Mercury 2000 Grand Marquis Spezifikationen

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7Safety Restraints%*[SR00500( ALL)04/95] Important Safety Belt Information*[SR00600( ALL)03/95]The use of safety belts helps to restrain you andyour p

97*[IP18801( GV)02/95]You can override the fan speed at any time. Ifyou use the thumbwheel to override the fanspeed, the EATC will continue to control

98*[IP19301( GV)01/95]NORM A/C button*[IP19400( GV)01/95]When you push this button, you select airconditioning using outside air. The Displaywindow wi

99*[IP20100( GV)02/95]DEF V button[IP20200( GV)03/95]Press the DEF V button to obtain maximumairflow to the windshield. Adjust thetemperature setting

100*[IP20600( GV)02/95]If the EATC is turned OFF while the outsidetemperature is displayed, the temperature willcontinue to be displayed. Press the OU

101*[IP21400( GV)04/95]Service*[IP21500( GV)04/95]If your EATC is not operating as described here,take it to your dealer to have it checked. Systemdia

102*[IP33300( ALL)02/95]The heating elements are bonded to the inside ofthe rear window. Do not use sharp objects toscrape the inside of the rear wind

103%*[IP34370( ALL)01/95]Turning On the Exterior Lights*[IP34550( BCGV)05/95]To turn on the headlamps, parking lamps, sidemarkers, and tail lamps, use

104%*[IP36800( GV)01/95]Setting the Autolamp On/Off DelaySystem*[IP37100( BCGV)02/95]The autolamp sets the headlamps to turn on andoff automatically.

105*[IP39275( BCGV)01/95]Do not put any articles on top of the photocellthat is located in the top left corner of theinstrument panel. This photocell

106%*[IP44500( ALL)01/95]Lighting Up the Interior and InstrumentPanel[IP45000( GV)05/95]With the parking lamps or headlampsilluminated, you can bright

8*[SR02700( ALL)03/95]RWARNINGNever wear the shoulder belt under thearm. Never swing it around the neck overthe inside shoulder. Never use a singlebel

107[IP45450( BCGV)07/93]Using the Automatic Illuminated EntrySystem (If equipped)[IP45650( GV)03/91]The interior lights will illuminate forapproximate

108%*[IP46300( ALL)01/95]Turning on the Map and Reading Lamps*[IP46425( ALL)01/95]Your vehicle has two map lamps for thepassenger and the driver. To t

109% [IP47020( G )05/94]Rear Courtesy/Reading Lamps(If equipped)[IP47030( G )05/92]Your vehicle may be equipped with acourtesy/reading lamp located at

110%*[IP47300( ALL)03/95] Clock[IP47451( GV)05/94]quarter page art:0011295-BThe digital clock[IP47500( ALL)05/95]1. To set the hour, press and hold th

111Steering Column Controls*[SC00200( ALL)01/95]The controls on the steering column and wheelare designed to give you easy access to thecontrols while

112%*[SC02100( ALL)01/95]Turn Signals*[SC02201( ALL)03/95]Move the lever up to signal a right turn. Moveit down to signal a left turn. The correspondi

113%*[SC03500( ALL)03/95] Windshield Wipers and Washer*[SC03600( ALL)03/95]To turn on the windshield wipers, the ignitionkey must be turned to the ON

114*[SC05300( ALL)04/95]Windshield Washer*[SC05401( ALL)01/95]To clean the windshield, push in the end of thewiper knob. For a constant spray, keep th

115%*[SC05810( ALL)03/95] Hazard Flasher[SC05820( ALL)05/95]To alert other drivers to hazardous situations,push in the hazard flasher on the top of th

116%*[SC05900( ALL)01/95] Horn*[SC06000( ALL)04/95]To sound the horn, push the center pad area ofthe steering wheel.[SC06900( GV)10/94]half page art:0

9[SR03700( ALL)05/95] Combination Lap and ShoulderBelts*[SR03800( ALL)01/95]While your vehicle is in motion, the combinationlap and shoulder belt adju

117%*[SC07300( ALL)01/95] Tilt Steering*[SC07400( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGNever adjust the steering wheel when thevehicle is moving.[SC07850( GV)11/92]half

118%*[SC08600( ALL)03/91] Speed Control (If equipped)*[SC08800( ALL)03/95]If your vehicle has speed control, you canautomatically maintain a constant

119[SC09900( GV)05/94]half page art:0010096-DThe speed control switches on the steering wheel*[SC10100( ALL)03/95]To set the speed control:*[SC10300(

120*[SC11030( ALL)03/95]NOTE: If your speed increases above your setspeed while driving in D (Drive) on adownhill grade, you may want todepress the Tr

121% [SC11600(M GV)05/95]❑TAP-DOWN — Press and then quicklyrelease the COAST switch. Each time you“tap” the switch, the set speed will decreaseby one

122%*[SC12800( ALL)03/95]Cancelling and Resuming a Set Speed[SC13000( BCGV)03/95]If you press the brake pedal, speed control issuspended. You can retu

123Features*[FV00300( ALL)02/95]Your vehicle has a variety of features designedfor your comfort, convenience and safety. Readthis chapter to find out

124*[FV01140( GV)03/95]To set the childproof lock on each rear door,open the rear door.[FV01160( GV)03/95]Find the lever inside the label with the wor

125%*[FV02600( BCGV)01/95]Using the Illuminated Entry System(If equipped)[FV02700( CGV)05/95]The interior lights will illuminate forapproximately 25 s

126*[FV03900( BCGV)04/95]When you bought your vehicle, you were givena computer code that operates the system foryour vehicle. For your convenience, w

10[SR04600( BCGV)03/95]one third page art:0010502-AFastening the rear seat combination lap and shoulder belt*[SR04675( ALL)05/95]NOTE: Be sure to read

127*[FV05320( GV)01/95]3. To unlock the trunk, press the 5/6 buttonwithin five seconds of unlocking the driver’sor passenger’s doors, or re-enter the

128*[FV05901( BCGV)02/95]If you do not want to use the Autolock feature,it can be deactivated by using the buttons forthe keyless entry system.[FV0595

129[FV07350( GV)10/94]5. Five seconds after you press the fifth digit,your door lock system will lock and unlockthe vehicle doors to confirm successfu

130% [FV08007( GV)10/94]Battery Saver*[FV08012( GV)01/95]When the ignition is turned off, the vehicle willturn off battery voltage to the vehicle lamp

131[FV08053( GV)03/94]one third page art:0011287-ARemote entry transmitter%*[FV08055( ALL)02/95]Unlocking the doors and opening the trunk*[FV08060( AL

132[FV08111( GV)10/94]To reactivate the Horn Chirp feature, simplyrepeat the instructions for deactivating thefeature.*[FV08114( ALL)02/95]Activating

133%*[FV08850( ALL)02/95]Replacement/additional transmitters*[FV08880( GV)01/95]In the event a transmitter is lost, a new one maybe purchased from you

134*[FV08930( GV)01/95]NOTE: All transmitters to be used on yourvehicle must beprogrammed/reprogrammed at the sametime.%*[FV08950( ALL)02/95] Windows%

135%*[FV09500(M GV)05/95]There is also an Express Down feature on thedriver’s power window.[FV09600(M GV)05/95]To operate, actuate driver’s power wind

136% [FV15850( GV)03/94]Adjusting the Front Passenger SeatManually*[FV16000( ALL)02/89]In the front seats, you can move the whole seatforward or backw

11%*[SR04685( ALL)04/95]Automatic locking mode[SR04686( ALL)03/95]In this operating mode, the shoulder beltretractor will be automatically locked and

137[FV17150( GV)05/92]To recline the front seat:*[FV17200( ALL)01/95]1. On the side of the seat, find the handle forthe recliner.*[FV17300( ALL)04/95]

138%*[FV18500( BCGV)05/95]Using the Power Seats (If equipped)[FV18700( GV)10/94]If your vehicle has power seats, you can adjustthem in several directi

139[FV18990( GV)05/95]one third page art:0010686-BThe power lumbar switch%*[FV20500( ALL)04/95]Cleaning the Seats*[FV20600( ALL)05/95]Leather and viny

140%*[FV20800( ALL)01/95] Mirrors*[FV20850( ALL)03/95]You can adjust your rearview mirror in anydirection. The special swivel bracket lets youmove the

141[FV22650( GV)10/94]To turn the mirror on, push the ON/OFFswitch, located on the bottom of the mirror, tolatch it in the ON position. The switch wil

142[FV24450( GV)03/94]one third page art:0010273-CThe mirror controls on the driver’s left armrest*[FV24700( ALL)04/95]To adjust the side mirrors:*[FV

143*[FV28900( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGThe side view mirror on the right makesobjects appear smaller and farther awaythan they actually are.%*[FV28950( ALL)0

144%*[FV29100( ALL)05/94]Turning on the Mirror Light on the SunVisors (If equipped)[FV29300( ALL)06/93]To turn on the visor mirror light, lift the mir

145%*[FV32725(M GV)03/95] Power Point Electrical Outlet[FV32760( GV)03/95]The power point outlet is located on theinstrument panel to the right of the

146%*[FV32875( ALL)01/95] Storage Compartments*[FV32900(M GV)01/95]Your vehicle may have several small storagecompartments:[FV33000( BCGV)11/94]❑a glo

12[SR04695( ALL)03/95]NOTE: When the combination lap/shoulderbelt is unbuckled and allowed toretract completely, the retractor willswitch back to the

147% [FV36200( ALL)03/95]Using the Remote Control for theTrunk (If equipped)[FV36550( GV)12/91]You can use the remote control on the driver’sdoor to u

148% [FV47500( ALL)08/93] Positive Location Floor Mat[FV47700( GV)06/93]When installing or removing the driver’s sidefloor mat you must attach/detach

149Electronic Sound Systems% [AS10315( GV)05/94]full page art:0060663-ALuxury Audio System (Analog)File:rcasg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:04:26 1996

150*[AS10319( GV)03/95] Luxury Audio System*[AS10320( GV)02/95]Using the Controls on Your New Radio*[AS10330( GV)04/95]How to turn the radio on and of

151*[AS10361( GV)04/95]❑Using the “SEEK” function*[AS10362( GV)03/95]Press the rightaside of the “SEEK” buttonto select the next listenable station up

152*[AS10372( GV)01/95]Using the Automatic Memory Store feature(“AUTOSET”)*[AS10373( GV)01/95]If the memory buttons have been set, either byusing the

153*[AS10378( GV)01/95]Adjusting the tone balance of your radio*[AS10379( GV)01/95]❑Increasing or decreasing bass and trebleresponse*[AS10380( GV)01/9

154%*[AS10394( GV)01/95]Your Antenna*[AS10395( GV)03/95]Antennas for both AM and FM reception arehidden in the back glass of your vehicle. Thereis an

155*[AS10402( GV)02/95]How to locate a desired track on the tape*[AS10403( GV)01/95]There are six ways to quickly locate a desiredselection on the tap

156*[AS10420( GV)01/95]❑Using the “SCAN” function with yourcassette tape player*[AS10425( GV)01/95]Pushing the “SCAN” button will begin theforward sca

13[SR05200( GV)06/93]half page art:0010701-AThe shoulder belt height adjuster[SR05300( GV)11/92]one third page art:0010702-AThe shoulder belt height a

157*[AS10470( GV)01/95]Tape error messages*[AS10475( GV)01/95]Your cassette tape player is equipped todiagnose certain problems you may experience.Err

158*[AS10495( GV)02/95]❑Protect cassettes from exposure to directsunlight, high humidity and extreme heat orcold. If they are exposed to extremecondit

159% [AS56200( GV)05/94]full page art:0060667-AMidline Stereo CassetteFile:rcasg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:04:26 1996

160[AS56240( G )05/95] Midline Stereo Cassette Radio*[AS56250( GV)02/95]Using the Controls on Your New Radio*[AS56300( GV)04/95]How to turn the radio

161%*[AS56600( GV)05/95]How to tune radio stations*[AS56650( GV)04/95]There are four ways for you to tune in aparticular station. You can manually loc

162*[AS57050( GV)04/95]❑Setting the Station Memory Preset buttons*[AS57100( GV)02/95]Your radio is equipped with 6 stationmemory buttons. These button

163*[AS57750( GV)04/95]❑Adjusting speaker fader*[AS57800( GV)03/95]Fade control allows you to adjust the sounddistribution between the front and rears

164*[AS58200( GV)02/95]How to locate a desired track on the tape*[AS58250( GV)09/94]There are four ways to quickly locate a desiredselection on the ta

165*[AS58800( GV)01/95]To stop the scan mode on the presentlysampled tape selection, press “SCAN” asecond time.*[AS58850( GV)02/95]❑How to change the

166*[AS59860( GV)02/95]Tips on Caring for the Cassette Player andTapes*[AS59870( GV)02/95]In order to keep your cassette tape playerperforming the way

14*[SR05500( BCGV)03/95]RWARNINGAll front and rear seat outboardoccupants (including pregnant women)should wear lap and shoulder belts, foroptimum pro

167%*[AS60900( ALL)02/95]Common Radio Reception Conditions*[AS61000( ALL)02/95]Several conditions prevent FM reception frombeing completely clear and

168*[AS61800( ALL)01/95]When the radio waves are reflected off objects orstructures, the reflected signal cancels the normalsignal, causing the antenn

169%*[AS62400( ALL)08/89] All About Radio Frequencies*[AS62500( ALL)01/95]The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)and the Canadian Radio Telecommun

170%*[AS62800( ALL)01/95] Important Warranty and ServiceInformation*[AS62900( ALL)07/90]❑Warranty*[AS63000( ALL)03/95]Your sound system is warranted f

171Driving Your GrandMarquis%*[DR00500( ALL)03/93] Driving with an AutomaticOverdrive Transmission*[DR00700( BCGV)01/95]The automatic overdrive transm

172%*[DR00995( ALL)04/95]Your vehicle is equipped with a Brake ShiftInterlock safety feature. This feature prevents thegearshift from being moved from

173% [DR01050( GV)03/95]half page art:0010213-FThe positions of the gearshift*[DR01500( ALL)11/94]Once the gearshift is secure in the desiredposition,

174%*[DR01900( ALL)01/95]Driving*[DR01930( GV)01/95]Your vehicle’s gearshift is on the steeringcolumn. The Transmission Control Switch (TCS)is located

175%*[DR02000( GV)04/95]When to use j (Overdrive)*[DR02100( ALL)01/95]Overdrive is the usual driving position for anautomatic overdrive transmission.

176*[DR03000( ALL)01/95]P (Park)*[DR03100( ALL)01/95]Always come to a complete stop before you shiftinto P (Park). Make sure that the gearshift issecu

15[SR09400( G )05/95] Lap Belts — Center SeatingPositions*[SR09500( GV)05/95]The lap belts in the center of the front and rearseats do not adjust auto

177*[DR09750( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGTo avoid injury, never run the enginewith one wheel off the ground, such aswhen changing a tire.%*[DR09760( BCGV)03/95

178[DR09793( BCGV)01/95]If the Traction AssistTMsystem is cycledexcessively, the system will shut down toprevent the rear brakes from overheating.Duri

179[DR10200( BCGV)12/94]Speed Sensitive Power Steering(If equipped)*[DR10400( GV)01/95]The steering system in your vehicle is speedsensitive. This mea

180*[DR11650( ALL)05/95]Do not drive with your foot resting on the brakepedal; you will wear out the linings and increaseyour vehicle’s stopping dista

181[DR13000( GV)03/95]To manually set the parking brake after parkingyour vehicle, apply the brake pedal with yourright foot and hold it while you pus

182*[DR14175( GV)11/91]RWARNINGTo prevent personal injury, do not releasethe parking brake while outside thevehicle.*[DR14200( ALL)03/95]Always check

183whenever jacking up or towing the vehicle. Ifyou have the mechanical cluster, “AIR SUSP”will appear in the cluster, if you have anelectronic cluste

184*[DR14500( ALL)01/95] Driving Under Special Conditions%*[DR14600( ALL)01/95]Tips for Safe Driving*[DR14700( ALL)03/95]As with any new vehicle, your

185*[DR16225( ALL)03/95]RWARNINGIf your vehicle has speed control, do notuse it on slippery roads. You could losecontrol of your vehicle and could inj

186%*[DR17100( ALL)03/95] Driving With a Heavy Load*[DR17200( ALL)01/95]There are limits to the amount of weight yourvehicle can carry or tow. The tot

16%*[SR17500( ALL)05/95]Safety Belt Extension Assembly*[SR17600( ALL)05/95]For some people, the safety belt may be tooshort even when it is fully exte

187*[DR17509( ALL)01/95]To figure the weight of your vehicle’s load, addthe weights of:*[DR17512( ALL)01/95]❑the driver and passengers*[DR17515( ALL)0

188*[DR17542( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGImproper distribution of your vehicle’sload or carrying weight in excess of theamount shown on the tire decal can caus

189*[DR18175( ALL)01/95]Ten to 15% of the loaded trailer’s weight shouldbe on the tongue. However, the tongue loadshould never exceed 10% of the maxim

190*[DR20900( ALL)01/95]Preparing to Tow*[DR21000( ALL)01/95]For your safety and for the good of yourvehicle, use the right equipment for the type oft

191*[DR21605( G )05/95]Hook-Up and Adjustment Procedure —Load Equalizing Hitch*[DR21610( GV)01/95]Your vehicle is equipped with a rear airsuspension s

192%*[DR21650( ALL)01/95]Connecting the safety chains*[DR21700( ALL)01/95]Always attach the trailer’s safety chains to yourvehicle. They help protect

193*[DR22300( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGDo not connect a trailer’s hydraulic brakesystem directly to your vehicle’s brakesystem. Your vehicle may not haveenou

194%*[DR22600( ALL)01/95]Driving While You Tow*[DR22650( ALL)01/95]Be especially careful when driving while youtow a trailer. Never drive faster than

195Roadside Emergencies%*[RE00400( ALL)03/95] Jump-Starting Your Vehicle*[RE00450( ALL)01/95]Your vehicle’s battery may die if you leave thelights on

196first, then Milk of Magnesia, a beaten egg, orvegetable oil. Call a doctor immediately.*[RE01000( ALL)03/95]To avoid damaging your vehicle or your

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17operate properly, they do not need to bereplaced. Safety belt assemblies not in useduring a collision should also be inspected andreplaced if either

197%*[RE01700( ALL)05/95]Connecting the jumper cables*[RE01800( ALL)03/95]1. Connect one end of the first jumper cable tothe positive (+) terminal of

198[RE02700( GV)03/94]full page art:0010336-FThe 4.6L SFI engineFile:rcreg.exUpdate:Thu Feb 1 08:33:27 1996

199*[RE02900( ALL)03/95]Jump-Starting*[RE03000( ALL)03/95]1. Make sure that the jumper cables are not inthe way of moving engine parts, then startthe

200%*[RE03900( ALL)03/95] Changing a Tire*[RE04000( ALL)01/95]If you get a flat tire while you are driving, donot apply the brake heavily. Instead, gr

201*[RE04400( ALL)01/95]When you drive with the temporary spare tire,DO NOT:*[RE04500( ALL)01/95]❑exceed 50 mph (80 km/h) under anycircumstances.*[RE0

202%*[RE05500( ALL)03/95]Spare Tire Location[RE05600( ALL)11/90]The spare is stored in the trunk.[RE06100( GV)03/94]two third page art:0010341-HThe sp

203%*[RE07300( ALL)03/95]Preparing to Change the Tire*[RE07525( BCGV)03/95]1. Make sure that your vehicle will not moveor roll. Put the gearshift in P

204*[RE07875( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGTo avoid injury, never run the enginewith one wheel off the ground, such aswhen changing a tire.*[RE07900( ALL)05/95]2

205%*[RE08150( ALL)05/95]Removing and Replacing the Tire[RE08300( GV)12/94]1. Find the jacking location notches(a depression on plastic moulding) near

206[RE08570( ALL)05/92]NOTE: Never use the differential housing as alift point.% [RE08700( GV)11/90]quarter page art:0010687-AJacking locations[RE0872

18*[SR18500( ALL)01/95]There are four very important reasons to usesafety belts even with an air bag system. Useyour safety belts to:*[SR18600( ALL)01

207[RE08915( GV)01/96]3. If you are replacing the front tire (withaluminum wheels) with the temporary sparetire, you need to remove the black dustshie

208[RE09450( GV)01/96]8. Place any wheel covers and ornaments in thetrunk.*[RE09550( GV)01/96]9. Put the tire, jack, and wrench away. Makesure the jac

209*[RE11815( GV)01/95]Install the center ornament on the wheel and besure it is snapped into place all the way aroundusing the palm of the hand or a

210[RE11850( GV)11/92]NOTE: DO NOT USE A STEEL HAMMER.[RE11900( GV)03/91]If you have the anti-theft locking spoked wheelcover, each wheel cover has a

211%*[RE14100( ALL)05/95] Towing Your Vehicle[RE14201( ALL)01/96]If you need to have your vehicle towed, contacta professional towing service or, if y

212*[RE14300( ALL)05/95]three fourths page art:0001463-A*[RE14400( ALL)05/95]When calling for a tow truck, tell the operatorwhat kind of vehicle you h

213Customer Assistance%*[HS00205( ALL)06/94] Roadside Assistance*[HS00210( ALL)04/95]Ford Motor Company has set up a 24-hour,seven-day-a-week hotline

214*[HS00245( ALL)06/94]How to use Roadside Assistance*[HS00250( ALL)06/94]Your Roadside Assistance identification card canbe found in the Owner Guide

215%*[HS00500( ALL)03/95]Service/Maintenance Concerns(U.S. or Canada)*[HS00600( ALL)04/95]Ford recommends taking your vehicle to yourselling dealer wh

216*[HS01025( ALL)04/95]In the U.S., contact:%*[HS01050( ALL)03/95]one inch art:0060100-E*[HS01100( ALL)03/95]If you live in Canada and have any quest

19[SR19240( ALL)06/09]In rear-facing infant seats, the infant’s head iscloser to the air bag. The force of the rapidlyinflating air bag could push the

217[HS01800( ALL)05/95]one inch art:0010630-AVehicle Identification Number (VIN/Serial Number)*[HS02200( ALL)03/95]If you still have a service or prod

218*[HS03100( ALL)01/95]❑A vehicle sales transaction*[HS03200( ALL)01/95]❑A request for reimbursement of consequentialexpenses unless incidental to a

219presentations may be requested by the Board. Adecision is made by the Board by simplemajority vote.[HS04320( ALL)06/93]Board members review all the

220*[HS04900( ALL)02/93]one inch art:0060102-B*[HS05100( ALL)04/95]What is the Review Process?*[HS05200( ALL)04/95]Your application will be reviewed a

221*[HS06200( ALL)05/95]❑the names (if known) of all people youcontacted at the dealership*[HS06300( ALL)04/95]❑a description of the action you want d

222%*[HS08700( ALL)05/95] Ford of Canada CustomerAssistance*[HS08800( ALL)03/95]Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited*[HS08900( ALL)03/95]If you live

223*[HS09400( ALL)05/95]Consumers wishing to obtain further informationabout the program can obtain an informationbooklet from your dealer or contact

224*[HS10100( ALL)05/95]You may also have difficulty importing yourvehicle back into the U.S. if you use leaded fuel.*[HS10200( ALL)05/95]If your vehi

225Accessories*[AC00200( ALL)03/95] Ford Accessories for Your Vehicle*[AC00240( ALL)04/95]Ford has many fine products available fromyour dealer to cle

226*[AC00350( ALL)03/95]Safety, Comfort, and Convenience[AC00460( GV)05/94]fourteen pica chart:0010544-M[AC00560( GV)03/95]ten pica chart:0010545-N*[A

20*[SR19400( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGDo not place objects or mount equipmenton or near the air bag cover on thesteering wheel or in front seat areas thatmay

227[AC01500( ALL)05/95]NOTE: The Federal CommunicationsCommission (FCC) or in Canada theCanadian Radio TelecommunicationsCommission (CRTC) regulates t

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233Servicing Your GrandMarquis%*[SV00300( ALL)03/95] Service Made Easy*[SV00400( ALL)01/95]Ford has two goals for servicing your vehicle.*[SV00550( AL

234*[SV01250( ALL)03/95]Ford Motor Company recommends that theOwner Maintenance Checks listed in theMaintenance Schedule and Record booklet beperforme

235*[SV02100( ALL)01/95]❑Never get under a vehicle while it issupported by a jack only. If you must workunder a vehicle, use safety stands.*[SV02200(

236%*[SV03650( ALL)03/95]Opening the Hood[SV03800( ALL)03/95]1. Inside the vehicle, pull the hood releaselocated under the lower left corner of theins

237*[SV04400( BCGV)01/95]Whenever you close the hood, latch it securely.*[SV04450( ALL)01/95]NOTE: Apply lubricant to the hood latch atsix-month inter

21[SR20200( GV )05/95]half page art:0010671-GThe location of the air bag and warning labels*[SR20800( ALL)05/95]If a collision occurs, the sensors sen

238[SV05800( GV)05/95]full page art:0010329-DA 4.6 liter SFI engineFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:Wed Jun 28 16:19:38 1995

239%*[SV05850( ALL)04/95]Cleaning the Engine*[SV06000( ALL)04/95]A clean engine is more efficient because abuildup of grease and dirt acts as an insul

240[SV06700( ALL)05/95]2. Put the nozzle all the way inside the fuelfiller pipe before pumping the fuel.[SV06800( ALL)05/95]NOTE: If you spill any fue

241[SV08750( ALL)05/95]Octane recommendations[SV08800( ALL)05/95]Your engine is designed to use fuel with anoctane rating of 87. In most cases it is n

242[SV09950( ALL)05/95]Reformulated gasoline is also required in certainareas of the U.S. These fuels are designed tofurther reduce emissions from you

243[SV10227( ALL)05/95]Gasoline and gasoline blends may contain smallamounts of carcinogens, such as benzene.Long-term exposure to unleaded gasoline v

244[SV12100( ALL)05/95]3. After at least 3-5 tankfuls, fill the fuel tankand record the final odometer reading.[SV12200( ALL)05/95]4. Use these equati

245*[SV13510( ALL)02/95]Self-Service Pointers*[SV13520( ALL)01/95]If you choose to do your own fueling, youshould also perform a few simple maintenanc

246*[SV13670( ALL)01/95]Never use:*[SV13680( ALL)01/95]❑“Non-Detergent” oils*[SV13690( ALL)04/95]❑Oils labeled API SA, SB, SC, SD, SE, SF or SG%*[SV13

247*[SV14300( ALL)01/95]5. Wipe the dipstick clean and put it back intoposition, making sure it is fully seated.[SV14400( GV)08/93]one inch art:000097

22*[SR20960( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGAir bag system components get hot afterinflation. Do not touch them afterinflation.*[SR21110( ALL)03/93]half page art:0

248%*[SV16300( ALL)01/95]Changing the Engine Oil and the Oil Filter*[SV16400( ALL)04/95]Change the engine oil and oil filter per thefollowing, whichev

249%*[SV17300( ALL)03/95] Engine Coolant%*[SV17400( ALL)03/95]Checking the Engine Coolant*[SV17500( ALL)01/95]NOTE: Be sure to read and understandPrec

250[SV18000( BCGV)05/94]half page art:0010761-CThe engine coolant recovery reservoir%*[SV18600( ALL)11/94]Checking hoses*[SV18700( ALL)11/94]Inspect a

251[SV19010( GV)05/95]RWARNINGNever remove the pressure cap while theengine is running or hot.[SV19030( ALL)05/95]Follow these steps to avoid personal

252*[SV19350( ALL)02/95]Ford Premium Cooling System Fluid is anoptimized formula that will protect all metalsand rubber elastomers used in Ford engine

253%*[SV19480( ALL)04/95]NOTE: Always dispose of used automotivefluids in a responsible manner. Followyour community’s standards fordisposing of these

254*[SV22014( ALL)03/95]❑With the engine OFF and cool, remove thepressure cap, located on the coolant reservoir.Remove the heater hose and clamp, loca

255%*[SV22090( ALL)03/95] Battery*[SV22100( ALL)02/95]Your vehicle may have a Motorcraftmaintenance-free battery. When the originalequipment battery i

256%*[SV22194( BCGV)03/95]Because your vehicle’s engine is electronicallycontrolled by a computer, some controlconditions are maintained by power from

257[SV23150( GV)03/93]half page art:0010474-BThe reservoir for the windshield washer fluid*[SV23400( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGDo not put windshield washer fl

23[SR21130( ALL)10/94]half page art:0011064-AInflated right front passenger side air bag*[SR22200( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGIf the air bag is inflated, THE A

258%*[SV23600( ALL)03/95]Wiper Blades*[SV23700( ALL)03/95]Check the windshield wiper blades at least twicea year. Also check them whenever they seemle

259%*[SV24200( ALL)03/95] Tires*[SV24300( ALL)03/95]Look at your tires each time you fill your fueltank. If one tire looks lower than the others,check

260%*[SV25200( ALL)05/95]At least once a month, check the pressure in allyour vehicle’s tires, including the spare. Use anaccurate tire pressure gauge

261[SV26200( GV)05/89]two third page art:0010381-BRotating the tires[SV26350( GV)03/94]NOTE: Use the five tire rotation only whenthe conventional spar

262%*[SV26500( ALL)04/95]Replacing the Tires*[SV26600( ALL)01/95]Replace any tires that show wear bands. Whenyour tire shows a wear band, it has only1

263%*[SV28100( ALL)02/95]Information About Tire Quality Grades*[SV28200( ALL)01/95]New vehicles are fitted with tires that have theirTire Quality Grad

264*[SV28499( ALL)01/95]Traction A B C*[SV28500( ALL)01/95]The traction grades, from highest to lowest, areA, B, and C, and they represent the tire’s

265%*[SV28700( ALL)04/95]Snow Tires and Chains*[SV28800( BCGV)01/95]The tires on your vehicle have all-weather treadsthat provide traction in rain or

266%*[SV29600( ALL)04/95]Cleaning the Wheels*[SV29700( ALL)05/95]Wash the wheels with the same detergent youuse to wash your vehicle’s body. Do not us

267[SV30601( GV)03/93]NOTE: Your vehicle should not be driven ifthe fluid level is below the bottomhole on the dipstick.*[SV30650( ALL)02/95]Wipe off

24%*[SR22220( ALL)05/95]A problem with the system is indicated by oneor more of the following:[SR22225( ALL)05/95]❑the readiness light will either fla

268[SV30850( GV)10/94]one third page art:0010384-EDetail of the automatic transmission dipstick%*[SV31900( ALL)03/95] Brake Fluid*[SV32000( ALL)04/95]

269*[SV32400( ALL)03/95]If the fluid is low, carefully clean and removethe cap from the reservoir. Fill the reservoir tothe MAX line with Ford High Pe

270%*[SV34800( ALL)03/95] Power Steering Fluid*[SV34900( ALL)01/95]Check the level of the power steering fluid atleast twice a year (i.e., every Sprin

271[SV35750( GV)12/94]half page art:0010657-CFluid level for power steering[SV35875(M GV)03/95]Use only power steering fluid that meets FordSpecificat

272electrical parts, check the appropriate fuses(conventional and high current) or circuitbreakers.*[SV36600( ALL)03/95]The following charts tell you

273%*[SV37500( ALL)02/95]The Instrument Panel Fuses, CircuitBreakers and Relays[SV38450( G )03/95]thirty-six pica chart:0011316-CFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:W

274[SV38600( G )03/95]thirty-six pica chart:0011315-CFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:Wed Jun 28 16:19:38 1995

275%*[SV39000( ALL)01/95]High Current Fuses*[SV39200( ALL)01/95]High current fuses are circuit protectors that arepart of the wiring harness for some

276% [SV40100( ALL)06/93]The high current fuse panel[SV40500( GV)03/94]full page art:0010700-EFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:Wed Jun 28 16:19:38 1995

277[SV40600( ALL)06/93]The high current fuses and relays[SV41200( G )05/95]twenty-two pica chart:0010690-H[SV41205( GV)05/95]sixteen pica chart:001069

25*[SR23700( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGNever let a passenger hold a child on hisor her lap while the vehicle is moving.The passenger cannot protect the childf

278%*[SV41210( ALL)03/95]Checking and Replacing Fuses*[SV41215( ALL)02/95]If you need to check a fuse, follow these steps:[SV41230( GV)03/93]1. Find t

279*[SV42500( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGAlways replace a fuse with one that hasthe specified amperage rating. Using afuse with a higher amperage rating cancau

280[SV43900( GV)06/93]Fuse Links[SV43950( GV)03/93]Fuse links are circuit protectors that are part ofthe wiring harness for some electrical equipment.

281%*[SV45600( ALL)01/95]The alignment of your headlamps should bechecked if:*[SV45700( ALL)01/95]❑oncoming motorists frequently signal you toturn off

282[SV46500( GV)05/95]one third page art:0010432-BHeadlamp bulb removal*[SV46600( ALL)03/95]Removing the headlamp bulb*[SV46700( ALL)01/95]1. Make sur

283%*[SV48370( BCGV)02/95]High-Mount Brakelamp Bulbs[SV48380( BCGV)06/94]Your vehicle has a brakelamp mounted in therear window, called a high-mount b

284% [SV48900( BCGV)06/94]To remove the high-mount brakelamp:[SV49400( GV)06/94]1. Remove the two retaining screws with aPhillips screwdriver.[SV49800

285%*[SV51600( ALL)10/92]Using the Right Bulbs[SV52000( G )03/95]thirty-two pica chart:0010441-IFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:Wed Jun 28 16:19:38 1995

286%*[SV52400( ALL)03/95] Emission Control System*[SV52500( ALL)05/95]Your vehicle is equipped with a catalyticconverter which enables your vehicle to

287*[SV53075( ALL)03/95]In general, maintenance, replacement, or serviceof the emissions control devices or systems inyour new Ford Motor Company vehi

26*[SR24200( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGNever leave a child unattended in yourvehicle.%*[SR24250( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGWhen using forward-facing child seatsmove t

288*[SV53400( ALL)01/95]By law, anyone who manufactures, repairs,services, sells, leases, trades vehicles, orsupervises a fleet of vehicles is not per

289varies with individual driving patterns. Tocomplete this requirement in the minimumamount of time, refer to the OBD II Drive Cycledefined below. If

290*[SV53768( BCGV)05/95]6. Continue to drive the vehicle in city traffic atspeeds between 25 and 40 mph(40-64 km/h) for 15 minutes. During the 15minu

291*[SV53800( ALL)03/95] Refill Capacities, Motorcraft Parts,and Lubricant Specifications%*[SV53900( ALL)03/95]Refill Capacities[SV54300( GV)03/95]twe

292*[SV54600( ALL)01/95]Motorcraft Parts[SV54900( GV)03/94]fourteen pica chart:0010453-J[SV55000( ALL)09/94]If a spark plug is removed for examination

293%*[SV55300( ALL)03/95]Lubricant Specifications[SV56000( GV)05/95]thirty pica chart:0010586-R*[SV56400( ALL)03/95]NOTE: Rear axle lube quantities mu

294%*[SV57000( ALL)01/95] Vehicle Storage*[SV57100( ALL)01/95]Maintenance Tips*[SV57150( ALL)01/95]If you plan on storing your vehicle for anextended

295*[SV58100( ALL)04/95]❑Lubricate all hood, door and trunk lid hingesand latches with a light grade oil.*[SV58200( ALL)01/95]❑Cover interior soft tri

296%*[SV59400( ALL)01/95]Battery*[SV59500( ALL)01/95]❑Check and recharge as necessary.*[SV59600( ALL)01/95]❑Keep connections clean and covered with al

297[SV05/95]thirty-six chart:MERCADPLNFile:rcsvg.exUpdate:Wed Jun 28 16:19:38 1995

*[PI00425( ALL)05/95]Table of ContentsIntroductory Information ... 1Safety Restraints ...

27*[SR25275( ALL)05/95]Children weighing less than 40 lbs. (18 kg)should use child or infant seats. Forward facingchild seats must have the passenger

303[QI03150( GV)06/95]full page art:0011380-ALabel LocationsFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

304[QI03200( G )05/95]full page art:0011127-CFront Exterior ViewFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

305[QI03400( G )05/95]full page art:0011129-CRear Exterior ViewFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

306[QI03550( G )05/95]full page art:0011131-CEntrance ViewFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

307[QI03700( G )05/95]full page art:0011133-DDriver’s DoorFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

308[QI03900( G )05/95]full page art:0011135-CInstrument PanelFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

309[QI04100( G )05/95]full page art:0011312-BInstrument Cluster — MechanicalFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

310[QI04250( G )05/95]full page art:0011203-CInstrument Cluster — ElectronicFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

311[QI04300( G )05/95]full page art:0011139-DTrunkFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

312[QI04600( G )05/95]full page art:0011201-D4.6L Engine CompartmentFile:rcqig.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 07:49:09 1996

28% [SR31857( GV)03/95]Installing Safety Seats in the Front andRear Outboard Passenger Seating Positions[SR31861( ALL)03/95]For seating positions equi

Index 313IndexAABS warning light(see Anti-lock brake system) ... 50,84Accessory position on the ignition ... 37Accessory power source,power point

314 IndexAudio system(see Electronic sound system) ... 149Automatic transmissiondriving an automatic overdrive... 171fluid, adding ... 2

Index 315Brakes (continued)fluid, specifications ... 293front disc ... 179new brake linings... 4noise ... 180p

316 IndexChimekey in ignition ...38safety belt ... 51,65Circuit breakerschecking and replacing ... 279see also fuses ...

Index 317Cruise control (see Speed control) ... 118Cupholder(s) ... 144Customer Assistance Center, Ford(U.S.) ... 216Customer

318 IndexEmergencies, roadsideassistance... 213battery acid spills ... 195jump-starting ... 195towing ... 2

Index 319Engine oil (continued)refill capacities ... 291specifications ... 293synthetic oil ... 246“break-in” oils ...

320 IndexFuel and distance computer (continued)select button ...75to empty indicator ...76trip distance ...79trip/reset

Index 321Gearshiftautomatic operation... 171column-mounted ... 173positions... 171shift-lock... 172GVWR (Gross

322 IndexIIdentification Number, Vehicle (VIN) . . . 216Idlerelearning ... 256speed ...41Ignitionchime ...38pos

29*[SR31885( ALL)04/95]3. While holding the shoulder and lap beltportions together, route the tongue throughthe child seat according to the child seat

Index 323LLampsautolamp delay system ... 104bulb replacement specifications chart . . 285checking ... 280courtesy lamps ...

324 IndexLights, warning and indicator (continued)safety belt ... 51,65trunk ajar ...82turn signal indicator... 57,70Load

Index 325OOdometerdescription ... 60,73trip odometer ... 60Oil filter ... 292Oil (see Engine oil) ... 245Oil

326 IndexRRadio (see Electronic sound systems) . . . 149Rear air suspension system... 182Rearview mirror... 140Rear window, defroster .

Index 327Safety seats for childrenand air bags ... 19,26attaching with tether straps ... 26automatic locking mode (retractor) ... 28in c

328 IndexSpeedometer ... 60,73Starting your vehiclepreparing to start your vehicle ...39starting a cold engine ...40starting after

Index 329Towing a trailer (see Trailer towing) . . . 188Towing your vehicle,with a tow truck ... 211Traction assist ... 177Traction-

330 IndexVVanity mirror ... 144Variable interval wipers ... 113VECI (Vehicle Emission Control Information)decal... 288V

Index 331Windshield washer fluid and wiperschecking and adding fluid... 256checking and replacing wiper blades . . 258low washer fluid light...

332Service StationInformation[GS00600( G )05/95]thirty-six pica chart:0011196-CFile:rcgsg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:02:38 1996

30*[SR31893( ALL)04/95]4. Insert the belt tongue into the buckle for thatseating position until you hear and feel thelatch engage. Figure 3. Make sure

31*[SR31900( ALL)04/95]5. Grasp the shoulder portion of the belt andpull downward until all of the belt isextracted and a click is heard. At this time

32*[SR31915( ALL)04/95]half page art:0011242-A*[SR31920( ALL)04/95]half page art:0011243-AFile:rcsrg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:09:22 1996

33*[SR31925( ALL)04/95]7. Before placing the child in the child seat,forcibly tilt the seat from side to side, andtug it forward to make sure that the

34*[SR31940( ALL)04/95]half page art:0011245-BChecking the retractor*[SR31945( ALL)04/95]9. Check to make sure that the child seat isproperly secured

35[SR32190( BCGV)03/95]4. Insert the belt tongue into the proper bucklefor the center seating position until you heara snap and feel it latch. Make su

36[SR38800( GV)12/94]RWARNINGIf the shoulder belt cannot be properlypositioned, the child should sit in thecenter rear seat and use the lap belt or, i

1Introductory Information*[IN00300( ALL)04/95] Ford’s Commitment to You*[IN00500( ALL)04/95]Our Guiding Principles*[IN00600( ALL)04/95]❑Quality comes

37Starting Your GrandMarquis*[ST03400( ALL)03/95] Ignition%*[ST03500( ALL)01/95]Understanding the Positions of the Ignition[ST03750( ALL)12/94]quarter

38*[ST04400( ALL)03/95]START cranks the engine. Release the key oncethe engine starts so that you do not damage thestarter. The key should return to O

39%*[ST07000( ALL)03/95] Fuel-Injected Engines*[ST07100( ALL)03/95]When starting a fuel-injected engine, the mostimportant thing to remember is to avo

40%*[ST10300( ALL)02/95]Starting Your Engine*[ST10325( ALL)02/95]To start your engine:*[ST10350( ALL)05/95]1. Follow the steps under Preparing to Star

41*[ST10473( ALL)04/95]Whenever you start your vehicle, release the keyas soon as the engine starts. Excessive crankingcould damage the starter or flo

42*[ST11210( ALL)05/95]If the engine idle speed does not slow downautomatically, do not allow your vehicle to idlefor more than 10 minutes. Have the v

43*[ST11800( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGTo prevent electrical shock, do not useyour heater with ungrounded electricalsystems or two-pronged (cheater) adapters.

44*[ST13500( ALL)01/95]Have the exhaust and body ventilation systemschecked whenever:*[ST13600( ALL)02/95]❑your vehicle is raised for service*[ST13700

45%*[ST17100( ALL)03/95] If the Engine Cranks but DoesNot Start or Does Not Start Aftera Collision%*[ST17110( ALL)04/95]Fuel System Shut-off Switch*[S

46*[ST18700( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGIf you see or smell fuel, do not reset theswitch or try to start your vehicle. Haveall the passengers get out of the ve

2*[IN01100( ALL)04/95] Things to Know About UsingThis Guide*[IN01200( ALL)04/95]Congratulations on the purchase of your newvehicle. This guide has inf

47Warning Lights andGauges*[LG00400( ALL)01/95]The instrument panel (dashboard) on yourvehicle is divided into several different sections.The illustra

48% [LG02450( GV)05/94]full page art:0010682-IThe mechanical clusterFile:rclgg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:07:51 1996

49*[LG02700( BCGV)06/94] The Mechanical Cluster*[LG02800( BCGV)06/93]The following warning lights and gauges are onthe mechanical cluster. All of the

50% [LG03475( ALL)05/94]Anti-Lock Brake System Light(If equipped)[LG03500( ALL)05/94]This warning light will go on each time youstart your vehicle. If

51*[LG03700( ALL)05/95]RWARNINGIf the anti-lock brake system warninglight remains on or comes on whiledriving, have the braking system checkedby a qua

52%*[LG04610( ALL)01/95]Air Bag Readiness Light[LG04620( ALL)05/94]The air bag system uses a readiness light toindicate the condition of the system. I

53*[LG05200( ALL)01/95]If the light stays on or comes on when theengine is running, have the electrical systemchecked as soon as possible.%*[LG05205(

54%*[LG07200( ALL)01/95]High Beam Light*[LG07300( ALL)03/95]This light comes on when the headlamps areturned to high beam or when you flash thelights.

55% [LG09410( GV)12/91]Air Suspension Light (If equipped)[LG09420( GV)05/92]This light tells you if the air suspension needsrepair or if the air suspe

56installed. Do not install these devices by tappinginto or running wires close to powertrain controlsystem wires or components.[LG11045( GV)05/94]one

3*[IN01700( ALL)05/95]The Quick Index at the end of the bookprovides a page number following each itemwhich indicates where detailed information canbe

57Engine Warning Light will turn off after thevehicle has completed three consecutive warmup cycles without a misfire condition occurring.A warm up cy

58%*[LG13000( ALL)01/95]Fuel Gauge[LG13050( GV)05/95]one third page art:0010695-AThe fuel gauge[LG13100( ALL)08/93]The fuel gauge displays approximate

59conditions, and under certain driving conditionssuch as, heavy stop and go traffic, or driving uphills in hot weather, for the pointer to indicate a

60%*[LG14800( ALL)01/95]Speedometer*[LG14900( ALL)01/95]The speedometer tells you how many miles(kilometers) per hour your vehicle is moving.%*[LG1500

61[LG16291( GV)05/94]one third page art:0010699-CThe battery voltage gauge%*[LG16300( ALL)05/94]Engine Oil Pressure Gauge[LG16500( ALL)05/94]This gaug

62[LG17200( ALL)05/94]For more information about adding oil, seeEngine Oil Recommendations in the Index.%*[LG23800( GV)01/95] The Electronic Cluster*[

63[LG24600( GV)03/94]full page art:0010150-IElectronic clusterFile:rclgg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:07:51 1996

64%*[LG24605( GV)01/95]Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge% [LG24610( GV)03/94]one third page art:0010570-B*[LG24615( GV)01/95]This gauge indicates the e

65*[LG24626( GV)05/95]3. Let the engine cool. DO NOT REMOVECOOLANT SYSTEM FILL CAP UNTILTHE ENGINE IS COOL.*[LG24628( GV)04/95]4. Check the coolant le

66%*[LG27000( GV)01/95]High Beam Light*[LG27100( GV)03/95]This light comes on when the headlamps areturned to high beam or when you flash thelights.[L

4*[IN03250( ALL)03/95]If you lose your Warranty Information Booklet, youcan get a new one free of charge. Contact anyFord or Lincoln-Mercury dealer, o

67*[LG27810( GV)03/95]The light comes on briefly when you turn theignition key to ON, but it should turn off whenthe engine starts. If the light does

68*[LG27900( GV)05/95]Under certain conditions, the Check EngineWarning Light may come on if the fuel cap isnot properly installed. If the Check Engin

69%*[LG28104( GV)01/95]Charging System Warning Light*[LG28105( GV)01/95]This light comes on when you turn your ignitionkey from OFF to ON. The light s

70*[LG28111( GV)03/95]If you lose engine oil pressure:*[LG28112( GV)03/95]1. Pull off the road as soon as safely possible.*[LG28113( GV)01/95]2. Shut

71%*[LG28140( GV)01/95]Speed Control Indicator Light*[LG28150( GV)01/95]This light comes on when the speed controlsystem is actively maintaining the s

72[LG30885( GV)05/94]NOTE: At least 2.5 gallons (9.5 liters) of fuelmust be added for the fuel gauge toimmediately show the new level offuel. If less

73*[LG31500( GV)01/95]A problem is indicated if the fuel gauge bargraph displays only the top two and bottom twobars and the message center display fo

74*[LG34410( GV)01/95]Press the E/M (English/Metric) button locatedjust below the message center display to showmiles or kilometers.*[LG34420( GV)01/9

75% [LG48000( GV)10/90]All of the message center functions arecontrolled by the three switches located justbelow the message center display:[LG48030(

76*[LG48350( GV)01/95]What the message center functions canshow you%*[LG48400( GV)01/95]DIST TO EMPTY — Distance to Empty(DTE)[LG48450( GV)05/95]one t

5*[IN06700( ALL)01/95]The break-in period for new brake liningslasts for 100 miles (160 km) of city driving or1,000 miles (1,600 km) of highway drivin

77*[LG48675( GV)01/95]Displayed DTE will not be equal to AVG ECONmultiplied by the FUEL REMAIN value. This isbecause DTE is calculated using a method

78*[LG50300( GV)01/95]If you calculate your average fuel economy bydividing miles traveled by gallons used, yourfigure may be different than displayed

79%*[LG51200( GV)01/95]TRIP A and TRIP B — Elapsed DistanceTraveled*[LG51300( GV)01/95]These two functions of the message center allowyou to see how f

80[LG52200( GV)05/95]Check Air Suspension Light*[LG52300( GV)01/95]This light glows momentarily when the ignitionis turned to the ON position. With th

81%*[LG52550( GV)05/95]Overdrive Off Indicator[LG52560( GV)06/92]one inch art:0010733-B*[LG52570( GV)01/95]This light tells you that the Transmission

82%*[LG52900( GV)01/95]Door Ajar Light*[LG53000( GV)01/95]If one of the doors is not completely shut, thislight comes on when you turn the ignition to

83[LG53500( GV)07/93] Indicator Lamp Module[LG53600( GV)05/94]The following warning lights are on theindicator lamp module. The following sectiondetai

84% [LG54200( GV)05/94]Anti-Lock Brake System Light(If equipped)*[LG54300( GV)01/95]This warning light will go on each time youstart your vehicle. If

85*[LG54550( GV)05/95]RWARNINGIf the anti-lock brake system warninglight remains on or comes on whiledriving, have the braking system checkedby a qual

86*[LG54590( GV)01/95]This light comes on briefly when you turn theignition key to ON, but it normally goes offshortly after the engine starts and you

6%*[IN07200( ALL)04/95]Washing and Polishing Your Vehicle*[IN07300( ALL)04/95]Wash the outside of your vehicle, including theunderside, with a mild de

87Instrument Panel Controls[IP00280( G )05/94]full page art:0010102-HGrand Marquis instrument panelFile:rcipg.exUpdate:Tue Jan 30 08:05:49 1996

88[IP00400( ALL)05/95]The main controls for the climate control system,clock, and radio are on the instrument panel.%*[IP00500( ALL)05/95]NOTE: Any cl

89[IP11200( GV)05/95]one third page art:0010621-DThe controls for the manual heating and air conditioningsystem[IP11400( GV)05/94]For maximum heating,

90[IP12600( GV)03/94]Fan speed can be reduced, after a comfortabletemperature has been reached, to provide quietersystem operation.[IP12800( GV)05/94]

91[IP16200( GV)03/95]half page art:0011299-DThe controls for the electronic automatic temperaturecontrol*[IP16300( GV)02/95]To turn your EATC on, push

92*[IP16600( GV)02/95]To change the temperature in the displaywindow, select any temperature between 65˚F(18˚C) and 85˚F (29˚C) using the BLUE (cooler

93*[IP17000( GV)01/95]Automatic operation*[IP17100( GV)02/95]Push the AUTOMATIC button and select thedesired temperature. The selected temperatureand

94*[IP17500( GV)03/95]Temperature selection*[IP17600( GV)05/95]The RED and BLUE buttons at the upper left ofthe Control are for temperature selection.

95*[IP17900( GV)01/95]Temperature display*[IP18000( GV)01/95]The selected temperature displayed in thewindow can be set for either 0˚F or 0˚C. Yourcar

96*[IP18301( GV)01/95]Fan speed and thumbwheel*[IP18401( GV)02/95]Your EATC automatically adjusts the fan speedto the existing conditions. You must pu