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Folding the 20% Middle Seat (if
equipped) to a load Floor PoSition
To fold the seat, pull the lever (lever 3)
located on the seatback to release the
folding seat latch. With the latch released,
the seatback can be lowered into the
load floor position. A moderate force may
be required to move the seat forward
and down.
retUrning the 20% Middle Seat to
the UPright PoSition FroM the FUll Y-loWered Floor PoSition
To return the seat to the upright position, lift and pull the seatback until the seat latch is
fully engaged.
quick reference guide
EXPEDITION08
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Ess ENTI al INfOrma TION
FUel tank CaP aCit Y Your vehicle’s fuel tank can accommodate 28 gallons (106L) of gasoline.
( e xpedition eL accommodates 33.5 gallons (126.8L) of gasoline.) Your vehicle is designed to use
“ r egular” unleaded gasoline with a pump ( r+M)/2 octane rating of 87 for optimum performance.
The use of gasoline with lower octane ratings may degrade performance.
tire PreSSUre Your tire pressure is properly set at the dealership according to the recommended
specifications found on the Safety compliance certification Label located on the driver’s door latch
pillar or the edge of the driver’s door. Please check your tire pressure during routine maintenance and
seasonal changes and when the Tire Pressure Monitoring System warning indicator is illuminated.
Warning: improperly inflated tires can affect vehicle handling and tire performance. See “Additional
f eatures” on the reverse side for more information on the TPMS.
FUSeS if electrical components in the vehicle are not working, a fuse may have blown. for more
information about changing a fuse, please consult your Owner’s guide.
FUel PUMP ShUt-oFF SWit Ch After a collision, if the engine cranks but does not start, the fuel
pump shut-off switch may have to be reset. The switch is located in the left rear quarter trim panel,
near the liftgate, behind an access panel. f or complete details on resetting the switch, please consult
your Owner’s guide.
Changing the tireS 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. Prior to jacking, hoisting or towing your vehicle, be sure to turn O ff the running
boards (if equipped) and the optional rear load leveling suspension. never place your hand between
the extended running board and the vehicle. A moving running board may cause injury. Your vehicle
may be equipped with a conventional spare tire that is different in one or more of the following: type,
brand, size, speed rating and tread design. Your vehicle may be equipped with a spare wheel that may
not match the road wheels and is not equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) sensor.
Location of the Spare tire and t ooLS
item Location
Spare Tire under the vehicle, just forward of the rear bumper
Jack Tools and under the access panel, located in the floor compartment behind the
Jacking instructions third row seat
r oadSide eMergenCieS
To fully assist you if you should have a vehicle concern, f ord Motor
company offers a complimentary roadside assistance program. This program is separate from the new
Vehicle Limited Warranty. The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the new Vehicle
Limited Warranty period (u .S.) or Basic Warranty period (canada). roadside assistance will cover:
q changing a flat tire q Jump-starts q Limited fuel delivery
q Lockout assistance q Towing of your vehicle q Winch Out
r oadSide aSSiS tance centerS
country Phone number
u nited States 1-800-241-3673
canada 1-800-665-2006
f or complete details on any roadside assistance concern, please consult the roadside emergencies
chapter, or the customer Assistance chapter in your Owner’s guide.
f
ord Motor company customer relationship center
P.O. Box 6248
dearborn, Mi 48121
1-800-392-3673 (fOrd)
(Tdd for the hearing impaired: 1-800-232-5952)
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aUDIO sYsTE m Pre Miu M/Audi OPHiL e AM/ fM S Tere O in- dASH Six cd/MP3 S Ound S YSTeM (if equipped )
sECOND rOW sEaTs sECOND rOW sEaTs (cO nTinued)
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. iMPOr
TAnT: Before folding the second row seats, ensure that the head restraints are fully flipped
down by pulling on the strap and that all items have been removed from the floor and off the seats.
exiting the third r oW Seat
f old head restraint forward (Pos. 4). Pull up on the strap located at the back of the second row
seat by the outboard side shield (Pull Strap). The seatback will fold forward to the cushion (Pos. 5).
continue pulling up on the pull strap and the seat will flip forward (Pos. 6). To return the seat to the
upright position, push the seat down until it is latched to the floor strikers. Then, lift the seatback to
the upright position and flip the head restraint to the upright position.
Folding the oUtboard Seatba CkS
to a load Floor PoSition – (reFer
to the iMPortant note above)
To fold the seats to a load floor position,
lift the lever (lever 1) located on the
outboard side of the seat to release the
seatback. To lower the seat further to
the fully-lowered position for maximum
cargo capacity, locate (lever 2) on the
seatback. Pulling the lever releases the
seat into the kneel-down floor position.
A moderate force may be required to move the seat forward and down.
POWE r l If TG aTE OPE raTION
retUrning the Seat S to the UPright PoSition FroM the
FUll Y-lo Wered Floor PoSition
The seatback cannot be returned to the upright position until the seat
is returned from the kneel-down position. To return the seat to the
upright position, lift and pull the seat rearward until the latch is fully
engaged. do not attempt to unlatch the rear floor hooks while the seat
is in the kneel-down position.
With the seatback in the folded down position, lift up on the seatback.
This will allow the seatback to be lifted to the upright locked position.
1 Cd eJeCt Press and a
memory preset 1-6 to eject a
cd from a specific slot. Press
and hold to auto eject all cds
present in the system.
2 load Press LOA d and a
memory preset to load a
specific slot. Press and hold to
autoload up to six cds.
3 aM/FM Press to select AM/
fM1/fM2 frequency band.
4 Seek Press to access the
previous or next strong station,
cd track, previous/next channel
(if equipped with satellite radio),
previous/additional display text
or category.
5 text/SCan Press and hold
to hear a brief sampling of radio
stations or cd tracks. Press
again to stop. in cd /MP3 mode,
press and release to display
track title, artist name and
disc title. 6
Folder in folder mode,
press to access previous or
next folder on MP3 discs,
if available.
Satellite radio FeatUreS
and C ontrolS (if equipped)
7 a Ux Press repeatedly to cycle
through feS/d Vd (if equipped),
SAT1, SAT2, SAT3 (satellite
radio mode if equipped), or
L ine in (auxiliary audio mode
if equipped). Press AM/ fM to
return to radio mode.
Satellite radio is available
only with a valid SiriuS
radio subscription. check
with your authorized dealer
for availability.
8 tUne/diSC SeleCtor in
radio mode, press to go
up/down the frequency band.
i n menu mode, use to select
various settings. in cd /MP3
mode, press to select a
desired disc. 9
MenU Press this button
when satellite radio mode is
active to access. Press O k to
enter into the satellite radio
menu. Press
/ to cycle
through the following options:
c ategory, Save Song, delete
Song, delete All Songs and
e nable Alerts/ disable Alerts.
f or more information, please
consult your Owner’s guide.
10
u/ii ok (Pla Y/PaUSe) This
control is operational in cd and
d Vd mode (if equipped). When
a cd or dVd is playing in the
feS system, press this control
to play or pause the current
cd /d Vd . The cd/d Vd status
will display in the radio display.
ok: use in various menu
selections.
SETTING THE CLOCK Press
M enu until S eLec T HO ur or
S eLec T M inS is displayed.
Press
/ / t Seek u to adjust
the hours/minutes.
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To open the power liftgate, push the button on the instrument panel (Figure a),
press on your five-button key fob, or press the liftgate control button located
on the inside of the liftgate handle. To close, press and release the control located
in the left rear quarter panel (Figure b). keep clear of the liftgate when operating
the rear switch.
To open a manual liftgate, unlock the liftgate (with the power door locks or the
remote entry transmitter button) and push the outside liftgate control button on
the handle below the license plate. To close, make certain
the liftgate window is closed, and then push the liftgate
closed until it latches securely.
To unlatch the liftgate window, push the button (Figure C)
on the liftgate located to the left of the license plate.
d o not open the liftgate or the liftgate window in a garage
or other enclosed area with a low ceiling.
figure A
entering the third r oW Seat
f old head restraint forward (Pos. 1). Pull up on the lever (lever 1) located on the side of either
outboard second row seat until the seatback folds forward to the seat cushion (Pos. 2). Pull lever fully
upward (lever 1). The seat will then flip forward (Pos. 3).
Pos. 1 Lever 1Pos. 2 Pos. 3
Pos. 4 Pull StrapPos. 5 Pos. 6
navigation SYSteM (if equipped) Please refer to the navigation Supplement for more information
on the navigation system.
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