Ford Tracer 1997 User Manual
Contents
BEFORE DRIVING
Introduction 2
Instrumentation 4
Controls and Features 15
Seating and Safety restraints 53
STARTING AND DRIVING
Starting 85
Driving 93
Roadside Emergencies 107
SERVICING
Maintenance and Care 124
Capacities and Specifications 179
Reporting Safety Defects 186
Index 187
1
Introduction
ICONS
The following icons appear in this
Owner Guide:
indicates a warning. Read the
following section on Warnings for
a full explanation of warnings.
indicates that vehicle
information related to recycling
and other environmental concerns
will follow.
Warnings
Warnings remind you to be
especially careful in those areas
where carelessness can cause
damage to your vehicle or personal
injury to yourself, your passengers,
or others. Please read all warnings
carefully.
Breaking-in your vehicle
Your new vehicle goes through an
adjustment or breaking-in period
during the first 1,600 km (1,000
miles) of driving. During this
period:
• change your vehicle’s speed
often as you drive. Do not drive
at one speed for a long time.
• use only the type of engine oil
Ford recommends. Do not use
special “break-in” oils.
• avoid sudden stops. The
break-in period for brake linings
lasts for 1,600 km (1,000 miles)
of highway driving or 160 km
(100 miles) of city driving.
2
Information about this guide
This guide describes equipment
and gives specifications for
equipment that was in effect when
this guide was approved for
printing. Ford may discontinue
models or change specifications or
design without any notice and
without incurring obligation.
Introduction
3
Instrumentation
Exterior lamps and
turn signal lever
(pg. 26 and
pg. 9)
Foglamp switch
(if equipped)
(pg. 27)
MIRRORS
RL
Engine coolant
temperature gauge
(pg. 13)
Fuel gauge
(pg. 13)
1
/
2
E F
FUEL FILL
ON
C H
OFF
OFF
60
50
100
80
40
60
000000
30
40
20
20
0000
Speedometer
(pg. 13)
70
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
3
2
1
SET
ACC
CST
Tachometer (if
equipped)
(pg. 14)
Warning lights
(pg. 6)
RPM x 1000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
RSM
Instrument panel
dimmer switch
(pg. 15)
4
Power mirrors
control (if
equipped)
(pg. 16)
Speed control
(if equipped)
(pg. 27)
Wiper/washer
lever (pg. 30)
Rear wiper/washer
(if equipped) (pg.
30)
Vents (pg. 18)
Instrumentation
Refer to Audio Guide
(electronic stereo radio with
cassette shown; others
available) (pg. 17)
AM
FM
SEEK
SCAN
TUNE
EJ REW FF
VOL
PUSH ON
1
2
SIDE 1-2
34
LO
HI
Climate controls
(pg. 17)
* if equipped with air conditioning
MAX
A/C
5
A/C
H
TAPE
M
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
6
OFF
R.DEF
Rear window
defroster (if
equipped) (pg. 24)
5
0
7
1
0
2
Instrumentation
INSTRUMENT CLUSTERS
Instrument cluster lights
Base cluster lights
Sport cluster lights
FUEL FILL
LOW
FUEL
FUEL FILL
SERVICE
ENGINE
SOON
E F
SERVICE
ENGINE
SOON
1
/
2
1
/
2
E F
BRAKE
P!
C H
BRAKE
P
60
50
100
80
40
60
00000
30
40
20
20
0000
10
MPH
ABS
ABS
km/h
60
7
50
100
1
80
40
60
000000
30
40
20
20
0000
10
MPH
km/h
Base cluster lights
1
/
2
E F
FUEL FILL
SERVICE
ENGINE
SOON
LOW
FUEL
6
C H
BRAKE
! P
60
70
50
80
40
60
30
40
20
20
10
MPH
ABS
km/h
100
000000
0000
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
C H
THEFT
CHECK
COOLANT
Sport cluster lights
40
60
30
40
20
20
10
FUEL FILL
LOW
FUEL
1
/
E F
SERVICE
ENGINE
SOON
2
C H
ABS
BRAKE
! P
Low fuel
Illuminates when the fuel tank is
almost empty (approximately 8
liters [2 gallons] remain). The
lights will also briefly illuminate
when the ignition key is turned to
ON and the engine is off.
Service engine soon
Illuminates when the engine’s
emissions control system requires
service. The light will also
illuminate, and will remain
illuminated, when the ignition key
is turned to ON and the engine is
off.
Air bag readiness
Illuminates when the air bag
system requires servicing. The
light will also briefly illuminate
when the ignition key is turned to
ON.
MPH
km/h
50
80
60
100
000000
0000
Instrumentation
70
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
4
5
3
2
1
RPM x 1000
THEFT
6
7
8
CHECK
COOLANT
LOW
FUEL
SERVICE
ENGINE
SOON
7
Instrumentation
Safety belt
The safety warning light/chime is a
reminder to fasten your safety belt.
One of the following will take
place:
• If the lap/shoulder belt is not
buckled before the key is turned
to the ON position, the
illuminate for approximately one
minute or until the safety belt is
buckled.
• If the lap/shoulder belt is
buckled while
and the chime is sounding, both
will turn off.
• If the lap/shoulder belt is
buckled before the key is turned
to the ON position, neither light
or chime will activate.
Upshift (if equipped)
Illuminates when it is best to shift
to the next highest manual
transaxle gear for the maximum
fuel economy.
Brake
Illuminates when the parking brake
is activated and the ignition is
keyed to ON or the brake fluid
level is low. In addition, with the
parking brake off, the light will
illuminate when the engine is
cranked.
is illuminated
will
BRAKE
!P
8
Anti-lock brake system (ABS)
Illuminates when the ABS needs
service. The light will also briefly
illuminate when the ignition key is
turned to ON and the engine is off.
Turn signal
Illuminates when the left hand or
right hand turn signal or the
hazard lamps are illuminated.
High beams
Illuminates when the headlamp
high beams are on.
Anti-theft (if equipped)
Illuminates when the anti-theft
system is arming and flashes when
the anti-theft system is armed.
Charging
Illuminates when there is a
problem with the alternator or
charging system and the electrical
system requires service. The light
will also briefly illuminate when
the ignition key is turned to ON
and the engine is off.
Oil pressure
Illuminates when the oil pressure
is low, not the low oil level.
However, if your engine’s oil level
is low, it could affect the oil
pressure. Stop the vehicle and
check the oil level as soon as
possible. Do not drive the vehicle if
the light remains on. The light will
also briefly illuminate when the
ignition key is turned to ON and
the engine is off.
Instrumentation
ABS
THEFT
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Instrumentation
Engine coolant
Illuminates when there is low
coolant level or a problem with the
engine coolant system. Stop the
vehicle and check the engine
coolant level as soon as possible.
The light will also briefly illuminate
when the ignition key is turned to
ON and the engine is off. For more
information on engine coolant,
refer to Checking and adding
engine coolant in the
Maintenance and care chapter.
Liftgate ajar (if equipped)
Illuminates when the ignition is in
the ON position and the liftgate is
open.
Many of the lights illuminate
briefly when you start the vehicle.
For more information on warning
light illumination, refer to
Preparing to start the vehicle in
the Starting chapter.
CHECK
COOLANT
Warning chimes
Safety belt warning chime
For information on the safety belt
warning chime, refer to the
Seating and safety restraints
chapter.
Supplemental restraint system
(SRS) warning chime
For information on the SRS
warning chime, refer to the
Seating and safety restraints
chapter.
10
Key-in-ignition warning chime
A warning chime sounds when the
key is left in the ignition and any
door is opened.
Headlamps-on warning chime
A warning chime sounds when the
headlamps are on, the ignition is
off, and a door is opened.
Instrumentation
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Instrumentation
Instrument cluster gauges
Base cluster gauges
1
/
2
E F
FUEL FILL
Sport cluster gauges
1
/
2
FUEL FILL
E F
C H
60
70
50
80
40
60
30
40
20
20
10
MPH
km/h
50
80
40
60
30
40
20
20
10
MPH
km/h
100
000000
0000
60
100
000000
0000
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
70
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
2
1
C H
4
3
RPM x 1000
5
6
7
8
12
Speedometer
Fuel gauge
When the fuel gauge needle is on
the E (empty) portion of the
gauge, there are between
approximately 2 L (.6 gallons) and
4 L (1 gallon) of usable fuel left in
the tank.
Engine coolant temperature
gauge
If the engine coolant temperature
gauge moves into the H zone:
1. Pull off the road as soon as is
safely possible.
2. Turn off the engine and let it
cool.
3. Check and add engine coolant
as necessary. Refer to Checking
and adding engine coolant in the
Maintenance and care chapter. If
the coolant level and mixture is
not properly maintained, the
engine coolant temperature gauge
will not read properly.
Instrumentation
60
70
40
60
30
40
20
20
10
50
80
MPH
km/h
E F
C H
100
000000
0000
1
/
2
80
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
13
Instrumentation
Odometer
The odometer gives a six digit
reading of how many kilometers
(miles) your vehicle has traveled.
Trip odometer
The trip odometer gives a four
digit reading of how many
kilometers (miles) your vehicle has
traveled in an individual trip.
Press the reset button to begin an
individual trip odometer record.
Tachometer
40
30
40
20
10
2
1
50
80
60
000000
20
0000
MPH
km/h
3
RPM x 1000
60
70
80
100
120
90
140
100
160
110
180
200
120
4
5
6
7
8
14
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
/
2
E F
C H
FUEL FILL
OFF
ON
MIRROR
L
R
OFF
2
RPM x 1000
90
60
140
000000
30
1
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
MIST
0000
OFF
200
INT
1
RSM
SET
ACC
CST
AM
FM
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
LO
2345
INSTRUMENT PANEL DIMMER
SWITCH
To adjust the instrument panel
dimmer switch:
• Rotate the switch to the right to
dim the instrument panel
lighting.
• Rotate the switch to the left to
brighten the instrument panel
lighting.
Controls and features
TAPE
CD
TREB
BASS
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
O
FF
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
XXXX
2
RESET
SET
ACC
SET
SEEK
TUNE
TUNE
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
FM
SCAN
EJ REW FF
2345
LO
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
15
Controls and features
POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS (IF
EQUIPPED)
To adjust the outside mirrors:
1. Select the mirror you want to
adjust.
L Driver side mirror
R Passenger side mirror
2. Move the mirror control in the
desired direction.
3. Lock the mirror by moving the
switch to the center position.
MIRROR
L
R
1
/
2
E F
C H
FUEL FILL
20
O
FF
XXX
XXXX
MIRRORS
RL
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
2
RPM x 1000
90
60
140
000000
30
1
40
100
160
20
110
180
000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
RESET
SET
ACC
SET
SEEK
TUNE
TUNE
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
FM
SCAN
EJ REW FF
2345
LO
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
16
AUDIO SYSTEM
For information on the audio
system, refer to the Audio Guide.
CLIMATE CONTROLS
Your vehicle has one of the
following climate control systems:
• Manual heating system
• Manual heating and air
conditioning system
In some modes, the two systems
function similarly; in modes where
the systems do not function
similarly, the different functions
are noted.
Controls and features
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
SET
1
/
2
E F
C H
FUEL FILL
OFF
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
XXXX
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
2
RPM x 1000
90
60
140
000000
30
1
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
RESET
SET
ACC
SET
SEEK
TUNE
TUNE
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
FM
SCAN
EJ REW FF
2345
LO
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
* If equipped with air conditioning
LO
HI
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
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HI
LO
OFF
*
A/C
*
MAX
A/C
TUNE
DISCS
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
EJ REW FF
BAL
BASS
TREB
FADE
TAPECDAM
FM
–+
1
SIDE 1-2
2345
COMP1SIDE 1-2
VOL–
PUSH ON
SET
ACC
SET
Controls and features
Vents
The airflow from the vents may be
adjusted by moving the horizontal
lever or by moving the vent up and
down according to your airflow
preference.
Operating the climate control
Turn the fan speed dial to the
desired speed.
LO
HI
Turn the temperature dial to the
desired mix of warm and cool air
(left for cooler and right for
warmer).
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Turn the air distribution dial to the
desired airflow position. For
vehicles with manual heating
systems, the modes can only be
used for heating or ventilating
(except OFF).
To prevent humidity buildup inside
of the vehicle, always drive with
the climate control system turned
on.
Do not put objects under the front
seats that interfere with the flow
of air to the back seat area.
* If equipped with air conditioning
Using the MAX A/C mode
• MAX A/C mode (if equipped)
can be used for air conditioning
or heating. This mode is noisier
but more economical than A/C;
it will only function if the air
temperature outside the vehicle
is about 10°C (50°F) or higher.
Select MAX A/C and turn the
temperature dial to the left for
recirculated, cooled airflow
through these vents:
Controls and features
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
SET
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
Using the A/C mode
• A/C mode (if equipped) can be
used for heating, ventilating, or
air conditioning; the air
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Controls and features
conditioning can only function if
the air temperature outside the
vehicle is about 10°C (50°F) or
higher. Select A/C and turn the
temperature dial to the left for
recirculated, cooled airflow
through these vents:
Using the panel mode
• This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating and
ventilating. Select
through these vents:
Using the floor mode
In the OFF mode, outside air is
shut out and the fan will not
operate.
Using the panel/floor mode
Manual heating system
• This mode brings in outside air
and can be used for heating and
ventilating.
Manual heating and air
conditioning system
• This mode brings in outside air
and can be used for heating,
ventilating, or air conditioning;
the air conditioning can only
for airflow
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
60
70
50
80
100
120
80
40
1
/
2
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
XXXX
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
SET
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
3
2
RPM x 1000
1
RESET
SET
ACC
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
SET
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
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function if the air temperature
outside the vehicle is about
10°C (50°F) or higher. Select
this mode for airflow through
these vents:
Using the floor mode
In this mode, with the temperature
control knob between full cool and
full hot ranges, slightly warmer air
will be directed toward your feet
and cooler air toward your chest.
In the full cool or full hot ranges,
the airflow toward both feet and
chest will be the same
temperature.
• This allows for maximum
heating, but can also be used for
ventilating. Select
for
airflow through the rear seat
floor ducts and these vents:
Controls and features
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
SET
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
XXX
SET
ACC
XXXX
SET
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
RPM x 1000
RESET
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
Using the defrost/floor mode
Manual heating system
• This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating or
ventilating.
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Controls and features
Manual heating and air
conditioning system
• This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating,
ventilating, or air conditioning in
order to dehumidify the
windshield; the air conditioning
can only function if the air
temperature outside the vehicle
is about 10°C (50°F) or higher.
Select
these vents:
Using the defrost mode
Manual heating system
• This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating and
ventilating and will clear ice or
fog from the windshield and
front side windows.
Manual heating and air
conditioning system
• This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating,
ventilating, or air conditioning in
order to dehumidify the
windshield; the air conditioning
can only function if the air
temperature outside the vehicle
is about 10°C (50°F) or higher.
for airflow through
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
SET
TUNE
DISCS
SEEK
TUNE
VOL–
PUSH ON
SIDE 1-2
FM
SCAN
EJ REW FF
1
LO
2345
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
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Select for airflow through
these vents:
Special features
For slightly warm airflow toward
your feet and slightly cool airflow
toward your chest at the same
time:
* If equipped with air conditioning
For about the same temperature
airflow toward your chest and feet:
Controls and features
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
O
F
F
RESET
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
SET
ACC
XXXX
SET
LO
HI
LO
TAPECDAM
FM
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
BASS
TREB
TUNE
EJ REW FF
DISCS
–+
VOL–
PUSH ON
BAL
FADE
1
2345
SIDE 1-2
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
LO
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
HI
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
OFF
A/C
*
HI
MAX
*
A/C
* If equipped with air conditioning
For better airflow
Remove snow, ice, and leaves from
the intake vents for the best
airflow:
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Controls and features
REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER
(IF EQUIPPED)
Press the defroster switch to clear
the rear window of thin ice and
fog:
The ignition must be in the ON
position to operate the rear
window defroster.
The defroster turns off
automatically after fifteen minutes.
To manually turn off the defroster
before fifteen minutes have passed,
push the switch again.
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
O
FF
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
XXXX
2
RESET
SET
ACC
SET
SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
TUNE
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
LO
FM
EJ REW FF
2345
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
R.DEF
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60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
MIRRORS
1
/
2
E F
C H
30
FUEL FILL
20
OFF
ON
RL
OFF
2
90
60
140
000000
1
40
100
160
20
110
180
0000
200
SET
ACC
CST
Ignition
LOCK locks the steering wheel and
allows the key to be removed from
the ignition. (Push the key in while
turning to LOCK on vehicles with
manual transaxles.) LOCK also
locks automatic transaxle
gearshifts.
Controls and features
RPM x 1000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
RSM
AM
FM
SEEK
SCAN
TUNE
EJ REW FF
VOL
PUSH ON
1
SIDE 1-2
LO
TAPE
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
2
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HI
FADE
5
6
OFF
A/C
MAX
A/C
ACC
I
0
LOCK
ON
START
II
III
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Controls and features
ACC allows operation of some
accessories without starting the
engine.
ON allows testing of the vehicle’s
warning lights.
START cranks the engine. The key
returns to the ON position after it
is released.
For more information on the
vehicle ignition and starting the
vehicle, refer to Preparing to start
the vehicle in the Starting
chapter.
Headlamp switch
Rotate the headlamp switch to the
desired position.
Headlamps on
Parking lamps, side marker
lamps, instrument panel lamps,
license lamps, and tail lamps on
OFF Lamps off
OFF
Daytime running light (DRL)
system (if equipped)
The DRL system turns on the high
beam headlamps, with a reduced
light output, when:
• the vehicle is running
• the vehicle has a fully released
parking brake
• the headlamp system is in the
OFF position
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The daytime running light
(DRL) system will not
illuminate the tail lamps and
parking lamps. Turn on your
headlamps at dusk. Failure to do
so may result in a collision.
High beams and flash-to-pass
Push for high beam headlamp
operation.
Pull and release quickly for
“flash-to-pass” operation.
Foglamps (if equipped)
Rotate the switch to turn the
foglamps on and off.
Controls and features
OFF
OFF
OFF
Speed control (if equipped)
Maintain vehicle speed at least 50
km/h (30 mph) to operate the
speed control system.
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
1
2
/
2
RPM x 1000
90
E F
C H
60
140
000000
30
1
FUEL FILL
40
100
160
20
20
110
180
000
MIST
OFF
INT
1
OFF
XXX
MIRROR
L
R
XXXX
2
RESET
SET
ACC
SET
SEEK
TUNE
TUNE
DISCS
VOL–
PUSH ON
SIDE 1-2
FM
SCAN
EJ REW FF
1
2345
LO
HI
TAPECDAM
BASS
TREB
–+
BAL
FADE
COMP1SIDE 1-2
OFF
A/C
*
MAX
*
A/C
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Controls and features
Press the ON portion of the ON /
OFF button to turn on.
Press the OFF portion of the ON /
OFF button to turn off.
Press the RSM button to resume a
set speed.
Hold the SET ACC portion of the
SET ACC / CST button to set the
desired speed. Hold SET ACC to
increase speed; tap to increase
speed in 1.6 km/h (1 mph)
increments.
Hold the CST portion of the SET
ACC / CST button to decrease
speed; tap to decrease speed; tap
to decrease speed in 1.6 km/h (1
mph) increments.
Speed control can be canceled by
pressing the brake pedal or clutch
pedal (if equipped).
Do not shift into N (automatic
transaxle) or neutral (manual
transaxle) with the speed control
on.
Use only Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) or Canadian
Radio and Telecommunications
Commission (CRTC) approved
radio transmitting equipment in
your vehicle to prevent speed
control malfunctions.
20
0
ON
OFF
40
20
20
160
180
SRS
100
110
RSM
SET
ACC
CST
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Tilt steering (if equipped)
Pull the lever down to adjust the
steering column angle.
Push the lever back up to lock the
steering wheel in position.
Never adjust the steering
wheel when the vehicle is
moving. You could lose control of
the vehicle and injure someone.
Controls and features
Hazard flasher switch
For information on the hazard
flasher switch, refer to the
Roadside emergencies chapter.
1
/
2
E F
C H
30
FUEL FILL
20
ON
MIRROR
R
L
OFF
2
RPM x 1000
90
60
140
000000
1
40
100
160
20
110
180
0000
200
RSM
SET
ACC
CST
60
70
50
3
80
100
120
80
40
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Controls and features
Windshield wipers and washer
Wipers
Rotate the windshield wiper switch
to the desired interval position.
Push up and release to wipe the
windshield only once. Pull down to
select the wipers on continuously.
Washer
Pull toward you for windshield
washer fluid operation.
Rear window wipers and
washer (if equipped)
Wipers
For rear operation, rotate the rear
window wiper and washer switch
to the desired position. Select:
ON Rear wiper on
OFF Rear wiper and washer off
MIST
OFF
2
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
MIST
OFF
INT
1
2
ON
INT
OFF
1
INT
PULL
INT
PULL
INT
PULL
Washer
For rear window washer fluid
operation, pull toward you. Select:
Top Rear washer on
Bottom
Brief rear wiper
and washer operation (for quick
cleaning).
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