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Lincoln 1997 Town Car User Manual

Lincoln 1997 Town Car
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Lincoln 1997 Town Car Specifications

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BrandLincoln
Model1997 Town Car
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Ford’s Commitment to You

Explains Ford's commitment to excellence and achieving the best possible results through dedication.

Our Guiding Principles

Lists Ford's core principles including quality, continuous improvement, employee involvement, and partnerships.

Things to Know About Using This Guide

NOTES and WARNINGS

Explains the purpose of NOTES for additional information and WARNINGS for caution.

Finding Information in This Guide

Guides users on how to find specific information using the Quick Index or the Index.

Your Maintenance Schedule and Record Booklet

About the Warranties

Ford Extended Service Plan

More Protection for Your Vehicle

Details the benefits of purchasing the Ford Extended Service Plan (ESP) for extended vehicle protection.

Breaking Your Vehicle In

Avoid sudden stops.

Advises on how to break in new brake linings by avoiding sudden stops and applying brakes gradually.

Instrumentation

The Electronic Cluster

Explains how the electronic cluster works, including its self-test feature and its role in displaying vehicle conditions.

Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge

If your engine overheats:

Provides instructions on what to do if the engine coolant temperature gauge indicates overheating.

Anti-Lock Brake System Light

Brake System Light

Safety Belt Warning Light and Chime

High Beam Light

Check Engine Warning Light

Air Bag Readiness Light

Charging System Warning Light

Engine Oil Pressure Light

Turn Signal Indicator Lights

Speed Control Indicator Light

Fuel Gauge

Low fuel alert

Alerts the driver when the fuel level is low, indicated by a flashing fuel pump symbol.

Compass Display (If Equipped)

Factors Affecting Compass Accuracy

Lists factors that can affect compass readings, such as nearby buildings and metallic objects.

Speedometer

Odometer

The Electronic Message Center

Reset

Explains how to reset selected functions in the message center to zero.

Select

Describes the 'Select' function for navigating through message center options.

What the message center functions can show you

DIST TO EMPTY — Distance to Empty (DTE)

Explains the 'Distance to Empty' (DTE) function, which estimates remaining driving range based on fuel.

FUEL REMAIN — Fuel Remaining

FUEL ECON — Fuel Economy Functions

AVG ECON — Average Fuel Economy

Describes how to display average fuel economy and how to reset the function.

INST ECON — Instantaneous Fuel Economy

Explains how to calculate instantaneous fuel economy, which reflects current driving conditions.

AVG SPEED — Average Speed Function

TRIP REMAIN — Trip Remaining Odometer

Overdrive Off Indicator

Door Ajar Light

Trunk Ajar Light

Chime for Headlamps On

Electronic Sound Systems

Luxury Audio System

Using the Controls on Your New Radio

Provides instructions on operating the new luxury audio system and its various controls.

How to turn the radio on and off

Explains how to turn the radio on and off using the VOL/PUSH ON knob.

How to adjust the volume

Guides users on how to adjust the radio volume using the knob or steering wheel controls.

Selecting the AM or FM frequency band

Details how to select between AM and FM frequency bands using the dedicated buttons.

How to tune radio stations

Using the “TUNE” function

Explains how to manually tune radio stations by adjusting frequency increments.

Using the “SEEK” function

Describes how to use the SEEK function to automatically find the next listenable station.

Using the “SCAN” function

Details how to use the SCAN function to scan through receivable stations.

Using the Automatic Memory Store feature (“AUTOSET”)

Adjusting the tone balance of your radio

Increasing or decreasing bass and treble response

Guides on adjusting bass and treble frequencies using the BASS/TREB knob.

Adjusting speaker balance and speaker fader

Explains how to adjust speaker balance and fader using the BAL/FADE knob.

Using the Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Feature

Delayed Accessory Feature (If Equipped)

Speaker Locations

Your Antenna

Using the Controls of Your Cassette Tape Player

How to insert a tape

Explains the procedure for inserting a cassette tape into the player.

How to locate a desired track on the tape

Lists various methods to quickly locate a desired track on a cassette tape.

Fast forwarding the tape

Explains how to fast forward the tape using the player's controls.

Rewinding the tape

Using the “SEEK” function with your cassette tape player

Using the “SCAN” function with your cassette tape player

How to change the side of the tape being played

How to eject the tape

How to store the tape

Using the Dolby B noise reduction feature

Tape error messages

Tips on Caring for the Cassette Player and Tapes

Ford 10-CD Changer (If Equipped)

Introduction

Introduces the 10-CD changer unit and its remote operation through the audio system.

Loading Instructions

Provides step-by-step instructions for loading discs into the CD changer unit.

How to Operate the Ford 10-CD Changer Using the Controls on the Radio

How to begin CD Changer play

Details how to start CD playback from the changer, including display indicators.

How to change the disc being played

Explains how to change the current disc being played using the TUNE DISCS button.

How to change the track being played

Guides on how to change tracks on the current CD using the SEEK button.

Operating the CD Compression feature

Operating the Shuffle feature

Operating the “SCAN” function

Operating the Shuffle and Scan features simultaneously

How to stop CD play

How to take care of and clean the CD Changer and discs

CD Error Messages

Distance/Strength

Terrain

All About Radio Frequencies

Important Warranty and Service Information

About Your Warranty

States the warranty period for the sound system and advises consulting the vehicle warranty booklet.

Servicing Your Audio System

Recommends returning the audio system to a dealer for service and mentions the nationwide repair network.

Controls and Features

The Climate Control System

Electronic Automatic Temperature Control System

Introduces the EATC module, its location, and its operation when the ignition is on.

If you select AUTOMATIC

Automatic operation

Temperature selection

Temperature display

Fan speed and thumbwheel

MAX A/C button

VENT button

FLOOR button

FLR & DEF button

DEF button

OUTSIDE TEMP button

Operating tips

Service

Advises taking the EATC to a dealer for service if it is not operating correctly, mentioning built-in diagnostics.

Rear Window Defroster and Heated Sideview Mirrors

3-Way Steering Assist Switch (If Equipped)

The Interior and Exterior Lights

Daytime Running Light System (Canadian vehicles only)

Explains the DRL system for Canadian vehicles, designed to turn on headlamps with reduced output.

Turning On the Exterior Lights

Setting the Autolamp On/Off Delay System

The controls for the autolamp

To use the autolamp:

Provides instructions for using the autolamp system to control headlamps.

Turning On Interior Lights

Instrument Panel Illumination

The switch that controls the light on the instrument panel illumination

Clock

Explains how to set the digital clock by adjusting the hour and minute.

The digital clock

Provides instructions for setting the digital clock.

Ashtray and Cupholder

Power Point Electrical Outlet

Ignition

Understanding the Positions of the Ignition

Explains the different positions of the ignition key and their functions.

Key System

Removing the Key From the Ignition

The Turn Signal Lever

Turn Signals

High Beams

Windshield Wipers and Washer

Variable Interval Wipers

Explains the variable interval wiper feature and how to set the interval.

Windshield Washer

Washer Fluid

Explains how to check washer fluid levels and the function of the low fluid warning light.

Hazard Flasher

Horn

Tilt Steering

Speed Control

The speed control switches on the steering wheel — Executive series

The speed control switches on the steering wheel — Signature and Cartier series

To Turn Speed Control Off

To Turn Speed Control On

To Set a Speed

To Set a Higher Set Speed

Guides on how to increase the set speed for the speed control system.

Accelerate with your accelerator pedal

To Set a Lower Set Speed

To Disengage Speed Control

To Return to a Set Speed

Indicator Light (If Equipped)

Remote Control Buttons (If equipped)

Radio Control Features

Lists features controllable via remote radio controls, such as station selection and volume adjustment.

Climate Control Features

Lists features controllable via remote climate controls.

Turning On the Lamps

Front and Rear Courtesy/Reading Lamps

Explains how to turn on courtesy and reading lamps, including their location and activation methods.

Moon Roof (If equipped)

The switch for the moon roof

Illustrates the switch used to operate the moon roof.

Sliding Shade

Mirrors

Automatic Dimming Inside Rearview Mirror (If equipped)

Describes the electronic day/night mirror that automatically adjusts to reduce glare.

Sun Visors

Using the Sun Visors

Provides instructions on how to adjust and use the vehicle's sun visors.

Illuminated Visor Mirror (If equipped)

HomeLink® Universal Transmitter (If equipped)

Programming

Provides instructions for programming the HomeLink Universal Transmitter.

Note to Canadian Residents

Offers specific programming advice for Canadian residents.

Operating the HomeLink® Universal Transmitter

Training a Garage Door Opener Equipped with “Rolling Codes”

Guides on training the HomeLink transmitter for garage door openers with rolling codes.

Erasing Channels

Doors

Childproof Locks for the Rear Doors

Explains how to set and release the childproof locks on the rear doors.

Using the Power Door Locks

The power locks on the driver’s door

Describes the power door lock system and its controls on the front door trim panel.

Illuminated Entry System with Theater

Refers to the illuminated entry system and theater settings.

Using the Power Windows

The master controls on the driver’s door

Explains how to use the master window controls on the driver's door.

To lockout all window switches

Details how to lock out all window switches except the master controls.

Programmable Memory — Seat and Mirrors (If equipped)

1. Adjust your seat and outside mirrors

Instructions for adjusting seats and mirrors to the desired position.

2. Press the “SET” button

Explains how to press the SET button to initiate saving a seat/mirror position.

Side View Mirrors

To adjust the side mirrors

Provides steps for adjusting the vehicle's electric side mirrors.

Front Seat Dual Storage Armrests

Positive Retention Driver’s Side Floor Mat

Installing the Floor Mat

Details the steps for positioning and installing the floor mat to ensure proper pedal operation.

Removing the Floor Mat

Trunk

Opening the Trunk Manually

Provides instructions for manually opening and closing the trunk from the outside using the key.

Using the Power Trunk Release

Keyless Entry System

The code is:

Lists the locations where the keyless entry code can be found.

Unlocking the Doors with the Keyless Entry System

Locking the Doors with the Keyless Entry System

Autolock

To deactivate the Autolock system:

Explains how to deactivate the Autolock feature.

To reactivate the Autolock feature:

Explains how to reactivate the Autolock feature.

Programming Your Own Entry Code

To program your own code:

Guides on how to program personal entry codes for the keyless entry system.

To erase all of the personal entry codes...

Arming, disarming and resetting your anti-theft system from the keyless entry pad

Remote Entry System

Unlocking the doors and opening the trunk

Locking the doors

The door lock Horn Chirp

To deactivate the Horn Chirp feature:

Explains how to deactivate the Horn Chirp feature.

To reactivate the Horn Chirp feature:

Explains how to reactivate the Horn Chirp feature.

Activating the remote personal alarm

Arming and Disarming the Alarm System

Memory Seat and Mirror Feature

Remote Entry

Explains how the remote entry key fob unlocks doors and recalls memory settings.

Keyless Entry

Describes how keyless entry codes can be programmed to recall memory seat and mirror settings.

Memory Switches

Explains how memory switches on the driver's door recall seat and mirror settings.

Replacing the Batteries

Replacement/additional transmitters

Explains how to purchase and program replacement or additional transmitters.

Battery Saver

Anti-theft System

When an unauthorized entry occurs...

Explains what happens when an unauthorized entry occurs, including system triggers.

To tell the difference between a PANIC alarm...

Differentiates between a PANIC alarm and a triggered anti-theft alarm.

Arming the System

Provides a sequence of steps to arm the anti-theft system.

Disarming an Untriggered Anti-Theft System

Disarming a Triggered System

Seating and Safety Restraints

Seats

Discusses the importance of proper seating and safety restraints.

Head Restraints

Explains the importance of head restraints for protecting the head and neck in a collision.

Four-way head restraints (if equipped)

Describes the adjustability of four-way head restraints in different directions.

Adjusting the Seats

To recline the front manual seats:

Guides on how to recline the front manual seats using the recliner handle.

Power Recliner (If equipped)

Power Lumbar Support (If equipped)

Heated Seats (If equipped)

The heated seat controls

Explains how to operate the heated seat system and its controls.

Safety belts provide best restraint when:

Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts

Fastening the rear seat lap and shoulder belt

Unfastening the lap/shoulder belts

Shoulder Belt Height Adjustment

Explains how to adjust the shoulder belt height for proper positioning and safety.

Safety Belts for the Front Passenger Outboard Seating Positions

Dual locking mode retractors operate in two ways:

Explains the two modes of operation for dual locking retractors.

Safety Belts with Locking Cinch Tongue for Rear Outboard Seating Positions

Lap Belts

Safety Belt Maintenance

Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)

Important Air Bag Precautions

Provides crucial safety precautions regarding the air bag system and its proper use.

Children and Air Bags

How Does the Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System Work?

Explains the operational mechanism of the air bag system during a collision.

Disposal of Air Bags and Air Bag Equipped Vehicles

Safety Restraints for Children

Safety Seats for Children

Advises on selecting and installing child safety seats based on child's size and manufacturer instructions.

Installing Safety Seats in the Front Outboard Passenger Seating Position

1. Position the child seat

Instructions for positioning the child seat in the passenger seating position.

2. Pull down on shoulder belt

Instructions for pulling down the shoulder belt and grasping it with the lap belt.

Installing Child Safety Seats in the Rear Outboard Seating Positions

Your rear outboard seating positions are equipped...

Explains using seat belts with cinch tongues for installing child seats in rear positions.

Starting

Fuel-Injected Engines

Provides key advice for starting fuel-injected engines, emphasizing not pressing the accelerator.

Starting Your Vehicle

Outlines essential steps to take before starting the vehicle.

Preparing to Start Your Vehicle

Outlines essential steps to take before starting the vehicle.

Starting Your Engine

For a cold engine:

Offers specific starting procedures for cold engines at different temperature ranges.

For a warm engine:

If the engine does not start after two attempts:

Lists steps to take if the engine fails to start after two attempts.

Engine Block Heater (If equipped)

Pushing

Guarding Against Exhaust Fumes

Driving

Brakes

Explains how the anti-lock disc brakes function and how to apply them.

Applying the Brakes

Explains how the anti-lock disc brakes function and how to apply them.

Parking Brake

The parking brake

Explains the proper use and setting of the parking brake.

Your vehicle has an automatic parking brake release.

Traction Assist™ (If equipped)

Rear Air Suspension Sstem

Steering Your Vehicle

Driving with an Automatic Overdrive Transmission

Putting Your Vehicle in Gear

To move the shifter out of P (Park)

Guides on how to select gears for the automatic transmission.

R (Reverse)

N (Neutral)

Driving

Your vehicle’s gearshift is on the steering column.

Describes the gearshift location and the Transmission Control Switch (TCS).

Overdrive is the usual driving position...

When to use Drive (j — with Transmission Control Switch activated)

When to use 2 (Second)

When to use 1 (Low)

P (Park)

Driving With a Heavy Load

There are limits to the amount of weight...

Discusses vehicle weight limits, including GVWR and GAWR, and their importance.

Limiting Your Vehicle’s Load

To figure the weight of your vehicle’s load

Explains how to calculate vehicle load and stay within weight limits.

Trailer Towing

Roadside Emergencies

If the Engine Cranks but Does Not Start or Does Not Start After a Collision

Addresses engine starting issues, particularly after a collision or jolt.

Fuel Pump Shut-off Switch

Explains the function of the fuel pump shut-off switch and how to reset it.

Fuel pump shut-off switch

If your engine cranks but does not start...

Provides steps to take if the engine fails to start after two attempts.

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

The following charts tell you which fuses...

Explains that charts identify fuses/breakers protecting electrical parts and their function.

The Instrument Panel Fuses, Circuit Breakers and Relays

High Current Fuses

The high current fuses

Checking and Replacing Fuses

If you need to check a fuse...

Provides step-by-step instructions for checking and replacing fuses.

Circuit Breakers

Changing a Tire

The Temporary Spare Tire

Describes the temporary spare tire, its limitations, and identification.

The Conventional Spare Tire

Spare Tire Location

To remove the spare tire:

Preparing to Change the Tire

1. Make sure that your vehicle will not move or roll.

Details preparatory steps before changing a tire, including vehicle securing.

Locating the notch for the jack — rear wheels

Removing and Replacing the Tire

1. Place the scissors-type jack under the side of the vehicle...

Guides on removing and replacing a tire, including loosening lug nuts.

Aluminum wheel

Y-spoke aluminum wheel

Steel wheel with full wheelcover

Anti-Theft Wheel Lug Nuts (If equipped)

The anti-theft lug nut and key

Illustrates the anti-theft lug nut and the special key required for removal.

Removing the anti-theft lug nut

Guides on how to remove the anti-theft lug nut using the special key.

Reinstalling the anti-theft lug nut

Jump-Starting Your Vehicle

1. Make sure that the jumper cables are not in the way...

Provides instructions for jump-starting a vehicle with a dead battery.

Removing Jumper Cables

Explains the correct procedure for removing jumper cables after jump-starting.

Towing Your Vehicle

Before your vehicle can be towed

Advises on contacting towing services and describes typical towing options.

Rear towing

When calling for a tow truck

Explains rear towing methods and what information to provide to the tow truck operator.

Maintenance and Care

Service Made Easy

Outlines Ford's goals for vehicle servicing: designing low-maintenance parts and making servicing easy.

Accident Damage

How Can You Protect Yourself?

Advises on protecting oneself during vehicle repairs, emphasizing the use of genuine Ford parts.

Precautions When Servicing Your Vehicle

Working with the engine off:

Lists safety precautions and steps to take when working on the vehicle with the engine off.

Working with the engine on:

Opening the Hood

1. Inside the vehicle, pull the hood release handle

Provides step-by-step instructions for opening the vehicle's hood.

2. Go to the front of the vehicle

Instructs on releasing the auxiliary latch located under the hood.

Engine Compartment

3. Lift the hood until the lift cylinders hold it open.

Explains how to lift and hold the hood open using lift cylinders.

Engine Oil Recommendations

Never use:

Lists oils and additives that should not be used in the engine.

Checking and Adding Engine Oil

Checking the engine oil level:

Details the steps for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick.

Changing the Engine Oil and the Oil Filter

Brake Fluid

If brake fluid contacts eyes

Provides first aid instructions for brake fluid contact with eyes or skin.

Windshield Washer Fluid

Washer Fluid

Explains how to check washer fluid levels and the function of the low fluid warning light.

The reservoir for the windshield washer fluid

Engine Coolant

Checking the Engine Coolant

Provides instructions for checking engine coolant levels and safety precautions.

Adding Engine Coolant

If sprayed on the windshield

Warns that engine coolant sprayed on the windshield can impair visibility.

Coolant refill capacity

Severe winter climate

Advises on coolant mixture for severe winter climates.

Engine Coolant Refill Procedure

Power Steering Fluid

Checking and Adding Power Steering Fluid

Provides steps for checking and adding power steering fluid.

Automatic Transmission Fluid

Checking the Automatic Transmission Fluid

Guides on checking automatic transmission fluid levels under specific operating conditions.

Battery

The low-maintenance battery has removable vent caps

Discusses battery maintenance, including checking electrolyte levels.

Help Us Protect Our Environment

Wiper Blades

Wiper blade replacement

Explains when and how to replace wiper blade assemblies or elements.

Tires

Tire Rotation

Explains the importance of tire rotation for even wear and longevity.

Rotating the tires

Replacing the Tires

Advises on replacing tires that show wear bands.

Information About Tire Quality Grades

U.S. Department of Transportation — Tire quality grades:

Provides the official U.S. DOT information on tire quality grades.

Treadwear

Traction A B C

Temperature A B C

Snow tires and chains

When you use the tire chains:

Advises on using snow tires and chains in winter conditions and proper installation.

Filling the Fuel Tank

The remote fuel door button

Illustrates the button used to open the fuel door.

The remote fuel filler door override handle

1. After opening the fuel filler door

Details the procedure for removing the fuel cap and checking for pressure.

Choosing the Right Fuel

Octane recommendation

Specifies the recommended octane rating for the vehicle's gasoline.

Fuel quality

Cleaner Air

Mentions Ford's approval of reformulated gasolines for cleaner air.

Safety Information Relating to Automotive Fuels

Automotive fuels can cause serious injury or death if misused or mishandled.

Provides crucial safety information regarding the handling and use of automotive fuels.

Running Out of Fuel

Fuel Economy

Explains how fuel economy is estimated and calculated in MPG or L/100K.

To calculate fuel economy:

Provides a step-by-step guide for calculating fuel economy.

Comparisons With Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Transport Canada (TC) Fuel Economy Estimates

The following decrease fuel economy:

Lists factors that can decrease a vehicle's fuel economy.

Self-Service Pointers

Emission Control System

To make sure that the catalytic converter...

Explains how to maintain the emission control system for proper function.

Information about your vehicle’s emission control system...

How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Testing

Guides on preparing the vehicle for Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) testing, especially after service.

Lights and Bulb Replacement

Advises checking various vehicle lights and provides information on bulb replacement.

The alignment of your headlamps should be checked if:

Headlamp Bulb

WARNING

Provides safety warnings for handling halogen headlamp bulbs.

Removing the headlamp bulb

1. Make sure that the headlamp switch is in the OFF position.

Ensures the headlamp switch is off before starting bulb removal.

Installing the headlamp bulb

1. With the flat side of the bulb’s plastic base facing upward

Guides on installing a new headlamp bulb, including alignment checks.

Cleaning Your Vehicle

Washing and Polishing Your Vehicle

Provides instructions for washing and polishing the vehicle's exterior, including what to avoid.

DO NOT:

Lists specific actions to avoid when washing the vehicle.

Cleaning Plastic Parts

Cleaning the Safety Belts

Cleaning the Instrument Panel Lens

Cleaning the Exterior Lamps

Cleaning the Interior Lamps

Cleaning the Seats

Leather

Provides cleaning instructions for leather seat surfaces.

Fabric

Guides on cleaning fabric upholstery, including spot removal.

Cleaning the Wheels

Capacities and Specifications

Refill Capacities, Motorcraft Parts, and Lubricant Specifications

Lists refill capacities, Motorcraft parts, and lubricant specifications for the vehicle.

Motorcraft Parts

Provides a table of Motorcraft parts with their corresponding part numbers.

Fluid Specifications and Capacities

Lubricant Specifications

Vehicle Storage

Maintenance Tips

Offers maintenance tips to ensure the vehicle stays in good operating condition during storage.

General

Provides general recommendations for vehicle storage.

Body

Provides guidance on washing, polishing, and lubricating vehicle body components.

Engine

Fuel system

Outlines fuel system maintenance, including filling the tank and using quality fuel.

Cooling system

Advises on protecting the cooling system against freezing temperatures.

Battery

Guides on checking and recharging the vehicle battery.

Brakes

Tires

Miscellaneous

Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)

Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Only)

Provides contact information for reporting vehicle safety defects to NHTSA.

Customer Assistance

If You Have a Service Problem

Guides on obtaining service or maintenance for the vehicle from authorized Ford/Lincoln-Mercury dealerships.

Service/Maintenance Concerns (U.S. or Canada)

Outlines Ford's recommendations for vehicle service and maintenance concerns in the US and Canada.

The Dispute Settlement Board (U.S. Only)

The Dispute Settlement Board is:

Describes the Dispute Settlement Board as an independent arbitration program for warranty disputes.

What Kind of Cases Does the Board Review?

How does the Board Work?

What the Board needs

Lists the information required for the Board to review a case.

Oral presentations

Making a decision

Explains how Board members review information and make decisions on warranty complaints.

To Request a DSB Brochure/Application

Ford of Canada Customer Assistance

Provides contact information for Ford of Canada Customer Assistance.

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN/Serial Number)

Mediation/Arbitration Program (Canada Only)

Describes the CAMVAP program in Canada for resolving vehicle service concerns.

Getting Help Outside the U.S. and Canada

Accessories

Ford Accessories for Your Vehicle

Lists available Ford accessories and their warranty information.

Service Station Information

Engine

Lists engine type, fuel requirements, and capacities.

Fuel

Specifies fuel type and tank capacity.

Fuel Tank Capacity

States the vehicle's fuel tank capacity in gallons and liters.

Tire Size

Refers to the Tire Pressure Decal for tire size information.

Tire Pressure

Indicates where to find tire pressure specifications.

Hood Release

Describes the location of the hood release handle.

Engine Oil

Recommends engine oil type and specifications.

Engine Oil Capacity

States the engine oil capacity.

Automatic Transmission

Specifies the type of automatic transmission fluid recommended.

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