.
  • Page 194 Vehicle Battery Do not lean over the battery when making connections. Engine Starting Procedure Start the engine in the vehicle with the booster battery and let it run for a few minutes. Start the engine in the vehicle with the discharged battery. Leave the jumper leads connected until the engine reaches idle speed (at least one minute) otherwise...

  • Page 195: Wheels And Tyres

    Wheels and Tyres GENERAL INFORMATION If your vehicle has wheel trims, remove them before fitting snow A decal with tyre pressure data is located chains. in the glove box. If snow chains are fitted to your Check and set the tyre pressure at the vehicle, ensure that they are fitted ambient temperature in which you are properly and are suitable for your vehicle...
  • Page 196 Wheels and Tyres wheels, you can replace the existing WARNING road wheel with the spare wheel and continue to drive in the normal manner. WARNING: The jack supplied with this vehicle is only intended for If the spare wheel is different to the other changing wheels.
  • Page 197 Wheels and Tyres Removing the Spare Wheel the wheel rim and the cover to progressively prise the cover away at points around the surrounding Vehicles with Petrol Engines rim. The spare wheel for the petrol sedan Loosen each wheel nut is located in the luggage compartment approximately half a turn in an anti- beneath the board under the carpet...
  • Page 198 Wheels and Tyres Removing a Road Wheel National Type Approval invalid. Refer to the ‘Technical Specifications’ section of this manual for further information. WARNINGS Do not fit or run flat tyres on Park your vehicle in such a position vehicles that were not originally that neither the traffic nor you are fitted with them.
  • Page 199 Wheels and Tyres Temporary Spare Wheel Partially tighten the wheel nuts in the sequence shown. (if equipped) Lower your vehicle and remove the Your vehicle may be equipped with jack. a temporary spare wheel which is dissimilar to the standard wheels fitted Fully tighten the wheel nuts in the to your vehicle.

  • Page 200: Temporary Mobility Kit (Tmk)

    Wheels and Tyres Do not fit snow chains to tyres on an axle where a temporary spare wheel is fitted. TEMPORARY MOBILITY KIT (EcoLPi Sedan only) WARNINGS It is important to observe all instructions and warnings associated with the TMK. Failure to follow these guidelines could result in an increased risk of loss of vehicle control and personal injury.
  • Page 201 Wheels and Tyres TMK General Information What to do when a Tyre is Punctured. WARNINGS Before attempting a repair,activate hazard warning lights ifthe vehicle is causing an obstruction. Where possible the vehicle should be parked away from traffic.Where the vehicle, yourself or passengers are at risk of collision withpassing traffic, and the vehicle cannotbe moved to a safe location, have thevehicle professionally...
  • Page 202 Wheels and Tyres Only punctured areas located within the tyre tread can be sealed with the TMK. Do not attempt to repair punctures larger than 6.4mm. POWER OUTLET _______ 12V-10A Do not attempt to repair damage to the tyre’s sidewall. Do not attempt to repair damage to worn-out tyres using the TMK.
  • Page 203 Wheels and Tyres Note: When the sealing compound is WARNINGS first added into the tyre, the air pressure gauge reading on the compressor unit Do not stand directly over the TMK may indicate a higher value. This is while inflating the tyre. If you notice normal and should be no reason for any unusual bulges or deformations in concern.
  • Page 204 5. Turn the compressor off by pressing from the sealing compound should the ‘On/Off’ button. be disposed by your local Ford Motor 6. Unplug the hoses, re-install the valve Company dealership or tyre dealer, or in accordance with local waste disposal cap on the tyre and return the kit to the stowage area.
  • Page 205 Wrap the clear tube around the compressor housing. Note: If you experience any difficulties with the removal or installation of the sealant canister, consult your Ford Motor Company authorised dealer for assistance. Be sure to check the sealant Installation of the Sealant Canister compound’s ‘use by’...

  • Page 206: Tyres

    If you are not sure about the proper tyre inflation pressures, contact your authorised Ford Motor Company dealership or service centre. -204-...
  • Page 207 Tyre Pressures for Standard Tyres Tyre Pressures (when tyres are cold) Pressure kPa (psi) Model Tyre Size Normal Load Maximum Load Front Rear Front Rear Falcon 215/60 R16 95V 240 (35) 240 (35) 240 (35) 300 (44) Falcon Lpi 215/60 R16 95V 230 (33) 250 (36) 240 (35)
  • Page 208 Ensure that all tyres are the same size, speed rating, and load-carrying capacity. Tyre sealants that are injected through the valve stem are not to be used to service punctured tyres, unless approved by Ford, because they can produce wheel corrosion and tyre imbalance. -206-...

  • Page 209: Vehicle Identification

    Both the vehicle identification label and the compliance label are located on the LABEL driver’s side A pillar, inside the door. FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION LABEL This label contains the vehicle model, identification number and special vehicle components.

  • Page 210: Vehicle Identification Plate (Ecolpi)

    The engine number is stamped on the rear of the cylinder block on the exhaust The plate identifies that your vehicle is an side. LPG vehicle as produced by Ford Motor Company of Australia Limited. FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS COMPLIANCE PLATE CONTAINER SERIAL No.

  • Page 211: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications VEHICLE DIMENSIONS Approximate Dimensions (mm) XR6, XR6 G6, G6E, Dimension Description Falcon Turbo, XR8 G6E Turbo Overall Length 4950 4950 4950 Overall Width (inc. mirrors) 2100 2100 2100 Overall Width (excl. mirrors) 1868 1868 1868 Overall Height 1453 1453 1453 Wheelbase...

  • Page 212: Audio System

    Audio System AUDIO CONTROLS Interior Command Centre (ICC) Buttons Item Description Media Volume Eject Seek Forward Seek Back Tune - Tune + FM/AM Dome Lamp Mute On/Off Note: Interior Command Centre (ICC) shown. Refer to your SYNC manual for ® further information.
  • Page 213 Audio System Steering Wheel Buttons LHS Steering Wheel Buttons RHS Steering Wheel buttons Pressing the ‘Voice’ button (18) activates the voice control for the SYNC system ® Item Description Mode Seek (forward) Volume Up Volume Down Phone Voice Control Cruise Control Buttons -211-...

  • Page 214: Appendices

    ® are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. ® and any use of such marks by Ford Motor Company is under licence. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries.

  • Page 215: Myford Warranty Plans

    200,000 km. For time only extension, customers must apply before their Ford reaches thirty-six months of age and their Ford must have travelled less than 80,000 km since the date of first registration. For time and km extensions, customers must apply before their Ford reaches thirty- six months of age and their Ford must have travelled less than 100,000 km since the date of first registration.

  • Page 216: Index

    Index Climate control Climate control, dual-zone About this manual Climate control, single-zone ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Convenience features Air Conditioning - General notes Cruise control Air Distribution Cup holders Airbags Airbags, frontal airbag system operation Dash layout Airbags, side curtain and side Direction indicators thorax Door locks...
  • Page 217 Index Fresh/Recirculated air Front fog lights (if equipped) Key coding Front sensing system Keys Fuel priming Fuel, refuelling EcoLPi Launch Control/Assist Fuel, refuelling petrol Lighting Fuel octane requirements Locking/opening fuel filler cap Fuel system shut-off switch Locks and security Fuse box locations Fuses and Relays Maintenance Fuse specification chart (petrol)
  • Page 218 Index Vehicle loading - general definitions Safety precautions (maintenance) Vehicle operation while towing Seats, seating Vehicle recovery Seatbelts Servicing your vehicle and journey checks (Trailer Towing) Warning lamps, instrument cluster Speed and initial load restrictions Wheel and tyres Speed limiter Windows and mirrors Starting the engine Wiper and washer controls...

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