Ford 2009 edge Manuale Utente

2009

 

 

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

 

The panoramic Vista Roof™ 

and power sunshades are 

equipped with an automatic 

one-touch, express opening 

feature. To open, press and 

release 

. The front and 

rear sunshades will open 

simultaneously. Press 

 

again and the panoramic Vista 

Roof will open to the ‘comfort’ 

position. Press 

 once more 

for the roof to fully open. 

To stop the one touch open 

feature at any time, press  

the control again. To close,  

pull 

 down until the glass  

panel closes. Firmly pull the  

control again to fully close  

the Vista Roof™. Pull and  

hold the control down again  

to close the front and rear  

sunshades. To vent from a  

closed position, press TILT.  

To close, pull and hold TILT. 

 

Your vehicle comes 

equipped with two specially 

programmed Integrated 

Keyhead Transmitters (IKTs). 

IKTs are both a programmed 

ignition key and a remote 

keyless entry transmitter. 
Press   once to unlock the 

driver’s door. The interior 

lamps will illuminate.
Press   twice to unlock all 

the doors.
Press   within three seconds 

to unlatch and open the 

power liftgate (if equipped).
Press   to lock all doors. 

Press   again to confirm that 

all doors are closed. The horn 

will chirp and the turn lamps 

will flash.
Press 

 to activate the panic 

alarm. The horn will sound 

and the turn lamps will flash.
Press 

 again or turn the 

ignition on to deactivate the 

panic alarm. 
cAR FINDER: Press   twice 

within three seconds. The 

horn will chirp and the 

turn lamps will flash. It 

is recommended that this 

method be used to locate your 

vehicle, rather than using the 

panic alarm.
Ensure that you keep the 

IKT adhesive security label 

in a safe place for future 

reference. Replacement 

Integrated Keyhead 

Transmitters are only  

available through your 

authorized dealer.

 

To open the power liftgate 

(if equipped), press 

 on 

the instrument panel, or 

press   twice within three 

seconds on your remote entry 

transmitter, or press and 

release the control button 

located on the liftgate. To 

close, press 

 located on 

the left rear quarter panel in 

the rear cargo area or press 

 twice on your remote entry 

transmitter. Keep clear of 

the liftgate when operating 

the rear switch. Your power 

liftgate is equipped with an 

obstacle detection feature 

which will either stop or revert 

to a full open position when it 

encounters a solid object. For 

complete information, please 

refer to your Owner’s Guide.

 

Your vehicle may 

be equipped with SYNC

®

 – a 

hands-free communications 

and entertainment system 

with special phone and 

media features. For more 

information, please refer 

to the SYNC

®

 Supplement 

or to the SYNC

®

 section in 

the Navigation Supplement. 

Please also feel free to visit 

www.SyncMyRide.com. 

 

If you have SYNC,

®

  your 

vehicle will be equipped with 

a USB port inside the center 

console. This feature allows 

you to plug in media playing 

devices, memory sticks, and 

also to charge devices if they  

support this feature. For  

more information, please  

refer to Accessing and Using 

your USB port in the SYNC

®

  

supplement or the Navigation 

system supplement.

 

Your vehicle may be equipped 

with an ambient lighting 

feature. The control is located 

on the center console and, 

when activated, illuminates 

footwells, storage bins and 

cupholders with a choice 

of seven colors. Ambient 

lighting is operational when 

the ignition is on or in the 

accessory position. Press the 

 control repeatedly to turn 

on, cycle through your color 

choices, and turn off.

SecuriLock™ passive  

anti-theft system is an  

engine immobilization  

system. This system is 

designed to help prevent the 

engine from being started 

unless a coded Integrated 

Keyhead Transmitter (IKT) 

programmed to your vehicle is 

used. Using the wrong type of 

coded key may lead to a “no  

start” condition.

 

Front wheel drive vehicles 

have a fuel tank capacity of 

19.2 gallons (72.7 L) while 

All Wheel drive vehicles 

have a fuel tank capacity of 

20.8 gallons (78.7L). Your 

vehicle is designed to use 

“Regular” unleaded gasoline 

with an octane rating of 87. 

Do not use gasoline labeled 

as “Regular” in high altitude 

areas that are sold with 

Octane ratings less than 87.  

Do not use E85 fuels that are 

blended with a maximum of 

85% ethanol. 

 

Your tire pressure is 

properly set at the 

dealership according to the 

recommended specifications 

found on the Safety 

Compliance Certification 

Label or Tire Label located on 

the on the B-Pillar or the edge 

of the driver’s door. Check 

your tire pressure at least 

once a month and before long 

trips (including spare). As an 

added safety feature, your 

vehicle has a Tire Pressure 

Monitoring System (TPMS) 

that illuminates a low tire 

pressure warning light when 

one or more of your tires is 

significantly under-inflated. 

Improperly inflated tires can 

affect vehicle handling and 

can fail suddenly, possibly 

resulting in loss of vehicle 

control. Refer to the Tires, 

Wheels and Loading chapter 

in your Owner’s Guide for 

more information.

 

The fuel pump shut-off  

switch stops the electric fuel 

pump from sending fuel to 

your engine when your  

vehicle has sustained a 

substantial jolt. This switch  

is located behind a panel on 

the left side of the cargo  

area. For more information, 

refer to the Roadside 

Emergencies chapter of  

your Owner’s Guide.

If you get a flat tire while 

driving, do not apply the 

brake heavily. Instead, 

gradually decrease your 

speed. Hold the steering 

wheel firmly and slowly move 

to a safe place on the side 

of the road. Your vehicle is 

equipped with a temporary 

spare tire. The spare tire and 

tools are located in the rear 

cargo area of the vehicle, 

under the carpeted floor 

panel. For complete details 

on how to change your tire, 

please refer to the Roadside 

Emergencies chapter in your 

Owner’s Guide. 

 

Your vehicle may be equipped 

with a reverse sensing system 

which can warn you if there 

is a large object behind the 

vehicle that may be too low 

for you to see. The system 

will sound a warning tone that 

increases in frequency as the 

object gets closer and will 

sound continuously when the 

object is less than 10 inches 

away. Refer to your Owner’s 

Guide for safety information 

and more details. 

 

Your vehicle is equipped with 

the S.O.S. Post Crash Alert 

system. This system provides 

audible and visual alarms in 

the event of a crash which 

causes the deployment of 

airbags or the activation of 

the safety belt pretensioners. 

The turn signals will flash 

and the horn will sound. To 

deactivate the system, press 

the hazard flasher control, 

or you can press 

 on your 

remote transmitter.

 

Your new Ford Edge comes 

with the assurance and 

support of 24-hour  

emergency roadside 

assistance. Roadside 

assistance includes 

such services as: lockout 

assistance, limited fuel 

delivery, battery jump  

starts, changing a flat tire, 

towing, and winch out. To 

receive roadside assistance  

in the United States, call  

1 (800) 241-3673. In 

Canada, call 1 (800) 

665-2006. For more 

information on coverage 

period and details of service, 

refer to your roadside 

assistance information.

 

Your vehicle may be equipped 

with All Wheel Drive (AWD). 

The AWD system is always 

active and uses all four 

wheels to power the vehicle. 

This increases traction, 

enabling you to drive over 

terrain and road conditions 

that a conventional two-wheel 

drive vehicle cannot. Refer to 

your Owner’s Guide for more 

information. 

Note: If your 

vehicle is equipped with AWD, 

a spare tire of a different size 

(other than the tire provided) 

should never be used. Using 

a different size could cause 

the AWD system to stop 

functioning and default to 

front wheel drive. Your  

vehicle is not intended for 

off-road use.

TEmPERATURE cONTROLS 

 

Press to increase or decrease 

the temperature on the 

driver or passenger side of 

the vehicle. Pressing the 

passenger side control will 

activate dual zone where the 

driver and passenger are able 

to select their own individual 

settings. If the passenger side 

controls are not activated, 

the driver side controls will 

determine the temperature 

setting for the entire vehicle 

(single zone). 
2.

 

Press to activate automatic 

temperature control. The 

system will automatically 

determine fan speed, airflow 

location, A/C (on or off) and 

outside or recirculated air 

based on your temperature 

selection.
3.

 

Outside air is shut out and 

the fan will not operate. 
4.

 

Press once for high heat (two 

lights), twice for low heat  

(one light) and a third time  

to deactivate (no lights).
5.

 

Allows you to manually 

determine where airflow 

is directed (floor vents, 

instrument panel vents, 

rear seat floor vents or a 

combination). To return to 

fully automatic control,  

press AUTO. 

 

Press to display the outside 

air temperature. Press 

again to return to interior 

temperature. 
7.

 

Press to activate/deactivate 

air conditioning. For a MAX 

A/C setting, press A/C, 

 

and set the temperature to 

60°F (16°C) and the highest 

blower setting. 
8.

Press 

 to recirculate cabin 

air. Recirculated air may 

reduce the amount of time 

to cool down the interior of 

the vehicle and may also help 

reduce undesired odors from 

reaching the interior of  

the vehicle. 
9.

 

Distributes outside air through 

the windshield defroster and 

demister vents to clear fog or 

thin ice from the windshield. 
10.

 

Press 

 to clear the rear 

window of thin ice and fog. 

Press again to deactivate. 

If your vehicle is equipped 

with both a rear defroster 

and heated mirrors, the same 

button will activate both. 
11.

 

Press to activate dual zone 

mode where the driver and 

passenger have control of 

their individual temperature 

settings. Press again to 

return to single zone where 

the driver’s settings will 

determine the temperature  

for the entire vehicle. 

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P.O. Box 6248  

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1-800-392-3673 (FORD)

(TDD for the hearing impaired: 1-800-232-5952)

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 occupants. Please 

read your entire Owner’s Guide 

carefully as you begin learning 

about your new vehicle and refer  

to the appropriate chapters 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.

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August 2008  

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  First Printing  

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  Quick Reference Guide  

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  Edge  

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  Litho in U.S.A.

 

The front passenger seatback can be folded to a horizontal position to 

make room for a long load. To fold the seatback, move the seat as far 

back as possible. Push the head restraint release button and move the 
head restraint fully down. Pull up on the recliner handle 

located on the 

outboard side of the seat to fold the front passenger seatback. Without 

releasing the handle, push the seatback forward. Move the seat as far 

forward as possible.

 

To adjust the second row seatback to the desired position, while seated, 
pull the release lever 

 up and push the seatback rearward. 

 

To fold down the rear seat, pull up on the lever 

on the outboard side of 

the seat cushion and let the seatback rotate downward into the load floor 

position. To return to the upright position, rotate the seatback upward 

until the seatback latches. The seatback will click when it is locked  

into position. 

 

The control buttons are located on the left-hand rear quarter trim panel 

(accessible from the liftgate area). Press and hold the control to lower the 

seat. The top portion lowers the RIGHT (40%) seatback, and the bottom 

portion lowers the LEFT (60%) seatback.