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Brand | Ford |
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Model | Explorer 2004 |
Category | Automobile |
Language | English |
Warning regarding chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects.
Information on reducing personal injury and protecting the environment.
Alerts from gauges and lights about vehicle conditions.
Explanation of various gauges on the instrument panel.
Description and operation of the AM/FM stereo with single CD player.
Operation of the premium six-disc CD player and audio system.
Controls for manual climate settings like temperature and airflow.
Operation of the dual-zone automatic climate control system.
Operation of headlamps, parking lamps, and tail lamps.
Instructions for adjusting the vertical aim of headlamps.
Controls for windshield wipers and washers.
Operation and setting of the vehicle's speed control system.
Information on the outside temperature and compass display.
Operation of power door locks and the liftgate lock.
Using the keyless entry keypad and remote transmitter.
Adjustments and features related to vehicle seats.
Information on the SRS system, its components, and operation.
Guidelines for properly using child safety seats and restraints.
Ignition positions and pre-start safety checks.
Information about brake system operation and warnings.
How to operate the 4WD system and its indicator lights.
Information about the complimentary roadside assistance program.
Locating and identifying fuses and relays in the vehicle.
Step-by-step guide for jump starting a vehicle safely.
Procedures for obtaining service at home and away from home.
How to report vehicle safety defects to NHTSA and Ford.
Instructions for washing the vehicle's exterior and paint.
Guidelines for cleaning the engine compartment safely.
Guidance on routine service and recommended parts.
Diagrams identifying key engine bay components for V6 and V8 engines.
Procedures for checking and adding engine oil.
Instructions for checking and adjusting tire inflation pressure.