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Ford 2005 Econoline Owner's Manual (249 pages)

Brand: Ford | Category: Automobile | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
1
Introduction

4
Instrument Cluster

12
- Service Engine Soon
  12
- Warning and Control Lights
  12
  - Warning Lights and Chimes
    12
  - Anti-Lock Brake System
    13
  - Brake System Warning Light
    13
  - Check Fuel Cap
    13
  - Electronic Throttle Control
    13
  - Charging System
    14
  - Check Gauge
    14
  - Low Fuel
    14
  - Safety Belt
    14
- Gauges
  15
  - Headlamps on Warning Chime
    15
  - Key-In-Ignition Warning Chime
    15
  - Transmission Tow/Haul Light
    15
  - Battery Voltage Gauge
    16
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
    16
  - Tachometer
    16
  - Trip Odometer
    16
  - Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
    17
  - Fuel Gauge
    17
Entertainment Systems

18
- AM/FM Stereo
  18
- AM/FM Stereo Cassette
  19
- AM/FM Stereo with In-Dash Six CD
  25
- AM/FM Stereo with Single CD
  28
  - Premium Satellite Compatible Am/Fm Stereo In-Dash Six CD/MP3 Radio
    32
  - Compression
    34
  - Autoset
    34
  - Setting the Clock
    34
  - Folder/Track Mode
    34
  - Accessory Delay
    36
  - Radio Frequencies
    36
  - Radio Reception Factors
    36
  - Cassette/Player Care
    36
  - CD/CD Player Care
    37
  - Audio System Warranyu and Service
    37
Climate Controls

38
- Heater Only System
  38
- Operating Tips
  38
- Manual Heating and Air Conditioning System
  39
- Rear Fan Speed Adjustment
  40
Lights

41
- Battery Saver
  41
- Headlamp Control
  41
- Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)
  42
- Flash to Pass
  42
- High Beams
  42
- Headlamp Aim Adjustment
  43
- Panel Dimmer Control
  43
- Cargo and Dome Lamps with Rear Headliner
  45
- Interior Lamps
  45
- Turn Signal Control
  45
- Bulb Replacement
  46
Driver Controls

51
- Changing the Wiper Blades
  51
- Multi-Function Lever
  51
- Windshield Washer
  51
- Overhead Console
  52
- Steering Wheel Adjustment
  52
  - Storage Compartment
    52
  - Tilt Steering Wheel
    52
  - Electronic Compass/Temperature Display
    53
  - Installing a Garage Door Opener
    53
  - Outside Air Temperature
    53
  - Compass
    54
  - Compass Calibration Adjustment
    54
  - Compass Zone Adjustment
    54
  - Auxiliary Power Point (12VDC)
    55
  - Cell Phone Use
    55
  - Power Side View Mirrors
    56
- Power Windows
  56
  - Spotter Mirror
    56
  - Fold-Away Mirrors
    57
  - Standard Mirror
    57
  - Telescoping Mirror
    57
  - Setting Speed Control
    58
- Speed Control
  58
Locks and Security

61
- Keys
  61
  - Power Door Locks
    61
  - Remote Entry System
    61
  - Unlocking the Doors
    62
  - Locking the Doors
    62
  - Sounding a Panic Alarm
    63
  - Replacing the Battery
    63
  - Replacing Lost Remote Entry Transmitters
    64
  - How to Reprogram Your Remote Entry Transmitters
    64
  - Illuminated Entry
    65
Seating and Safety Restraints

66
Tires, Wheels and Loading

101
- Notice to Utility Vehicle and Truck Owners
  101
- How Your Vehicle Differs from Other Vehicles
  102
- Vehicle Characteristics
  102
- Information about Uniform the Quality Grading
  103
- Traction AA a B C
  103
- Treadwear
  103
- Glossary of Tire Terminology
  104
- Temperature a B C
  104
- Tire Information
  104
- Inspecting and Inflating Your Tires
  105
- Tire Inflation
  105
  - Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure
    106
  - Tire Inflation Information
    108
  - Tire Replacement Requirements
    108
  - Changing a Flat Tire
    109
  - Dissimilar Spare Tire/Wheel Information
    109
  - Spare Tire Information
    110
  - Preparing to Change the Tire
    111
  - Tire Change Procedure
    111
  - To Remove the Spare Tire
    111
  - Replacing the Tire
    113
  - Front Axle Jacking Points
    115
  - Stowing the Flat/Spare Tire
    116
  - Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specifications
    117
  - Information from the Sidewall
    118
  - Information on “P” Type Tires
    118
  - Information Contained on the Tire Sidewall for “LT” Type Tires
    121
  - Information on “T” Type Tires
    122
  - Location of the Tire Label
    122
  - Tire Care
    122
  - Tire Wear
    122
  - Safety Practices
    123
  - Highway Hazards
    124
  - Tire and Wheel Alignment
    124
  - Tire Rotation
    124
  - Snow Tires and Chains
    126
- Vehicle Loading
  126
- Trailer Towing
  133
  - Hitches
    141
  - Preparing to Tow
    141
  - Safety Chains
    141
  - Trailer Brakes
    141
  - Driving While You Tow
    142
  - Servicing after Towing
    142
  - Trailer Lamps
    142
  - Using a Step Bumper
    142
  - Launching or Retrieving a Boat
    143
  - 2WD Vehicles
    144
- Recreational Towing
  144
Driving

145
- Starting
  145
  - Positions of the Ignition
    145
  - Preparing to Start Your Vehicle
    145
  - Important Safety Precautions
    146
  - Starting the Engine
    148
  - Using the Engine Block Heater
    148
  - Guarding against Exhaust Fumes
    148
  - Important Ventilating Information
    148
- Brakes
  149
  - Four-Wheel Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
    149
  - ABS Warning Lamp
    149
  - Using ABS
    149
  - Steering
    150
  - Parking Brake
    150
  - Traction-Lok Axle
    151
  - Preparing to Drive the Vehicle
    151
  - Vehicle Stability and Handling
    151
  - Emergency Maneuvers
    152
  - Automatic Transmission Operation
    153
  - Brake-Shift Interlock
    153
  - Gearshift Positions of the 4–Speed Automatic Transmission
    154
  - The Shift Positions of the 5–Speed Automatic Transmission
    156
  - Vehicle Used as a Stationary Power Source
    161
  - If Your Vehicle Goes off the Edge of the Pavement
    161
  - Driving through Water
    162
Roadside Emergencies

163
- Getting Roadside Assistance
  163
- Hazard Flasher Switch
  164
- Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  164
- Fuses and Relays
  166
  - Standard Fuse Amperage Rating and Color
    167
  - The Fuses Are Coded as Follow
    168
  - Power Distribution Box
    170
  - The High-Current Fuses Are Coded as Follows
    171
  - Relay Modules
    173
  - Instrument Panel Relay Module
    173
  - Engine Compartment Relay Module
    173
- Jump Starting
  174
  - Connecting the Jumper Cables
    175
  - Removing the Jumper Cables
    177
- Wrecker Towing
  179
Customer Assistance

180
- Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)
  188
Cleaning

189
- Washing the Exterior
  189
- Waxing
  189
- Aluminium Wheels and Wheel Covers
  190
- Engine
  190
- Paint Chips
  190
- Plastic Exterior Parts
  191
- Windows and Wiper Blades
  191
- Instrument Panel and Cluster Lens
  192
- Interior
  192
- Interior Trim
  192
- Leather Seats
  193
- Underbody Preservation
  193
Maintenance and Specifications

195
- Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle
  195
- Service Recommendations
  195
- Working with the Engine Off/On
  195
- Opening the Hood
  196
- Engine Compartment Component Locations
  197
- Identifying Components in the Engine Compartment
  197
- Checking the Engine Oil
  198
- Engine Oil
  198
  - Windshield Washer Fluid
    198
  - Adding Engine Oil
    200
  - Engine Oil and Filter Recommendations
    200
- Battery
  201
- Checking Engine Coolant
  203
- Engine Coolant
  203
  - Adding Engine Coolant
    204
  - Recycled Engine Coolant
    206
  - Coolant Refill Capacity
    207
  - Severe Climates
    207
  - How Fail-Safe Cooling Works
    208
  - What to Know about Fail-Safe Cooling
    208
  - When Fail-Safe Mode Is Activated
    208
- Fuel Information
  209
  - Fuel Filler Cap
    211
  - Refueling
    211
  - Choosing the Right Fuel
    212
  - Octane Recommendations
    212
  - Cleaner Air
    213
  - Fuel Filter
    213
  - Fuel Quality
    213
  - Running out of Fuel
    213
  - Essentialof Good Fuel Economy
    214
  - Filling the Tank
    214
  - Measuring Techniques
    214
  - Calculating Fuel Economy
    215
  - Driving Style — Good Driving and Fuel Economy Habits
    215
  - Conditions
    216
  - Maintenance
    216
  - Emission Control System
    217
  - EPA Window Sticker
    217
  - On Board Diagnostics (OBD-II)
    218
  - Readiness for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing
    218
  - Power Steering Fluid
    219
  - Brake Fluid
    220
  - Checking Automatic Transmission Fluid
    220
  - Driveline Universal Joint and Slip Yoke
    220
  - Transmission Fluid
    220
  - Correct Fluid Level
    221
  - Low Fluid Level
    221
  - Adjusting Automatic Transmission Fluid Levels
    222
  - High Fluid Level
    222
  - Air Filter
    223
  - Automatic Transmission Fluid Filter
    223
  - Motorcraft Part Numbers
    224
- Refill Capacities
  226
- Lubricant Specifications
  230
  - Engine Data
    233
  - Van/Wagon Models
    234
  - Vehicle Dimensions
    234
  - Cutaway/Commercial Stripped Chassis Models
    235
  - Certification Label for Incomplete Vehicles
    236
  - Complete Ford Built Vehicles
    236
  - Vehicle Identification Number
    236
  - Transmission/Transaxle Code Designations
    237
Accessories

238
Index

240

Ford 2005 Econoline Owner's Manual (248 pages)

Ford 2005 Automobile Owner's Manual

Brand: Ford | Category: Automobile | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
1
Introduction

4
Instrument Cluster

12
- Warning and Control Lights
  12
- Warning Lights and Chimes
  12
- Gauges
  15
Entertainment Systems

18
Climate Controls

39
Lights

42
- Headlamp Control
  42
- Headlamps
  42
  - Panel Dimmer Control
    43
  - Headlamp Aim Adjustment
    44
  - Interior Lamps
    46
- Turn Signal Control
  46
- Bulb Replacement
  47
Driver Controls

52
- Windshield Wiper/Washer Control
  52
  - Multifunction Lever
    52
  - Tilt Steering Wheel
    53
  - Overhead Console - if Equipped
    53
- Steering Wheel Adjustment
  53
  - Cell Phone Use
    56
  - Auxiliary Power Point (12Vdc)
    56
- Power Windows
  57
- Accessory Delay
  57
- Power Side View Mirrors (if Equipped)
  57
- Speed Control
  59
- Locks
  62
Locks and Security

62
- Keys
  62
  - Power Door Locks - if Equipped
    62
  - Remote Entry System (if Equipped)
    62
Seating and Safety Restraints

67
- Seating
  67
- Rear Seats
  71
- Safety Restraints
  73
- Air Bags
  83
- Safety Restraints for Children
  87
- Safety Seats for Children
  91
Tires, Wheels and Loading

103
- Notice to Utility Vehicle and Truck Owners
  103
- Vehicle Characteristics
  104
- Information about Uniform Tire Quality Grading
  105
- Inspecting and Inflating Your Tires
  107
- Tire Inflation
  107
- Tire Replacement Requirements
  110
- Changing a Flat Tire
  111
- Lug Nut Torque
  119
  - Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specifications
    119
  - Information Contained on the Tire Sidewall
    120
  - Tire Care
    125
  - Snow Tires and Chains
    129
- Vehicle Loading
  129
- Trailer Towing
  135
- Recreational Towing
  146
Driving

147
- Starting
  147
- Brakes
  151
  - Traction-Lok Axle (if Equipped)
    153
  - Preparing to Drive Your Vehicle
    153
  - Vehicle Stability and Handling
    153
  - Emergency Maneuvers
    154
- Transmission Operation
  155
  - Vehicle Used as a Stationary Power Source
    164
  - Driving through Water
    164
- Getting Roadside Assistance
  165
- Using Roadside Assistance
  165
Roadside Emergencies

165
- Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  166
- Hazard Flasher Switch
  166
- Roadside Coverage Beyond Basic Warranty
  166
- Fuses and Relays
  168
  - Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel
    168
  - Standard Fuse Amperage Rating and Color
    168
  - Power Distribution Box
    171
  - Relay Modules
    174
- Jump Starting
  176
- Wrecker Towing
  181
Customer Assistance

182
- Getting the Services You Need
  182
- In California (U.s. Only)
  184
- The Dispute Settlement Board (U.s. Only)
  184
- Ford Extended Service Plan
  188
- Getting Assistance Outside the U.s. and Canada
  188
- Ordering Additional Owner's Literature
  189
- Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)
  190
- Washing the Exterior
  191
Cleaning

191
- Aluminum Wheels and Wheel Covers
  192
- Paint Chips
  192
- Plastic (Non-Painted) Exterior Parts
  193
- Instrument Panel and Cluster Lens
  194
- Interior Trim
  194
- Windows and Wiper Blades
  194
- Leather Seats (if Equipped)
  195
- Underbody Preservation
  195
- Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Car Care Products
  196
Maintenance and Specifications

197
- Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle
  197
- Service Recommendations
  197
- Opening the Hood
  198
- Identifying Components in the Engine Compartment
  199
- Engine Oil
  200
- Windshield Washer Fluid
  200
- Battery
  203
- Engine Coolant
  205
- Fuel Information
  211
  - What You Should Know about Automotive Fuels
    211
  - Essentials of Good Fuel Economy
    215
  - Emission Control System
    219
  - Checking and Adding Power Steering Fluid
    221
  - Brake Fluid Reservoir
    222
  - Driveline Universal Joint and Slip Yoke
    222
  - Transmission Fluid
    222
- Air Filter(S)
  226
- Motorcraft Part Numbers
  227
- Refill Capacities
  228
- Lubricant Specifications
  233
  - Engine Data
    236
  - Vehicle Dimensions
    237
  - Vehicle Identification Number
    239
Accessories

240
- Genuine Ford Accessories for Your Vehicle
  240
Index

243

Ford 2005 Econoline Supplement Manual (72 pages)

Ford Econoline

Brand: Ford | Category: Automobile | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
1
Introduction
2
Instrumentation
6
Driving
12
Roadside Emergencies
19
Cleaning
25
Maintenance and Specifications
27
- Engine Coolant
  41
Scheduled Maintenance Information
51

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Ford 2005 Econoline Owner's Manual (249 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Instrument Cluster

Entertainment Systems

Climate Controls

Lights

Driver Controls

Locks and Security

Seating and Safety Restraints

Tires, Wheels and Loading

Driving

Roadside Emergencies

Customer Assistance

Cleaning

Maintenance and Specifications

Accessories

Index

Ford 2005 Econoline Owner's Manual (248 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Instrument Cluster

Entertainment Systems

Climate Controls

Lights

Driver Controls

Locks and Security

Seating and Safety Restraints

Tires, Wheels and Loading

Driving

Roadside Emergencies

Customer Assistance

Cleaning

Maintenance and Specifications

Accessories

Index

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