1996 FORD MUSTANG window

132 % [FV36200( ALL)03/95]Using the Remote Control for the
Trunk (If equipped)
[FV36400(M )08/93]
You can use the remote control inside your
glove compartment to unlock and open the
trunk. If equipped, you can also use your remote
entry system to open the trunk.
[FV36600(M )01/89]
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The remote control for the trunk
% [FV37300(M )12/94]
Convertible (If equipped)
[FV37650(M )09/95]
NOTE: Do not store articles behind rear seat.
Articles stored in the convertible top
stowage compartment may break the
rear glass window when the top is
lowered.
% [FV38600(M )01/89]
Lowering the Convertible Top
[FV38700(M )03/93]
The convertible top can be lowered with the side
windows either up or down.
[FV38750(M )09/95]
NOTE: CONVERTIBLE TOP WILL NOT
OPERATE UNLESS PARKING BRAKE
IS ENGAGED. Do not lower the top
while the vehicle is moving because
the top may be severely damaged.
Also, do not lower the top when the
top material is wet.
[FV38800(M )01/89]
To lower the convertible top:
[FV38850(M )03/93]
1. Bring vehicle to a complete stop. Engage the
parking brake.
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137 [FV41150(M )05/95]
6. Removal
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Raising the Convertible Top
[FV41700(M )09/95]
NOTE: CONVERTIBLE TOP WILL NOT
OPERATE UNLESS PARKING BRAKE
IS ENGAGED. Do not raise the top
while the vehicle is moving because
the top may be severely damaged.
[FV41800(M )01/89]
To raise the convertible top:
[FV41850(M )02/93]
1. Bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Engage
the parking brake.
[FV41900(M )06/93]
2. Remove the boot cover, place it in the bag
and store it in the luggage compartment.
[FV41950(M )03/93]
3. Lower the front and rear side windows.
[FV42000(M )06/93]
4. Push the convertible top button in, holding it
until the top unfolds and moves forward
toward the windshield header.
[FV42100(M )03/93]
5. Open both top clamps before the top meets
the windshield header.
[FV42200(M )03/93]
6. Continue to use the top motor to raise the
top until it has reached the fully closed
position flush to the header.
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138 [FV42300(M )03/93]7. The two pins under the forward edge of the
top should seat themselves in the matching
holes in the header.
[FV42400(M )06/93]
8. To fasten both clamps securely, push the
clamp handles into the header on the top
until they are flush with the header. Pulling
down on the header at the center grip while
closing the latches may assist in fastening
the clamps.
[FV42410(M )03/93]
9. Raise the front and rear side windows.
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Convertible Top and Padded Molding Care
[FV42414(M )03/95]
To avoid damage to the vinyl top and moldings,
use only an approved Ford cleaner, or
equivalent. Do not use stiff bristle brushes or
abrasive material or cleaners.
[FV42416(M )03/95]
Hot waxes applied by automatic car washes can
affect the cleanability of vinyl material.
[FV42418(M )03/95]
NOTE: Using high water pressure or wand
type car washes against the convertible
top and windows may cause water
leaks and possible seal damage.
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[SV12100( ALL)05/95]
3. After at least 3-5 tankfuls, fill the fuel tank
and record the final odometer reading.
*
[SV12200( ALL)10/95]
4. Use these equations to calculate your fuel
economy:
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[SV12250( ALL)10/95]
q
English: MPG = (total miles driven)V
(gallons used)
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[SV12275( ALL)10/95]
q
Metric: L/100k = (liters used)V
(100 kilometers)
*
[SV12300( ALL)05/95]
Comparisons With EPA Estimates
*
[SV12400( ALL)05/95]
EPA fuel economy figures are obtained from
laboratory tests under simulated road conditions
and may not reflect the actual conditions you
experience or your style of driving. The EPA
fuel economy estimate is not a guarantee that
you will achieve the fuel economy shown.
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[SV12650( ALL)05/95]
The following decrease fuel economy:
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q
Lack of regular, scheduled maintenance
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q
Rapid acceleration and excessive speed
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q
Driving with your foot on the brake
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q
Sudden stops
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q
Extended engine idling
*
[SV13000( ALL)05/95]
q
Using speed control in hilly terrain
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[SV13100( ALL)05/95]
q
Extended use of the A/C, defroster, rear
window defroster and other accessories
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[SV13200( ALL)05/95]
q
Underinflated tires
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[SV13300( ALL)05/95]
q
Heavy loads
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[SV13400( ALL)05/95]
q
Aftermarket add-ons such as bike, ski or
luggage racks, bug deflectors, etc.
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277 [SV36174(M )10/95]
NOTE: Brake fluid and power steering fluid
CAN NOT be mixed. Only add brake
fluid to the brake master cylinder
reservoir. Only add power steering
fluid to the power steering reservoir.
[SV36179(M )10/95]
3. Visually verify that the fluid level is above
the MIN line adjacent to the reservoir ªsight
window.º
[SV36183(M )10/95]
4. If the power steering fluid is below the MIN
line, remove the cap and add fluid in small
amounts until the level is between the MIN
and MAX lines.
[SV36186(M )10/95]
5. Reinstall the reservoir cap.
[SV36188(M)02/96]
It is normal for the fluid level to be above the
MAX line after the brake pedal has been pushed
several times with the engine off. (If you want
to double check it; restart the engine and turn
steering wheel to full right turn, the full left turn
and then turn engine off and re-check fluid
level. It should be between the MIN and MAX
line.)
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322 Index
Controls
instrument panel............ 79
mirrors................ 125
steering column............. 91
Convertible
cleaning............... 138
installation of the boot......... 134
lowering the convertible top...... 132
raising the convertible top....... 137
Coolant (see Engine coolant)
checking and adding......... 252
drain and flush............ 257
preparing for storage......... 303
proper solution............ 255
refill capacities............ 298
specifications............. 300
temperature gauge........... 73
warnings............... 252
Cooling fan............... 236
Crankcase emission filter......... 299
Cruise control (see Speed control)...... 97
Customer Assistance Center, Ford (U.S.) . . 217
Customer Assistance Centre,
Ford of Canada..........217, 223
D
Dashboard (see Instrument panel)...... 79
Daytime running light system....... 84
Defects, reporting............ 222
Defrost
rear window.............. 83
windshield............... 82
Dipstick
automatic transmission fluid....269, 271
engine oil.............. 249
power steering fluid.......... 274
Disabled vehicle (see Towing)...... 213
Dispute Settlement Board........ 218
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Index 331
Mirrors................. 125
rearview............... 125
side view mirrors........... 125
side view mirrors (manual)...... 127
vanity mirror, illuminated....... 128
Motorcraft parts............. 299
N
National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration......... 222
New vehicle break-in........... 5
O
Octane rating............243±244
Odometer
description............... 75
trip odometer............. 75
Oil filter..............251, 299
Oil (see Engine oil)........... 248
Oil viscosity............248±249
On-board diagnostic (OBD II) system . . . 295
Overdrive............... 180
Overseas offices............. 224
P
Panic alarm feature, remote entry system . 111
Parking brake
operation.............. 188
warning light.............. 64
Parts (see Motorcraft Parts)....... 299
PCV valve, specifications........ 299
Power distribution box (see Fuses).... 278
Power door locks............ 103
Power features
door locks.............. 103
lumbar support............ 121
mirrors.............125, 127
seats................. 120
windows............... 114
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332 Index
Power point electrical outlet....... 130
Power steering
dipstick.............274±275
driving with power steering...... 186
fluid, checking and adding....... 274
fluid, refill capacity.......... 298
fluid, specifications.......... 300
servicing............... 186
Prop rod, hood............. 238
R
Radio (see Electronic sound systems) . . . 141
Rear axle
lubricant specification......... 300
refill capacity............. 298
Rearview mirror............. 126
Rear window
defroster................ 83
washer reservoir........... 261
Refill capacities for fluids........ 298
Regulations, National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration............ 222
Relays................. 278
Remote control, trunk.......... 132
Remote entry system
arming and disarming the anti-theft system 111
illuminated entry........... 112
locking/unlocking doors........ 110
opening the trunk........... 110
panic alarm.............. 111
replacement/additional transmitters . . . 113
replacing the batteries......... 112
Reporting safety defects......... 222
Restraints, safety (see Safety restraints)
adult.................. 9
child.................. 28
head................. 116
infant............... 28,30
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