Name: Ford OURNEO CUSTOM
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Open the hood and support it with the

hood strut.

Closing the Hood

Note: You must secure the hood prop

correctly after use.

Note: Make sure that you have closed the

hood correctly.

Lower the hood and allow it to drop from

under its own weight for the last 8 - 11

inches (20 – 30 centimeters).

UNDER HOOD OVERVIEW

146

Tourneo Custom/Transit Custom (TTF)

Maintenance

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Introduction7
- About this Manual7
- Symbols Glossary7
  - Protecting the Environment7
- Replacement Parts Recommendation9
- Special Notices10
- Mobile Communications Equipment10
- Data Recording10
At a Glance12
- Child Safety17
- Installing Child Seats17
Child Safety20
- Child Seat Positioning21
- Child Safety Locks24
Safety Belts25
- Fastening the Safety Belts25
  - Using Safety Belts During Pregnancy25
- Safety Belt Height Adjustment26
- Safety Belt Minder26
- System26
Supplementary Restraints System27
- Principle of Operation27
- Driver Airbag27
- Passenger Airbag27
- Supplementary Restraints System28
- Side Airbags29
- Side Curtain Airbags29
Keys and Remote Controls30
- General Information on Radio30
- Frequencies30
- Remote Control30
- Replacing a Lost Key or Remote Control30
Locks31
- Locking and Unlocking31
- Tourneo Custom/Transit Custom (TTF31
- Manual Liftgate34
  - Configurable Unlocking34
  - Opening and Closing the Liftgate34
Security35
- Passive Anti-Theft System35
- Anti-Theft Alarm35
Steering Wheel36
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel36
- Audio Control36
- Voice Control37
- Cruise Control37
- Information Display Control38
Wipers and Washers39
- Windshield Wipers39
- Autowipers39
- Windshield Washers40
- Rear Window Wiper and Washers41
Lighting42
- General Information42
- Lighting Control42
- Autolamps43
- Instrument Lighting Dimmer44
- Headlamp Exit Delay44
- Daytime Running Lamps44
- Automatic High Beam Control44
- Front Fog Lamps46
  - Setting the System Sensitivity46
  - Manually Overriding the System46
- Rear Fog Lamps47
- Headlamp Leveling47
- Cornering Lamps48
- Direction Indicators48
- Interior Lamps49
Windows and Mirrors50
- Power Windows50
- Exterior Mirrors51
- Interior Mirror52
- Sun Shades52
  - Rear Side Windows52
- Instrument Cluster53
- Gauges53
- Warning Lamps and Indicators54
Instrument Cluster55
- Audible Warnings and Indicators57
- Information Displays58
- General Information58
Information Displays59
- Clock65
- Trip Computer65
- Personalized Settings65
- Information Messages65
Climate Control71
- Principle of Operation71
- Air Vents71
- Manual Climate Control72
- Hints on Controlling the Interior Climate73
- Heated Windows and Mirrors74
  - Heated Rear Window74
  - Heated Exterior Mirrors74
- Auxiliary Heater75
  - Fuel Operated Heater75
Seats76
- Sitting in the Correct Position76
- Head Restraints76
- Front Seats77
- Manual Seats78
- Power Seats79
- Rear Seats81
- Heated Seats84
Auxiliary Power Points86
- Cigar Lighter87
Storage Compartments88
- Cup Holders88
- Overhead Console88
- Ashtray88
- Folding Tray88
- Bottle Holder88
- Glasses Holder89
Starting and Stopping the Engine90
- General Information90
- Ignition Switch90
- Steering Wheel Lock90
- Starting a Diesel Engine91
- Diesel Particulate Filter91
  - Cold or Hot Engine91
  - Failure to Start91
- Switching off the Engine92
- Engine Block Heater92
  - Vehicles with a Turbocharger92
  - Using the Engine Block Heater93
Unique Driving Characteristics94
- Auto-Start-Stop94
- Auto-Start-Stop95
- Fuel and Refueling97
- Safety Precautions97
- Fuel Quality98
- Running out of Fuel98
  - Long-Term Storage98
- Catalytic Converter99
- Refueling99
- Driving with a Catalytic Converter99
Fuel and Refueling100
- Fuel Consumption101
  - Calculating Fuel Economy102
- Technical Specifications103
Transmission104
- Manual Transmission104
- Hill Start Assist104
Brakes105
- General Information105
- Hints on Driving with Anti-Lock Brakes105
- Parking Brake105
Traction Control107
- Principle of Operation107
- Using Traction Control107
Stability Control108
- Principle of Operation108
- Parking Aids109
- Principle of Operation109
- Parking Aid109
Parking Aids110
- Rear View Camera111
Cruise Control114
- Principle of Operation114
- Using Cruise Control114
  - Switching Cruise Control on114
  - Switching Cruise Control off115
Driving Aids116
- Speed Limiter116
- Driver Alert117
  - Using Driver Alert118
- Lane Keeping System119
- Eco Mode120
  - Type 2 and121
  - Resetting Eco Mode121
- Load Carrying122
- General Information122
- Rear Loadspace Hatches122
- Roof Racks and Load Carriers122
- Roof Racks and Load Carriers - Vehicles With: Integrated Roof Rack123
- Load Retaining Fixtures124
  - Securing Cargo125
Load Carrying126
Towing127
- Towing a Trailer127
  - Trailer Lighting127
  - When Towing a Trailer127
- Trailer Sway Control128
- Towing Points128
- Towing the Vehicle on Four Wheels129
- Driving Hints130
- Breaking-In130
- Economical Driving130
- Reduced Engine Performance130
- Cold Weather Precautions131
- Driving through Water131
- Floor Mats131
Driving Hints132
- Roadside Emergencies133
- Hazard Warning Flashers133
- First Aid Kit133
- Warning Triangle133
- Fuel Shutoff133
- Jump-Starting the Vehicle133
Roadside Emergencies134
Fuses136
- Fuse Box Locations136
- Fuse Specification Chart137
- Changing a Fuse146
Maintenance147
- General Information147
- Opening and Closing the Hood147
- Under Hood Overview148
  - Closing the Hood148
- Engine Oil Dipstick149
- Engine Oil Check149
- Engine Coolant Check150
- Brake and Clutch Fluid Check150
  - Adding Engine Coolant150
- Power Steering Fluid Check151
- Washer Fluid Check151
- Draining the Fuel Filter Water Trap151
- Changing the 12V Battery152
  - Removing the Battery152
- Checking the Wiper Blades154
- Changing the Wiper Blades154
- Removing a Headlamp155
- Changing a Bulb156
- Bulb Specification Chart162
- Technical Specifications163
Vehicle Care164
- Cleaning the Exterior164
- Cleaning the Interior164
- Repairing Minor Paint Damage165
- Cleaning the Alloy Wheels165
- Wheels and Tires166
- General Information166
- Temporary Mobility Kit166
  - Using the Kit166
Wheels and Tires167
- Inflating the Tire167
- Tire Care169
  - Checking the Tire Pressure169
- Using Winter Tires170
- Using Snow Chains170
- Changing a Road Wheel170
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System175
- Technical Specifications179
Capacities and Specifications181
- Vehicle Identification Plate181
- Vehicle Identification Number182
- Technical Specifications182
- Capacities and Specifications183
- Audio System185
- General Information185
- Audio Unit - Vehicles With: AM/FM/CD186
Audio System187
- Audio Unit - Vehicles With: Am/Fm/CD/Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) Radio/Sync191
- Audio Unit - Vehicles With: Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) Radio/Navigation System/Sync196
- Audio Unit - Vehicles With: Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) Radio202
- Digital Audio209
- Auxiliary Input Jack211
- USB Port212
- Audio Troubleshooting212
Navigation213
Sync?222
- General Information222
- Using Voice Recognition223
  - Helpful Hints223
- Using SYNC with Your Phone226
- Sync226
- Using SYNC with Your Media Player239
  - What's Playing239
  - Media Menu Features241
- SYNC Troubleshooting243
Appendices251
- Electromagnetic Compatibility251
- End User License Agreement252

Brand	Ford
Model	OURNEO CUSTOM
Category	Automobile
Language	English

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