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Ford Probe Owner's Manual

Ford Probe Owner's Manual (289 pages)

Brand: Ford | Category: Automobile | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introductory Information
4
Using this Guide
5
Notice to Owneres of Utility-Type Vehicles
7
Breaking Your Vehicle in
8
Cleaning the Outside of Your Vehicle
9
Washing and Polishing Your Vehicle
9
Cleaning Chrome and Aluminum Parts
10
Cleaning Plastic Parts
10
Instrumentation
11
Controls and Features
50
- Controls and Features Diagram
  51
- The Climate Control System
  52
- Heating Only System (Without Air Conditioning)
  52
- Function Selection
  52
- Heating Only System Control Panel
  52
- Temperature Control
  53
- Fan Speed Control
  53
- Turning on the Heat
  53
- Defrosting the Windshield and Side Windows
  54
- Heating and Defrosting at the same Time
  54
- Ventilating Your Vehicle with Outside Air
  54
- Tips for Controlling the Temperature in Your Vehicle
  55
- Air Conditioning Controls
  56
- Air Conditioning System
  56
- Norm A/C
  57
- Max A/C
  57
- To Cool Your Vehicle Using Outside Air
  58
- Engine Idle Speed Control System
  58
- Rear Window Defroster
  59
- To Defrost the Rear Window
  59
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  60
- Fog Lamps
  60
- Dimmer Control Thumbwheel
  61
- Dome Lamp
  61
- Lighting up the Interior and Instrument Panel
  61
- Interior Lights
  61
- Map Lamps
  62
- Interior/Map Lamp Control Panel
  62
- Radio
  63
- Clock Controls on Electronic Radios
  63
- Ignition
  64
- Understanding the Positions of the Ignition
  64
- Ignition Lock Cylinder
  64
- The Turn Signal Lever
  65
- Headlamps and Parking Lamps
  65
- Headlamp Control View
  65
- Daytime Running Light System (Canadian Vehicles Only)
  66
- Raising the Headlamps Manually
  66
- High Beams and Flashing the Lamps
  68
- Manual Headlamp Retractors Located Behind the Headlamps View
  68
- Flashing the Lights
  69
- Highbeam and Flash-To-Pass Operation
  69
- Turn Signals
  70
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  71
- One Touch Wiper Control
  71
- Interval Wipers
  72
- Windshield Washer
  72
- Variable Interval Wiper Control
  72
- Tilt Steering Column
  74
- To Set a Speed
  75
- To Turn Speed Control on
  75
- To Turn Speed Control off
  75
- Speed Control
  75
- To Set a Higher Speed
  76
- To Set a Lower Set Speed
  76
- Moon Roof
  77
- To Disengage Speed Control
  77
- To Return to a Set Speed
  77
- Sliding Moon Roof Control Switch
  78
- Doors
  79
- Power Door Locks
  79
- The Inside of the Door View
  79
- Power Locks on the Driver’s Door View
  80
- Using the Power Windows
  80
- Windows
  80
- Mirrors
  81
- Master Window Control on the Driver’s Door View
  81
- Dual-Electric Remote Control Mirrors
  82
- Dual-Electric Side Mirror Control Switches View
  82
- Console
  83
- Storage Compartments
  83
- Center Console Storage
  84
- Cupholders
  84
- Hatchback
  85
- Opening and Closing the Hatchback
  85
- Remote Control for the Hatchback
  86
- Using the Luggage Compartment Cover
  86
- Using the Remote Control for the Hatchback
  86
- To Remove the Luggage Compartment Cover
  87
- To Install the Luggage Compartment Cover
  88
- Remote Keyless Entry System
  88
- Remote Keyless Entry Transmitter View
  89
- Replacing the Batteries
  90
- Opening the Remote Transmitter
  90
- Replacement/Additional Transmitters
  91
- Manual Seat Adjustments
  92
Seating and Safety Restraints
92
Starting
128
- Testing the Warning Lights
  129
- Starting Your Engine
  129
- For a Cold Engine
  130
- For a Warm Engine
  130
- If the Engine Does Not Start after Two Attempts
  131
- Engine Block Heater
  132
- If the Engine Cranks but Does Not Start or Does Not Start after a Collision
  133
- The Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  133
- Guarding against Exhaust Fumes
  133
- Have the Exhaust and Body Ventilation Systems Checked Whenever
  134
- Removing the Key from the Ignition
  135
- Brakes
  136
- Applying the Brakes
  136
Driving
136
- Anti-Lock Brake System
  137
- Parking Brake (Handbrake)
  139
- Steering Your Vehicle
  140
- Driving with an Automatic Overdrive Transaxle
  141
- Putting Your Vehicle in Gear
  141
- Automatic Shift Lever
  142
- Shift-Lock System
  143
- To Shift the Transaxle out of the P (Park) Position
  143
- Automatic Console-Mounted Gearshift Lever
  144
- Shift Lock Emergency Override
  145
- Roadside Emergencies
  145
- When to Use Overdrive (D with Overdrive Activated)
  146
- Cancelling Overdrive
  146
- Overdrive off Indicator Light
  147
- When to Use Drive (D with Overdrive OFF)
  147
- When to Use 2 (Second)
  148
- When to Use 1 (First)
  148
- Reverse
  148
- Neutral
  148
- Parking
  149
- Driving with a Manual Transaxle
  150
- Using the Clutch
  150
- Shift Pattern
  151
- Shifting the Gears
  151
- Backing up
  152
- Upshifting
  153
- Downshifting
  153
- To Park the Vehicle
  154
- Driving with a Heavy Load
  154
- Limiting Your Vehicle’s Load
  155
- Towing a Trailer
  156
- Towing Behind Another Vehicle — Recreational Vehicle
  156
- Hazard Flasher
  158
Roadside Emergencies
158
- If the Engine Cranks but Does Not Start or Starting after a Collision
  159
- Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  159
- Hazard Warning Flasher Switch
  159
- The Location of the Fuel Pump Shut-Off Switch
  160
- If Your Engine Cranks but Does Not Start after a Collision or Substantial Jolt
  161
- Fuses
  161
- Fuse Panel under Instrument Panel
  162
- Inside of the Instrument Fuse Panel Cover
  162
- Fuse Panel Located under Hood
  164
- Fuse Panel Cover Located under the Hood View
  165
- Fuse Puller Tool and Fuse View
  168
- Relays
  168
- Changing a Tire
  170
- To Find a Fuse’s Amperage Rating
  170
- The Temporary Spare Tire
  171
- When You Drive with the Temporary Spare Tire, Do Not...
  171
- Spare Tire Location
  172
- Location of the Temporary Spare Tire and Jacking Equipment
  172
- Preparing to Change the Tire
  173
- Blocking the Wheel Diagonally Opposite the Tire Being Changed
  173
- Removing and Replacing the Tire
  174
- Jack Mounting Position
  175
- Lug Nut Positions
  176
- Jump-Starting Your Vehicle
  177
- Preparing Your Vehicle
  179
- Connecting the Jumper Cables
  179
- The Sequence for Connecting the Jumper Cables
  180
- Jump-Starting
  181
- Removing Jumper Cables
  181
- Towing Your Vehicle
  182
- Maintenance and Care
  182
- Towing with the Back Wheels off the Ground
  183
Maintenance and Care
185
- Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle
  186
- Working with the Engine off
  187
- Working with the Engine on
  187
- Opening the Hood
  188
- The Hood Release Handle View
  188
- Engine Types
  189
- 2.0 L Engine View
  190
- 2.5 L Engine View
  191
- Engine Oil Recommendations
  192
- Checking and Adding Engine Oil
  193
- Engine Oil Dipstick View
  193
- Adding Engine Oil
  194
- Changing the Engine Oil and the Oil Filter
  194
- Brake Fluid
  195
- Brake Fluid Level
  196
- Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir View
  197
- Windshield Washer Fluid
  197
- Adding Engine Coolant
  198
- Recycled Engine Coolant
  200
- Coolant Refill Capacity
  200
- Power Steering Fluid
  201
- Severe Winter Climate
  201
- Checking Hoses
  201
- Where to Check for Power Steering Fluid
  202
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid
  203
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid Dipstick on 2.5L Engine Vehicles
  204
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid Dipstick on 2.0L Engine Vehicles
  204
- Constant Velocity Joints
  205
- Manual Transaxle Fluid
  205
- Battery
  205
- Battery Replacement
  206
- Battery Recycling Symbol
  207
- Wiper Blade Maintenance
  208
- Wiper Blade Replacement
  209
- Tires
  210
- Replacing the Wiper Blades
  210
- Tire Inspection and Maintenance
  212
- Tire Rotation
  212
- Replacing the Tires
  213
- A Worn-Out Tire View
  213
- Treadwear
  214
- Wheel and Tire Matching
  214
- Information about Tire Quality Grades
  214
- Traction a B C
  215
- Temperature a B C
  215
- Snow Tires
  216
- Filling the Fuel Tank
  217
- Fuel Filler Door Release Lever
  217
- Remote Fuel Filler-Lid Release Override
  217
- To Fill the Fuel Tank
  218
- Manual Fuel Filler-Lid Override
  218
- Choosing the Right Fuel
  219
- Fuel Quality
  220
- Octane Recommendations
  220
- Safety Information Relating to Automotive Fuels
  221
- Running out of Fuel
  222
- Fuel Economy
  222
- Comparisons with EPA Estimates
  223
- To Calculate Fuel Economy
  223
- Emission Control System
  224
- Air Conditioning Refrigerant
  224
- How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing
  226
- Lights and Bulb Replacement
  227
- High-Mount Brakelamp Bulb
  228
- Headlamp Bulb
  228
- Check the Alignment of Your Headlamps If...
  228
- Rear Lamp Bulbs
  229
- Removing the Attaching Screw and Lens
  229
- Pulling out the Lock Tabs
  230
- The Rear Lamps
  231
- Bulb Specifications
  232
- Cleaning Your Vehicle
  232
- Washing and Polishing
  232
- Cleaning Chrome, Aluminum and Plastic Parts
  233
- Cleaning the Exterior Lamps
  234
- Cleaning the Engine
  234
- Cleaning the Wheels
  234
- Cleaning the Seats
  235
- Cleaning the Instrument Panel Lenses
  235
- Cleaning the Interior Lamps
  235
- Cleaning the Safety Belts
  236
- Vehicle Storage
  236
- Motorcraft Parts
  239
Capacities and Specifications
239
- Refill Capacities (Approximate)
  240
- Lubrication Specifications
  241
- Lubrication Specification Charts
  242
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)
245
Customer Assistance
246
The Dispute Settlement Board
249
Accessories
257
- Illustrations
  261
- Front Exterior View - GT Model
  262
- Rear Exterior View - Standard Model
  263
- Entrance View
  264
- Driver's Door View
  265
- Instrument Panel View
  266
- Instrument Cluster View
  267
- Hatchback View
  268
- 2.0 L Engine Compartment View
  269
- 2.5 L Engine Compartment View
  270
Index
271
Service Station Information
288

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Ford Probe Owner's Manual

Ford Probe Owner's Manual (298 pages)

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

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introductory Information
4
Safety Restraints
11
Starting Your Probe
39
- Starting Your Vehicle
  44
- Warning Lights and Gauges
  45
Warning Lights and Gauges
52
Instrument Panel Controls
64
Interior Lights
73
Steering Column Controls
77
- Windshield Wipers and Washer
  84
- Tilt Steering Column
  88
Features
95
- Storage Compartments
  115
- Driving with an Automatic Overdrive Transaxle
  147
Driving Your Probe
147
- Driving with a Manual Transaxle
  153
- Steering Your Vehicle
  157
Roadside Emergencies
168
- Changing a Tire
  172
- Towing Your Vehicle
  180
- Roadside Assistance
  183
Customer Assistance
183
- The Dispute Settlement Board
  186
- Reporting Safety Defects
  190
Accessories
194
Servicing Your Probe
200
- Filling the Fuel Tank
  207
- Engine Coolant
  218
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid
  239
- Power Steering Fluid
  244
- Emission Control System
  258
- Vehicle Storage
  268
Index
282
Service Station Information
298

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