Ford 2006 Mondeo Manuals

Ford 2006 Mondeo Manuals

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Ford 2006 Mondeo Owner's Handbook Manual

Ford 2006 Mondeo Owner's Handbook Manual (198 pages)

Brand: Ford | Category: Automobile | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction

7
- About this Handbook
  7
- Symbols Glossary
  7
- Parts and Accessories
  7
Quick Start

9
Child Safety

20
- Child Seats
  20
- Child Seat Positioning
  21
- Booster Cushions
  23
- Child Safety Locks
  26
Occupant Protection

27
- Principle of Operation
  27
- Seat Belt Reminder
  31
- Fastening the Seat Belts
  31
- Seat Belt Height Adjustment
  32
- Using Seat Belts During Pregnancy
  33
- Airbag Warning Lamp
  33
Keys and Remote Controls

34
Locks

37
- Locking and Unlocking
  37
- Global Opening and Closing
  42
Engine Immobiliser

43
- Principle of Operation
  43
- Coded Keys
  43
- Arming the Engine Immobiliser
  45
- Disarming the Engine Immobiliser
  45
Alarm

46
- Arming the Alarm
  46
- Disarming the Alarm
  46
Steering Wheel

48
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel
  48
- Horn
  48
- Audio Control
  48
- Voice Control
  49
Wipers and Washers

50
- Windscreen Wipers
  50
- Windscreen Washers
  51
- Rear Window Wiper and Washers
  52
- Adjusting the Windscreen Washer Jets
  53
- Headlamp Washers
  53
- Checking the Wiper Blades
  53
- Changing the Wiper Blades
  54
Lighting

55
- Lighting Control
  55
- Front Fog Lamps
  56
- Rear Fog Lamps
  56
- Adjusting the Headlamps
  57
- Headlamp Levelling
  57
- Hazard Warning Flashers
  58
- Direction Indicators
  58
- Interior Lamps
  59
- Changing a Bulb
  59
- Approach Lamps
  68
Windows and Mirrors

69
- Electric Windows
  69
- Exterior Mirrors
  71
- Electric Exterior Mirrors
  72
- Interior Mirror
  72
Instruments

74
- Gauges
  74
- Warning Lamps and Indicators
  75
- Audible Warnings and Indicators
  78
Information Displays

80
- Trip Computer
  80
Climate Control

82
- Principle of Operation
  82
- Air Vents
  83
- Manual Climate Control
  83
- Automatic Climate Control
  86
- Heated Windows and Mirrors
  88
- Auxiliary Heater
  89
- Electric Sunroof
  89
Seats

92
- Sitting in the Correct Position
  92
- Manual Seats
  92
- Electric Seats
  93
- Head Restraints
  94
- Rear Seats
  95
- Heated Seats
  97
- Ventilated Seats
  97
Convenience Features

99
- Sun Visors
  99
- Instrument Lighting Dimmer
  99
- Clock
  99
- Cigar Lighter
  99
- Ashtray
  100
- Auxiliary Power Sockets
  101
- Cup Holders
  101
- Storage Compartments
  101
Starting the Engine

102
- General Information
  102
- Ignition Switch
  102
- Starting a Petrol Engine
  102
- Starting a Diesel Engine
  103
- Switching off the Engine
  104
Fuel and Refuelling

105
- Safety Precautions
  105
- Fuel Quality
  105
- Catalytic Converter
  105
- Fuel Filler Flap
  106
- Refuelling
  106
- Technical Specifications
  106
Transmission

111
- Manual Transmission
  111
- Automatic Transmission
  112
Brakes

120
- Principle of Operation
  120
- Hints on Driving with ABS
  120
- Parking Brake
  121
Stability Control

122
- Principle of Operation
  122
- Using Stability Control
  122
Traction Control

123
- Principle of Operation
  123
- Using Traction Control
  123
Self-Levelling Suspension

124
- Principle of Operation
  124
Parking Aid

125
- Principle of Operation
  125
- Using the Parking Aid
  125
Cruise Control

126
- Principle of Operation
  126
- Using Cruise Control
  126
Load Carrying

128
- General Information
  128
- Cargo Nets
  128
- Luggage Covers
  129
- Roof Racks and Load Carriers
  129
Towing

131
- Towing a Trailer
  131
- Essential Towing Checks
  131
- Detachable Tow Ball
  132
Driving Hints

135
- Running-In
  135
Emergency Equipment

136
- First Aid Kit
  136
- Warning Triangle
  136
Status after a Collision

137
- Fuel Cut-Off Switch
  137
- Inspecting Safety System Components
  137
Fuses

138
- Fuse Box Locations
  138
- Changing a Fuse
  139
- Fuse Specification Chart
  139
Vehicle Recovery

143
- Towing Points
  143
- Transporting the Vehicle
  144
- Towing the Vehicle on Four Wheels
  145
Maintenance

146
- General Information
  146
- Engine Compartment Overview
  147
- Opening and Closing the Bonnet
  151
- Engine Oil Check
  151
- Engine Coolant Check
  153
- Automatic Transmission Fluid Check
  154
- Brake and Clutch Fluid Check
  154
- Power Steering Fluid Check
  155
- Washer Fluid Check
  155
- Technical Specifications
  156
Vehicle Care

158
- Cleaning the Exterior
  158
- Cleaning the Interior
  158
- Repairing Minor Paint Damage
  159
Vehicle Battery

160
- Battery Care
  160
- Using Booster Cables
  160
Wheels and Tyres

162
- Changing a Road Wheel
  162
- Tyre Care
  168
- Using Winter Tyres
  168
- Using Snow Chains
  168
- Technical Specifications
  169
Vehicle Identification

174
- Vehicle Identification Plate
  174
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
  174
- Engine Number
  174
Technical Specifications

175
Type Approvals

185

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