FORD ESCORT 1997 7.G User Guide

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.
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Instrument cluster gauges
Base cluster gauges
Sport cluster gauges
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MPH
km/h
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FUEL FILLEF1/2CH
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FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
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6
7
8RPM x 1000
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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 toChecking
and adding engine coolantin the
Maintenance and carechapter. If
the coolant level and mixture is
not properly maintained, the
engine coolant temperature gauge
will not read properly.
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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
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134
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7
8RPM x 1000
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INSTRUMENT PANEL DIMMER
SWITCH
To adjust the instrument panel
dimmer switch:
²Rotate the switch to the right to
dim the instrument panel
lighting.
²Rotate the switch to the left to
brighten the instrument panel
lighting.
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/C
TUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ON
LMIRRORR
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200FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
13RPM x 1000
RSM
SET
ACC
CST OFF ON
OFFINT
1 OFF MIST
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/C
TUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
–+1
SIDE 1-22
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ON
LMIRRORR
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13RPM x 1000
RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF2INT
1 OFF MIST
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POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS (IF
EQUIPPED)
To adjust the outside mirrors:
1. Select the mirror you want to
adjust.
LDriver side mirror
RPassenger side mirror
2. Move the mirror control in the
desired direction.
3. Lock the mirror by moving the
switch to the center position.
R LMIRRORS
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/C
TUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ON
LMIRRORR
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16 0
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13RPM x 1000
RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF2INT
1 OFF MIST
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AUDIO SYSTEM
For information on the audio
system, refer to theAudio Guide.
CLIMATE CONTROLS
Your vehicle has one of the
following climate control systems:
²Manual heating system
²Manual 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.
* If equipped with air conditioning
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/CTUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
–+1
SIDE 1-22
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ONLMIRRORR0000000002030405060
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11 020 40608010 0
12 0
16 0
18 0 140FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
13RPM x 1000RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF
OFF
HI LO*A/C*MAX
A/C
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/C
TUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
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SIDE 1-22
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ON
LMIRRORR
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11 020 40608010 0
12 0
16 0
18 0 140FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
13RPM x 1000
RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF2INT
1 OFF MIST
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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.
Turn the temperature dial to the
desired mix of warm and cool air
(left for cooler and right for
warmer).
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/CTUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ONSET
ACC
SET
HI LO
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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
²MAX 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 10ÉC (50ÉF) or higher.
Select MAX A/C and turn the
temperature dial to the left for
recirculated, cooled airflow
through these vents:
Using the A/C mode
²A/C mode (if equipped) can be
used for heating, ventilating, or
air conditioning; the air
OFF
*A/C
*MAX
A/C
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/CTUNE
DISCS

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COMP1
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11 020 40608010 0
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13RPM x 1000RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF
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conditioning can only function if
the air temperature outside the
vehicle is about 10ÉC (50ÉF) or
higher. Select A/C and turn the
temperature dial to the left for
recirculated, cooled airflow
through these vents:
Using the panel mode
²This brings in outside air and
can be used for heating and
ventilating. Select
for airflow
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
²This mode brings in outside air
and can be used for heating and
ventilating.
Manual heating and air
conditioning system
²This mode brings in outside air
and can be used for heating,
ventilating, or air conditioning;
the air conditioning can only
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/CTUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
EJ REW FF
BAL BASSTREBFADE TAPE
CD AM
FM
–+1
SIDE 1-22
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COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ONLMIRRORR0000000002030405060
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90
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11 020 40608010 0
12 0
16 0
18 0 140FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
13RPM x 1000RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF
HI LOOFF*A/C*MAX
A/CTUNE
DISCS

SEEK
TUNE
SCAN
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CD AM
FM
–+1
SIDE 1-22
345
COMP1
SIDE 1-2VOL–
PUSH ONLMIRRORR0000000002030405060
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80
90
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11 020 40608010 0
12 0
16 0
18 0 140FUEL FILLCHEF1/22
13RPM x 1000RESET
SET
ACC
SET XXXX XXXOFF
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