Table Of Contents - Ford Explorer 2010 Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents2
Introducción4
Grupo De Instrumentos14
Luces Y Campanillas De Advertencia14
Indicadores21
Centro De Mensajes23
Sistemas De Entretenimiento46
Cómo Comenzar46
Sistema De Sonido59
Enchufe De Entrada Auxiliar (Línea De Entrada)68
Puerto Usb70
Información De Radio Satelital74
Sistema De Entretenimiento Familiar78
Sistema De Navegación112
Controles De Temperatura Interior113
Desempañador De La Ventana Trasera120
Sistema De Luces121
Control De Las Direccionales125
Controles Del Conductor132
Ventanas Eléctricas137
Espejos140
Control De Velocidad144
Seguridad Y Seguros168
Llaves168
Seguros169
Sistema Antirrobo182
Asientos Y Sistemas De Seguridad186
Asientos186
Sistemas De Seguridad207
Bolsas De Aire242
Asientos De Seguridad Para Niños247
Llantas, Ruedas Y Carga265
Inflado De Llantas271
Información Sobre Llantas279
Sistema De Monitoreo De Presión De Las Llantas285
Carga Del Vehículo291
Manejo308
Arranque308
Frenos314
Advancetrac317
Funcionamiento De La Transmisión325
Emergencias En El Camino347
Asistencia En El Camino347
Control De Luces Intermitentes De Emergencia349
Interruptor De Corte De La Bomba De Combustible349
Fusibles Y Relevadores350
Interruptor De Corte De Bomba De Combustible350
Cambio De Las Llantas359
Torsión De Las Tuercas De Seguridad De Las Ruedas369
Arranque Con Cables Pasacorriente371
Asistencia Al Cliente378
Informe De Defectos De Seguridad (Sólo Canadá)385
Limpieza386
Mantenimiento Y Especificaciones394
Compartimiento Del Motor396
Aceite Del Motor400
Batería405
Líquido Refrigerante Del Motor407
Filtro(S) De Aire432
Números De Refacción433
Datos Del Motor441
Accesorios444
Extensión De Servicio Ford446
Índice449
Safety And Environment Protection460
Introduction460
Protecting The Environment461
Perchlorate Material461
Breaking-In Your Vehicle461
Data Recording463
Service Data Recording463
Event Data Recording463
Cell Phone Use465
Vehicle Symbol Glossary466
Instrument Cluster468
Warning Lights And Chimes468
Standard Instrument Cluster468
Optional Instrument Cluster468
Service Engine Soon469
Powertrain Malfunction Indicator469
Brake System Warning Light470
Anti-Lock Brake System470
Airbag Readiness470
Safety Belt471
Charging System471
Engine Oil Pressure471
Engine Coolant Temperature471
Low Tire Pressure Warning472
Check Fuel Fill Inlet472
O/D Off473
Four-Wheel Drive Low473
Four-Wheel Drive High473
Low Fuel473
Gauges474
Speedometer475
Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge475
Odometer475
Trip Odometer476
Tachometer476
Fuel Gauge476
Standard Message Center477
Selectable Features (Information Menu)477
Trip A/B477
Miles (Km) To Empty477
Average Fuel Xx.x Mpg478
Setup Menu Hold Reset478
System Check Hold Reset479
Awd Auto/Locked479
Units479
Message Center479
Autolamp480
Autolock480
Autounlock480
Park Aid480
Trailer Sway481
Hold Reset If New Oil481
Compass481
System Warnings483
Optional Message Center486
Info486
Miles (Km) To E487
Fuel Economy Mpg488
Fuel Used Xx.x Gal488
Drive Time488
Press Reset To Begin System Check488
Running Brds490
Easy Entry490
Reset For Zone Setting491
Press Reset For Calibration491
Audio Systems495
Listening To The Radio495
Entertainment Systems495
How To Get Going495
Listening To Satellite Radio496
Listening To A Cd/Mp3496
Am/Fm Single Cd/Mp3 Satellite Compatible Sound System499
Accessory Delay499
In Satellite Radio Mode499
In Category Mode500
Satellite Radio Menu500
Setting The Clock501
Autoset501
Rbds501
Track/Folder Mode503
Compress503
Single Play/Dual Play503
Premium Am/Fm In-Dash Six Cd/Mp3 Satellite Compatible Sound System506
Auxiliary Input Jack (Line In)514
General Audio Information516
Usb Port516
Radio Frequencies516
Radio Reception Factors516
Cd/Cd Player Care517
Audio System Warranty And Service518
Mp3 Track And Folder Structure518
Sample Mp3 Structure519
Satellite Radio Information519
Satellite Radio Channels519
Satellite Radio Reception Factors519
Sirius Satellite Radio Service520
Satellite Radio Electronic Serial Number (Esn)520
Family Entertainment System522
To Disable The Dvd Rear-Seat Controls523
To Play A Dvd In The Dvd System523
To Play A Cd In The Dvd System524
To Play An Mp3 Disc In The Dvd System525
To Play An Auxiliary Source Through The Dvd System525
To Listen To Audio Over The Headphones526
Dual Play Mode527
Using The Infrared (Ir) Wireless Headphones527
Using Wired Headphones528
To Adjust Display Brightness528
Dvd Player Controls529
Remote Control532
Battery Replacement534
Wireless Headphones535
To Operate The Headphones537
Operation538
Single Play539
Dual Play539
Dual Play (Non-Navigation Based Radio Systems)540
Operation With An Aftermarket Audio System541
Menu Mode542
Angle Mode542
Aspect Ratio542
Language543
Subtitles543
Audio Cds544
Playing Mp3 Discs544
Mp3 Disc Quality Factors545
Cd, Mp3 And Cd Player Care546
Playing A Dvd546
Slow Play547
Frame By Frame547
Headphone/Auxiliary Jacks548
Audio Displays549
Audio Interaction549
Parental Control For The Dvd System549
Macrovision550
Mp3550
Safety Information551
Federal Communication Commission (Fcc) Compliance552
Care And Service Of The Dvd Player552
Environmental Extremes552
Temperature Extremes552
Humidity And Moisture Condensation553
Foreign Substances553
Cleaning The Liquid Crystal Display (Lcd) Flip-Down Screen553
Cleaning Dvd And Cd Discs553
Navigation System554
Sync554
Manual Heating And Air Conditioning System555
Max A/C555
Operating Tips555
Climate Controls555
Dual Automatic Temperature Control (Datc) System557
Auxiliary System560
Front Auxiliary Controls560
Floor Console Climate Controls561
Rear Window Defroster561
Lights562
Headlamp Control562
Autolamp Control562
Fog Lamp Control563
Daytime Running Lamps (Drl)563
High Beams563
Flash-To-Pass564
Panel Dimmer Control564
Aiming The Headlamps564
Headlamp Aim Adjustment564
Turn Signal Control566
Interior Lamps566
Dome/Reading Lamps566
Cargo/Reading Lamps567
Bulb Replacement567
Lamp Assembly Condensation567
Using The Right Bulbs567
Replacing Interior Bulbs568
Replacing Exterior Bulbs568
Replacing Headlamp Bulbs569
Replacing Front Parking Lamp/Turn Signal/Sidemarker Bulbs570
Replacing Tail/Brake/Turn/Backup Lamp Bulbs570
Replacing Fog Lamp Bulbs571
Replacing License Plate Lamp Bulbs571
Replacing High-Mount Brakelamp Bulb572
Driver Controls573
Multi-Function Lever573
Windshield Wiper573
Rear Window Wiper/Washer Controls573
Tilt Steering Column574
Illuminated Visor Mirror574
Overhead Console575
Slide-On-Rod Feature575
Storage Compartment575
Installing A Garage Door Opener576
Center Console576
Rear Center Console Features577
Auxiliary Power Points (12Vdc)577
Power Windows578
Rear Window Buffeting578
One-Touch up or down (Driver's Window Only)578
Bounce-Back579
Security Override579
Window Lock580
Interior Mirror580
Automatic Dimming Interior Rear View Mirror580
Exterior Mirrors581
Power Side View Mirrors581
Heated Outside Mirrors581
Power Adjustable Foot Pedals582
Power Deployable Running Boards582
Fold-Away Mirrors582
Automatic Power Deploy582
Manual Power Deploy583
Enable/Disable583
Speed Control584
Resuming A Set Speed585
Increasing Speed While Using Speed Control585
Reducing Speed While Using Speed Control586
Turning Off Speed Control586
Steering Wheel Controls587
Audio Control Features587
In Am, Fm1, Or Fm2 Mode587
Navigation System Hands Free Control Features588
Sync System Hands Free Control Feature588
Navigation System/Sync Hands Free Control Features589
Moon Roof589
To Open The Moon Roof589
To Close The Moon Roof589
Universal Garage Door Opener590
Homelink590
Car2U Home Automation System591
Homelink Wireless Control System591
Programming591
Console Mount592
Visor Mount592
Gate Operator & Canadian Programming593
Operating The Homelink Wireless Control System594
Erasing Homelink Buttons595
Reprogramming A Single Homelink Button595
Types Of Garage Door Openers (Rolling Code And Fixed Code)596
Rolling Code Programming597
Fixed Code Programming599
Erasing The Car2U Home Automation System Buttons600
Cargo Cover601
Fcc And Rss-210 Industry Canada Compliance601
Cargo Management System602
7-Passenger Stowage602
5-Passenger Stowage602
Rear Liftgate603
Luggage Rack604
Locks And Security606
Keys606
Power Door Locks606
Smart Unlocking Feature606
Deactivating/Activating Autolock607
Power Door Unlock/Lock Procedure607
Keyless Entry Keypad Procedure608
Message Center Procedure608
Deactivating/Activating Autounlock608
Power Door Lock/Unlock Inhibit Feature610
Childproof Door Locks611
Remote Entry System611
Two-Step Door Unlocking612
One-Step Door Unlocking612
Switching From Two-Step To One-Step Door Unlocking612
Locking The Doors/Liftgate613
Opening The Liftgate Window613
Car Finder613
Sounding A Panic Alarm613
Activating The Memory Seat Feature614
Deactivating The Memory Seat Feature614
Replacing The Battery614
Replacing Lost Remote Entry Transmitters615
How To Reprogram Your Remote Entry Transmitters615
Illuminated Entry616
Securicode Keyless Entry System617
Programming A Personal Entry Code617
Securilock Passive Anti-Theft System618
Erasing Personal Code618
Anti-Scan Feature618
Unlocking And Locking The Doors, Liftgate And Liftgate Window Using Keyless Entry618
Anti-Theft Indicator619
Automatic Arming619
Automatic Disarming620
Replacement Keys620
Programming Spare Keys620
Adjustable Head Restraints622
Seating And Safety Restraints622
Adjusting The Front Manual Seat625
Using The Manual Lumbar Support626
Adjusting The Front Power Seat626
Using The Power Lumbar Support628
Memory Seats And Adjustable Pedals628
Easy Entry/Exit Feature629
Deactivating/Activating The Easy Access/Easy Out Feature630
Heated Seats630
Rear Seats631
Folding Down The 2Nd Row Seats632
Bucket Seats634
To Return The Seat To The Upright Position634
Placing The 2Nd Row 60/40 Seats In Cargo Mode634
Returning To The Upright Position From Full Lowered Load Floor Position635
Tilting The 2Nd Row Seat For E-Z Entry635
Returning The Seat To The Upright Position636
Exiting The 3Rd Row640
3Rd Row Folding Seat641
3Rd Row Power Folding Seat641
Safety Restraints643
Personal Safety System643
How Does The Personal Safety System Work643
Driver And Passenger Dual-Stage Airbag Supplemental Restraints644
Front Crash Severity Sensor644
Driver's Seat Position Sensor644
Front Passenger Sensing System644
Front Safety Belt Usage Sensors645
Front Safety Belt Pretensioners645
Front Safety Belt Energy Management Retractors645
Determining If The Personal Safety System Is Operational646
Safety Restraints Precautions646
Energy Management Feature647
Combination Lap And Shoulder Belts648
Vehicle Sensitive Mode649
Webbing Extraction Sensitive Mode649
Automatic Locking Mode649
How To Use The Automatic Locking Mode649
How To Disengage The Automatic Locking Mode650
Safety Belt Pretensioner650
Front Safety Belt Height Adjustment651
Second Row Comfort Guide652
Safety Belt Extension Assembly652
Safety Belt Warning Light And Indicator Chime653
Belt-Minder653
One-Time Disable656
Deactivating/Activating The Belt-Minder Feature656
Airbag Supplemental Restraint System (Srs)658
Important Srs Precautions658
Children And Airbags660
How Does The Airbag Supplemental Restraint System Work?660
Airbags661
If The Airbag Readiness Lamp Is Lit666
Determining If The System Is Operational666
Seat-Mounted Side Airbag System667
How Does The Side Airbag System Work?668
Safety Canopy System669
How Does The Safety Canopy System Work?670
Sos Post-Crash Alert System672
Safety Restraints For Children673
Disposal Of Airbags And Airbag Equipped Vehicles673
Important Child Restraint Precautions673
Recommendations For Safety Restraints For Children674
Recommendations For Attaching Child Safety Restraints For Children675
Transporting Children676
Safety Seats For Children677
Infant And/Or Toddler Seats677
Installing Child Safety Seats With Combination Lap And Shoulder Belts678
Attaching Child Safety Seats With Latch (Lower Anchors And Tethers For Children) Attachments681
Use Of Inboard Lower Anchors From The Outboard Seating Positions (Center Seating Use)684
Attaching Child Safety Seats With Tether Straps685
Child Booster Seats687
When Children Should Use Booster Seats688
Types Of Booster Seats689
The Importance Of Shoulder Belts690
Child Restraint And Safety Belt Maintenance691
Tires, Wheels And Loading692
Vehicle Characteristics692
4Wd And Awd Systems (If Equipped)692
How Your Vehicle Differs From Other Vehicles693
Information About Uniform Tire Quality Grading694
Treadwear695
Traction Aa A B C695
Temperature A B C695
Tires695
Inflating Your Tires696
Glossary Of Tire Terminology696
Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure Is the Tire Manufacturer's697
Tire Care699
Inspecting Your Tires And Wheel Valve Stems699
Tire Wear699
Damage699
U.s. Dot Tire Identification Number (Tin)700
Tire Replacement Requirements700
Safety Practices702
Highway Hazards702
Tire And Wheel Alignment702
Tire Rotation703
Rear Wheel Drive (Rwd)703
Information Contained On The Tire Sidewall704
Information on "P" Type Tires704
Additional Information Contained on the Tire Sidewall for "LT" Type Tires707
Information on "T" Type Tires708
Location Of The Tire Label708
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)709
Changing Tires With Tpms710
Understanding Your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)711
When Your Temporary Spare Tire Is Installed711
When You Believe Your System Is Not Operating Properly712
When Inflating Your Tires713
How Temperature Affects Your Tire Pressure713
Snow Tires And Cables714
Vehicle Loading - With And Without A Trailer714
Base Curb Weight715
Vehicle Curb Weight715
Payload715
Cargo Weight716
Gaw (Gross Axle Weight)716
Gawr (Gross Axle Weight Rating)717
Gvw (Gross Vehicle Weight)717
Gvwr (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)717
Gcw (Gross Combined Weight)719
Gcwr (Gross Combined Weight Rating)719
Maximum Loaded Trailer Weight719
Tongue Load Or Fifth Wheel King Pin Weight719
Steps For Determining The Correct Load Limit720
Special Loading Instructions For Owners Of Pickup Trucks And Utility-Type Vehicles721
Calculating The Load Your Vehicle Can Carry/Tow721
Trailer Towing722
Preparing To Tow724
Hitches724
Safety Chains724
Trailer Brakes725
Trailer Lamps725
Driving While You Tow726
Servicing After Towing726
Trailer Towing Tips726
Recreational Towing727
Launching Or Retrieving A Boat727
2Wd Vehicles728
4Wd Vehicles With Electronic Shift Transfer Case (Neutral Tow Kit Accessory)728
Awd Vehicles728
Driving729
Starting729
Positions Of The Ignition729
Preparing To Start Your Vehicle729
Important Safety Precautions730
Starting The Engine732
Guarding Against Exhaust Fumes732
Important Ventilating Information732
Engine Block Heater733
Brakes734
How To Use The Engine Block Heater734
Four-Wheel Anti-Lock Brake System (Abs)734
Using Abs735
Abs Warning Lamp735
Parking Brake735
Advancetrac With Roll Stability Control (Rsc)737
Stability Enhancement System737
Traction Control System (Tcs)739
Electronic Stability Control (Esc)739
Roll Stability Control740
Switching Off Advancetrac With Rsc740
Trailer Sway Control741
Steering742
Disabling Trailer Sway Control742
Preparing To Drive743
Brake-Shift Interlock743
Automatic Transmission Operation744
Driving With A 5–Speed Automatic Transmission744
P (Park)745
R (Reverse)745
N (Neutral)745
D (Drive) With Overdrive745
D (Drive) Without Overdrive746
3 (Third)746
2 (Second)746
1 (First)746
Forced Downshifts747
Driving With A 6–Speed Automatic Transmission (If Equipped)747
If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck In Mud Or Snow749
Reverse Sensing System750
Four-Wheel Drive (4Wd) Operation752
Audible Warnings752
System Indicator Lights753
Using The Control Trac 4Wd System753
All Wheel Drive (Awd) System754
Shifting Between 4X4 Auto (4Wd Auto) And 4X4 High (4Wd High)754
Shifting To/From 4X4 Low (4Wd Low)754
Normal Operation (4.0L Engine Vehicles Only)754
Normal Operation (4.6L Engine Vehicles Only)755
Autolock Operation (4.6L Engine Vehicles Only)755
Driving Off-Road With Truck And Utility Vehicles755
Basic Operating Principles756
If Your Vehicle Goes Off The Edge Of The Pavement756
If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck757
Emergency Maneuvers757
Parking758
Sand759
Mud And Water759
Driving Through Deep Water May Damage The Transmission.760
Driving On Hilly Or Sloping Terrain760
Driving On Snow And Ice761
Maintenance And Modifications762
Driving Through Water763
Roadside Emergencies764
Getting Roadside Assistance764
Hazard Flasher Control765
Using Roadside Assistance765
Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch766
Fuses And Relays766
Standard Fuse Amperage Rating And Color767
Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel767
Power Distribution Box770
Changing The Tires773
Dissimilar Spare Tire/Wheel Information774
Stopping And Securing The Vehicle776
Location Of The Spare Tire And Tools776
Removing The Jack And Tools777
Removing The Spare Tire777
Changing The Spare Tire778
Stowing The Flat/Spare Tire781
Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specifications782
Re-Stowing The Jack And Tools782
Running Out Of Fuel783
Jump Starting784
Preparing Your Vehicle784
Connecting The Jumper Cables785
Removing The Jumper Cables787
Wrecker Towing789
Emergency Towing790
Getting The Services You Need791
Away From Home791
Customer Assistance791
Reporting Safety Defects (U.s. Only)797
Reporting Safety Defects (Canada Only)797
Cleaning798
Washing The Exterior798
Exterior Chrome798
Waxing799
Paint Chips799
Aluminum Wheels And Wheel Covers799
Engine Cleaning800
4.0L V6 Engine800
4.6L V8 Engine801
Plastic (Non-Painted) Exterior Parts801
Windows And Wiper Blades801
Instrument Panel/Interior Trim And Cluster Lens802
Interior803
Leather Seats804
Underbody804
Ford And Lincoln Mercury Car Care Products804
Maintenance And Specifications806
Service Recommendations806
Working With The Engine Off806
Working With The Engine On806
Opening The Hood807
Identifying Components In The Engine Compartment808
Windshield Washer Fluid810
Checking And Adding Washer Fluid For The Liftgate810
Changing The Wiper Blades811
Changing The Rear Window Wiper Blade811
Checking The Engine Oil812
Adding Engine Oil814
Engine Oil And Filter Recommendations815
Use Sae 5W-30 Engine Oil815
Use Sae 5W-20 Engine Oil816
Battery817
Checking Engine Coolant819
Adding Engine Coolant821
Recycled Engine Coolant823
Coolant Refill Capacity823
Severe Climates823
What You Should Know About Fail-Safe Cooling824
Fail-Safe Cooling And Engine Oil Overheat Mode (4.6L V8 Only)824
Fuel Filter825
When Fail-Safe Cooling Mode Is Activated825
What You Should Know About Automotive Fuels826
Refueling827
Easy Fuel "No Cap" Fuel System828
Choosing The Right Fuel829
Octane Recommendations829
Fuel Quality830
Cleaner Air830
Refilling With A Portable Fuel Container831
Essentials Of Good Fuel Economy832
Measuring Techniques832
Filling The Tank832
Calculating Fuel Economy833
Driving Style — Good Driving And Fuel Economy Habits833
Habits833
Maintenance834
Conditions834
Epa Fuel Economy Estimates835
Emission Control System835
On Board Diagnostics (Obd-Ii)836
Readiness For Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing837
Power Steering Fluid838
Brake Fluid838
Transfer Case Fluid839
Checking Automatic Transmission Fluid839
Driveline Universal Joint, Driveshaft And Slip Yoke840
Air Filter840
Changing The Air Filter Element841
Motorcraft Part Numbers842
Maintenance Product Specifications And Capacities843
Engine Data848
Engine Drivebelt Routing848
Identifying Your Vehicle849
Safety Compliance Certification Label849
Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)849
Transmission Code Designations850
Accessories851
Genuine Ford Accessories For Your Vehicle851
Exterior Style851
Interior Style851
Peace Of Mind852
Ford Extended Service Plan853
Ford Esp Can Quickly Pay For Itself854
Interest Free Finance Options Available854
Index856