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EmergencyCrique lift the jack and wheel wrench located inside the luggage compartment, attached to the body, below the closing of the tailgate.If the vehicle has risen to a creek, only to change a wheel. Because of the danger of an accident it represents, is banned from working under the vehicle when it is raised with the jack.

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Placement points creek The creek should be placed only in certain areas under the doors. These areas are easily identifiable by the notches which are just above the socket. The creek placement points are identified in the illustration with the letter A. Use only these points. Additional points of placement of alternative creek creek When using a shop, it only has to place in the points shown in illustration D. When using a lift using the support points in the figure marked with B. If you use a stand, supporting the points identified in the illustration C. The position in other places can cause considerable damage to the chassis, steering, suspension, engine, brake system and fuel system.80

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EmergencyThe spare tire spare tire is located under the luggage compartment floor. Remove this: 1 - Remove the rubber band and safety triangle. Locate the yellow roceta (2) located in the trunk, below the latch lock. Press the yellow crown out (1) to unlock the subject. 2 - With one hand hold the wheel support (4), raising it slightly, and with your other hand to release the cable clamp (3). 3 - Lower the bracket to the floor. 4 - Remove the tire, lifting slightly from behind.

5 - After the change, put the flat tire on the support (4), lifting it to reposition the clip (3) of the cable clamp. With one hand lift the bracket while the other turns the knob yellow (2) clockwise to achieve total immobilization.Check that the bracket and the spare wheel is held tightly in place.

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EmergencyTo remove a wheel • Set the parking brake and select the reverse and first gear. Make all passengers leaving the vehicle. Secure the vehicle so that it can not roll or slide. Insert the smooth end of the wrench between the wheel rim and the cup and gently twist to remove the cup (if you have). Loosen the lug nuts by turning counterclockwise. • • Place the jack in all the support base established on firm ground. The creek should be placed vertically with respect to placement. Lift the vehicle until the wheel is off the ground. Loosen the nuts and remove the wheel. L g P • p • •

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EmergencyTo place a wheel • Push the spare tire on the screws. Put the wheel nuts and tighten clockwise making sure that the thinner end of the nut (cone) faces the wheel.

Nuts alloy wheels standard can also be used for the spare tire. • • Lower vehicle and remove the jack. Tighten the nuts tight, diagonal (alternately, as shown in the figure). Align the cup wheel with the valve and tighten firmly with the palm of the hand. Keep the jack and the wheel broken, in reverse order of removal.Repair and replace the damaged wheel as soon as possible. Please check as soon as possible tightening of the lug nuts and tire pressure.

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EmergencyDismantling and installation BATTERYWhen replacing a battery, observe the following precautions:

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EmergencyProcedure to start the engine with another battery backup batteries Use only with the same voltage (12 V). Auxiliary cables with clamps start to isolated terminals and conductor cross-section suitable for the required intensity. Do not remove the old battery vehicle electrical system. Your Ford Dealer can provide the a

uxiliary cables for launch. Cabling 1. Bringing both vehicles but without ever touching. 2. Disconnect the motor and electrical equipment unnecessary. 3. Attach the "+" terminal of discharged battery with terminal "+" of the auxiliary battery (cable A). 4. Connect the second cable to the negative "-" of the auxiliary battery and the other end of the cable to a metal part of the engine must be started (cable B). Do not attach the negative pole "-" on the battery. 5 Arrange the cables so they are away from moving engine parts. The parties are not isolated from the positive cable should reach body parts because they produce sparks. 6 Connect the internal ventilation of the vehicle with auxiliary battery.

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EmergencyStarting the motor 1. Start the engine of the vehicle with the auxiliary battery and accelerates to an average turnover rate. 2. Start the motor vehicle battery. 3. After the launch, let the two engines run for 3 minutes before disconnecting the cables. Disconnecting the cables 1. To reduce voltage spikes when disconnecting the battery, connect the fan and the heated rear window in the vehicle battery.Failure to follow these procedures may damage the electrical systems of vehicles.

Start towing or pushing the vehicle (engine cold)To avoid damaging the catalyst for your vehicle, do not push or tow it to boot when the engine is at operating temperature. Use cables and auxiliary battery.

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EmergencySafety Tips Whenever you move or work with a battery, take the following steps:

• Wear eye protection. Avoid contact of particles of lead-acid or with skin or c

lothing.

• Battery acid is caustic. Wear gloves and goggles. Do not tilt the battery, which could leave the acid for the vents. If acid splashes in eyes, rinse immediately with clean water for a few minutes and see a doctor immediately. If acid splashes on skin or clothing, neutralize an alkaline wash (soap) and rinse with water. If you take acid see a doctor immediately.

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Emergency• Keep battery acid away from children.

• When charging a battery is released explosive gas (hydrogen).

• It is forbidden to produce open flames and sparks and smoke in the vicinity of a battery and more when it is being electrically charged. Avoid sparks when working with cables and electrical equipment. Do not connect the battery terminals. The resulting short circuit and produce sparks could cause injury. • The electronic ignition system works with high voltage. Never touch these components with the engine running or the ignition is switched on.

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TOW VEHICLE If I had need to tow the vehicle, contact a responsible company that specializes in towing and roadside assistance.It is recommended that the vehicle be towed with wheels or with a team high platform.

Do not tow the vehicle with equipment chains. When ordering a vehicle for help, provide the type of vehicle to be towed.

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Care and maintenanceMAINTENANCE Maintenance Service Ford When work is essential to maintaining reliability and road safety in their vehicles,�should comply with service intervals set out in Schedule Scheduled Maintenance detailed in the Warranty and Maintenance Manual. We recommend always put in the hands of a dealer for your vehicle maintenance. Tasks to do yourself Periodically check the fluid levels and fill them out when necessary. Check tire pressure and proper functioning of the brakes and lights. Check warning lights. Refer to this end the maintenance schedule on the next page. The deposits of brake fluid, power steering and coolant are translucent and allow a quick visual check. To facilitate identification, all cargo covers and dipstick engine oil brands are yellow / black.If you work in the area of the engine is running, be careful not pinched any clothing (tie, scarf, etc.) In the drive belts. 90 People carrying electronic prostheses (such as pacemakers, etc.) Should not close or complete vehicle with the engine running, due to the high tensions generated by the ignition system.

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The environmental protection is everyone's job. His contribution to this end is important.Do not carry inflammable substances in the engine compartment, as there is a high risk of producing a fire.

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Care and maintenanceDaily checks Maintenance Schedule

• Functioningall exterior and interior lights. Replace burned out lamps or obscured glass and make sure the lights are clean. o; or e checks at fueling

• Engine oil level. • brake fluid level. • Washer fluid level.

• Pressure and condition of the tires (only when cold). Monthly Checks

• coolant level (cold engine).

• Look for leaks in fittings, pipes, hoses and tanks.

• Level of power steering fluid.

• Operation of air and tioning advisable .*

• Brake Operationparking.

• Performance of the speaker.* Important: Connect the air conditioning at least 30 minutes per month.

Prolonged and repeated skin contact with used motor oil or hydraulic fluids or cooling can cause serious skin disorders, including dermatitis and cancer. Avoid excessive skin contact with these fluids and wash thoroughly when you can not help it.

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Care and maintenanceOpening the hood C 1

• Pull the release leverhood beneath the casing of the steering column.

• Slightly lift the hood byfront left and push the safety catch.2

• Lift the hood and secure withsupport rod. To close, replace the support rod in its locking clip. Lower the hood and let it fall from a height of about 20-30 cm, on the catch. Make sure it has been closed.

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Care and maintenanceEngine Compartment 1.0 L / 1.6 L Zetec Rocam tank steering fluid tank brake fluid and clutch fluid tank washer lavaluneta coolant tank engine

Dipstick engine oil

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Care and maintenanceMOTOR OIL Dipstick Engine Oil are many factors that influence the consumption of engine oil for your vehicle. The new engines do not reach their normal level of consumption until it has traveled about 5000 kilometers. If the vehicle is heavily loaded, the engine will also spend more oil.�Regularly check the engine oil level, for example, when refueling or before a long journey. The level will be verified with the hot engine and the vehicle parked on level ground. For the measurement is accurate, if the engine is cold it should be put in place for a short time. After the engine off, wait a few minutes to let the oil drain into the crankcase. If outside temperatures are low may be that the oil will take longer to drain. Remove the dipstick and wipe with a clean, lint-free cloth, insert it and remove it again. The oil level can be seen in the film which is attached to the rod. If the level is between MIN and MAX marks, no need to add oil. Hot oil may exceed a few millimeters MAX brand, the effect of thermal expansion. S m a m c p a l r l

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Care and maintenanceIf the level is noted in the MIN mark, oil must be completed immediately. Use only oil that meets Ford specification described in the chapter Technical Data. The amount of oil needed for the level of the oil film attached to the rod up to MAX MIN is approximately 0.75 liters.Complete only to the upper mark (MAX), never above.

Cover charge engine oil cap to open the engine oil loading rotate counterclockwise. To close, perform this procedure in reverse order taking care to close tightly. Do not remove the cap when the engine is running. Additives for motor oil are neither necessary nor advisable. These additives may even, under certain circumstances, lead to engine damage not covered by Ford warranty.Empty containers and used oil should not be disposed of with household waste, but by the means of disposal provided by local authorities for this type of waste.

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Care and maintenanceOil Filter Motorcraft filters are designed for greater engine protection and longer life thereof. If you use a oil filter that does not meet Ford specifications, problems may occur in the engine, such as noise during startup. For this reason, we recommend the use of original Motorcraft oil filters for the engine of your car. AIR FILTER Replacement filter element 1 - Loosen the hose clamp on the intake air throttle body acceleration. June 2 - Loosen the crankcase ventilation tube from the valve cover. May 4

3 - Release the media compartment air filter element, pressing them down.

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Care and maintenance4 - Remove the compartment air filter element by pulling up and forward carefully.

5 - Release the clamps compartment oil filter element.

6 - Remove the air filter element from its housing and replace.

7 - Make the reverse process to install the filter, observing the correct positioning of the two bracket bolts rear compartment air filter.97

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Care and maintenanceBRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR AND CLUTCHThe brake fluid should not be in contact with skin or eye splash. If this happens, immediately wash the affected areas with clean water. The brake fluid deteriorates the paint of your vehicle. If it is spilled on a painted surface, wipe immediately with a damp sponge.

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The brake system and clutch system are supplied by the same deposit. The brake fluid level must be between MIN and MAX marks, etched into the vessel wall. If the level was below the MIN mark, will illuminate the warning light brake system / parking brake located on the instrument panel. It is important to restore the absolute hygienic brake fluid reservoir. Any dirt that enters the brake system may result in loss of braking efficiency. The symbol engraved on the cover of the brake fluid reservoir indicates that it can not contain paraffin.

Do not let the master cylinder reservoir is empty. This will make the brakes fail. Use only brake fluid recommended by Ford specifications.�See Section Lubricants and Lubrication Operations and Maintenance manual Guarantee that accompanies this manual. Use only DOT 4 brake fluid type. There are serious risks of damage to the system if used another type of brake fluid.

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Care and maintenanceDEPOSIT OF LIQUID COOLINGNever remove the expansion tank cap while the engine is hot.

The coolant level can be checked through the transparent walls of the tank. When the engine is cold, the liquid level should be between MIN and MAX marks. The liquid cooling, being heated, it expands and therefore could be above the MAX mark. The coolant should be added with a cold engine. If necessary, add coolant while the engine is still warm, wait 10 minutes to cool. First, unscrew the lid only to relieve pressure around the system and wait a moment to remove it completely. Then remove it completely. Supplying a mixture of 60% water and 40% coolant, antifreeze and corrosion.Never remove the thermostatic valve cooling system. Doing so can cause serious engine damage.

Use only the recommended coolant Ford specifications. See Section Lubricants and Lubrication Operations and Maintenance manual Guarantee that accompanies this manual. Do not add engine coolant or water directly to the radiator. Add engine coolant or water, alone in the tank.

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Care and maintenanceLiquid cooling Liquid cooling when used in correct proportions, not only protects the engine from damage caused by ice during the winter, but also protects against corrosion, all year round. Modern engines run at very high temperatures, cooling fluids being of poor quality, ineffective in the cooling system protection against corrosion. For this reason, use only a coolant that meets Ford specifications.Do not mix liquid cooling of different color and different specification. Avoid contact of coolant with skin and eyes. If this happens immediately wash the affected area with water.

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Be careful when adding refrigerant. Prevent spill anywhere in the engine.

Add coolant only with cold engine.

DEPOSIT OF THE POWER STEERING FLUID Check the level, stop the engine. With the system operating temperature, fluid level should be in the MAX deposit. If it is below the MIN must be completed by the specified fluid.

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Use only the power steering fluid specifications recommended by Ford. See Section Lubricants and Lubrication Operations and Maintenance manual Guarantee that accompanies this manual.

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Care and maintenanceWiper blades and wiper Checking the status of the brushes Check windshield wiper blades for your vehicle do not show irregularities from the fingertips to the edge of the same. Also waste grease, silicone and fuel undermine the proper functioning of the brushes. We recommend cleaning with cleaning brushes Ford. Change your vehicle's wiper blades at least once a year.Brushes with wear or damage may reduce visibility in rain and cause accidents.

Replacing front wiper blades recommend replacing brushes before winter. To remove the first double brush back the wiper arm and then place the brush at right angles to the arm. To remove the brush, push the clip in the direction of the arrow, unlatch and remove the arm by pulling in the opposite direction.

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Care and maintenanceReplacing the brush back To remove the brush, lift the wiper arm by holding the plastic liner. Pull the brush in the direction of the arrow and remove it. To put the new brush, push until it locks. No use of kerosene, gasoline or paint thinner to clean brushes.�WASHING FLUID RESERVOIR FOR WINDSHIELD AND rear window washing systems of the windscreen and rear window have a common repository. Complete, if necessary, clean water and washer fluid Motorcraft. When making supplies, do not forget to re-seal the container with the lid. Adjusting washer jets and rear lavaluneta address exactly the jets can be adjusted using a pin. Lavaluneta Peak next to the rear wiper arm.B

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Care and maintenanceBATTERY

The car battery is maintenance free (does not require addition of water). For the battery to operate properly, keep the top of it clean and dry, making sure the cables are securely connected to the battery terminals.The battery in your vehicle was designed according to original factory specifications. Not recommended the addition of electrical equipment that overloads the system of your vehicle.

Normally the batteries produce explosive gases that can cause injury. So close to the battery no flames, sparks or lighted elements. When working near a battery, always protect your face and eyes. Always provide adequate ventilation.

Contact with internal components of the battery can cause serious damage to health.

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Care and maintenanceRisk of contact with the acid solution and the lead of the battery: If there is any sign of corrosion on the battery or terminals, remove the wires from the terminals (terminals) and clean with a scrub brush. The acid can be neutralized chemically with a solution of baking soda and water. Reinstall the cables after cleaning and apply a small amount of fat on top of each battery terminal to avoid corrosion process again.Keep batteries out of reach of children. Batteries contain sulfuric acid. Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. Protect your eyes when he was working near a battery against possible splashing of the acid solution. In case of acid contact with skin or eyes, wash immediately with water for at least 15 minutes and then get medical attention. If the acid was swallowed, immediately call a doctor. N

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The acid solution and lead contained in the battery, if discarded in nature improperly, can contaminate soil, subsoil and water and cause damage to human health.

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Care and maintenanceTIRES

For your safety when loading fuel, you should always check the tire pressure, considering that they must be cold (take into account the spare tire.) The correct inflation pressure will be in the same chapter Technical data. When transporting heavy loads and run at high speeds, it is very important that the inflation pressure of tires is correct. Prolonged use in these conditions significantly increases the temperature of the tire, which greatly increases its pressure. For this reason, never tire pressure decreases in this condition since it will be well above normal. A too low pressure tires reduce vehicle stability, increases the rolling resistance, tire causes overheating, accelerated wear of the same and can cause damage that can cause accidents. Tire pressure above the recommended impair the comfort, they increase rather than reduce the effects of uneven floor. Besides, are more susceptible to damage caused by impacts on irregular surfaces of shooting.

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Care and maintenanceFor your safety (cont.) If you must drive on lower edges of paths or strings, do so at low speed and if possible, cross them at right angles. Avoid driving over tall obstacles with sharp edges. When parking the vehicle, do not let the tires rub against the side edges. Periodically check the surface of the tread to check for cuts, foreign bodies or irregular wear. The irregular tire wear indicates misalignment of the wheels.�The minimum limit provided by law for the tread depth of the tread is 1.6 mm. However, it must be remembered that the tire performance and safety, begin to decrease when the profile of drawing reaches 3 mm. The less profound than the drawing, the greater the risk of slipping on wet roads. A good way to drive contributes to less wear on the tires. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid hard braking, hard acceleration to set in motion the vehicle, striking against roads, wells and extended use in rugged roads. However, the most important factor for long tire life is to maintain inflation pressure recommended values.106 Your vehicle is equipped with radial tires. Never perform a rotational cross with them. There are radial tires that support it, but first check with your Ford dealer.

Avoid traversing sharp obstacles. When parking the vehicle does not rub the area of the tire to the curb. Regularly inspect the tire sidewalls as to signs of deformation, damage or cuts. The tires in these conditions must be replaced.Driving with damaged or worn tires is very risky and therefore should be avoided. The same case is when the tires do not have the pressure.

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Care and maintenanceTire rotation Since each tire behaves differently according to their position on the vehicle, they wear differently. To get the most out of them and to be spent evenly, rotate them according to what is indicated in the illustration. If you notice that the tires wear unevenly or rugged, please check your tires, tires and wheel alignment of your vehicle, as well as shock absorbers.

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Care and maintenanceABOUT THE GRADES OF QUALITY OF TIRES The new vehicles are equipped with tires that are engraved on its side Classification Grade Tire. The degree of classification applies to new tires for use in passenger vehicles.Example: Treadware 350 Traction A Temperature B

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Duration of the tread. The degree of permanence of the tread is a comparative rank of a tire wear pattern versus another when it is tested in a control track in the United States. For example, a tire will last 150 degree 50% more than standard or a tire tread pattern. The relative performance of tires depends on the particular conditions that each one uses and, therefore, the duration may differ significantly from normal in terms of driving habits of each service and care habits, differences in the type of roads and climatic differences.

Traction AA, A, B and C The traction grades, from best to worst, are AA, A, B and C, representing the tire's ability to stop on wet pavement as measured according to a test procedure on a combination stretches of road asphalt and concrete. A tire rated as C has little performance according to this test.The traction grade assigned to a tire test is based on braking (straight) and traction tests and does not include drift or skid in sharp turns or twists.

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Care and maintenanceTemperature A, B and C for temperature grades are A (the highest), B and C, representing the resistance of a tire to generate heat and its ability to dissipate it, when it is tested under controlled conditions in a laboratory room a specific treadmill test. Sustained high temperatures can cause a degeneration in the material and reduce tire life, and also the excess temperature in a tire can lead to sudden failure of it. n r l e s n e eThe degree of temperature of a tire is established for that tire, provided that it is inflated to recommended pressure, and without overloading. Excessive speed, no pressure or overloading, either alone or in combination, can lead to overheating of tires and a possible sudden failure of them.

SERVICE FOR YOUR TIRES Checking tire pressure: • Use an accurate tire gauge. • Check tire pressure when they are cold, after his vehicle was parked for at least an hour or have covered a maximum distance of two kilometers (20 blocks) • Inflate tires to recommended pressure according to tables tire inflation pressure in the Technical Data section of this manual.Tires inflated to an incorrect pressure can affect the ride and handling of your vehicle, and fail suddenly with the consequent loss of control of his unit.

Inflation peaks (valves) Keep lids firmly peak inflation-adjusted always to prevent particles entering the valve. To check tire inflation inflation peaks do not leak (recognized by a characteristic whoop.)

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REPLACEMENT LAMPS Before replacing a lamp check if the appropriate fuse is blown.Do not take with the fingers the glass of the bulb, especially halogen. Use a clean cloth to prevent burning or decrease its light intensity due to the oils from hands. Clean with alcohol.

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Lighthouses and position lights Turn off lights and open the hood. Move up the spring clip on the back of the group of lights and remove the cover. When installing pay attention to the guide tabs.

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Care and maintenanceH7 halogen low beam, 55 watt. Remove the connector, release the cable clamp and replace the lamp. Pay attention to the guide when mounting tabs.

H1 halogen high beam, 55 watt. Remove the connector, release the cable clamp and replace the lamp. Make sure the position is correct.

Aligning headlights When you change a halogen lamp, then check the alignment of the lamps in a Ford dealer.

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Care and maintenanceLights front and rear position lamp with wedge cap, 5 watt. Remove the lamp reflector, and then remove the bulb and replace.

Rotating or flashing lights front spherical lamp of 21 watt. Turn the socket cou

nterclockwise and remove. Slight pressure, turn the lamp to the left, remove and insert a new one. Perform installation in reverse order. G A d S u p e G E or G

Rotating or flashing lights with side lamp socket wedge, 5 watt. Turn the entire group of lights to the left or right and remove. Remove the cap group of lights turning left. Remove the lamp socket. Place the new lamp in reverse order.112

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Replacement lamps light group Open the rear tailgate, press the two locking tabs and remove the fixture plate full. Turn the defective lamp light pressure to the left and remove. Reassemble in reverse order of removal. Panel left rear light right rear light clusters

Turning light, 21 watt. Brake light / position light, 21 watt / 5 watt. Position light, 5 watt.

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Care and maintenanceBrake light lamp with high wedge cap, 5 watt (5 lamps). Open the tailgate. Unscrew the two screws and remove the entire group of lights. Tilt the box outward to disengage the module lights. Tighten the reflector element from the four lock and remove it. Remove the bulb and put a new one. Assemble in reverse order. Rear Light lamp patent tubular, 10 watt. Insert a screwdriver into the slot and remove the set. Replace the lamp burned. Assemble the pressure of the optical assembly. Interior Light (if equipped) tubular lamp, 10 watt. Turn off interior lights (switch in center position). Carefully remove the assembly using a flathead screwdriver. Release the side of optical assembly and replace the lamp burned. Assemble in reverse order. Reading lights (if equipped) Lamp wedge, 5 watt. The lamps can be replaced by bending the contact plate. E r d

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Vehicle Care Vehicle WashingWash the vehicle only wash areas that have drainage systems that do not pollute the environment. Residue from cleaning products should not be to throw domestic waste. Use the special local facilities for this type of waste.

The most important element necessary for the preservation of the painting of the vehicle is clean water.

Use only cold or lukewarm water to wash the vehicle.

• Washing MachineThe best procedure is to wash laundry without a good wash brush. In the tunnel washers that operate without touching the vehicle and only with high pressure water.Unscrew and remove the antenna before entering a car wash machine. Disconnect the blower to prevent it from depositing wax in the air filter. 115

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Care and maintenance• Manual washingWash your vehicle often to keep the original appearance. If I had traces of resin or tree sap, insects, dirt or bird droppings industrial, the vehicle should be washed as soon as possible. Usually these types of deposits have aggressive chemicals for paint. Never wash your car with hot water, directly under the rays of the sun or the hot metal surface. Never remove the dry powder painted surfaces as it may scratch them. Should be ruled out the use of dusters. For manual washing detergent should be used for washing cars and plenty of water and dry the vehicle with a cleaning cloth for glasses.After making your car washing, pressing lightly and several times the brake pedal with the vehicle in motion to remove moisture from the discs and brake pads. His vehicle was painted with water based products, which are less harmful to the environment. For the repair of the paint may use the traditional market, but they must be performed by a Ford dealer on condition of losing corrosion warranty if I did not.

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When applying wax to your vehicle, try not to touch the plastic surfaces, and the stains that occur are very difficult to remove. Do not apply the wax in the sun or on hot body.

Conservation of washing away the paint is not always sufficient to remove the aggressive material painted surfaces. To improve this condition treat your vehicle's paint by one or two times a year wax polish for the paint retains its gloss and water droplets slipping better.116

To avoid losing the guarantee of the painting, immediately remove those particles of the same seemingly innocuous, but which often are aggressive, such as bird droppings, tree resin, insect remains, tar spots, leave the beach or road and industrial pollution.

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Care and maintenanceClean the headlights to avoid damaging the glass of the headlights, do not use abrasive or harsh chemical solvents. Do not clean the headlights when they are dry, use sharp objects to that end. Cleaning the rear window to avoid damage to the heating elements, to clean the inside of the rear window only use a soft cloth or a damp cloth. Never clean the glass with solvents or sharp objects. Protection of the bottom of the body The lower parts of the body of your vehicle has been treated with a corrosion inhibitor. The state of the underbody protection should be checked regularly and, if necessary, changed its commissioning for this Ford dealer. Even with that additional protection is recommended that frequent washing of the underside of the vehicle, especially under conditions of high humidity and salinity. Use Clean tire tire cleaner or mild soap. Never use abrasive products, because they damage the special coating on the surface of the tires.

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Care and maintenanceCleaning products For best results, use quality branded and recognized for the care of the vehicle. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Engine Washing Motor efficiency will be enhanced if it works clean, as oil and dust cause a rise in the normal operating temperature. When washing the engine, care must be taken not to use strong water jets, and not to spray cold water, because the thermal shock on hot surfaces may cause engine damage.�Never wash or rinse the engine while running: water in a running engine can cause serious internal damage. Due to the diversity of existing materials in the engine compartment, you should avoid the use of cleaning chemicals, which can be aggressive to certain components. It should also avoid using cleaning water vapor. The air conditioning condenser and radiator fins have aluminum can be deformed with jets of water under high pressure. To prevent damage, washed only with running water under low pressure.

Avoid washing the powerful jet engine that could introduce water electrical connectors or electronics or liquid entering the intake system, which can cause serious internal damage, especially in diesel engines.

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Technical DataVEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

Chassis number (VIN) The frame number (17 alphanumeric characters) is engraved on the floor of the vehicle on the right side, front and side passenger seat (2). It is necessary to lift the die from the carpet to see it. There are also stickers have this recording and is located at: - The floor, left side, the side of the driver's seat (4). - The B-pillar, stud right rear door (3). - The engine compartment on the right shock tower (1). - The B-pillar, stud right rear door (3) (production years). Engine number engraved on the right side of the block, lower rear area near the clutch housing. Serial Number (VIS) This number is recorded by etching glass in all windows.119