Ford EXPLORER 2015 - Cruise Control

Ford EXPLORER 2015

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CRUISE CONTROL

Type 1

Type 2

See the Cruise Control chapter for information on this feature.

SET

RES

CNCL

ON

OFF

GAP

Steering Wheel 93

2015 Explorer (exp)

Owners Guide gf, 2nd Printing, September 2014

USA (fus)

Table of Contents

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
- Table of Contents4
- Table of Contents6
- Table of Contents8
  - Table of Contents10
  - Protecting the Environment11
Introduction11
- Symbol Glossary12
- Data Recording13
- Service Data Recording13
- Event Data Recording14
- California Proposition 6515
- Perchlorate Material15
- Replacement Parts Recommendation16
- Scheduled Maintenance and Mechanical Repairs16
- Collision Repairs16
- Special Notices17
- Special Instructions17
- Notice to Owners of Pickup Trucks and Utility Type Vehicles17
- Using Your Vehicle with a Snowplow17
- Mobile Communications Equipment18
- Export Unique Vehicle Specific Information18
- General Information19
Child Safety19
- Recommendations for Safety Restraints for Children20
- Child Seat Positioning21
- Recommendations for Attaching Child Safety Restraints for Children22
- Booster Seats23
  - Types of Booster Seats24
  - Child Seats26
- Installing Child Seats26
- Child Safety Locks38
- Principles of Operation39
Safety Belts39
- Fastening the Safety Belts41
- Safety Belt Height Adjustment44
- Safety Belt Warning Light and Indicator Chime45
- Safety Belt-Minder45
- Child Restraint and Safety Belt Maintenance49
Personal Safety System50
- How Does the Personal Safety System Work?50
Supplementary Restraints System51
- Sos Post-Crash Alert System52
- Driver and Passenger Airbags53
- Front Passenger Sensing System55
- Side Airbags58
- Safety Canopy Curtain Airbags59
- Crash Sensors and Airbag Indicator61
- Airbag Disposal62
- General Information on Radio Frequencies63
- Intelligent Access (if Equipped)63
Keys and Remote Control63
- Remote Control64
  - Integrated Keyhead Transmitters (Ikts) (if Equipped)64
  - Intelligent Access Key (if Equipped)64
- Keys64
- Replacing a Lost Key or Remote Control69
  - Non-Configurable Settings70
  - Configurable Settings70
Mykey70
- Settings, Mykey70
- Remote Start, Mykey72
- Troubleshooting, Mykey73
- Locking and Unlocking74
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel91
- Steering Wheel Controls93
- Windshield Wipers97
  - Speed-Dependent Wipers (if Equipped)97
  - Rain-Sensing Wipers (if Equipped)97
Wipers and Washers97
- Windshield Washers98
- Rear-Window Wiper and Washers98
- Lighting Control99
  - High Beams99
  - Headlamp Flasher99
- Autolamps100
- Instrument Lighting Dimmer101
- Headlamp Exit Delay101
- Front Fog Lamps104
- Direction Indicators104
- Interior Lamps105
- Power Windows108
Windows and Mirrors108
- Accessory Delay109
- Bounce-Back109
- Overriding the Bounce-Back Feature109
- Window Lock109
- Exterior Mirrors110
- Sun Visors113
- Gauges116
Instrument Cluster116
- Low Fuel Reminder117
- Adaptive Cruise Control (RTT) (if Equipped)118
- Airbag Readiness118
- Anti-Lock Brake System118
- Warning Lamps and Indicators118
- Audible Warnings and Indicators123
- Trip Computer128
- Information Messages134
  - Message Indicators134
  - Manual Climate Control145
- Manual Heating and Air Conditioning145
- Automatic Climate Control (with Sony Audio System)147
- Dual Automatic Temperature Control147
- Cabin Air Filter154
- Rear Window Defroster154
- Automatic Settings155
- Remote Start155
- Sitting in the Correct Position156
Seats156
- Head Restraints157
- Manual Seats160
- Heated and Ventilated Seats165
- Climate Controlled Seat Air Filter Replacement (if Equipped)166
- Rear Seats167
Universal Garage Door Opener (if Equipped) 177178
- Programming179
- Erasing the Function Button Codes180
- Reprogramming a Single Button180
- Programming Homelink to a Genie Intellicode 2 Garage Door Opener181
- Programing the Transmitters181
- Programming Homelink to the Genie Intellicode Garage Door Opener Motor182
- Clearing a Homelink Device182
Auxiliary Power Points183
- Locations183
- 110 Volt AC Power Point (if Equipped)184
- Center Console186
- Rear Center Console (if Equipped)186
Storage Compartments186
- Overhead Console187
Starting and Stopping the Engine188
- Ignition Switch (if Equipped)189
- Keyless Starting (if Equipped)189
- Ignition Modes190
- Starting a Gasoline Engine190
- Vehicles with an Ignition Key191
- Vehicles with Keyless Start191
- Fast Restart (Vehicles with Keyless Start)192
- Failure to Start192
- Stopping the Engine When Your Vehicle Is Stationary192
- Stopping the Engine When Your Vehicle Is Moving192
- Guarding against Exhaust Fumes193
- Engine Block Heater (if Equipped)193
- Important Ventilating Information193
- Using the Engine Block Heater194
- Safety Precautions195
Fuel and Refueling195
- Fuel Quality196
- Running out of Fuel198
- Refilling with a Portable Fuel Container198
- Refueling199
- Easy Fuel no Cap Fuel System200
- Fuel Consumption202
- Automatic Transmission206
Four-Wheel Drive (if Equipped)213
- How Utility Vehicles Differ from Other Vehicles214
- Driving in Special Conditions with Four-Wheel Drive (4WD)214
- Basic Operating Principles in Special Conditions214
- If Your Vehicle Goes off the Edge of the Pavement215
- If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck215
- Emergency Maneuvers216
- Sand216
- Mud and Water217
- Driving on Hilly or Sloping Terrain217
- Driving on Snow and Ice218
- Maintenance and Modifications219
Brakes220
- Brake Assist220
- Brake over Accelerator220
- Hints on Driving with Anti-Lock Brakes221
- Parking Brake221
- Hill Start Assist222
Stability Control224
- Using Advancetrac with Rsc225
- Terrain Management (if Equipped)226
Terrain Response226
- Hill Descent Control227
- Sensing System (if Equipped)229
Parking Aids229
- Using the Rear Sensing System230
- Active Park Assist (if Equipped)231
- Using Active Park Assist232
- Automatic Steering into Parking Space233
- Deactivating the Park Assist Feature234
- The System Does Not Look for a Space234
- The System Does Not Offer a Particular Space234
- Troubleshooting the System234
- Rear View Camera System (if Equipped)235
- The System Does Not Position the Vehicle Where I Want in Space235
- Using the Rear View Camera System236
- Adjusting the Rear View Camera Settings (if Equipped)237
- Guidelines and the Centerline238
- Enhanced Park Aids239
- Manual Zoom239
- Rear Camera Delay239
- Setting a Speed240
- Switching Cruise Control on240
- Using Cruise Control240
Driving Aids249
- Resetting the System250
- System Display250
- Lane Keeping System (if Equipped)251
- System Settings251
- Troubleshooting254
- Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) with Cross Traffic Alert (CTA)255
- Steering263
Load Carrying265
- Adjusting the Crossbars (if Equipped)266
- Base Curb Weight266
- Load Limit266
- Vehicle Loading – with and Without a Trailer266
- Payload267
- Vehicle Curb Weight267
- Cargo Weight268
- GAW (Gross Axle Weight)269
- GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating)269
- GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight)269
- GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)269
- GCWR (Gross Combined Weight Rating)271
- Maximum Loaded Trailer Weight271
- Steps for Determining the Correct Load Limit272
- Load Placement274
- Towing a Trailer274
- Recommended Towing Weights275
- Trailer Sway Control (if Equipped)275
- Essential Towing Checks276
- Trailer Hitch Cover277
- Trailer Towing Connector277
- Hitches278
- Weight-Distributing Hitch278
- Before Towing a Trailer279
- Safety Chains279
- Trailer Brakes279
- Trailer Lamps279
- Launching or Retrieving a Boat or Personal Watercraft (PWC)280
- When Towing a Trailer280
- Transporting the Vehicle281
- Wrecker Towing281
- Emergency Towing282
- Recreational Towing282
  - Towing the Vehicle on Four Wheels282
  - Breaking-In284
- Economical Driving284
Driving Hints284
- Driving through Water285
- Floor Mats285
Roadside Emergencies287
- Getting Roadside Assistance287
- Hazard Warning Flashers289
- Fuel Cut-Off Switch289
- Fuel Shutoff289
- Jump-Starting the Vehicle290
Customer Assistance293
- Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)300
- Reporting Safety Defects (Canada Only)300
- Changing a Fuse301
- Fuse Specification Chart301
Maintenance311
- Opening and Closing the Hood312
- Under Hood Overview313
- Engine Shield316
- Engine Oil Dipstick316
- Engine Oil Check317
- Adding Engine Oil317
- Engine Coolant Check317
- Automatic Transmission Fluid Check323
- Brake Fluid Check327
- Power Steering Fluid Check327
- Fuel Filter328
- Washer Fluid Check328
- Checking the Wiper Blades331
- Adjusting the Headlamps334
- Changing a Bulb336
- Bulb Specification Chart340
  - Replacing the License Plate Lamp Bulb340
  - Replacing High-Mount Brake Lamp Bulb340
- Cleaning Products342
- Cleaning the Exterior342
Vehicle Care342
- Cleaning Plastic Exterior Parts343
- Exterior Chrome343
- Stripes or Graphics (if Equipped)343
- Underbody343
- Cleaning the Engine344
- Repairing Minor Paint Damage344
- Waxing344
- Cleaning the Windows and Wiper Blades345
- Cleaning the Instrument Panel and Instrument Cluster Lens346
- Cleaning the Interior346
- Cleaning Leather Seats (if Equipped)347
- Cleaning the Alloy Wheels348
- Vehicle Storage349
Wheels and Tires352
- How Your Vehicle Differs from Other Vehicles353
- Tire Care354
- Using Snow Chains371
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)372
- Changing a Road Wheel376
- Technical Specifications383
- Wheel Lug Nut Torque Specifications383
Capacities and Specifications385
- Engine Specifications385
- Engine Drivebelt Routing386
- Part Numbers392
- Vehicle Identification Number393
- Vehicle Certification Label394
- Transmission Code Designation394
Accessories395
- Ford ESP Can Quickly Pay for Itself397
- Rental Car Reimbursement397
Extended Service Plan397
- Transferable Coverage398
- Service Plans399
- Radio Frequencies and Reception Factors400
- CD and CD Player Information400
Audio System400
- MP3 Track and Folder Structure401
- Myford System402
- Menu Structure404
- Am/Fm/CD Premium Audio System407
- Am/Fm/CD Sony Audio System (if Equipped)408
- HD Radio Information (if Available)409
- HD Radio Reception and Station Troubleshooting411
- Satellite Radio Channels413
- Satellite Radio Information (if Equipped)413
- Satellite Radio Reception Factors413
- Sirius Satellite Radio Service413
- Satellite Radio Electronic Serial Number (ESN)414
- Auxiliary Input Jack415
  - Media Hub417
  - Usb Port (if Equipped)417
Sync418
- Driving Restrictions419
- Safety Information419
- Privacy Information420
- Initiating a Voice Session421
- System Interaction and Feedback421
- Using Voice Recognition421
- Adjusting the Interaction Level422
- Helpful Hints422
- Pairing a Phone for the First Time423
- Using Sync with Your Phone423
- Pairing Subsequent Phones424
- Phone Voice Commands424
- Making Calls426
- Phone Options During an Active Call426
- Receiving Calls426
- Accessing Features through the Phone Menu428
- Receiving a Text Message430
- Sending, Downloading and Deleting Your Text Messages430
- Text Messaging430
- Pre-Defined Text Message Options431
- Accessing Your Phone Settings432
- Bluetooth Devices Menu Options434
- Advanced Menu Options435
- 911 Assist437
  - Sync Applications and Services (if Equipped)437
  - Setting 911 Assist on438
  - In the Event of a Crash439
- Vehicle Health Report440
  - Vehicle Health Report Privacy Notice441
  - SYNC Services442
  - Connecting to SYNC Services Using the Phone Menu443
  - Connecting to SYNC Services Using Voice Commands443
  - Receiving Turn-By-Turn Directions443
  - Disconnecting from SYNC Services444
  - SYNC Applink445
  - To Access Using the Media Menu445
  - To Access Using the Phone Menu445
  - Connecting Your Digital Media Player Via the USB Port446
  - To Access Using Voice Commands446
  - Using Sync with Your Media Player446
  - Media Voice Commands447
  - What’s Playing?447
  - Media Menu Features449
  - Accessing Your Play Menu452
  - Myford Touch467
  - Cleaning the Touchscreen Display471
  - Speed-Restricted Features472
Myford Touch® (if Equipped)475
- Audio Sources and Memory Presets475
- Voice Recognition475
- Listening to Music481
- Information Menu507
- Settings519
- Navigation System534
Appendices553
- General Maintenance Information572
- Why Maintain Your Vehicle at Your Dealership?572
Scheduled Maintenance572
- Additives and Chemicals573
- Protecting Your Investment573
- Oils, Fluids and Flushing574
- Multi-Point Inspection575
- Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor577
- Normal Scheduled Maintenance and Log577

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