2013 FORD FIESTA wheel

4–5 Instrument Panel
6–9 SYNC®
10–11 Convenience
12–13 Essential Information
14 Function
15 Comfort
Basic Commands
• Help
• List of commands
• SYNC
• Previous
• Next
• Go back
• Exit
• Help
• Vehicle health report
• Mobile apps
Phone
• Phone list of commands
• Dial
• Call on cell/at
home/at work
• Call voicemail
• Do not disturb
* Phone-dependent feature.
Entertainment
• Audio list of commands*
• Audio
• Radio:
- FM <87.7-107.9>
- FM preset <#>
• CD:
- Play track <1-512>
- Shuffle
• USB:
- Play artist
- Play album
• Bluetooth
®:
- Play next track
- Play previous track
* You can also get detailed
lists of commands for
radio, USB, Bluetooth
®
audio, and Sirius. SYNC
® Services
Must say “Services” first, and then:
• What can I say?
• Traffic
• Directions
• Business search
• Operator (for direction or business search)
• Favorites
• News, sports, weather horoscopes,
stock quotes, movies or travel
• Help
Touch the voice button on the steering wheel, and then say:
SYNC®. Say the Word.
Refer to your Owner’s Manual, Syncmyride.com or call 1-800-392-3673 (option 3 Support) for more complete
information on SYNC.
fiesta SYNC voice commands

INStrumENt PaNEl5
1. Media Steering
Wheel ControlS*

(Volume): Press to increase (+)
or decrease (-) volume levels.
Press to access voice recognition.
Press to answer an
incoming call.

Press to exit phone mode or
end a call.
Press OK to confirm messages
and selections.
2. tilt/teleSC ope
Steering Colu Mn
Unlock the steering wheel by
pulling the lever down. Adjust the wheel to the desired position. Push the lever back up to lock the steering wheel in place.
3. ServiCe engine Soon light
Illuminates briefly when
the ignition is turned on. If it remains on or is blinking after the engine is started, the on-board diagnostics system (OBD-II) has detected a malfunction. Drive in a
moderate fashion and contact your
authorized dealer as soon as possible.
4. inforMation diSplayS
Provides information about various
systems on your vehicle. Use the trip
computer lever, on the left-hand side of
the steering wheel to scroll through and
choose trip computer functions. Refer to
the Information Displays chapter of your
Owner’s Manual for more information.
5. CruiSe Control*
To set your cruise control speed:
1. Press the ON control and release.
2. Accelerate to the desired speed.
3. Press the SET + control and
release, then take your foot off
the accelerator.
After your speed has been set, you
can press SET +/ SET - to adjust your
cruise speed. To disable, press the
OFF control.
6. Wiper ControlS
Pull the stalk down for a single wipe.
Raise the stalk upward for intermittent
wipe mode. Adjust the intermittent

wipe intervals by using the rotary
control on the stalk. To spray and wash
the windshield, press the end of the
wiper stalk in, the wipers will operate for
a short time after. To operate the rear
wipers pull the stalk toward you.
7. puSh Button Start*
Allows you to start your vehicle by
pressing the ENGINE START/STOP
button while fully pressing down on the
brake pedal. Press the button again to
turn the engine off.
NOTE: Your intelligent access key*
must be inside the vehicle for keyless
starting to work.
8. infotainMent Center
Use your center stack controls to
interact with SYNC* as well as your
audio and vehicle settings. SYNC and
entertainment messages as well as your
settings will appear in the infotainment
screen. Press OK to confirm messages.
9. l oCk/unloCk Button
Lights up when all doors and trunk are
locked. When the button remains unlit,
one or more doors are unlocked.
* if equipped
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ESSENtIal INFormatIoN
fuel tank Capa City/
fuel info
Your vehicles have a 12.4
gallon (47L) fuel tank
capacity. Use only “Regular”
unleaded gasoline with an
octane rating of 87 or higher.
Do not use E85 fuels because
your vehicle was not designed
to run on fuels with more than
15% ethanol.

rear Windo W
Buffeting
When one or both of your rear
windows are open, you may
hear a wind throb or buffeting
noise. To alleviate this, simply
lower a front window until
buffeting subsides.
l oCation of Spare
tire and t oolS
Your vehicle is either
equipped with a temporary
spare tire or a temporary
mobility kit, both of which
are located in the trunk. The
mobility kit contains an air
compressor to re-inflate the
tire and a sealing compound
that will seal most punctures
caused by nails or similar
objects. Do not attempt to
repair large punctures or
damage to the tire’s sidewall.
The mobility kit provides a
temporary seal allowing you
to drive up to 120 miles at a
maximum speed of 50 mph.
After sealant use, the TPMS
sensor and valve stem on the
wheel must be replaced by
an authorized Ford dealer.
For vehicles with a spare tire,
refer to the Changing a Road
Wheel section in the Wheels
and Tires chapter of your
Owner’s Manual.
SoS poSt-CraSh
alert SySteM™
Provides audible and visual
alarms when a crash 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,
press the hazard flasher
control on the instrument
panel or the panic button
.
roadSide aSSiStanCe
Your new Ford vehicle
comes with the assurance
and support of 24-hour
emergency roadside
assistance. To receive
roadside assistance in
the United States, call
1-(800)-241-3673. In Canada,
call 1-(800)-665-2006.
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tire preSSure
Monitoring SySteM
Your vehicle illuminates a
low tire pressure warning
light
in your instrument
cluster when one or more
of your tires is significantly
underinflated. If this happens
stop and check your tires as
soon as possible. Inflate them
to the proper pressure. Refer
to the Inflating Your Tires
section in the Wheels and
Tires chapter of your Owner’s
Manual for more information.
fuel effiCient
tranSMiSSion
Your vehicle has been
designed to improve fuel
economy by reducing fuel
usage while coasting or
decelerating. This may
be perceived as a light to
medium braking sensation
when removing your foot
from the accelerator pedal.
front Seat adjuSterS
Lift the control to adjust the
angle of the seatback.
f olding rear Seat(S)
With adjuStaBle
head reStraintS
The rear seat backs can be
folded down for more cargo
space. To do this; make sure
the adjustable rear head
restraints are in the lowest
position. Press and hold the
release button on the seat
back and fold the seat back
down. When raising the seat
back(s), make sure you hear
the seat latch into place. Pull
down on
the seat
back to
make
sure it has
latched.
tilting head
reStraintS*
Your vehicle’s front row head
restraints can be adjusted.
Pull up to raise the head
restraint. To lower, press the
head restraint down while
pressing and holding the
guide sleeve adjust/release
button. Tilt the head restraint
forward for additional
comfort by gently pulling
the top of the head restraint.
Once it is in its forward-most
position, tilting it forward
once more will release it to
the upright position.
NOTE: Do not attempt to
force the headrest backward
after it is tilted. Instead,
continue tilting it forward
until the headrest releases
to the upright position.
ESSENtIal INF ormatIoN
Recline Adjustment
Lift the control
to adjust the
angle of the
seatback.
Seatback
Recline
Control
Height
Adjustment
Control