Ford TourneoConnect - User Manual

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Introduction7
- About this Handbook7
- Symbols Glossary7
- Parts and Accessories7
Quick Start8
- Child Safety14
- Child Seats14
- Booster Cushions15
  - Booster Seat15
- Child Seat Positioning16
  - Booster Cushion16
Child Safety17
- ISOFIX Anchor Points18
- Child Safety Locks20
Occupant Protection21
- Principle of Operation21
- Fastening the Seat Belts23
- Seat Belt Height Adjustment24
- Using Seat Belts During Pregnancy24
Keys and Remote Controls25
- General Information on Radio Frequencies25
- Programming the Remote Control25
- Changing the Remote Control Battery25
Locks27
- Locking and Unlocking27
Engine Immobiliser32
- Principle of Operation32
- Coded Keys32
  - Key Coding32
  - Coding Erasure32
- Arming the Engine Immobiliser33
- Disarming the Engine Immobiliser33
Alarm34
- Principle of Operation34
- Arming the Alarm34
- Disarming the Alarm34
- Steering Wheel35
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel35
- Audio Control35
Steering Wheel36
Wipers and Washers37
- Windscreen Wipers37
- Windscreen Washers37
- Rear Window Wiper and Washers37
- Checking the Wiper Blades38
- Changing the Wiper Blades38
Lighting39
- Lighting Control39
- Front Fog Lamps39
- Rear Fog Lamps39
- Headlamp Levelling40
  - All Vehicles40
- Direction Indicators42
- Interior Lamps42
- Changing a Bulb43
- Bulb Specification Chart47
Windows and Mirrors49
- Electric Windows49
- Exterior Mirrors49
- Electric Exterior Mirrors50
- Interior Mirror50
- Rear Quarter Windows51
Instruments52
- Gauges52
- Warning Lamps and Indicators53
- Audible Warnings and Indicators56
Information Displays57
- Trip Computer57
- Climate Control58
- Principle of Operation58
- Air Vents58
- Heated Windows and Mirrors58
- Manual Climate Control59
Climate Control60
- Air Conditioning61
- Auxiliary Heater62
Seats67
- Sitting in the Correct Position67
- Front Seats67
  - Adjusting the Armrest69
  - Folding the Front Passenger Seat69
- Head Restraints71
  - Adjusting the Head Restraint71
  - Removing the Head Restraint71
- Rear Seats71
  - Folding the Entire Seat Forwards72
- Heated Seats74
- Convenience Features75
- Clock75
- Cigar Lighter75
- Ashtray76
- Auxiliary Power Sockets76
- Cup Holders76
- Glove Box77
- Storage Compartments77
Convenience Features78
- Map Pockets79
- Seat Back Trays79
- Auxiliary Input (AUX IN) Socket79
- Starting the Engine80
- General Information80
- Ignition Switch80
- Starting a Petrol Engine80
Starting the Engine81
- Flooded Engine81
- Starting a Diesel Engine82
- Switching off the Engine82
- Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)82
- Fuel and Refuelling84
- Safety Precautions84
- Fuel Quality - Petrol84
- Fuel Quality - Diesel84
- Catalytic Converter84
- Fuel Filler Flap85
- Refuelling85
- Fuel Consumption86
- Technical Specifications86
Fuel and Refuelling87
Transmission88
- Manual Transmission88
Brakes89
- Principle of Operation89
- Hints on Driving with ABS89
- Parking Brake90
Traction Control91
- Principle of Operation91
- Using Traction Control91
Parking Aid92
- Principle of Operation92
- Using the Parking Aid92
Load Carrying93
- General Information93
- Roof Racks and Load Carriers93
- Cargo Nets94
Towing95
- Towing a Trailer95
  - Steep Gradients95
Driving Hints96
- Running-In96
Emergency Equipment97
- First Aid Kit97
- Warning Triangle97
Status after a Collision98
- Fuel Cut-Off Switch98
- Inspecting Safety System Components98
  - Vehicles with a Petrol Engine98
Fuses99
- Fuse Box Locations99
- Changing a Fuse100
- Fuse Labels101
- Fuse Specification Chart103
Vehicle Recovery104
- Towing Points104
- Towing the Vehicle on Four Wheels105
Maintenance106
- General Information106
- Opening and Closing the Bonnet107
- Engine Compartment Overview - 1.8L Duratec-DOHC (Zetec)108
- Engine Compartment Overview - 1.8L Duratorq-Tddi (Lynx) Diesel/1.8L Duratorq-Tdci (Lynx) Diesel109
- Engine Oil Dipstick - 1.8L Duratec-DOHC (Zetec)110
- Duratorq-Tdci (Lynx) Diesel110
- Engine Oil Check110
- Engine Coolant Check111
  - Topping up111
  - Checking the Coolant Level111
- Brake and Clutch Fluid Check111
- Power Steering Fluid Check112
- Washer Fluid Check112
- Technical Specifications113
Vehicle Care115
- Cleaning the Exterior115
- Cleaning the Interior116
- Repairing Minor Paint Damage116
Vehicle Battery117
- Battery Care117
- Using Booster Cables117
- Changing the Vehicle Battery118
- Wheels and Tyres119
- General Information119
  - Vehicle Jack119
- Changing a Road Wheel119
  - Locking Wheel Nuts119
  - Jacking and Lifting Points120
Wheels and Tyres121
- Spare Wheel122
- Removing a Road Wheel122
- Installing a Road Wheel124
- Tyre Care125
  - Tyre Pressure125
  - Stowing the Wheel125
- Using Winter Tyres126
- Using Snow Chains126
- Technical Specifications126
Vehicle Identification129
- Vehicle Identification Plate129
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)129
- Load Apportioning Valve (LAV) Plate129
Technical Specifications130
Telephone137
- General Information137
- Telephone Setup137
  - Making a Phone an Active Phone138
  - Phonebook Categories138
- Bluetooth Setup139
- Telephone Controls140
- Using the Telephone - Vehicles Without: Navigation System141
- Using the Telephone - Travel Pilot EX144
- Voice Control145
  - Handling an Incoming Call145
Voice Control147
- Principle of Operation147
- Using Voice Control148
  - System Operation148
- Audio Unit Commands148
  - CD Player/CD Changer148
- Telephone Commands153
- Navigation System Commands158
- Climate Control Commands158
Appendices161
- Type Approvals161
- Type Approvals164

Questions and Answers

J
Jeffrey JonesAug 10, 2025
What to do if my Ford TourneoConnect says 'Please check CD'?
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  Diamond BuckleyAug 10, 2025
  The 'Please check CD' error message on your Ford Automobile typically indicates a general CD fault. This could be due to the system being unable to read the CD, or the insertion of a data CD. Ensure the disc is correctly loaded. Try cleaning the disc and reinserting it, or test with a known music disc. If the error persists, it's recommended to contact an authorized dealer for further assistance.
S
Shannon DennisAug 25, 2025
Why does my Ford TourneoConnect say 'CD drive high temp.'?
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  Angela CookAug 25, 2025
  A 'CD drive high temp.' error in your Ford Automobile indicates that the ambient temperature is too hot. The unit will not function until it cools down.