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  • Page 1 Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 3: About Your Vehicle

    Service Centres of the Ferrari Service Failure to comply with the instructions Network could cause hazardous situations Ferrari’s Technical Service Dept. is at your involving personal and vehicle safety! complete disposal for any information and suggestions. Important note: Warning aimed at preventing any damage to the vehicle and consequently hazards involving personal safety.

  • Page 4: Abbreviations

    ASR- ANTRIEBS SCHLUPF REGELUNG according to the “MAINTENANCE - Anti-skid regulation during SCHEDULE”. Spare parts acceleration We recommend you use original Ferrari EBD- ELECTRONIC BRAKE-FORCE “F1” gearbox spare parts, which can only be obtained DISTRIBUTION - Electronically- from the Ferrari Service Network only.
  • Page 5 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 6: General

    GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    GENERAL Vehicle keys ......................8 Alarm system ....................... 8 Identification plates ................... 10 Labels ....................... 12 Dimensions and weights ..................14 Main engine specifications ................. 15 Performance....................... 15 Fuel consumption....................15 emissions ....................15 Transmission ratios .................... 16 Rims and tyres....................16 Electrical system ....................

  • Page 8: General

    Ferrari Service Network. Should you lose a key, you can request a duplicate from Ferrari quoting the number shown on the plastic label on the key. CAUTION Make sure you record the number in the space provided in the “Warranty...
  • Page 9 Should you lose the “PIN code”, you shall order a new radio control kit from the Ferrari Service Network (1 master + 2 slaves) together with the card showing the new “PIN code”.

  • Page 10: Identification Plates

    GENERAL IDENTIFICATION PLATES - Steering column plate. - Chassis type and number. - Engine type and number. - Vehicle identification plate. - Assembly number plate.
  • Page 11 GENERAL...

  • Page 12: Labels

    GENERAL LABELS - Low beams homologation label. - ECE homologation label. - Lubricants label. - Paint code label. - “Unleaded fuel” label.
  • Page 13 GENERAL - “High voltage” label. - Anti-freeze label. - Battery master switch label. - Tyre pressure label. - Tyre pressure monitoring system label. - Oil level inspection label.

  • Page 14: Dimensions And Weights

    GENERAL DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Wheel base 2500 mm Max. length 4550 mm Max. width 1935 mm Max. height 1277 mm Front track 1632 mm Rear track 1586 mm Kerb weight 1820 Kg Luggage compartment capacity 230 l 1080 2500 4550 1632 1586 1935...

  • Page 15: Main Engine Specifications

    GENERAL MAIN ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS FUEL CONSUMPTION (*) Type F 133 G litres per 100 km Number of cylinders 12 - V 65° City cycle 34.5 Cylinder bore Motorway 14.3 Piston stroke Average fuel consumption 21.8 Piston displacement: (*) Directive: 1999/100/CE Total displacement 5748 EMISSIONS (*)

  • Page 16: Transmission Ratios

    GENERAL TRANSMISSION RATIOS Gear ratios Differential bevel gear pair ratio Total transmission ratio (engine/wheel revolutions) 13 / 41 = 3.153 3.909 (11 / 43) 12.325 17 / 37 = 2.176 8.506 23 / 36 = 1.565 6.117 27 / 32 = 1.185 4.632 31 / 29 = 0.935 3.655...

  • Page 17: Electrical System

    GENERAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Power supply voltage Battery Alternator Starter motor 12 V FIAMM 12V 75-80 Ah 450A NIPPONDENSO 140 A NIPPONDENSO RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS Parts to be refilled Quantity Fill with: Ref. Page ENGINE Total system capacity 10 l Oil level between “Min”...
  • Page 18 GENERAL Parts to be refilled Quantity Fill with: Ref. Page FUEL TANK 105 l Unleaded fuel 95 N.O. Reserve 20 l AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SYSTEM Compressor 265 cc HARRISON - DIAVIA “OLIO ISO 135 RL 150” Coolant 760 ± 30 g “R 134 A”...
  • Page 20 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...
  • Page 21 SAFETY Seat belts ......................22 Pretensioners ..................... 23 Child safety ......................23 Airbag........................ 25 ABS ........................28 ASR ........................29 Inertia switch ..................... 30...

  • Page 22: Safety

    (not the stomach). CAUTION passengers carried observe the provisions Furthermore, to increase driving safety, Ferrari recommends you use the seat of local legislation regarding the we recommend you position the belts correctly fastened and adjusted compulsory use of seat belts. Within the...

  • Page 23: Pretensioners

    Suitable restraint be repaired under any circumstances. belt will rewind a few centimetres just or safety systems must be used. Contact the Ferrari Service Network before the restraining action begins, All minors whose physical characteristics to have them replaced.
  • Page 24 SAFETY • To properly protect children outside The sticker prohibits installing a CAUTION these limits, specific restraint systems Do not install rearward-mounting child’s seat facing rearwards on the front with dedicated belts or accessories child seats on the front passenger seat passenger seat.

  • Page 25: Airbag

    Correct use of the seat belts in come on, or if it stays on, or if it comes combination with the airbag offers on while driving, immediately contact maximum protection in the event of a the Ferrari Service Network. collision.
  • Page 26 SAFETY Operation CAUTION CAUTION The driver and passenger are both Always drive with your hands on the The airbags are controlled by an ECU advised not to travel handling objects rim of the steering wheel so that, that activates them in the event of a (e.g., cans, bottles, pipes, etc.,) placed in case of activation, the airbag can head-on collision with medium or strong...
  • Page 27 To scrap the vehicle, please contact Following an accident not involving the Ferrari Service Network to have the airbag deployment, contact the Ferrari airbag system deactivated. Service Network to have the system...

  • Page 28: Abs

    This is a safety device that prevents the expiry date. When this expiry date is wheels from locking whenever the driver approaching, contact the Ferrari Service pushes the brake pedal too sharply. Network in order to have the system The system is composed of: replaced.

  • Page 29: Asr

    SAFETY If the ABS is activated while braking, - Optimal braking distance these adjustment phases will be repeated Depending on the type of road surface, Together with the ABS, this system in cycles until the vehicle comes to a stop the braking distance may be reduced by prevents the driving wheels from or the pressure on the pedal decreases.

  • Page 30: Inertia Switch

    SAFETY When the system is active, the ASR The ASR operates in combination with INERTIA SWITCH activation is signalled by the words the suspension adjustment system: This is a safety switch positioned in the • when the “SPORT” mode switch is ACTIVE appearing in green on the multi- passenger compartment, under the...
  • Page 31 SAFETY CAUTION The system can be reactivated by pressing button A on the upper part of the switch.
  • Page 32 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 33: About Your Vehicle

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Position of the main controls in the vehicle ............34 Instrument panel ....................38 Doors ........................ 50 Power windows ....................52 Steering wheel position adjustment ..............53 Steering wheel levers ................... 53 Control switches and buttons ................57 Ignition switch....................

  • Page 34: Position Of The Main Controls In The Vehicle

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE POSITION OF THE MAIN CONTROLS IN THE VEHICLE...
  • Page 35 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Ref. Control Page Ref. Control Page Control switches/buttons 52, 58-61 “Automatic gearshift” mode switch (*) Adjustable central air vents Roof tint level regulator Multi-function display scroll buttons Roof opening/closing switch Hazard light switch Reverse/1 gear (*) engagement lever Alarm system LED - Passenger airbag deactivation Steering wheel position adjustment lever warning light (optional)
  • Page 36 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Ref. Control Page Ref. Control Page Horn control Multi-function display Exterior lights and direction indicator control lever Gearbox control lever “UP” Gearbox control lever “DOWN” (*) Windscreen and headlight wipers/washer control lever 55-56 Ignition switch (*) For version with “F1” gearbox only...
  • Page 37 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE �� �� �� Ref. Control Page Ref. Control Page Electric seat adjustment Manual gearshift control lever Handbrake lever Cigarette lighter External rear-view mirror adjustment control Ashtray Internal door opening handle Door locking lever Driver’s seat position memory controls Luggage compartment opening button Fuel tank door opening button...

  • Page 38: Instrument Panel

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE INSTRUMENT PANEL Electronic speedometer Revolution counter Oil pressure gauge Oil temperature gauge Water temperature gauge Fuel level gauge Gear display (*) Warning lights Multi-function display (*) For versions with “F1” gearbox only.

  • Page 39: Electronic Speedometer

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE 1 - Electronic speedometer Briefly press button to view the total or trip mileage on the gauge. Indicates the driving speed in km/h or To reset the trip odometer, hold button mph. pressed down for at least 2 seconds.

  • Page 40: Engine Oil Pressure Gauge

    If a failure occurs, it turns on when the engine is running and pressure is too low. In this case, immediately switch off the engine and contact the Ferrari Service Network. Avoid engine speeds in the red sector. In the case of a mechanically-controlled gearbox or when using “SPORT”...

  • Page 41: Engine Oil Temperature Gauge

    This light comes on when the temperature remains high, turn off the temperature exceeds 125°C. In this case, engine and contact the Ferrari Service reduce the engine speed immediately. If Network. the temperature remains high, turn off the engine and contact the Ferrari Service Network.

  • Page 42: Gear Display

    Please contact the Ferrari Service Incorporated in the revolution counter; starts flashing. Network to have the necessary checks with the ignition key in position II, it performed.
  • Page 43 Ferrari Service The standard braking system remains occurred in the “F1” gearbox. Network. functional - contact the Ferrari Service If the failure still permits it, free the road Network.
  • Page 44 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Seat belts Direction indicator Heated rear window and external rear-view mirror defroster When the direction lights are With the ignition key turned to activated. When the button controlling position II, when the driver’s seat belt is When the hazard warning lights are the heated rear window and the not fastened.
  • Page 45 Do not drive any further Fuel tank door open If multiple faults occur at the same time, and immediately contact the Ferrari The green symbol indicates that they are displayed for a period of time Service Network.
  • Page 46 “F1” gearbox oil level is too means that the LH door is open it means that the luggage low. or not properly closed. compartment lid is open or not properly Have the vehicle checked by the Ferrari closed. Service Network.
  • Page 47 If the red symbol comes on, it It indicates that only 18÷20 Have the vehicle checked by the Ferrari means that the RH door is open litres of fuel are left in the tank Service Network.

  • Page 48: Displaying Messages From The Tyre

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Displaying messages from the tyre The system is wired so that the antennas, The symbol colour defines the priority: pressure monitoring system the ECU and the calibration button Green: normal conditions of use Red: are connected to the electric system of when a fault has been detected The vehicle is equipped with a system the vehicle.
  • Page 49 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Tyre pressure check request Puncture without wheel System calibration request without indication of the wheel indication Activated for a few seconds Activated for a few seconds Activated when a puncture after turning the ignition key to after the engine has started. It indicates occurs, ignoring the tyre involved since position to signal that the system is not...

  • Page 50: Doors

    When a door is opened or closed, the Have the system repaired by the Ferrari or turn the key in the lock to turn off the window automatically moves down by Service Network.
  • Page 51 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Locking and opening the doors from When operating the handle without ‘Door open’ indicator the inside opening the door, the window moves Each door is equipped with a red light down to its “target position” and To lock/unlock both doors, use the on the rear part and a light on the stops.

  • Page 52: Power Windows

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE POWER WINDOWS Passenger side power window CAUTION Improper use of the power windows Press button to move the window up The power windows can only be used can be dangerous. Before use, always or down. with the ignition key in position II. check that people and objects are a This button allows only manual safe distance away.

  • Page 53: Steering Wheel Position Adjustment

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE STEERING WHEEL POSITION • Adjust the steering wheel position. STEERING WHEEL LEVERS ADJUSTMENT • Lock the steering wheel by pushing the When operating the left-hand lever, the lever back to the initial position. Both the height and depth of the steering exterior lights and direction indicators CAUTION wheel can be adjusted.

  • Page 54: Direction Indicators

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE External lights Position “3” (lever pushed forward): Direction indicators High beams on (the relative warning light Position “0”: When operating the lever, the relevant also turns on). warning light on the instrument panel Lights off The high beams can only be turned on turns on intermittently (see on page 44).
  • Page 55 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Position “B” (lever up): Windscreen and headlight wipers/ Windscreen wipers washer control lever Right-hand side indicators. Position “0”: Operate the right-hand lever behind the Windscreen wipers off. steering wheel to activate the windscreen and headlight wipers/washer. Position “ ”...
  • Page 56 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Adjusting the intermittent speed: Windscreen washer In position “ ”, rotate the lever to adjust Pull the lever towards the steering the intermittent speed (clockwise = wheel to simultaneously activate the slower intermittent speed; windscreen washer and the windscreen anticlockwise = faster intermittent wipers.

  • Page 57: Control Switches And Buttons

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE CONTROL SWITCHES AND Their activation is indicated by the BUTTONS symbol appearing on the multi- function display and by the intermittent Hazard warning lights illumination of the warning light, They are activated by pressing switch of the switch, All of the direction indicators will start For deactivation, press the switch once flashing simultaneously.
  • Page 58 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Horn control Parking lights Their activation is indicated by the illumination of the warning light, The horn is activated by pressing the They are activated by pressing switch For deactivation, press the switch once sides of the upper spokes on either side The position lights will be turned on.

  • Page 59: Asr Deactivation Button

    “ASR ACTIVE” driving conditions. appearing on the multi-function CAUTION display for at least 4 seconds. If the symbol G is displayed when the ASR is active, it means that the system is malfunctioning. Contact the Ferrari Service Network.
  • Page 60 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Rear fog lights CAUTION Independently of the setting chosen for These are activated, only when the high the vehicle, the driver is always obliged beams or low beams are on, by pressing to observe the essential rules for safe button Their activation is indicated by driving.
  • Page 61 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Heated rear window and external Tyre pressure calibration button rear-view mirror defroster To calibrate the system, with the ignition These are activated by pressing button key in position II, press button P, near the Their activation is indicated by the engine compartment lid opening handle, illumination of the warning lights for 4-10 seconds.
  • Page 62 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE The symbol will appear on the multi- Multi-function display scroll buttons • RH rear tyre pressure (RR) function display. • LH rear tyre pressure (RL). The multi-function display scroll buttons The system will take a maximum of Press the left-hand button at length can be activated only with the ignition...
  • Page 63 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Within each specific area, briefly press Briefly press the right-hand button Instrument panel lighting the right-hand button to make the switch between total and trip odometer; Press the left-hand button at length to following adjustments: if you press the RH button at length, view the symbol on the multi-function...
  • Page 64 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Clock When the battery is disconnected, the clock stops. When the battery is Press the left-hand button at length, reconnected, the exact time must be reset then briefly press the same button again using the multi-function display scroll to turn off the time display selecting buttons (see on page 62).

  • Page 65: Ignition Switch

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE IGNITION SWITCH Position II - Ignition Turning the key to this position, the The ignition key can be turned to 3 multi-function display will run a check positions: cycle on the signals coming from the Position 0 - Stop vehicle systems.

  • Page 66: Handbrake Lever

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Position III - Start HANDBRAKE LEVER To engage the handbrake, pull the lever CAUTION fully upwards, until the rear wheels lock. Never remove the key when the vehicle With the ignition key in position II, the is moving! warning light comes on to indicate that The steering wheel will lock on the first...

  • Page 67: Seats

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE To release the handbrake, pull the lever SEATS The seat position can be electrically slightly upwards and press the release adjusted using controls CAUTION button Using control you can slide the seat Never adjust the driver’s seat while Lower down the lever fully keeping the forward and backward and, turning it driving, as this may cause you to lose...
  • Page 68 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE The knob on the backrest can be used “Skin saver” device to adjust the seat sides. To prevent the backrest from touching the rear panel of the passenger compartment when moving the seats backward, a switch has been fitted on the panel , behind each seat.

  • Page 69: Driver's Seat Position Memory

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE With the backrest in the correct position, Driver’s seat position memory The memorisation of a new seat position the seat can be moved fully backward cancels the one previously stored with the This device allows you to memorise and without touching the rear panel.

  • Page 70: Fastening The Seat Belts

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE “Racing” type seats (optional) FASTENING THE SEAT BELTS • Position the seat belt correctly. Do not use any objects (e.g., spring clips, The seats can be slid forward and Adjust the seat and headrest properly. locks, etc.) that hold the seat belt away backward by pulling the lever upward.

  • Page 71: Manual Deactivation Of The Passenger-Side Airbag (Optional)

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE If the driver’s seat belt is not fastened, Unfastening the seat belts MANUAL DEACTIVATION OF THE PASSENGER-SIDE when you turn the ignition key to position • Push the release button D. AIRBAG (optional) II, the warning light comes on.

  • Page 72: Rear-View Mirrors

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE The key switch has two positions: REAR-VIEW MIRRORS CAUTION passenger airbag active: (position If the passenger-side airbag is Interior rear view mirror ON) instrument panel warning light deactivated, because you are carrying This can be adjusted manually. off;...

  • Page 73: Internal Lights

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE External rear-view mirrors INTERNAL LIGHTS They can be electrically adjusted. You can select when the dome light Use the selector switches to select the should come on with the switches found mirror (left-hand or right-hand) you wish on the windscreen upper cross member: to adjust.

  • Page 74: Ashtray/Cigarette Lighter

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ASHTRAY/CIGARETTE To clean the ashtray A, remove it by CAUTION LIGHTER pulling it upwards. Do not use the cigarette lighter seat as Slide the cigarette lighter into place by a power socket for electrical items of To access the ashtray or cigarette lighter, fully pushing down the button any kind! push the central console cover backward.

  • Page 75: Sun Visors

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE SUN VISORS GLOVE COMPARTMENT The sun visors can be lowered by moving them downwards. It is found on the dashboard, on the On the back of the sun visor there is a small map pocket. passenger side, and has a key lock, The glove compartment can be opened/ closed with the ignition key.

  • Page 76: Rear Glove Compartment

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE The glove compartment is illuminated REAR GLOVE COMPARTMENT If you continue to push, the spring thrust by an internal light which comes on will reopen the glove compartment. The panel behind the seats houses a automatically when the lid is opened. In the event that the actuator fails or the glove compartment which can be opened battery is flat, the glove compartment...

  • Page 77: Engine Compartment Lid

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ENGINE COMPARTMENT LID Disengage the lid retaining lever, B, found The lid is kept in the open position by two in the front, central area of the vehicle, by gas struts C. Opening pushing it upwards. To unlock the engine compartment lid, Closing pull the lever on the left-hand side of...

  • Page 78: Luggage Compartment Lid

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Emergency opening Through the opening where the cap was LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LID removed, grip the ring with your fingers If the lever does not work, insert your The luggage compartment lid can be and pull it downwards. hand through the fins of the front grille opened with the roof in the “fully closed”...
  • Page 79 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Lift the luggage compartment lid. To Closing Emergency opening facilitate the operation, there are two gas Using the grip on the inside, lower the If the button does not work, pull the struts that help pushing the luggage luggage compartment lid until it touches lever positioned behind the driver’s...

  • Page 80: Fuel Tank Cap

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE FUEL TANK CAP Opening • Unscrew the cap B, turning it anticlockwise and put it in its seat • Push the release button to open the fuel tank door. Always turn off the engine during refuelling. Take extreme care when removing the cap.
  • Page 81 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Closing Emergency opening • Screw the cap back on tightly and If the button does not work, the fuel close the fuel tank door. tank door can be opened manually with Make sure that the cord does not hang the ring E, located on the right-hand side out of the fuel tank door.

  • Page 82: Air Conditioning And Heating System

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE AIR CONDITIONING AND Passenger compartment temperature Operating modes HEATING SYSTEM sensor. Automatic Air conditioning and heating system Fixed air vents for windscreen. This mode automatically adjusts controls. humidity and ventilation according to the Fixed air vents for side windows. selected temperature.
  • Page 83 ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Functions and controls Air conditioning control switch Fast demisting/defrosting This mode allows the user Air conditioning control switch. Released to demist and/or defrost The air conditioner is on. Air distribution control. the windscreen and the side The air is cooled and/or only Temperature selection control.

  • Page 84: Adjusting The Air Vents

    ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Once the internal temperature has Adjusting the air vents Manual Position turns the air stabilised at the desired level, you are Air flow direction adjustment A. conditioning off and advised not to change the position of the Air flow rate B.
  • Page 86 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...
  • Page 87 ROOF System description ..................... 88 Controls and warning lights ................90 Opening sequence ....................92 Closing sequence ....................93 Emergency procedure ..................94 Special warnings....................95 Adjusting the roof tint level ................. 96 Roof cover ......................96 Cleaning the glass....................97...

  • Page 88: System Description

    ROOF SYSTEM DESCRIPTION The roof is operated by two electric In addition, an electromagnetic clutch is motors mounted on either side of the fitted on either side, so that the roof can The electrochromic glass roof with roof, which drive, by means of a toothed be moved manually even in the event of carbon fibre structure rotates on a single belt, a pulley installed in position with...
  • Page 89 ROOF The system is controlled by an ECU which The roof may be opened/closed only CAUTION uses seven sensors positioned in strategic Always make sure, before activation under the following conditions: points. These sensors detect the open/ and during operation, that people or - vehicle stationary closed condition of the safety handle things are at a safe distance from the...

  • Page 90: Controls And Warning Lights

    ROOF CONTROLS AND WARNING Opening: lower the handle and rotate it Closing: lower the handle and rotate it LIGHTS anticlockwise (to the left) until it stops. clockwise (to the right) until it stops. After rotating the handle, tilt it guiding it After rotating the handle, tilt it guiding it The safety handle allows opening/...
  • Page 91 ROOF The toggle switch allows opening or The roof operation is signalled by an If the toggle switch is released before closing of the roof only when the ignition amber warning light that lights up on the opening or closing cycle has been key is in position II (Ignition).

  • Page 92: Opening Sequence

    ROOF The “Roof Unknown” condition is also OPENING SEQUENCE • When the roof has reached the fully activated if the ignition key is turned open position, the windows move • Open the locks on the windscreen to position when the roof is not fully back up.

  • Page 93: Closing Sequence

    ROOF CLOSING SEQUENCE • Push the toggle switch forward; the • To secure the front end of the roof to rear locks open and the roof starts the windscreen cross member, close • If the locks on the windscreen cross closing.

  • Page 94: Emergency Procedure

    This way, the ECU operates the rear If the fault persists after closing the roof locks until they reach the mechanical manually, contact the Ferrari Service stop corresponding to the roof closed Network. position, and it sets the position of the rear locks to the correct value.

  • Page 95: Special Warnings

    ROOF Closing and opening the roof SPECIAL WARNINGS Loads and stresses, which vary depending manually on the use of the vehicle, can cause slight The luggage compartment can be variations in the position of the doors This operation can be performed in accessed only when the roof is fully open or the roof frame.

  • Page 96: Adjusting The Roof Tint Level

    ROOF ADJUSTING THE ROOF TINT Turn the adjustment dial anticlockwise ROOF COVER LEVEL to increase the roof transparency and The vehicle comes equipped with vice versa to decrease it. The roof glass is “electrochromic”: a roof cover, stored in the luggage Adjustments are only possible with the this feature allows adjusting the roof compartment, which can be used to...

  • Page 97: Cleaning The Glass

    ROOF Hook the rear side of the cover to the When you want to store the cover back CLEANING THE GLASS outer edge of the roof. into the luggage compartment, open the The roof glass does not require any Close the zippers to completely open zippers and unfasten the buttons...
  • Page 98 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 99: Driving Your Vehicle

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE Running-in ....................... 100 Before a trip ....................100 Starting the system (“F1” gearbox ) ..............101 Operation with the engine off (“F1” gearbox) ............ 102 Starting and warming up the engine (“F1” gearbox) .......... 103 Driving the vehicle (“F1” gearbox) ..............104 Gearshifting (“F1”...

  • Page 100: Running-In

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE RUNNING-IN BEFORE A TRIP Recommended lubricants and fluids State-of-the-art production methods Preliminary checks CAUTION allow high precision in the construction Use unleaded fuel only! Check the following at regular intervals and coupling of components. and always before long trips: Using leaded fuel would permanently Nonetheless, the moving parts need to be damage the catalytic converters.

  • Page 101: Starting The System ("F1" Gearbox )

    B, which the system and restart. If the failure will go off after a few seconds if no faults persists, contact the Ferrari Service are found. Network to have the necessary checks The gear currently engaged will remain performed.

  • Page 102: Operation With The Engine Off ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE OPERATION WITH THE CAUTION CAUTION ENGINE OFF (“F1” gearbox) If a horizontal dash appears on the Hold the lever R pulled backward, until the letter R appears on the display, there is a system failure. Once the “System starting” stage has display.

  • Page 103: Starting And Warming Up The Engine ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE Do not operate the system with the STARTING AND WARMING UP • After the engine has started, the words THE ENGINE (“F1” gearbox) engine off, to prevent discharging the Check OK will be displayed. battery. Do not hold the key in position for a •...

  • Page 104: Driving The Vehicle ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE With the engine started, release the DRIVING THE VEHICLE (“F1” gearbox) key, which will automatically return to position With the engine running, the vehicle If the engine does not start after turning stationary and the brake pedal pushed, the key to position 0, wait for the gear pull the right-hand lever to engage...
  • Page 105 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE If you allow the vehicle to move forward In these cases, release the accelerator • If the accelerator pedal is depressed in N (e.g. on downhill stretches), when pedal and use only the brake pedal to rapidly when the ASR is deactivated or UP is requested, a gear will be engaged in stop the vehicle or, where possible, start “SPORT”...

  • Page 106: Gearshifting ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE GEARSHIFTING (“F1” gearbox In any event, it is advisable to: Downshifting (DOWN) • Shift gears without releasing the Use the left-hand DOWN lever, even Upshifting (UP) accelerator pedal if it is pressed. without releasing the accelerator pedal. Use the right-hand lever without •...

  • Page 107: Stopping The Vehicle ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE DOWNshift due to engine STOPPING THE VEHICLE TURNING OFF THE ENGINE underrevving (“F1” gearbox) AND THE SYSTEM (“F1” gearbox) • The system shifts down the gears When the vehicle stops, the system “automatically”, if the engine runs automatically engages gear (unless The engine can be turned off with the...

  • Page 108: Other System Functions ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE In this case, the failure warning light OTHER SYSTEM FUNCTIONS (“F1” gearbox) will illuminate and, before starting off again, the system (and the display “LOW GRIP” mode as well) must be turned off and the This mode may be used when the “Starting”...

  • Page 109: Automatic Gearshift Mode ("F1" Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE “Automatic gearshift” mode The “automatic gearshift” mode has CAUTION A DOWNshift request from 6 priority over the “SPORT” mode. This mode is activated (or deactivated) to 5th gear will be accepted only if Therefore, if the AUTO button is pressed pressing the AUTO...
  • Page 110 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE You can return to “Normal” mode (or “SPORT” mode “SPORT” if this mode was active) either It is activated by operating the switch F. by requesting a gearshift or holding the The “SPORT” warning light will light up AUTO switch pressed down until the on the dashboard.

  • Page 111: Push Start ("F1" Gearbox)

    If the malfunction persists, contact CAUTION lever in N. the Ferrari Service Network as soon It is recommended not to select as possible to have the malfunction In any case, this procedure should be “SPORT”...

  • Page 112: Starting And Warming Up The Engine (Mechanical Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE STARTING AND WARMING UP • In the event that the words Check OK DRIVING THE VEHICLE THE ENGINE (Mechanical gearbox) are not displayed, turn the key back (Mechanical gearbox) to position 0, wait a few seconds and When the engine has started: retry.

  • Page 113: While Driving (Mechanical Gearbox)

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE • Completely release the handbrake. WHILE DRIVING After racing-type driving, let the engine (Mechanical gearbox) • Slowly release the clutch pedal while idle for several minutes before stopping gradually accelerating. it, in order to stabilise the temperatures. Never drive, not even downhill, with the •...

  • Page 114: Parking

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE PARKING SAFE DRIVING - Do not drink alcoholic drinks before and during the journey. For safe travelling, it is essential Engage the handbrake, put the gearshift At regular intervals, check the following: that the driver be aware of the best lever into 1 , whether parking uphill or - Tyre pressure and condition...

  • Page 115: Driving At Night

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE - If you start feeling tired or sleepy, stop CAUTION Additionally, ensure that any loose Drunk driving, or driving under the floor mats sit correctly. immediately: to continue driving would influence of drugs or certain medicines be a risk for yourself and for others. Water, ice and salt spread on icy is extremely dangerous for yourself Continue only after you have had a...

  • Page 116: Driving In Fog

    DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE Driving in the rain avoid visibility problems. - As far as possible, avoid overtaking. - Periodically check the conditions of the - In the event of an emergency stop, Rain and wet roads can cause hazardous windscreen wiper blades (see on page (e.g., failures, inability to proceed due situations.

  • Page 117: Respecting The Environment

    - It prevents the wheels from locking and protecting the environment. - Keep a safe distance from the vehicles skidding during emergency braking, Ferrari has designed and constructed a in front of you. particularly in low-grip conditions. vehicle using technologies, materials and - Fit snow tyres approved for the vehicle.

  • Page 118: Driving Styles

    Centre of the Ferrari Service Network. Avoid depressing the accelerator substances in the environment. A low fuel level could lead to an irregular repeatedly when stopped at traffic During prolonged stops (e.g.
  • Page 120 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 121: In An Emergency

    IN AN EMERGENCY Exhaust system overheating alarm devices ............122 Engine malfunction alarm devices..............123 Replacing the brake pads and discs ..............123 Toolkit ......................124 Replacing the wheels ..................128 Replacing the headlight bulbs ................130 Replacing the taillight bulbs ................133 Light bulbs ......................

  • Page 122: Exhaust System Overheating Alarm Devices

    Ferrari is not liable for any damage the multi-function display, showing the to property or personal injury arising words...

  • Page 123: Engine Malfunction Alarm Devices

    Ferrari Service Network. For best running-in of the pads following replacement, avoid sudden and sharp braking until the new pads...

  • Page 124: Toolkit

    • set of flat wrenches; brakes). In these cases, take the vehicle to • insulated cutting pliers; the Ferrari Service Network, where skilled • screwdriver for slotted screws; staff will check whether the brake discs • screwdriver for cross-head screws;...
  • Page 125 IN AN EMERGENCY Emergency tyre repair and inflation • Open the box and take out the CAUTION After using the repair kit, the vehicle compressor; remove the electrical cable must however be considered to be in with the connector for the power In the event of a puncture or low pressure an emergency situation: drive with the socket.
  • Page 126 IN AN EMERGENCY • Unscrew the valve cap of the punctured • Turn the ignition key to position To inflate/repair the tyre successfully, the tyre and screw the union for the so that the socket is powered, then lever terminal part H must be fitted into transparent tube on the valve.
  • Page 127 The sealant contained in the cartridge place on the base. of the tyre repair kit may damage the sensor fitted inside the wheel rim. In these cases, always have the sensor replaced by the Ferrari Service Network. OPEN CLOSE...

  • Page 128: Replacing The Wheels

    IN AN EMERGENCY • Turn it clockwise until it fits snugly into REPLACING THE WHEELS Spare wheel (optional) place. On request, the vehicle can be equipped If one or more wheels need to be • Place the union into its seat and with a kit containing: replaced, proceed as follows: fit the lever terminal part...
  • Page 129 IN AN EMERGENCY Warning Replacing a wheel • Place the jack on flat and firm ground, in position with one of the • Keep the spare wheel in perfect • Position the vehicle on an even surface, lifting points underneath the vehicle working order, checking it at regular then engage gear and lock the rear...

  • Page 130: Replacing The Headlight Bulbs

    • Fit the spare wheel and screw the five reconnect the battery (see on page 144). Once fitted, we recommend you go stud bolts. to the nearest Centre of the Ferrari • Lower the vehicle and withdraw the Service Network. jack.
  • Page 131 IN AN EMERGENCY To access the headlight bulbs, lift the Replacing the high-beam bulbs • Detach the connector of the bulb to engine compartment lid. be replaced. Do not touch the halogen lamps with • Release the fixing clip 1- High beam and remove your hands;...
  • Page 132 J. ignition key in position II. the new bulb. • Replace the bulb and refit the bulb For replacement, contact the Ferrari • Refit the bulb holder in its seat and holder. Service Network.

  • Page 133: Replacing The Taillight Bulbs

    IN AN EMERGENCY REPLACING THE TAILLIGHT BULBS - Number plate lights - Position and stop light - Direction indicator light - Reverse light - Rear fog light - Auxiliary stop light. Set the battery master switch to OFF. When the operation has been completed, reconnect the battery (see on page 144).
  • Page 134 • Remove the bulb holder L. • Remove the bulb turning it anticlockwise. • Replace the bulb, and refit the bulb holder and the cover. Replacing the auxiliary stop light bulbs For replacement of the light cluster, contact the Ferrari Service Network.

  • Page 135: Light Bulbs

    IN AN EMERGENCY Replacing the number plate light bulb LIGHT BULBS (12 V, except for low beam) To replace a bulb, proceed as follows: • Undo the two retaining screws. High beams halogen HB3 60W • Remove the transparent cover Low beams gas-discharge replace the bulb, O, which is pressure...

  • Page 136: Replacing A Fuse/Relay

    To remove the fuses, use the pliers intact. provided in the toolkit bag. - Fuse intact. - Fuse blown. If the fault is repeated, contact the Ferrari Service Network. Fuse colours dark yellow brown light blue yellow white green Ampere A7.5...
  • Page 137 IN AN EMERGENCY Location of the fuse and relay boxes Symbol legend A, B, C, D, E, Fuses and relays inside passenger compartment, passenger side + permanent battery + key operated Fuses and relays inside passenger compartment, driver side H, L, Fuses and relays inside engine compartment...

  • Page 138: Fuses And Relays Inside Passenger

    IN AN EMERGENCY Fuses and relays inside passenger • Remove the box covers to access the compartment, passenger side fuses and relays. To access these fuses, lower the CAUTION protective footrest panel found under We recommend that you open only the the mat, on the passenger side.
  • Page 139 IN AN EMERGENCY The box contains the following fuses (F) and relays (R): The box contains the following fuses (F) and relays (R): Ref. Amp. Use Ref. Amp. Use Right-hand high beam Reverse lights Right-hand low beam Rear fog lights Left-hand high beam and high beam warning light Internal lights and number plate lights Left-hand low beam and headlight washer...
  • Page 140 IN AN EMERGENCY The box contains the following fuses (F): The box contains the following fuses (F) and relays (R): Ref. Amp. Use Ref. Amp. Use +30 door lock Starter motor and R14 relay coil +30 driver’s seat +30 horn compressor Headlight washer pump Stop lights and clutch button +30 power supply for second roof operating motor...
  • Page 141 IN AN EMERGENCY The box contains the following fuses (F) and relays (R): The box contains the following fuses (F) and relays (R): Ref. Amp. Use Ref. Amp. Use +15 windscreen wipers and washer +15 power supply for roof and electrochromic glass Heated rear window and mirror defroster +30 right-hand Motronic master R13-R5-R6 relay coils...

  • Page 142: Fuses And Relays Inside Passenger

    IN AN EMERGENCY Fuses and relays inside passenger The box contains the following fuses and relays (R): compartment, driver side Ref. Amp. Use +30 left-hand Motronic master The box is located inside the passenger Left-hand oxygen sensor, solenoid valve compartment, on the driver’s side, at the bottom left, under the upholstery.

  • Page 143: Engine Compartment Relay

    IN AN EMERGENCY Engine compartment relay The boxes are located next to The box contains the following maxi- each other in the engine compartment, fuses (MF): The box is located inside the engine near the battery master switch. Ref. Amp Use compartment, near the hydraulic steering To access these fuses, remove the covers Right-hand fan...

  • Page 144: Battery Master Switch

    IN AN EMERGENCY BATTERY MASTER SWITCH Each time the battery is reconnected, The Motronic ECU’s self-learning cycle before starting the engine, wait at least works correctly when the intake air The earth wire of the battery can 10 seconds with the ignition key in temperature is in the range 5 - 100 °C.

  • Page 145: Checking The Battery

    IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKING THE BATTERY • Periodically check that the terminals Proceed as follows, using a lead acid and pins are completely clean and battery charger: The battery is positioned in the engine • Set the battery master switch to firmly secured.

  • Page 146: Towing The Vehicle

    IN AN EMERGENCY Battery-charger TOWING THE VEHICLE CAUTION (optional) The applicable driving and traffic Tow hook regulations must be followed when the Upon request, the vehicle can come When towing the vehicle, use only the vehicle is being towed. equipped with a special connector to attachment point provided for the connect a battery charger, in order Do not tow the vehicle using a hook...
  • Page 148 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Page 149: Checks And Maintenance

    CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE Maintenance ....................150 Level checks...................... 150 Windscreen wipers.................... 153 Wheels and tyres ....................154 Maintenance of the seat belts and pretensioners ..........155 Cleaning the vehicle ..................156 If the vehicle is stored for long periods .............. 158 Anti-corrosion coating ..................

  • Page 150: Maintenance

    AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE”). protection regulations. In addition, the warranty booklet contains spaces provided to allow the Ferrari Service Network to record the periodic services performed in accordance with the maintenance schedule, as described in the following pages.

  • Page 151: Checking The Coolant Level

    • Screw the cap back on tightly. Gearbox and “F1” gearbox system oil It is recommended to have the oil level checked at a Ferrari Service Network Centre or by skilled staff. Coolant CAUTION This procedure must always be performed when the engine is cold.

  • Page 152: Checking The Brake/Clutch Oil Level

    CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE Hydraulic steering system oil Brake/clutch oil • Check that the fluid in the tank is near The level check must be carried out with the engine warm, after having travelled at level. least 15 Km, and with the vehicle parked •...

  • Page 153: Windscreen Wipers

    CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE Windscreen wipers and washer fluid WINDSCREEN WIPERS Replacing the wiper blades • Turn on the windscreen wipers and The tank for the windscreen wipers and In order not to damage the wiper blades, washer fluid can be accessed by lifting stop them (ignition key in position avoid using them when: the luggage compartment lid.

  • Page 154: Wheels And Tyres

    CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE WHEELS AND TYRES Have the tyres replaced by the Ferrari CAUTION Inflating the tyres to a pressure Service Network where they have the To ensure performance, endurance and differing from that prescribed (see necessary tools and equipment available,...

  • Page 155: Maintenance Of The Seat Belts And Pretensioners

    Drive carefully on wet roads to reduce prescribed in the “MAINTENANCE the belt is in perfect condition and the risk of “aquaplaning”. SCHEDULE”, have the Ferrari Service slides smoothly. Network check the wheel toe-in and • The belt must be kept clean; any dirt camber.

  • Page 156: Cleaning The Vehicle

    CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE • The pretensioner requires no CLEANING THE VEHICLE • The vehicle must be washed regularly maintenance or lubrication. If with adequate equipment. Do not use Cleaning the exterior immersed in water or mud, the very hot water or steam to clean the Proper care of the vehicle on the part of pretensioner must necessarily be paintwork and the lower surfaces.
  • Page 157 Improper operations may irreparably and softness of the leather upholstery in In order to maintain the shine of the damage the carbon parts. your Ferrari is maintained unaltered over paintwork, polish it once or twice a year time. Do not use aggressive organic...

  • Page 158: If The Vehicle Is Stored For Long Periods

    144. If the chassis is damaged in an accident, If you do not wish to disconnect the take the vehicle only to the Ferrari Service battery in order to keep certain devices Network. functioning such as: radio station memory, alarm system, etc., the battery...
  • Page 160 GENERAL SAFETY ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE ROOF DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE IN AN EMERGENCY CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE TABLE OF CONTENTS...
  • Page 161 TABLE OF CONTENTS...
  • Page 162 TABLE OF CONTENTS Abbreviations ........4 Checking the hydraulic steering (Mechanical gearbox)....112 ABS ..........28 oil level ........152 Driving with the “ABS” braking Adjusting the air vents...... 84 Child safety ........23 system ........117 Adjusting the roof tint level ....96 Cleaning the roof glass.....
  • Page 163 TABLE OF CONTENTS Glove compartment......75 and pretensioners......155 Recommended lubricants and Handbrake lever ......66 Maintenance schedule ....150 fluids ..........17 Hazard lights button......57 Manual deactivation Replacing a fuse/relay ....136 Headlight washer......56 of the passenger side airbag ... 71 Replacing a wheel......
  • Page 164 TABLE OF CONTENTS Roof: controls and warning lights..90 the system (“F1” gearbox).... 107 Roof: emergency procedure....94 Tyre pressure calibration button..61 Roof: system description....88 Updating........... 4 Running-in ........100 Vehicle keys ........8 Safe driving ........114 Warning lights .........
  • Page 166 Specifications and equipment options Ferrari vehicles may vary because of specific legal and commercial requirements. Information in this publication is therefore not binding in any way. Ferrari reserves the right to make any modification to the vehicle models described in this manual, at any time, for either technical or commercial reasons.

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