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FIVE HUNDRED
2006 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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6G1J19G217AAFORD FIVE HUNDRED
OCTOBER 2005
SECOND PRINTING
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Ford Motor Company
Customer Relationship Center
P.O. Box 6248
Dearborn, MI 48121
18003923673 (FORD)
(TDD for the hearing impaired: 18002325952)This Quick Reference Guide is not intended to replace your vehicle Owner’s
Guide which contains more detailed information concerning the features of
your vehicle, as well as important safety warnings designed to help reduce
the risk of injury to you and your passengers. Please read your entire
Owner’s Guide carefully as you begin learning about your new vehicle and
refer to the appropriate sections when questions arise.
All information contained in this Quick Reference Guide was accurate at the
time of duplication. We reserve the right to change features, operation
and/or functionality of any vehicle specification at any time. Your Ford dealer
is the best source for the most current information.
For detailed operating and safety information, please consult your
Owner’s Guide.
LOCATION OF SPARE
TIRE AND TOOLS
Your vehicle is equipped with a
temporary spare tire, which is
smaller than a regular tire, and
designed for emergency use
only. The jack, spare tire, jack
handle, and lug nut wrench
are under the cargo cover in
the trunk of the vehicle.
FUSESIf your electrical components
aren't working properly, a
fuse may have blown. For
more information, please
consult your Owner's Guide.FUEL PUMP
SHUTOFF SWITCH
This device stops the electric
fuel pump from sending fuel
to the engine when your
vehicle has had a substantial
jolt. After an accident, if the
engine cranks but does not
start, this switch may have
been activated. The fuel pump
shutoff switch is located in
the front passenger footwell
area in the right upper corner.
UNLEADED FUEL
RECOMMENDATIONS
For optimum performance,
use “Regular” unleaded fuel
with a pump (R+M)/2 octane
rating of at least 87. We do
not recommend the use of
gasolines labeled as
“Regular” with octane ratings
of 86 or lower that are sold in
high altitude areas.
TIRE PRESSURESafe operation of your Five
Hundred requires that your
tires be properly inflated. The
Ford recommended inflation
pressure is found on the Tire
Label or the Certification
Label located near the front
door latch on the driver's
side. At least once a month
and before long trips, inspect
each tire and check the air
pressure with a tire gauge.
Don't forget the spare. Air
pressure should be checked
when the tires are cold.
Inflate all tires to the inflation
pressure recommended by
Ford Motor Company.
HOOD RELEASETo open the hood, pull the
hood release handle under
the bottom of the instrument
panel near the steering
column. Go to the front of the
vehicle and release the
auxiliary latch located under
the front center of the hood.
Use the prop rod to support
the raised hood.
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCEIn addition to your New
Vehicle Limited Warranty,Ford provides new vehicle
owners with a complimentary
roadside assistance program.
This service is available
24 hours a day, seven days aweek, for three years or
36,000 miles (60,000 km).
It covers changing a flat tire,
jump starts, limited fuel
delivery, lockout assistance,
and towing of your vehicle.
United States
(800) 241 3673
Canada
(800) 665 2006
REAR WINDOW BUFFETINGWhen one or both of your
rear windows are fully open,
you may experience a wind
throb or buffeting noise. This
is common among all vehiclesand can be eliminated simply
by lowering a front window
two to three inches.
UNDERSTANDING THE CVT (IF EQUIPPED)Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
The CVT is a fully automatic transmission that electronically
monitors vehicle system inputs/outputs and driver demands to
select the desired drive ratio. Unlike traditional automatic
transmissions, the CVT continually adjusts the optimum
overall drive ratio between engine and drive wheels for all
operating conditions.
As traditional automatic transmissions shift up or down in
gears, the shifting in gear ratios is noticeable by increasing and
decreasing engine RPM, which causes a slight energy loss as
the gears change. These gear changes can be felt by the driver.
With the CVT, there is no energy transfer loss from shifting
because there is no gear shifting up or down. Acceleration up
to vehicle operating speed is smooth and continuous,
uninterrupted by gear shifting. The same holds true for coasting
down to idle: smooth and continuous.
Unlike traditional automatic transmissions, the CVT offers more
responsive performance and increased fuel economy.
The use of fluids other than the recommended fluid could
seriously damage internal transmission components. For more
information, please consult your Owner’s Guide.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
2006 FORD FIVE HUNDRED
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
2006 FORD FIVE HUNDRED
CLIMATE CONTROL
AUDIO SYSTEMS
POWER MIRRORSTo adjust your mirrors, rotate
the control clockwise to
adjust the right mirror and
counterclockwise to adjust
the left mirror. Move the
control in the direction you
wish to tilt the mirror. Then
rotate the control to the
center position to lock the
mirrors in place.REMOTE ENTRY
SYSTEM
Your vehicle is equipped with
aremote entrysystem, which
allows you to lock or unlock
the vehicle's doors and open
the trunk without a key.It also
allows you to activate the
panic alarm with the key in the
1 (LOCK) or 2 (ACC) position.
The remote entry system can
also control the memory seat,
power mirrors, and adjustable
pedals feature (if equipped).
For more information, please
consult your Owner's Guide.
MEMORY FEATURE(IF EQUIPPED)This feature will allow you to set two
positions for the driver’s seat,
power mirrors, and adjustable
pedals (if equipped). Set the
position by pressing the SET
button (indicator will illuminate) then
press the 1 or 2 button to set the
position to either Driver 1 or Driver
2. This memory setting can then be
recalled when you press the 1 or 2
button, enter Customer Code 1 or
2on the keypad, or when you
press unlock on the remote entry
system (one of your remote
transmitters is associated with
Driver 1 and the other transmitter is
associated with Driver 2).
KEYLESS ENTRY
KEY PAD
The keyless entry key pad
can be used to lock or unlock
the doors without using a
key. It can also control the
memory seat, power mirrors,
and adjustable pedals
features (if equipped).For more information, please
consult your Owner’s Guide.
AUTOLOCKYour vehicle is equipped with
an autolock feature. The
autolock feature will
automatically lock all doors
when your vehicle is in motion
and meets a set of conditions,
as described in your Owner’s
Guide. Your vehicle comes
with this feature enabled.
You can enable or disable
this feature by following the
activation or deactivation
procedure outlined in your
Owner's Guide.ADJUSTABLE PEDALS(IF EQUIPPED)The accelerator and brake
pedal should only be
adjusted when the vehicle is
stopped and the gearshift is
in the P (Park) position. Press
the top of the control to
adjust the pedals away from
you or press the bottom of
the control to adjust the
pedals toward you.
UNIVERSAL GARAGE
DOOR OPENER
(IF E
QUIPPED)The Universal Garage Door
Opener on the driver's visor
provides a convenient way to
replace up to three handheld
transmitters with a single
device. This feature will
operate most garage doors,
entry gate operators, security
systems, and home or office
lighting. For programming,
please consult your
Owner's Guide.
REVERSE SENSING
SYSTEM (IF EQUIPPED)The Reverse Sensing System
(RSS) sounds a tone to warn
the driver of obstacles near
the rear bumper when
R (Reverse) is selected and
the vehicle is moving at
speeds less than 3 mph
(5 km/h). The system is not
effective at speeds above 3mph (5 km/h) and may not
detect certain angular or
moving objects.
DRIVER AND PASSENGER SIDE
TEMPERATURE
Set desired cabin
temperature with the
or blue and red
buttons. Press for
driver’s side, for
passenger’s side.
Recommended settings
72°F (22°C) to 75°F (24°C).
DUAL CONTROL (IF EQUIPPED)PressDUAL to
engage/disengage
separate passenger side
temperature control.
For controls without a
DUAL button, press
and hold AUTO to
engage/disengage
separate passenger side
temperature control.
AUTOMATIC OPERATIONSet desired cabin
temperature.
PressAUTO button for
full automatic operation.
The system will
automatically adjust airflow
temperature, fan speed,
airflow direction, A/C, and
recirculated air based on
the selected temperature toheat or cool the vehicle to
the desired temperature as
quickly as possible.
MAX A/C OPERATIONAUTOMATIC OPERATION:Press AUTO button for
full automatic operation.
Do not overrideA/C or
recirculated air. Set
temperature to 60°F
(16°C).
OVERRIDE OPERATION:Select air distribution.
Select A/C and
recirculated air. Use
recirculated air with A/C
to provide colder airflow.
Set temperature setting
to 60°F (16°C).
Initially set to highest fan
speed,then adjust to
maintain comfort.
MANUAL OVERRIDE OPERATION Press to set desired
cabin temperature.
Adjust any of the following
for personal comfort
preferences: fan speed,
airflow direction, A/C,
and recirculated air.
Fan speed, A/C, and
recirculated air overrides
will not turn off the AUTO
indicator light. Airflow
direction overrides will turn
off the AUTO indicator light.
ONE BUTTON AIRFLOW
DIRECTION CONTROL
(IF EQUIPPED)Press repeatedly to
select airflow direction.
DEF
OGGING/DEMISTINGPressto distribute
outside air through the
windshield defroster vents
and demister vents.
To reduce humidity
buildup in the vehicle,
do not drive with the
climate control turned off.
Also, do not drive with
recirculated air selected
unless A/C is operating.
HEATED SEATS (IF EQUIPPED)Press to cycle through
available settings of high
heat (2 lights), low heat
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DUAL ZONE AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL WITH HEATED SEATS (IF EQUIPPED)PREMIUM / AUDIOPHILE INDASH 6CD / MP3 SOUND SYSTEM (IF EQUIPPED)
LOADPressLOAD to begin the
CD load sequence. Press
and hold to autoload up to 6 CDs.DISC SELECTORPress or to select a
desired disc. Also use in
menu mode to select
various settings.MP3 TRACK / FOLDER MODEIn Track mode, pressing
or SEEK will scroll
through all tracks on the disc.
In Folder mode, pressing
or SEEK will scroll
only through tracks within a
selected folder. FOLDER FUNCTIONPress or FOLDER to
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ON /OFF / VOLUME CONTROLPress to turn the system
ON or OFF. Turn to increase or
decrease volume. If the volume
is set above a certain level and
the ignition is turned off, the
volume will come back on at a
“nominal” level when the ignition
switch is turned back on.
TUNER / DISC SELECTORPress or SEEK to
manually go up or down the
radio
frequency band or to
select a desired disc. Also use
in menu mode to select
various settings.
B
ASS / TREBLEPressMENU until Bass
or Treble settings are
displayed. Adjust using the
or SEEK control.
BALANCE / FADEPress MENU until
Balance is displayed. Press
to adjust the audio between
the left and right speakers
using the or SEEK
controls. Press MENU
again to display Fade. Press
the or SEEK controls
to adjust the audio between
the front and rear speakers.
CDPressto enter CD mode.
If a CD is already loaded into
the system, the CD will begin
playing where it last ended.
SHUFFLEPressto play tracks in
random order.
CD FAST FORWARDPress FF to manually
advance in a CD track.
CD REWIND Press REW to manually
reverse in a CD track.
CD EJECTPress to eject a CD.
Press and hold to eject
all CDs.
AM / FMPress to select AM or FM
frequency bands.
SCAN FUNCTIONPress SCAN for a brief
sampling of radio stations
or CD tracks. Press again
to stop.
SEEK FUNCTIONPress or SEEK to
access the next/previous
strong station or track.
SETTING MEMORY PRESETSTo set a station: Press toselect AM or FM frequency
band, tune to a station, then
press and hold a preset
button until the sound returns.
SETTING THE CLOCKPress MENU until
SELECT HOUR or SELECT
MINS is displayed. Press the
up and down or SEEK
control to manually increase
or decrease the time. Press
MENU again to disengage
clock mode.
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SPLITFOLDING
REAR SEAT
One or both rear seat backs
can be folded down to provide
additional cargo space.
To lower the seat backs, pull
the strap located on the
outboard side of the seat back
to release it, and then fold the
seat back down.
Note: When raising the seat
back(s), make sure to firmly
lock into place and tug
forward to assure that it is
fully latched.
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FRONT PASSENGER
FOLD FLATSEATBACK
(IF EQUIPPED)The front passenger seat
back can be folded down to
ahorizontal position to allow
room for a long load. Ensure
that the seat is in the
rearmost position and the
head restraint is fully down,
prior to pulling the strap
located on the back of the
seat back.

FORD FIVE HUNDRED
Your new Five Hundred speaks volumes without saying a word.
You have chosen well. Your new Ford Five Hundred is the car that
was built around you. Surrounding you with sleek, trim good
looks and unexpected luxury. Putting you in command with
impeccable road manners. And giving you the peace of mind
knowing you're driving one of the smartest cars the road has ever
known. This Quick Reference Guide was designed to help you
get to know your new Five Hundred. For the most detailed
information, consult your Owner's Guide.
So, let's get to know your new Five Hundred. The road is waiting.
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HEADLAMP CONTROLTurning the headlamp control
clockwise to the first position
turns on the parking lamps,
instrument panel lamps,
license plate lamps, and the
tail lamps. Continuing to turn
the headlamp control to the
second position turns on the
headlamps. Touse the
autolamp lightsensitive,
automatic onoff control for
the headlamps, turn the
headlamp control
counterclockwise. To turn
autolamps off, turn the
control clockwise to the OFF
position. To activate the high
beams, simply pull the turn
signal lever towards you to
the second detent. Pull the
lever towards you again to
deactivate high beams. Use
the same lever to activate the
“Flash to Pass” feature. Pull
the lever towards you to the
first detent to activate and
release it to deactivate.
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PANEL DIMMERUse this control to adjust the
brightness of the instrument
panel and all applicable
switches in the vehicle during
headlamp and parking lamp
operation. Move the control
to the full upright position,
past the detent, to turn on
the interior lamps.
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FOGLAMP CONTROL(IF EQUIPPED)With the ignition on, the
foglamps can be turned on
when the headlamp control
is in the parking lamp,
headlamp or autolamp
position, and the high beams
are not on. Simply pull the
headlamp control toward you
to turn on the foglamps. The
foglamp indicator light will
illuminate. The foglamps will
not operate when the high
beams are activated.
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WINDSHIELD WIPER /
WASHER
The multifunction lever
controls the windshield wiper
modes, speeds, and the
windshield washer. For
intermittent operation, move
the control up one position.You can then adjust the
rotarycontrol to the desired
interval speed. For normal or
low wiper speed, move the
control up two positions from
OFF.For high speed
operation, move the control
up three positions from OFF.
For windshield washer
control, pull the end of the
lever toward you. With a
quick pull and hold, the
wipers will swipe three times
with washer fluid. With a long
pull and hold, the wipers and
washer fluid will activate for
up to ten seconds.
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TRACTION CONTROL™
This system helps you
maintain the stability and
steerability of your vehicle on
slippery road surfaces such
as snow, ice or gravel. The
system works closely with
many elements already
present in the Antilock
Braking System. The system
defaults to ON, however,
should you become stuck, try
switching the Traction
Control™ off.
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SPEED CONTROLFor your speed control to
work, you must press and
release the ON button.
Pressing and releasing the
OFF button disengages the
system and turns it off.
Speed control does not work
at speeds below 30 mph
(48 km/h). To set a speed,
accelerate to the desired
speed, press the SET+ button,
then take your foot off the
accelerator pedal. You can
increase speed using speed
control by pressing and
releasing the SET+ button
until you reach the desired
speed, increasing speed by 1mph (1.6 km/h) with each
tap. You can decrease speed
in the same way using the
SET button. Pressing the
RSM (resume) button will
automatically return the
vehicle to the previously set
speed. The RSM control will
not work if the vehicle speed
is below 30 mph (48 km/h)
or if the OFF button was
pressed. To disengage the
speed control, press the OFF
or CNCL button or press the
brake pedal.
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MESSAGE CENTER(IF EQUIPPED)With the ignition in the ON
position, the message center
displays important vehicle
information by constantly
monitoring vehicle systems.
You may select display
features on the message
center for a display of status.
The system will also notify
you of potential vehicle
problems with a display of
system warnings. For more
information, please consult
your Owner's Guide.
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STEERING WHEEL
AUDIO CONTROLS
(IF EQUIPPED)These controls allow you to
adjust the radio and CD
features from the steering
wheel. Press MEDIA to select
AM, FM1, FM2 or CD. Press
SEEK+/ to access the
next/previous strong station
or track on a CD. Press
VOL+/ to adjust volume and
MUTE to mute the volume.
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TILT STEERING
COLUMN
To adjust the steering wheel,
push the adjustment lever
down to unlock the steering
column. While the lever is
down, tilt the steering column
to your desired position.
Then, while holding the
steering column in place,
pull the lever up to its original
position to lock the steering
column. Do not adjust
while driving.
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CHECK ENGINE LAMPThe check engine indicator
lamp illuminates when the
ignition is first turned to the
ON position to check the
bulb. If the light turns solid or
blinks, the On Board
Diagnostics System has
detected a malfunction. Drive
in a moderate fashion (avoid
heavy acceleration or
deceleration) and have your
vehicle serviced immediately.
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ABS WARNING LAMPIn an emergency, apply
continuous force to the brake
pedal. Do not pump the
brakes. Any pulsation or
mechanical noise you may
feel or hear is normal. If the
lamp doesn’t illuminate or
stays on, have your vehicle
serviced. Normal braking
is still functional unless
the brake warning lamp is
also illuminated.
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THROTTLE CONTROL /
TRANSMISSION LAMP
The throttle control /
transmission lamp illuminates
when a powertrain fault has
been detected. Contact your
dealer as soon as possible.
ENGINE COOLANT LAMPThe engine coolant lamp
illuminates when the engine
coolant is low.Stop the
vehicle as soon as possible
and let the engine cool.
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