Ferrari 612 2009 User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

Due to the high power generated by the engine, we recommend the vehicle is only used by experienced

drivers.

Warranty and Service Book

Each new vehicle is supplied with a “Warranty and Service Book and Maintenance Schedule”.

This contains the vehicle’s warranty validity conditions. The Warranty and Service Book also contains the routine maintenance

indicated in the “Maintenance Schedule”.

Technical Service

The information contained in this manual is necessary to use the vehicle properly and to ensure its good working order.

Carefully following the instructions contained herein will ensure the vehicle’s best performance and the owner’s full satisfaction.

We also recommend you have all maintenance and checks carried out by a

Ferrari Dealer or Authorised Workshop, as they have the trained

technicians and proper tools and equipment necessary.

See the “Sales and Service Organisation” handbook for locations of the

UTHORISED DEALERS and SERVICE CENTRES OF THE FERRARI SERVICE

NETWORK.

The

Ferrari Technical Service Department is at your complete disposal

for any information and suggestions.

Spare parts

We recommend that you use only original Ferrari spare parts, which can be obtained from the Ferrari Service Network.

Ferrari warranty is voided if Original Ferrari Spare Parts are not used for repairs.

“F1” gearbox

The vehicle is equipped with an electro-hydraulically controlled gearbox system by means of levers on the steering wheel. While the system may be used in “Automatic” mode, it should not be considered an automatic gearbox. Always follow the instructions given in this manual on page 58 to ensure correct usage.

Table of contents

USE OF THE VEH ICLE

ENGINE

VEHICLE CHASSIS

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

CH ECKS AND MAINTENANCE

ALPHAB ETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL

Consulting the manual

To facilitate easier reading, the topics are subdivided into sections and chapters. The important parts requiring particular attention are easily

identiﬁable in the sections and chapters.

Extreme caution required: failure to comply with the instructions could cause hazardous situations involving

personal and vehicle safety!

Important note: warning aimed at preventing any damage to the vehicle and consequently hazards involving personal safety.

Updating

The vehicle’s high quality level is subject to constant improvements. Therefore, there may be differences between this manual and your vehicle.

All speciﬁcations and illustrations contained in this manual refer to those resulting as of the printing date.

Abbreviations

Some descriptions and terms with particular meanings are found in this manual in an abbreviated form:

A.C. - AIR CONDITIONING ABS - ANTI BLOCKIER SYSTEM - Anti-lock braking system for the

wheels during braking

ASR - ANTRIEBS SCHLUPF REGELUNG - Wheelspin control

under acceleration

CST - TRACTION STABILITY CONTROL EBD - Electronic brake-force distribution - Electronically-controlled

distributor ECU - Electronic Control Unit “F1” - Formula 1 - Electronically-controlled gearbox, designed with

the same technology used in the racing sector TFT - THIN FILM TRANSISTOR - Display ﬁtted on the instrument

panel.

General

Vehicle keys ____________________________________________________ 6 Alarm system ____________________________________________________ 7 Electronic alarm system ________________________________________ 9 Vehicle identification data ____________________________________ 11 Data labels _____________________________________________________ 12 Dimensions and weights ________________________________________ 14 Main engine specifications _____________________________________ 15 Performance ___________________________________________________ 15 Fuel consumption (*) __________________________________________ 15 CO2 emissions (*) ______________________________________________ 15 Transmission ratios ____________________________________________ 16 Electrical system ______________________________________________ 16 Wheel rims and tyres __________________________________________ 16 Refilling _______________________________________________________ 18

Vehicle keys

On delivery, the vehicle is supplied with two identical keys.

In case of loss, a duplicate can be requested from FERRARI providing the number shown on the plastic tag attached to the key.

Make sure to record the number in the space provided on the Warranty and Service Book.

Requesting new keys

To purchase new keys with remote control, exclusively contact the Ferrari Service Network, bringing with you:

- all the keys with remote control in your possession;

- the CODE CARD for the Fer r ar i CODE system;

- your personal ID;

- the identification and registration documents proving ownership of the vehicle.

Remote controls that are not delivered for the new code storing procedure will be automatically deactivated in order to prevent any lost or stolen remote controls from being used to deactivate the electronic alarm system.

Replacing remote control batteries

If you press one of the three buttons of the key and this does not activate the corresponding function, check for correct operation of the alarm system functions using the other remote control before replacing the batteries.

To replace the remote control battery:

- detach the key cover

A prying it off with a small screwdriver at the

point indicated with the arrow;

- remove the battery

B pushing it in the direction of the arrow to slide

it off the retaining cover C;

- fit a new battery of the same type, observing the indicated polarity;

- refit the key cover

Do not use sharp tools to remove the cover and be careful to avoid damaging the remote control.

EOBD

CODE

Alarm system

The Ferrari CODE system

In order to increase protection against attempts of theft, the vehicle is equipped with an electronic engine immobilizer system (Ferrari CODE) which is automatically activated when the ignition key is removed.

Each ignition key contains an electronic device which transmits a code signal to the Ferrari CODE control unit, and engine ignition is enabled only if the key code is recognised by the system.

Two keys are supplied with the vehicle. The key is used to:

- starting the vehicle;

- locking/unlocking the doors (centralised door locking);

- activating/deactivating the passenger airbag (optional);

- opening the luggage compartment lid;

- activating/deactivating the alarm system.

Operation

Each time the ignition key is removed from position

0 (see page 49),

the protection system activates the engine immobilizer. Upon starting the engine, when the key is turned to II

1) If the code is recognised, the CODE warning light on the instrument panel turns off within one second, while the EOBD warning light turns off after about four seconds, after the ECU has completed its diagnostic cycle; if these conditions are met, the protection system recognises the key code and deactivates the engine immobilizer.

2) If the CODE warning light remains on and the EOBD one goes off after four seconds (ECU diagnostics) and then comes on again immediately, the code has not been recognised. In this case, it is advisable to turn the key back to position 0 and then back to II; if the immobilizer stays on, try with the other keys. If you are still unable to start the engine, use the emergency starting procedure (see the chapter “Emergency starting” on page 8) and contact the

Ferrari Service Network

While driving, with the ignition key in position II

1) If the CODE warning light comes on, it means that the system is running a self-diagnostic cycle. At the first stop, you can test the system: stop the engine by turning the ignition key to position

0 and then turn the key back into position II: the CODE warning light will come on and should go out within one second. If the warning light stays on, repeat the procedure described previously leaving the key at

0 for more than 30 seconds. If the problem

persists, please contact the Ferrari Service Network.

2) If the CODE warning light flashes, the vehicle is not protected by the immobilizer. Contact the Ferrari Service Network immediately to have all the keys stored in the system memory.

Strong impacts can damage the electronic components in the key. Each key supplied has its own specific code, which must be stored in the

memory of the system control unit.

Duplicating the keys

When ordering additional keys, remember that the memorisation procedure (up to maximum of 7 keys) must be carried out on all the keys, including those already in your possession. Directly contact the Ferrari Service Network, bringing with you all the keys in your possession, the Ferrari CODE system CODE CARD, a personal ID and the identification and registration documents proving ownership of the vehicle. The codes of the keys that are not available when the new memorisation procedure is performed will be deleted from the memory, in order to prevent that any lost or stolen keys are used to start the vehicle.

Emergency starting

If the Ferrari CODE fails to disable the engine immobilizer, the CODE warning light will remain illuminated, the EOBD warning light will turn off after four seconds and then will come on immediately; the engine will not start. The engine can only be started with the emergency procedure.

We recommend that you read the whole procedure carefully before carrying it out.

If you make a mistake, turn the key to position 0 and repeat the operation from step 1.

1) Read the 5-digit electronic code found on the CODE CARD.

2) Turn the ignition key to position II: at this moment the CODE and EOBD warning lights are on.

3) Keep the accelerator pedal fully depressed. After approximately 8 seconds, the EOBD warning light will go out; now release the accelerator and get ready to count the number of times the EOBD warning light flashes.

4) Wait until the number of flashes is equal to the first digit on your CODE CARD, then depress the accelerator pedal and keep it depressed until the EOBD warning light switches off after lighting for approximately 4 seconds; you may now release the accelerator pedal.

5) The EOBD warning light starts flashing again; after a number of flashes equal to the second digit on your CODE CARD, depress the accelerator pedal and keep it depressed.

6) Follow the same procedure for the remaining digits in the code on the CODE CARD.

7) When the last digit has been entered, hold the accelerator pedal pressed down. The EOBD warning light lights up for 4 seconds and then switches off; you may now release the accelerator pedal.

8) A quick flashing of the EOBD warning light (about 4 seconds) confirms that procedure has been carried out correctly.

9) Start the engine turning the key to II

If the EOBD warning light remains on, turn the key to

0 and repeat the

procedure from step 1. This procedure can be repeated an unlimited number of times.

After an emergency start, it is advisable to contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWORK as the emergency starting procedure has to be performed upon each

starting.

Electronic alarm

The electronic alarm system performs the following functions:

- remote control for centralised door locking/unlocking;

- perimeter surveillance, detecting if doors and lids are opened;

- motion detection, detecting intrusion into the passenger compartment;

- vehicle movement surveillance.

The engine immobilizer function is ensured by the Ferr ari CODE system, which activates automatically when the ignition key is removed from the ignition switch.

Activation

To turn on the electronic alarm, press button A on the key: the direction indicators flash once;

- the system “beeps”;

- the red LED on the dashboard flashes;

- the centralised door locking system is activated and the doors are locked.

The alarm system is activated after approximately 25 seconds and the alarm is triggered if:

- a door is opened;

- the luggage compartment lid is opened;

- the engine compartment lid is opened;

- someone attempts to enter the vehicle from a window;

- the power supply is disconnected;

- the siren is disconnected;

- the vehicle is moved. When the electronic alarm is activated, the user may request opening of

the luggage compartment; in this case, the motion and anti-lift sensors are temporarily deactivated.

If the luggage compartment is then closed, the sensors will be reactivated.

The direction indicators and the red LED on the dashboard should be flashing 9 times when you activate the alarm system: this means that one of the doors or the front/rear lid is open or not properly closed and therefore is not protected by the perimeter surveillance. Check for correct closing of the doors, front/rear lid and close the open door or lid without deactivating the alarm system: the direction indicators flashing once indicate that now the door or the front/rear lid is closed properly and is protected by the perimeter surveillance.

If the direction indicators flash 9 times when the alarm system is activated and the doors, front and rear lids are properly closed, it means that the self-diagnostic function has detected a malfunction in the system: contact the

ERRARI SERVICE NETWORK to have the system checked.

CODE

Deactivation

To deactivate the vehicle electronic alarm, press button B on the key:

- the direction indicators flash twice;

- the system emits a double beep;

- the red LED on the dashboard switches off;

- the dome lights, under door lights and external rear view mirror lights turn on;

- the centralised door locking system is activated and the doors are unlocked.

Pressing button

B twice unlocks the doors and also turns on the low

beams for 30 seconds. The alarm system is off and it is therefore possible to get into the

vehicle and to start the engine. If the remote control battery is flat, to gain access to the vehicle, fit the

key into one of the two door locks, then turn it to release the lock. The alarm will start to sound.

Start the vehicle following the standard procedure; the alarm will turn off.

Deactivating the motion sensing system

The motion sensing system can be deactivated, by pressing button C on the roof panel. When this function is deactivated, the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds and then turns off.

Deactivating the anti-lift alarm

Pressing button D deactivates the anti-lift protection alarm. When this function is deactivated, the LED on the button will flash for about 3 seconds and then will turn off.

Alarm memory

If the CODE warning light appears on the display when the vehicle is started, this means that an intrusion has been attempted during your absence.

The alarm system memory is reset by turning the ignition key.

Ministerial homologation

The electronic alarm system has been homologated in all the countries where radio frequency legislation is in force.

The homologation number is shown in the figure. For those markets that require the transmitter and/or receiver marking,

the homologation number is found on the component.

Vehicle identification data

Engine type and number

Vehicle identification plate

Assembly number plate

Chassis type and number Gearbox type and number

Chassis type and number

Data labels

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Label description

1 - Low beams homologation label. 2 - Paint code label. 3 - Antifreeze label. 4 - “High voltage” label. 5 - ECE homologation label. 6 - Airbag maintenance label;

Child seat warning label.

7 - Airbag label. 8 - Battery master switch instruction label. 9 - “Lead-free fuel” label. 10 - Tyre pressure label. 11 - Tyre pressure monitoring system label. 12 - Engine and gearbox oil label;

Engine oil level label.

13 - Airbag system label.

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Dimensions and weights

Wheelbase 2,950 mm (116.14 in.)

Max. length 4,902 mm (177.63 in.)

Max. width 1,951 mm (75.70 in.)

Height max. (*) 1,377 mm (54.21 in.)

Front track 1,688 mm (66.45 in.)

Rear track 1,641 mm (64.60 in.)

Kerb weight

1890 kg (4,167 lbs)

(*) Vehicle under static load

Main engine specifications

Type F 133H

Number of cylinders 12 - V 65°

Cylinder bore mm 89 (3.5 in.)

Piston stroke mm 77 (3 in.)

Piston displacement cm

479

Total displacement cm

5,748

Compression ratio

11 : 1

Maximum engine speed RPM 7,500

Max. power (Directive 2002/80/EC) kW 397

Corresponding RPM 7,250

Max. torque (Dir. 2002/80B/EC) Nm

589

Corresponding RPM

5,250

Performance

0 to 100 km/h 0 to 400 m 0 to 1,000 m 0 to 200 km/h

F1 Gearbox

4.2 sec. 12.25 sec. 21.95 sec. 13.4 sec.

Max. speed: 320 km/h (198.8 mph)

Fuel consumption (*)

(litres per 100 km)

City cycle 30.6

Motorway

14.5

Average fuel consumption

20.5

(*) Directive: 1999/100/EC

CO2 emissions (*)

(g/km)

City cycle 700

Motorway

330

Average fuel consumption 470

(*) Directive: 1999/100/EC

Transmission ratios

Gearbox ratios

Differential

bevel gear

pair ratio

Total

transmission ratio

engine/

wheel revolutions

Gear

1 41 / 13 = 3.154

4,182

13.190

2 37 / 17 = 2.176 9.100

3 36 / 23 = 1.565 6.545

4 32 / 27 = 1.185 4.956

5 29 / 31 = 0.935 3.910

6 25 / 33 = 0.757 3.166

R 31 / 13 = 2.385 9.974

Electrical system

Supply voltage

Battery Alternator Starter motor

12 V FIAMM

12V 100 Ah 850A

NIPPONDENSO

150 A

NIPPONDENSO

Wheel rims and tyres

Wheel rims

Front (optional)

8” J x 19” 8” J x 20”

Rear (optional)

10” J x 19” 10” J x 20”

Spare wheel

3.5” J x 19”

Tyres approved by Ferrari (all tyres are Tubeless)

Front Rear

Pirelli P Zero Rosso 245/40 ZR19

” 285/40 ZR19”

Optional tyres

Pirelli P Zero 245/35 ZR20” 285/35 ZR20”

Bridgestone RE. 050 (Run flat)

245/40 ZR19

” 285/40 ZR19”

0 bar - 0 psi

Standard

Run flat

0 bar - 0 psi

Inflation pressure (cold)

Front Rear

Pirelli P Zero Rosso (19”)

2.4 bar (34.8 psi) 2.2 bar (32 psi)

Pirelli P Zero 2.3 bar (33.4 psi) 2.1 bar (30.4 psi)

Bridgestone RE. 050 (Run flat)

2.2 bar (32 psi) 2.2 bar (32 psi)

Replacing a wheel

For the correct procedure, see the notes on page 134.

Wheel stud bolts pre-tightening

35÷40 Nm

Wheel stud bolts final tightening

100 Nm

Spare wheel

Tyre (max. speed 80 km/h - 50 mph)

T 115/70 R19 Pirelli

Inflation pressure (cold)

4.2 bar (62 psi)

“Run flat” tyres (optional)

The vehicle can come equipped with “Run Flat” tyres. This type of tyre has a reinforced side A which allows the vehicle to continue travelling at moderate speed (80 km/h), even after a puncture, for a specific distance.

The instrument panel receives the “tyre puncture” information from the tyre pressure monitoring ECU, monitors the residual tyre life, and displays a warning in the dedicated area of the TFT display after 50 km.

After having run 100 km (62 miles), a message on the display will warn the driver not to drive any further.

Always comply with the specified wheel alignment values, as this is fundamental to obtain the best performance from your tyres and to help ensure they last as long as possible.

Further information on these tyres and the relevant pressure monitoring system can be found in the “Carrozzeria Scaglietti” Owner’s Manual”.

Refilling

Parts to be refilled Quantity Fill with: Ref. Page.

ENGINE

Total system capacity 13 l

Shell HELIX ULTRA

SAE 5W-40

160

Quantity of oil between “Min” and “Max”

1.5 l

Oil consumption (depending on the conditions of use)

1.0 ÷

2.01/1,000 km (600 miles)

GEARBOX AND DIFFERENTIAL (including lines) 4.7 l

Shell TF 1055

OIL SAE 75W-90

114

F1 GEARBOX SYSTEM 1.0 l FIAT TUTELA CS SPEED

115

BRAKE AND CLUTCH SYSTEM 1.3 l

Shell DONAX UB

BRAKE FLUID DOT4 Ultra

162

“F1” BRAKING SYSTEM 1.3 l

Shell DONAX UB

BRAKE FLUID DOT4 Ultra

162

COOLING CIRCUIT

Mixture of water and coolant at 50%.

19.0 l

GLYCOSHELL

161

POWER STEERING SYSTEM

1.8 l

Shell DONAX TX

161

Steering box

100 g

Shell RETINAX CS00

FUEL TANK

105.0 l Unleaded fuel 95 N.O. 106

Reserve 20.0 l

AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SYSTEM

Compressor 265 cc DELPHI RL 488

124

Coolant 1050 ± 30 g “R 134 A”

WINDSCREEN AND HEADLIGHT WASHER TANK N.B.: to clean the windscreen, use one phial of glass-cleaner in summer

and two in winter.

6.5 l Mixture of water and glass cleaner 163

Use of the vehicle

Use of the vehicle _____________________________________________ 19 Instrument panel and controls ________________________________ 20 Instrument panel ______________________________________________ 21 Warning lights ________________________________________________ 29 TFT display warning lights ____________________________________ 31 Running-in _____________________________________________________ 33 Before a trip ___________________________________________________ 33 Doors __________________________________________________________ 34 Power windows ________________________________________________ 36 External lights and direction indicators _____________________ 37 Windscreen washer/wipers and headlight washer _____________ 41 Cruise control (optional) __________________________________ 43 Steering wheel buttons ________________________________________ 45 Roof panel controls ___________________________________________ 48 Central console controls _____________________________________ 49 Ignition switch ________________________________________________ 50 Starting and driving the vehicle ______________________________ 51 While driving __________________________________________________ 59 Parking ________________________________________________________ 59 Safe driving ____________________________________________________ 60 Using the driving mode control switch (“Manettino”) ________ 63 Parking manoeuvre _____________________________________________ 65 Respecting the environment ___________________________________ 68 Parking brake lever ___________________________________________ 70 Front seats _____________________________________________________ 71 Rear seats ______________________________________________________ 74 Adjusting the steering wheel __________________________________ 75 Rear-view mirrors _____________________________________________ 75 Seat belts ______________________________________________________ 77 Airbag __________________________________________________________ 82 Infotainment system ___________________________________________ 86 Dome lights ____________________________________________________ 87

Passenger compartment accessories ___________________________ 88 Engine compartment lid _______________________________________ 90 Luggage compartment lid ______________________________________ 91 Fuel tank cap __________________________________________________ 92 Towing the vehicle ____________________________________________ 93 Air conditioning and heating system __________________________ 94 Electrochromic roof __________________________________________ 99

Instrument panel and controls

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Location of driving controls

1. Ignition switch

2. Seat adjustment control

3. Internal rear-view mirror

4. External rear-view mirrors

adjustment controls

5. Steering wheel height and depth adjustment control

6. Steering wheel controls

Lights switch

8. Dome light and buttons on the roof

9. Central console pushbuttons

10. Instrument panel

11. F1 gearbox control panel

12. Parking brake lever

13. Air-conditioning controls

14. Fuel tank door opening button

15. Luggage compartment lid opening

button

16. Engine compartment lid opening lever

17.

Air-conditioning central vents

18. Bose Media System

19. Passenger's side power window

control

20. Air-conditioning rear vent

21. Driver's side power window

controls

22. Internal door opening handle

23. Seat back tilt lever

24. Air-conditioning side vents

Instrument panel

1 “TFT” Display 2 Electronic speedometer 3 Rev. Counter

4 Gear display 5 Warning lights

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“TFT” display

Located on the instrument panel, it performs the following functions:

- indication of the control parameters;

- indication of general information while driving;

- fault warnings.

The driver can interact with the system by choosing graphic conﬁgu

rations and setting the parameters.

Three different screen areas are available, depending upon the display type chosen:

A display of information shared by all conﬁgurations (with the

exception of the driving mode icon)

B display of virtual control gauges and of information generated by

speciﬁc events and/or on request

C permanent display of information shared by all conﬁgurations.

The screen areas

A and C are always present in all driver deﬁned

display conﬁgurations.

The screen areas

B and C can be displayed with two colour options:

- day (white background);

- night (black background).

The screen is activated and set by pressing the buttons DISP

, MODE,

UP and DOWN on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel.

Description of controls

MODE

Button pressed brieﬂy (

< 2 sec):

- MENU page not active: selects the odometer shown on the display (tot, A or B);

- MENU page active: confirms the menu items selected and returns to the previous page;

- odometer ﬂashing: back to previous information;

- during a malfunction message display cycle: exits the current display (ESCAPE function);

- exits the display of the various check phases at key-on;

- the malfunctions are iconised if the button is pressed during fault warnings display cycles.

Button pressed at length (> 2 sec):

- MENU page not active and TRIP B disabled: TRIP A reset;

- MENU page not active and TRIP B enabled: selects the odometer shown on the display (tot, A or B);

- MENU page active: back to last screen displayed before MODE button was pressed.

DISP (DISPLAY)

Each time the button is pressed, the following pages will be displayed in sequence:

- SPORT

- TRIP A

- TRIP B

- TYRES

- MENU

After the last page has been displayed, press the DISP

button again to

return to the main page.

UP / DOWN

- sets/adjusts the functions in the MENU page;

- MENU page not active: adjusts the instrument panel brightness level;

- odometer ﬂashing: selects the TRIP to reset.

Conﬁgurations:

The display

B can have the following conﬁgurations, which are selected using the DISP button (the screen page recalled is active for ten seconds) or, from the MENU

page, using the MODE button (the

screen page recalled remains displayed as the main screen page):

- SPORT

- TRIP A

- TRIP B

- TYRES

Sport

In addition to the shared parameters, the screen page 1 shows the virtual control gauges, for:

- water temperature;

- oil temperature.

When the SPORT screen page is displayed and an event occurs that needs to be viewed, the display will appear as in the following exam

ple 2.

In case of malfunctions/events for which a summary symbol needs to be displayed, the symbol will be shown in one of the three dedicated sections in area

B at the end of the display cycle, as shown in example

3 below.

Trip A and B

In addition to the shared parameters, the screen page 4 shows:

- the virtual water and oil temperature gauges (minimised);

- the date;

- the trip distance;

- the average speed;

- fuel level;

- the trip time.

If the driver selects TRIP B as main screen page and then deselects TRIP B from the Menu page, the default screen page will be auto

matically set as main page.

When the TRIP A

or B screen page is displayed and an event occurs

that needs to be viewed, the display will appear as in the example

In case of malfunctions/events which need to be displayed through a summary symbol, this will be viewed, at the end of the display cycle, in one of the three dedicated sections of area B.

Autonomia

Tyre pressure

In addition to the shared parameters, the screen page 5 shows:

- the virtual water and oil temperature gauges (minimised);

- the vehicle symbol with the pressure and temperature values for each tyre;

- the summary symbol for malfunctions (if any).

When the TYRES screen page is displayed and an event occurs that needs to be viewed, the display will appear as in the following exam

ple 6.

For more information, see “Tyre Pressure and Temperature Monitoring System” on page 132.

Fuel level gauge

The gauge is permanently shown on the TFT display (in area C). The low fuel warning light C comes on when only 20 litres of fuel remain in the tank.

Clock

The clock is always displayed in A area, in all conﬁgurations, and can be viewed in the “

24h” or “12h – AM/PM” format.

Outside temperature gauge

The information is displayed in area A, if the speedometer display (area C) is enabled. The information is displayed in area C, if the speedometer display is disabled. In this case, the word “Manettino” will be displayed in area

Parameters shared by all the configurations:

Odometer

The odometer is always viewed on the TFT display (in area C): by pressing the MODE button, the driver can select whether to view the total odometer

7a or one of the two partial odometers 7b.

To reset the trip odometers, press and hold the MODE

button. If

TRIP B

is not enabled, TRIP A is automatically reset, whereas if it is

enabled, the active odometer ﬂashes. Use the UP

and DOWN buttons to select the desired TRIP, and press MODE to reset the ﬂashing odometer.

When the odometer is ﬂashing, to return to the previous screen page press the MODE button brieﬂy or wait 10 seconds.

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Menu page

To display the MENU page, press the DISP button brieﬂy.

The parameters that may be set are:

- Main page;

- TRIP B selection;

- Speed repetition;

To select the above mentioned parameters and the related functions, use the UP and DOWN buttons.

To conﬁrm the selected parameter, press MODE

Main page

In this area the user can choose the configuration that will be permanently displayed. The following options are available: SPORT

TYRES, TRIP A and TRIP B (if enabled).

TRIP B selection

This area is used to activate (ON) and deactivate (OFF) TRIP B.

Configuration settings:

Parameter display can be set and personalised in the various configurations using Vehicle Options and System Preferences available in the Infotainment system. (see the Infotainment System Handbook).

Warning light display priorities on TFT display

Priority 0 (Extremely critical malfunction): remains displayed for an unlimited period of time, until the problem is corrected.

Priority 1/Priority 2 (Critical malfunction/Non-critical malfunction): remains displayed for 20 seconds in the middle of area B and is then minimised. It remains displayed (minimised) at the bottom left of area

B until the problem

is corrected.

Electronic speedometer

It indicates the vehicle speed. The value is also present on the TFT display.

Rev. Counter

It indicates the engine RPM. Avoid engine speed rates in the red sector. If such speed rates are exceeded, the ignition/injection ECU will

temporarily cut-off the fuel supply.

Gear display

Incorporated in rev. counter; with the ignition key in position II (refer to page 50), it shows the gear engaged.

N Neutral R Reverse 1 1st gear 2 2nd gear 3 3rd gear 4 4th gear 5 5th gear 6 6th gear Auto Automatic gearshift mode Auto

Auto easy exit mode

When the “

–” symbol is displayed, it indicates a gearbox malfunction; please contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the necessary checks performed.

Warning lights display

If a warning light indicating a failure comes on while the engine is running, contact the Ferrari Service Network to have the necessary checks performed.

Warning lights

In addition to the self-check performed before ignition, the warning lights may illuminate in the following cases:

Notes:

(x) They are also shown on the display.

ABS (x)

While driving to indicate a malfunction in the ABS system.

The standard braking system remains functional - contact the

FERRARI SERVICE NETWORK.

Brake failure (x)

Indicates that the brake fluid level in the tank is too low. Simultaneous illumination of the ABS and CST warning

lights indicates a failure of the electronic brake force distributor EBD (refer to page 124).

If the warning light turns on while driving, stop the vehicle, check the level of fluid in the tank and contact the FERRARI SERVICE

NETWORK.

Parking brake

When the parking brake is engaged.

Brake pads worn (x)

Indicates that the brake pads are worn.

Contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWO RK to have the brake pads replaced.

Airbag (x)

While driving, this indicates a malfunction in the airbag system and/or in the seat belt pretensioners.

If the warning light does not illuminate for the self-check or if it illuminates while driving, contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWORK immediately.

“F1” gearbox failure (x)

Permanently lit with warning sound: an operating error has occurred in the “F1” gearbox.

If the failure permits it, leave the road and contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWORK.

Flashing: low pressure in the system.

Coolant temperature (x)

It indicates an excessively high temperature of the coolant.

In this case, turn off the engine and contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWORK.

Oil pressure (x)

Indicates that the engine oil pressure is too low.

If the warning light illuminates while driving, turn off the engine immediately and contact the FERRARI SERVICE NETWO RK.

Oil temperature (x)

It indicates an excessively high temperature of the engine oil.

Seat belts

When the ignition key is turned to position II (see page 79) and the driver’s seat belt is not fastened.

Alternator (x)

If the recharging system is faulty. When the battery is insufficiently charged or overcharged

(flashing).

Engine control system malfunctioning (x)

During operation, to indicate a malfunction in the emission control system and in the ignition/injection system.

After turning the ignition key to position II (refer to page 50), this remains lit for a self check for few seconds following engine starting.

For further information, refer to page 114.

Fuel reserve (x)

Indicates that only 20 litres of fuel are left in the tank or that the level gauge is malfunctioning.

Direction indicator

When the direction indicator lights are turned on. When the hazard warning lights are turned on.

Position lights/low beams

When the position lights or low beams are turned on.

High beams

When the high beams are turned on. When the high beams are used to flash.

Parking lights

When the parking light control button is pressed.

Rear fog lights

When the rear fog lights are turned on.

Tyre pressure and temperature monitoring system

Warning light connected with the tyre pressure monitoring system. See page 132.

The Ferrari CODE system (x)

The vehicle is equipped with an electronic engine

immobilizer system (Ferrari CODE), which is activated

automatically when the ignition key is removed.

The keys are equipped with an electronic device that

transmits a coded signal to the immobilizer ECU: engine

ignition is enabled only if the proper code is recognised.

CST system failure

When the amber icon turns on, the CST system is signalling

a fault (see page 122).

Passenger-side airbag manual deactivation

This turns on to indicate that the passenger side airbag has

been deactivated with the specific key control (see page

85).

Cruise Control (x) (optional)

It comes on to indicate that the cruising speed regulating

device has been activated (see page 43).

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