Ford TOURNEO CONNECT User Manual

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Ha
ve all work on wheel rims with bol-
ted-on rim rings carried out only by
a suitably qualified workshop.
Tyre pressure
Please refer to at the start of the
chapt
er on page 335.
Fig. 205 Informa
tion on the tyre pressure
sticker.
1
Tyre size.
2
Note: Check the tyre pressure when the
tyres are c
old.
3
Rim size.
4
Tyre pressure for the tyres on the front
a
xle.
5
Tyre pressure for the tyres on the rear
a
xle.
6
Tyre pressure for partial load.
7
Tyre pressure for full load.
Fig. 206 On the driver door: tyre pressure
sticker (alterna
tively on the inside of the tank
flap).
The sticker shows the correct tyre pressure
for approved tyres.
The appearance of the sticker may dier
between vehicles. It ma
y include additional
tyre sizes.
The wrong tyre pressure will have a nega-
tive eect on the vehicle’s response and
leads to high levels of wear or even a burst
tyre →
. The correct tyre pressure is par-
tic
ularly important at high speeds.
Checking the tyre pressure
The tyre pressure should be checked regu-
larly, at least once a month and before ev-
ery long trip. Always check all the tyres, in-
cluding the spare if fitted. The tyre pressure
should be checked more frequently in cold-
er regions, but only if the vehicle has not
been moved beforehand. The tyre pressure
tester must function correctly.
— Always check the tyre pressure when the
tyres are cold. The specified tyre pressure
applies to cold tyres. Tyre pressure is al-
ways higher in warm tyres than it is in
cold tyres. For this reason, never reduce
the pressure in warm tyres to adjust the
tyre pressure.
— Always adjust the tyre pressure to the
load level.
— Aer adjusting the tyre pressures, always
screw the caps onto the valves and ob-
serve the information on the tyre moni-
toring system.
— Always use the tyre pressure specified on
the sticker. Never exceed the maximum
tyre pressure which is given on the side-
wall of the tyre
WARNING
Incorrect tyre pressure may cause the tyre
to suddenly lose pressure or burst while
the vehicle is in motion. T
his can cause
serious accidents and fatal injuries.
·
If the tyre pressure is too low, it is possi-
ble that the tyre temperature will in-
crease to such an extent when driving
that the tread peels o and the tyre
bursts.
·
Driving too fast and overloading the ve-
hicle can cause overheating, sudden
tyre damage including tyre bursts and
detachment of the tread surface, which
may result in you losing control of the
vehicle.
Information about wheels and tyres
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2KF012720AB

Ford TOURNEO CONNECT Specifications

General

Brand	Ford
Model	TOURNEO CONNECT
Category	Automobile
Language	English

Summary

About this Owner’s Manual

Explanations

Explains phrases and terms used in the manual for better understanding.

Description of symbols

Explains various symbols used in the manual, including warnings and references.

Vehicle overviews

Front view

Details components of the front view of the vehicle, including lights and sensors.

Rear view

Details components of the rear view of the vehicle, including lights and boot lid.

Driver door

Details controls and features within the driver's door panel.

Driver side

Shows the overview of the driver side in both left-hand and right-hand drive vehicles.

Centre console

Details controls and features of the upper section of the centre console.

Front passenger side

Details the front passenger side of the dash panel, including airbag and vents.

Controls in the roof

Lists symbols and meanings for controls in the roof console, including interior lights and emergency call.

Driver information

Symbols on the instrument cluster

Details warning and indicator lamps, their meaning, and potential consequences of ignoring them.

Warning and information messages

Explains how the system checks components, indicates malfunctions with symbols, and provides acoustic warnings.

Introduction to instrument cluster

Describes analogue or digital instrument clusters and their functions, including menus and settings.

Digital instrument cluster

Introduces the Digital Cockpit as a digital instrument cluster with a high-resolution TFT display.

Overview of digital instrument cluster

Explains the Digital Cockpit, its TFT display, and secondary displays.

Operating the digital instrument cluster

Details how to operate the digital instrument cluster using steering wheel buttons.

Views in the display area

Explains how to change the main display view and lists available views like Summary, Basic, Classic, Navigation, etc.

Selecting a menu or information display

Guides on how to select menus or information displays via multifunction steering wheel or wiper lever.

Adjusting settings in menus

Explains how to adjust settings in menus using steering wheel buttons or wiper lever.

Returning to the selection menu

Explains how to return to the selection menu or navigate back from menus.

Navigation map in the digital instrument cluster

Describes how to display and adjust the navigation map in the digital instrument cluster.

Information displays on the digital instrument cluster

Lists various information displays available in the digital instrument cluster main display area.

Possible displays in the main display area of the digital instrument cluster

Lists various data like outside temperature, date/time, road signs, driver assist systems, etc.

Outside temperature display

Explains the outside temperature display, including the snowflake symbol for freezing temperatures.

Analogue instrument cluster

Introduces the analogue instrument cluster and its overview.

Overview of analogue instrument cluster

Details the components of the analogue instrument cluster, including rev counter, speedometer, and fuel gauge.

Operating the analogue instrument cluster

Explains how to operate the analogue instrument cluster using steering wheel controls.

Information displays on analogue instrument cluster

Describes content and layout of menus and displays on the analogue instrument cluster.

Menus in the analogue instrument cluster

Lists available menus in the analogue instrument cluster, such as Assist systems, Audio, Driving data, etc.

Rev counter

Explains the rev counter dial, its red zone, and when to change gears or lift off the accelerator.

Fuel gauge

Describes the digital and analogue fuel gauges and the arrow indicating the fuel tank flap side.

Digital fuel gauge

Explains the digital fuel gauge and the arrow indicating the fuel tank flap side.

Analogue fuel gauge

Explains the analogue fuel gauge and the arrow indicating the fuel tank flap side.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for issues related to the fuel tank.

Fuel tank almost empty

Describes the yellow indicator lamp for low fuel and the reserve volume consumption.

Coolant temperature display

Explains how to display and interpret coolant temperature on digital and analogue displays.

Digital coolant temperature display

Details where the coolant temperature is displayed on the digital instrument cluster secondary displays.

Analogue coolant temperature display

Details the coolant temperature display in the analogue instrument cluster, including cold, normal, and warning ranges.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for coolant issues.

and Coolant

Addresses the red warning lamp for coolant issues, indicating low level or system fault.

Setting the speed warning in the analogue instrument cluster

Guides on setting speed warnings using multifunction steering wheel or wiper lever.

Selecting displays in the analogue instrument cluster

Explains how to select driving data displays in vehicle settings via Infotainment system.

Average speed display

Explains how the average speed is displayed after a short distance.

Consumption display

Explains how average fuel consumption is displayed.

Fuel range display

Explains the calculation of remaining distance based on fuel and driving style.

SCR range or Range display

Explains SCR range calculation and display conditions.

Convenience consumers

Lists active convenience systems that affect energy consumption, showing guide values.

Service

Provides information on the Service menu and related settings.

Service menu

Explains that settings can be made in the Service menu depending on vehicle equipment.

Opening the Service menu in the analogue instrument cluster

Guides on opening the Service menu in the analogue instrument cluster.

Opening the Service menu in the digital instrument cluster

Guides on opening the Service menu in the digital instrument cluster.

Retrieving the service interval status

Explains how to retrieve service interval status from the Service menu.

Resetting maintenance

Guides on resetting maintenance intervals via the menu.

Resetting oil change service

Guides on resetting oil change service intervals via the menu.

Displaying the engine code

Explains how to display the engine code via the Service menu.

Setting the time

Guides on setting the time via digital or analogue instrument clusters and Infotainment system.

Setting the time via the digital instrument cluster

Steps to set time via Service menu in digital instrument cluster.

Setting the time via the analogue instrument cluster

Steps to set time via Range profile in analogue instrument cluster.

Setting the time and date on the Infotainment system

Guides on setting time and date via Infotainment system settings.

Exit menu

Explains the Exit menu for adjusting function settings before leaving the vehicle.

Hiding the menu

Explains how to manually hide the Exit menu.

Setting

Explains how to change the sequence of displayed entries.

Vehicle settings menu

Explains how the Infotainment system combines key vehicle systems for settings adjustment.

General information on operating the unit

Provides information on settings adjustable in the Vehicle menu, with activated functions highlighted.

Opening the Vehicle settings menu

Guides on opening the Vehicle settings menu via Infotainment system or vehicle button.

Systems settings and display of vehicle information

Explains how to display information or adjust settings via Vehicle function button.

Driver Alert

Introduces the Driver Alert system that detects driver tiredness and provides warnings.

Introduction

Explains the Driver Alert system's purpose in detecting driver fatigue and issuing warnings.

Traffic Sign Recognition

Introduces Traffic Sign Recognition, which monitors signs and informs the driver.

Introduction

Explains the Traffic Sign Recognition system's function using a camera to monitor traffic signs.

Display of traffic signs

Shows examples of recognised speed limits and sub-plates on the instrument cluster display.

No-entry warning

Describes the warning issued if a no-entry sign is detected.

Limits of Traffic Sign Recognition

Refers to the start of the chapter for limits of Traffic Sign Recognition.

Error messages

Lists error messages for Traffic Sign Recognition, such as initialisation phase or system fault.

Speed warning currently not available.

Indicates when the speed warning function is unavailable and suggests a qualified workshop.

Traffic Sign Recognition: please clean windscreen.

Advises cleaning the windscreen for the camera if the system is impaired.

No data transmission from the Infotainment system.

Suggests checking map data or infotainment system if data transmission fails.

Traffic Sign Recognition is not supported in the country in which you are currently travelling.

States that Traffic Sign Recognition may not be supported in certain countries.

Function limitations

Lists system-related limitations for Traffic Sign Recognition, such as poor visibility or dirty camera.

Using Traffic Sign Recognition

Refers to the start of the chapter for using Traffic Sign Recognition.

Speed warning function

Explains how the system detects and warns about exceeding speed limits.

Trailer mode

Explains how trailer mode adjusts speed warning and traffic sign recognition for towing.

Data Privacy

Data recording

Explains what data is recorded by the vehicle's electronic control units, including status, events, and malfunctions.

Introduction

Introduces the Data Privacy section, emphasizing respect for privacy and commitment to protection.

Services that we provide

Explains data collection for Ford services, with consent or legal permission.

Services that third parties provide

Recommends reviewing terms for third-party services and states Ford's lack of responsibility.

Service data

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on service data collection by dealers.

Settings data

Explains that vehicles store data based on personalized settings, which can be deleted or shared.

Comfort and convenience data

Lists data recorded for comfort and convenience, such as seat position and climate settings.

Infotainment system

Describes data recorded by the Infotainment system, such as music and navigation destinations.

Connected vehicle data

Explains data related to the modem, software updates, and vehicle connectivity.

Mobile service data

Explains data sharing with mobile apps and the purpose of encryption.

Emergency call system data

Explains the data transmitted during an emergency call and the system's capabilities.

Safety

General information

Offers general advice on vehicle usage, including optional guards and preparation for trips and driving safety.

Preparing for a trip and driving safety

Lists pre-trip checks and driving safety observations for ensuring occupant and road user safety.

Driving abroad

Advises on finding legal requirements and technical modifications for driving abroad.

Checks when filling up

Provides instructions and warnings regarding work in the engine compartment and checks when filling up.

Sitting position

Describes options for adjusting front seats and ensuring correct sitting position.

Introduction

Introduces the section on adjusting front seats and emphasizes correct sitting position.

Overview of seats (authorised use of vehicle seats in accordance with type approval)

Provides a table detailing the authorised use of vehicle seats in accordance with type approval for 5-seater and 7-seater configurations.

Number of seats

States that the number of seats depends on configuration and equipment.

Retrofitting seats

Discusses the possibility of retrofitting seats, requiring qualified workshops and specific anchor points.

The dangers of assuming an incorrect sitting position

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the dangers of incorrect sitting positions.

Correct sitting position

Refers to the start of the chapter for correct sitting position guidance.

Sitting position

Refers to the start of the chapter for correct sitting position guidance.

Additional points for the driver:

Provides specific points for the driver regarding steering wheel and seat adjustment for safety.

Additional points for the front passenger:

Provides specific points for the front passenger regarding backrest and seat position for airbag effectiveness.

Seat belts

Introduces the section on seat belts, emphasizing regular checks and proper usage.

Introduction

Introduces the importance of checking seat belt condition and using qualified workshops for replacements.

Seat belt warning system and seatbelt status indicator

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the seat belt warning system and status indicator.

Belt status display for the rear seats

Explains how the belt status indicator shows the number of occupied rear seats and passenger status.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for seatbelt status indicator issues.

Seatbelt status indicator faulty

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp and potential battery issues in the radio system.

Belt status indicator defective

Addresses a defective belt status indicator and suggests workshop checks.

seatbelt status indicator faulty

Addresses continuous indicator lamp and suggests checking the rear seat and battery.

Fastening and unfastening seat belts

Refers to the start of the chapter for seat belt fastening and unfastening procedures.

Fastening the seat belts

Details steps for fastening seat belts before every trip, including seat and head restraint adjustment.

Unfastening the seat belts

Details steps for unfastening seat belts when the vehicle is stationary.

Twisted seat belt

Explains how to deal with a twisted seat belt and when to contact a workshop.

Seat belt routing

Refers to the start of the chapter for correct seat belt routing guidance.

Seat belt height adjuster

Refers to the start of the chapter for seat belt height adjuster information.

Belt retractor, belt tensioner, belt tension limiter

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on belt retractors, tensioners, and limiters.

Automatic belt retractor

Explains the automatic belt retractor function for front and rear seats.

Belt tensioners

Describes belt tensioners activated by sensors during collisions to tighten seat belts.

Airbag system

Introduces the airbag system and its components for occupant protection.

Introduction

Explains that the airbag system provides additional chest and head protection, but is not a substitute for seat belts.

Type of front passenger front air bag system

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the front passenger front airbag system.

Airbag system

Explains the manual deactivation of the front passenger airbag via a key-operated switch.

Characteristics of the airbag system:

Lists characteristics of the airbag system, including location and indicator lamps.

Airbag system with front passenger front airbag deactivation

Explains the manual deactivation of the front passenger airbag via a key-operated switch.

Characteristics of the airbag system with front passenger front airbag deactivation:

Lists characteristics of the system when the front passenger airbag is deactivated.

Indicator lamp

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on indicator lamps.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for faults in the airbag and belt tensioner systems.

Fault in airbag system and belt tensioner system

Addresses continuous yellow indicator lamp and messages for airbag/belt tensioner faults.

Airbag system or belt tensioner de activated with diagnostic tool

Explains the yellow indicator lamp flashing when the system is deactivated with a diagnostic tool.

Front passenger front airbag switched off

Explains the continuous yellow indicator lamp when the front passenger airbag is deactivated.

Front passenger front airbag switched on

Explains the yellow indicator lamp lighting up after ignition or switch activation when the front passenger airbag is on.

Description and function of the airbags

Refers to the start of the chapter for description and function of airbags.

Components of the vehicle safety con cept

Lists vehicle safety equipment that reduces the risk of severe and fatal injuries.

Situations when the front, side, central and curtain airbags will not be trig gered:

Lists conditions where airbags will not be triggered, such as ignition off or low deceleration.

Side airbags

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on side airbags.

Central airbag

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the central airbag.

Curtain airbags

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on curtain airbags.

Safe transport of children

Provides essential safety information and instructions for using child seats.

Introduction

Explains how child seats reduce injury risk and emphasizes their use when transporting children.

Types of child seat

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on types of child seats.

Standards for child seats

Explains the applicable ECE regulations for child seats in the European Union.

Child seat weight classes

Provides a table of child seat weight classes and corresponding child weights.

Child seat approval categories

Classifies child seats as universal, semi-universal, vehicle-specific, or i-Size, explaining each.

Installing and using child seats

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on installing and using child seats.

Country-specific regulations

Notes that child seat regulations differ by country and take precedence over the manual.

Information on fitting a child seat

Provides general information relevant to fitting child seats, regardless of the securing system.

Airbag sticker

Refers to stickers providing key information about the front passenger front airbag.

Risks involved in carrying children on the front passenger seat

Warns about the critical or fatal injuries airbags can cause to children in rear-facing seats.

Risks presented by side airbags and centre airbags

Warns about potential head injuries to children from side or centre airbags.

Securing systems

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on securing systems.

Overview of securing systems

Describes securing systems like ISOFIX and three-point automatic seat belts.

Additional securing points:

Describes additional securing points like top tether and support foot.

Recommended child seat securing sys tems

Recommends securing child seats with ISOFIX and support foot or top tether.

Securing a child seat with ISOFIX

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on securing a child seat with ISOFIX.

Installation overview with ISOFIX and i-Size

Explains the identification markings for ISOFIX and i-Size anchorage points.

Securing child seats with the top tether

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on securing child seats with the top tether.

Transporting items

Stowing loads

Always observe legal requirements for transporting loads in the luggage compartment, on the floor, trailer, or roof carrier.

Stowing loads safely

Provides guidelines for distributing loads evenly, stowing them forward, using fastening rings, and securing objects.

Load compartment equipment

Describes stowage areas in the luggage compartment, including removable side walls and bag hooks.

Stowage areas in the luggage compartment

Details stowage compartments in the luggage compartment, including removable side walls for larger items.

Storage compartments in the luggage compartment

Describes stowage compartments in the side of the luggage compartment.

Bag hook

Explains the use and limitations of bag hooks in the luggage compartment.

Fastening rings

Advises observing the maximum load rating of the fastening rings.

Securing the load on the fastening rails

Details how to correctly position, attach, and tighten straps to fastening rings for secure load transport.

Maximum load capacity of the fastening rings

Provides a table with maximum load capacity for fastening rings on the Tourneo Connect.

Net partition

Explains how to install and remove the net partition behind the front or second row of seats.

Installing and removing the net partition

Explains how to install and remove the net partition behind the front or second row of seats.

Using the net partition behind the front seats

Details installation of the net partition behind front seats, requiring second row seats to be folded.

Installing

Steps for installing the net partition behind the second row of seats.

Removing

Steps for removing the net partition.

Using the net partition behind the third row of seats

Details installation of the net partition behind the third row of seats, specific to 7-seater models.

Installing

Steps for installing the net partition behind the third row of seats.

Removing

Steps for removing the net partition.

Adjustable partition

Explains how the partition prevents objects from entering the passenger compartment and how to fit it.

Fitting the partition behind the second row of seats

Details fitting the partition behind the second row, ensuring seats are not removed or folded.

Fitting the adjustable partition behind the front seats

Details fitting the partition behind the front seats, requiring second row seats to be removed or folded.

Removing the adjustable partition

Details steps for removing the adjustable partition.

Towing bracket

Fitting the removable towing coupling

Provides a step-by-step guide to fitting the removable towing coupling, including pre-tensioning and safety checks.

Pre-tensioning the ball coupling

Explains the procedure for pre-tensioning the ball coupling, which is necessary for proper fitting.

Attaching the pre-tensioned ball coupling to the vehicle.

Instructs not to touch the handwheel after pre-tensioning, as it may cause injury.

Safety check.

Details the safety checks to perform before hitching a trailer, ensuring the ball coupling is secured correctly.

Removing and slackening the ball coupling

Provides instructions for safely removing and slackening the ball coupling before storing it.

Slackening the ball coupling

Explains how to slacken the ball coupling before returning it to the storage box.

Fitting the rear towing eye

Explains how to fit the rear towing eye, including removing the cover and screwing it in securely.

Dimensions and mounting points for retrofitting a towing bracket

Provides dimensions and mounting points for retrofitting a towing bracket, referencing the type plate.

Towing a trailer

Introduces towing a trailer, covering technical equipment, driving considerations, and specific situations.

Introduction

Introduces towing a trailer, covering technical equipment, driving considerations, and specific situations.

Driving with a trailer

Provides advice on driving with a trailer, including headlamp adjustment and things to note.

Headlamp adjustment

Explains how to adjust headlamps when towing a trailer to avoid blinding other road users.

Things to note when driving with a trail er

Offers important points for driving with a trailer, including braking, acceleration, and speed.

Pulling off on slopes when towing a trailer

Details the procedure for pulling away on slopes while towing a trailer, including using Auto Hold.

Trailer stabilisation

Explains the trailer stabilisation function, which detects and counter-steers to prevent snaking.

Requirements for trailer stabilisation

Lists the prerequisites for trailer stabilisation, including compatible towing bracket and active ESC/TCS.

Rear carrier system (bicycle carrier)

Fitting a rear carrier system or bi cycle carrier on the ball coupling

Details how to fit rear carrier systems, such as bicycle carriers, onto the ball coupling according to instructions.

Maximum load of the rear carrier sys tem

Explains the load composition and maximum recommended load for rear carrier systems.

Vehicle-specific maximum load

Guides on finding recommended maximum load for the vehicle and observing bicycle numbers per Regulation UN-R 55.

Maximum overhang of the rear carrier system

Provides illustrations and measurements for maximum overhang of bicycle carriers.

Roof load carrier

Introduces roof load carriers for transporting bulky items, recommending genuine Ford parts.

Introduction

Introduces roof load carriers for transporting bulky items, recommending genuine Ford parts.

Secure roof load carrier

Details how to securely fit base carrier bars and roof load carriers, emphasizing approved parts and proper installation.

Securing the base carrier and roof load carrier (vehicles without roof railing)

Guides on installing base carrier bars for vehicles without roof railing.

Attaching roof bars and roof load carri er (vehicles with roof railing)

Explains how to mount roof bars to the roof railing according to installation instructions.

Loading the roof load carrier

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on loading the roof load carrier.

Maximum permissible roof load

States the maximum permissible roof load and the importance of aware ness regarding load weight.

Distributing the load

Advises on distributing load evenly and securing it correctly to prevent damage and maintain safety.

Notes on use

Provides notes on using the roof load carrier, including removal before car washes or when vehicle height is exceeded.

Fuel and emission control

Safety instructions when han dling fuel

Provides critical safety instructions for handling fuel, including switching off engine and avoiding static discharge.

Fuel types and refuelling

Introduces fuel types and refuelling procedures, including fuel cap location and information labels.

Identification of fuels and fuel standards

Explains how to identify suitable fuel types and standards, referencing the tank flap label.

Fuel standards

States that fuel must comply with specified standards, with workshop consultation for unavailable fuels.

Petrol

Explains petrol types, RON, ethanol content (E5, E10), and quality effects on engine performance.

Diesel

Advises using low sulphur or sulphur-free diesel to avoid engine and particulate filter damage.

Synthetic diesel fuels

Defines synthetic diesel fuels (XTL) including GTL, BTL, and HVO, and their fuel standards.

Refuelling process

Details the process of refuelling, including unlocking the tank flap and screw-on procedure.

Vehicles with tank flap collision protec tion:

Describes the clicking noise upon opening the tank flap and the blocking of the sliding door.

Vehicle without tank flap collision pro tection:

Instructs to keep the left sliding door closed during refilling for vehicles without collision protection.

Diesel ageing

Explains the aging process of diesel fuel with high biodiesel content and its potential impact on the fuel system.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for irregular engine running and faults related to fuel quality.

Irregular engine running and faults

Addresses irregular engine running due to poor fuel quality, advising reduced speed and workshop checks.

Water in the diesel fuel

Explains the yellow indicator lamp for water in diesel, advising immediate action and workshop checks.

Emission control

Provides a checklist for emission-relevant components to ensure their longevity and proper function.

Checklist

Lists points to observe for emission-relevant components to ensure proper function and longevity.

AdBlue

Provides legal information, operating instructions, and warnings regarding AdBlue® usage.

Legal information

States that technical modifications affecting emission control by AdBlue® are prohibited.

Information on AdBlue®

Explains AdBlue® consumption, distance to empty display, and limitations at low temperatures.

Warning and prompting system with low fill level

Describes the prompts for adding AdBlue®, including indicator lamps and distance to empty.

Warning and prompting system in the event of faults

Explains indicator lamps and messages for faults in the exhaust gas purification system or low AdBlue® level.

Refilling AdBlue®

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on refilling AdBlue® using a refill bottle or pump nozzle.

Preparing for refilling

Details steps for preparing to refill AdBlue®, including parking the vehicle and opening the tank flap.

Refilling with a refill bottle

Guides on refilling AdBlue® using a refill bottle, including procedure and quantity.

Refilling with a pump nozzle

Explains how to refill AdBlue® using a pump nozzle at AdBlue® pumps.

Filling with a canister

Details how to fill AdBlue® using a canister.

Particulate filter

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the particulate filter.

Diesel engines

Explains the regeneration function of the particulate filter, including automatic regeneration.

Regeneration function

Explains the process of burning soot in the particulate filter to prevent clogging, involving high temperatures and diesel injection.

Automatic regeneration

Describes automatic regeneration of the particulate filter at high temperatures, advising against short trips.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for faults related to the SCR system, AdBlue® level, and particulate filter.

Fault in the SCR system

Addresses red warning lamps and messages for SCR system faults or low AdBlue® level.

AdBlue® level too low

Explains the red warning lamp and message for a low AdBlue® level, indicating inability to restart the engine.

SCR system fault

Addresses yellow/white indicator lamps and messages for SCR system faults or incorrect AdBlue® filling.

AdBlue® level low

Describes the yellow/white indicator lamps and messages for a low AdBlue® level, advising refilling.

Particulate filter clogged with soot

Explains the yellow indicator lamp for a clogged particulate filter requiring regeneration.

Emissions-relevant fault

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp for faults in emissions-relevant components, advising workshop checks.

Misfiring

Explains the flashing yellow indicator lamp for misfiring, advising workshop checks.

If and when

Vehicle tool kit

Introduces the vehicle tool kit, its purpose for securing the vehicle during breakdowns, and safety precautions.

Contents of the vehicle toolkit

Lists the components of the vehicle toolkit, including screwdriver, anti-theft wheel bolt adapter, towing eye, jack, and box spanner.

Stowage

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on stowage locations of the vehicle toolkit and removable ball coupling.

Vehicle toolkit

Explains the location of the vehicle toolkit in the luggage compartment and the removable ball head under the front passenger seat.

Removable ball head

Describes the location of the removable ball head in a foam part under the front passenger seat.

Changing fuses

Provides an overview of fuse locations and procedures for changing fuses, with warnings about electrical system safety.

Introduction

States that a complete overview of fuse locations is not provided due to vehicle development and shared fuses.

Fuses in the dash panel

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on opening the fuse box in the dash panel for left-hand and right-hand drive vehicles.

Fuses in the engine compartment

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on opening the fuse box in the engine compartment.

Fuse table for fuses in the dash panel

Provides a table showing fuse locations, designs, amp ratings, and protected consumers in the dash panel.

Fuse locations for vehicles with factory-fitted towing bracket

Lists fuse locations specific to vehicles with factory-fitted towing brackets.

Fuse table for fuses in the engine compartment

Provides a table showing fuse locations, designs, amp ratings, and protected consumers in the engine compartment.

Changing a fuse

Details the procedure for changing a fuse, including detecting a blown fuse and using plastic pliers.

Detecting a blown fuse

Explains how to detect a blown fuse by shining a torch through the transparent housing.

Fuse types

Lists different fuse types: standard flat blade, small flat blade, and large flat blade fuses.

Colour coding of fuses

Provides a table of fuse colours corresponding to amp ratings and types.

Jump starting

Provides instructions and warnings for jump starting a vehicle, emphasizing safety procedures.

Introduction

Explains that tow-starting is not permitted and provides instructions for jump starting a vehicle with a discharged battery.

Jump-start connection point (earth connection)

Refers to the location of the jump-start connection point for the black jump lead.

Jump starting the vehicle

Provides instructions for jump starting the vehicle, emphasizing proper connection and safety.

Attaching the jump leads

Details the correct order and method for attaching jump leads to both vehicles.

Starting the engine

Explains how to start the engine of the vehicle providing assistance and the vehicle being jump-started.

Removing the jump leads

Details the procedure for safely removing jump leads after starting the engine, including switching off lights and running the blower.

Towing

Introduces towing, covering methods, limitations, and safety precautions.

Introduction

Introduces towing, covering methods, limitations, and safety precautions.

Notes on towing

Provides notes on towing, including use of turn signals, hazard warning lights, and situations where towing is not permitted.

In which situations may the vehicle not be towed?

Lists situations where towing is not permitted, such as discharged battery or damaged gearbox.

Towing

Explains towing methods with tow-rope or tow-bar, gearbox lubrication, and maximum speed/distance limits.

Pulling vehicle (front)

Details the procedure for pulling a vehicle from the front, emphasizing gentle movements and clutch use.

Pulled vehicle (rear)

Explains how to prepare the pulled vehicle, including ignition and steering lock.

Fitting the rear towing eye

Explains how to fit the rear towing eye, including removing the cover and screwing it in securely.

Dimensions and mounting points for retrofitting a towing bracket

Provides dimensions and mounting points for retrofitting a towing bracket, referencing the type plate.

Checking and refilling

Safety notes on working in the en gine compartment

Provides critical safety notes for working in the engine compartment, emphasizing qualified workshops and avoiding hazards.

Opening and closing the bonnet

Details how to open and close the bonnet, including safety precautions and the bonnet status display.

Changing fuses

Provides an overview of fuse locations and procedures for changing fuses, with warnings about electrical system safety.

Fuses in the dash panel

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on opening the fuse box in the dash panel for left-hand and right-hand drive vehicles.

Fuses in the engine compartment

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on opening the fuse box in the engine compartment.

Fuse table for fuses in the dash panel

Provides a table showing fuse locations, designs, amp ratings, and protected consumers in the dash panel.

Fuse locations for vehicles with factory-fitted towing bracket

Lists fuse locations specific to vehicles with factory-fitted towing brackets.

Fuse table for fuses in the engine compartment

Provides a table showing fuse locations, designs, amp ratings, and protected consumers in the engine compartment.

Replacing blown fuses

Details the procedure for replacing blown fuses, including detecting a blown fuse and using plastic pliers.

Detecting a blown fuse

Explains how to detect a blown fuse by shining a torch through the transparent housing.

Fuse types

Lists different fuse types: standard flat blade, small flat blade, and large flat blade fuses.

Colour coding of fuses

Provides a table of fuse colours corresponding to amp ratings and types.

Engine oil

Explains engine oil requirements, types, and the importance of correct oil for function and service life.

Introduction

Explains engine oil requirements, types, and the importance of correct oil for function and service life.

Engine oil standards

Advises using oils and fluids that meet designated specifications and viscosities, warning against damage from incorrect types.

Changing engine oil

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on changing engine oil, emphasizing qualified workshops.

Engine oil consumption

Explains engine oil consumption variations and the need for regular checks, especially for new vehicles and during demanding driving.

Checking the engine oil level and refilling engine oil

Provides a step-by-step guide to checking and refilling engine oil, including identifying the filler cap and dipstick.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for engine oil related issues: pressure too low, level too high, or level too low.

Engine oil pressure too low

Addresses the red warning lamp for low oil pressure, advising to stop the vehicle and seek expert assistance.

Engine oil level very low

Addresses the red warning lamp for very low oil level, advising to stop the vehicle and add oil.

Engine oil level too low

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp for low oil level, advising to check and add oil.

Engine oil level too high

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp for high oil level, advising to stop the vehicle and seek expert assistance.

Coolant

Provides safety notes and information on coolant, its properties, and environmental considerations.

Introduction

Provides safety notes and information on coolant, its properties, and environmental considerations.

Coolant specification

Refers to specifications for coolant, advising factory-filled mixture and limitations on additives.

Checking the coolant level and re filling coolant

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on checking and refilling coolant.

Brake fluid

Explains the importance of brake fluid, its properties, and the risks associated with water content and contamination.

Brake fluid specification

Advises checking brake fluid specifications and using only manufacturer-standard or compliant fluids.

Brake fluid level

Describes the brake fluid level indicator lamp and actions to take if the level is too low.

Brake fluid change

Recommends changing brake fluid by a qualified workshop using only new, specified fluid.

12-volt vehicle battery

Introduction

Explains the 12-volt vehicle battery as part of the electrical system and emphasizes safety procedures for electrical work.

Number and location of the 12-volt vehicle battery

States that the 12-volt vehicle battery is located in the engine compartment.

Explanation of the warnings on the 12-volt vehicle battery

Lists and explains warnings related to the 12-volt vehicle battery, emphasizing safety precautions.

Charging the 12-volt vehicle battery

Advises charging the 12-volt battery using a qualified workshop due to voltage-limited charging technology.

Replacing the 12-volt vehicle battery

Explains that battery replacement requires a qualified workshop for adapting vehicle electronics and parameters.

Disconnecting the 12-volt vehicle bat tery

Provides instructions for disconnecting the 12-volt battery, emphasizing switching off consumers and ignition, and unlocking the vehicle.

Connecting the 12-volt vehicle battery

Details the procedure for connecting the 12-volt vehicle battery, including indicator lamp behavior and driving after connection.

Automatic switch-off for electrical con sumers

Explains that the electrical system may not always prevent battery discharge and describes automatic system implementation.

12-volt vehicle battery is discharged

Warns that using electrical consumers with the engine switched off will discharge the battery.

Troubleshooting

Provides troubleshooting steps for 12-volt vehicle battery issues, including warning lamps and messages.

12-volt vehicle battery

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp and messages for battery faults, recommending workshop checks or short drives for recharging.

Checking the electrolyte level of the 12-volt vehicle battery

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on checking the electrolyte level of the 12-volt vehicle battery.

Checking the electrolyte level (12-volt vehicle batteries with battery window)

Explains how to check the electrolyte level using the battery window and colour indicator.

General guide

Provides a general guide to checking the electrolyte level of 12-volt vehicle batteries with a battery window.

Wheels and tyres

Tyre monitoring systems

Introduces tyre monitoring systems that warn the driver of low tyre pressures.

Introduction

Introduces tyre monitoring systems that warn the driver of low tyre pressures.

Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator

Explains the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator which uses ABS sensors for indirect measurement.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

Explains the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System that uses direct sensors on tyre valves.

Reference pressure

Defines reference pressure as cold tyre pressure with maximum load and its relation to the tyre pressure sticker.

If the tyre pressure of all four tyres has been adjusted correctly, the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator must be re-synchronised → page 330.

Explains the need for re-synchronisation after tyre pressure adjustments or wheel changes.

Tyre pressure

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on tyre pressure.

Checking the tyre pressure

Provides guidelines for checking tyre pressure regularly, especially when tyres are cold or after adjustments.

Tyre pressure Loss Indicator

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator.

Functional description

Explains that the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator uses ABS sensors to check tyre pressure and warns of loss.

Tyre pressure display in the Infotain ment system

Shows the current tyre pressures displayed in the Infotainment system, including target and actual values.

Troubleshooting for Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator

Refers to the start of the chapter for troubleshooting the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator.

Low tyre pressure

Addresses the yellow indicator lamp and text message for low tyre pressure, advising to check and adjust pressure.

Fault in the Tyre Pressure Loss Indi cator

Explains the flashing yellow indicator lamp for system faults and advises workshop checks.

Information about wheels and tyres

Provides information about wheels and tyres, including their importance, care, and potential damage.

Introduction

Highlights the importance of tyres, their dependence on pressure, driving style, handling, and fitting, recommending workshop services.

Tread depth and tread wear indi cators

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on tread depth and wear indicators.

Tread depth

Explains the importance of tread depth for driving situations and legally permissible minimums.

Tread wear indicators in tyres

Describes tread wear indicators that show when a tyre needs replacement.

Tyre damage

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on tyre damage.

New wheels and tyres

Refers to the start of the chapter for information on new wheels and tyres.

New tyres

Advises careful driving with new tyres due to reduced grip and braking effect, and emphasizes same-type tyre fitting.

Replacing tyres

Recommends replacing tyres on an axle-by-axle basis and only using approved tyres.

Re-synchronising the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator

Explains the need to re-synchronise the Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator after wheel changes or swaps.

Information about wheels and tyres

Provides information about wheels and tyres, including their importance, care, and potential damage.

Handling wheels and tyres

Recommends having wheel changes done by a qualified workshop and provides advice on avoiding wheel damage.

Rotating wheels

Recommends regular wheel rotation for even tyre wear and suggests workshop services for wheel changes.

Avoiding damage to wheels and tyres

Provides advice on avoiding damage to wheels and tyres, including driving over obstacles and checking tyre pressure.

All-terrain tyres

Describes all-terrain tyres and their impact on driving properties, recommending winter or all-season tyres for winter conditions.

New tyres

Advises careful driving with new tyres due to reduced grip and braking effect, and emphasizes same-type tyre fitting.

Replacing tyres

Recommends replacing tyres on an axle-by-axle basis and only using approved tyres.

Snow chains

Provides information on using snow chains, including legal requirements, speed limits, and tyre/wheel combinations.

Hubcaps

Describes centre wheel trims, their removal and fitting, and warnings about unsuitable or incorrectly fitted hubcaps.

Centre wheel trim

Describes centre wheel trims, their removal and fitting, and warnings about unsuitable or incorrectly fitted hubcaps.

Wheel cover

Explains the purpose of wheel covers and warnings about fitting them correctly.

Wheel bolt caps

States that wheel bolt caps protect wheel bolts and should be replaced after tyre changes.

Changing a wheel

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on changing a wheel.

Introduction

Explains the purpose of the jack and provides safety precautions for changing a wheel.

Removing the wheel

Details the steps for removing a wheel, including loosening bolts and using the jack.

Fitting the spare wheel or temporary spare wheel

Explains how to fit a spare or temporary spare wheel, including noting tyre direction and tightening bolts.

Loosening the wheel bolts

Guides on loosening wheel bolts using a suitable wrench and the box spanner.

Loosening the anti-theft wheel bolt

Details how to loosen the anti-theft wheel bolt using the adapter and box spanner.

Screwing in the anti-theft wheel bolts (wheel cover)

Explains how to screw in the anti-theft wheel bolt correctly when a wheel cover is fitted.

Tightening torque for wheel bolts

Specifies the tightening torque for wheel bolts and advises checking it with a torque wrench.

Lifting the vehicle with the jack

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on lifting the vehicle with the jack.

Jacking points

Shows the jacking points on the vehicle and emphasizes using the correct ones.

Breakdown set

Introduces the breakdown set for safely sealing tyre damage and provides usage instructions and warnings.

Introduction

Introduces the breakdown set for safely sealing tyre damage and provides usage instructions and warnings.

The sealant must not be used in the fol lowing situations:

Lists situations where the sealant should not be used, such as damaged rim or expired sealant.

Sealing and inflating tyres

Refers to the start of the chapter for instructions on sealing and inflating tyres.

Sealing a tyre

Details the procedure for sealing a tyre using the breakdown set, including valve core removal and sealant injection.

Inflating the tyre

Guides on inflating the tyre using the air compressor from the breakdown set, including pressure checks.

Maintenance

Vehicle care

Provides recommendations for cleaning and caring for individual vehicle components, emphasizing proper products and techniques.

Notes on vehicle care

Offers notes on vehicle care, emphasizing following manufacturer instructions and avoiding harsh cleaning agents.

Windows, glass surfaces

Provides instructions for cleaning windows and glass surfaces, including removing wax, ice, and dirt.

Sensors and camera lenses

Advises on cleaning sensor and camera areas with soft cloths and solvent-free agents, avoiding high-pressure cleaners.

Paint

Recommends careful treatment of paint surfaces, using mild soap solutions or cleaning clay for dirt removal.

Decorative films, protective films

Provides instructions for cleaning decorative and protective films, recommending regular waxing.

Washing the vehicle

Explains how washing the vehicle regularly prevents soiling effects and provides information on proper washing techniques.

Vehicle interior cleaning and care

Provides guidelines for cleaning and caring for the vehicle interior, including seats, textiles, and plastic parts.

Windows

Details how to clean and dry windows using glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth.

Textiles, microfibre fabrics, Sensico (premium artificial leather)

Provides instructions for cleaning textiles, microfibre fabrics, and artificial leather, including stain removal.

Plastic parts

Advises cleaning plastic parts with a damp cloth, using solvent-free cleaner for stubborn dirt.

Trim parts, trim strips, exhaust pipes made of chrome, aluminium or stainless steel

Provides instructions for cleaning and protecting trim parts made of chrome, aluminium, or stainless steel.

Accessories, modifications, repairs and renewal of parts

Discusses considerations for accessories, modifications, repairs, and parts renewal, emphasizing qualified workshops.

Repairs and technical modifica tions

Covers repairs and modifications, especially for components related to safety systems like airbags.

Vehicles with special auxiliary equip ment or body parts

Highlights that components must adhere to environmental laws and regulations, and owners must keep assembly documentation.

Windscreen repairs

Explains that electrical or electronic modules on the windscreen require replacement if damaged, potentially causing equipment malfunction.

Impairment or damage to sensors and cameras

Discusses how incorrect repairs, structural changes, or add-on parts can impair sensor and camera function.

Repairs and faults in the airbag system

Emphasizes that repairs and modifications to the airbag system must be done by qualified workshops to ensure proper function.

Mobile communication in the ve hicle

Discusses electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones and the importance of hands-free systems.

Electromagnetic radiation

Explains electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones and its potential health hazards, recommending distance from medical implants.

Using a telephone

Advises using hands-free systems via Bluetooth for telephone functions and securing mobile phones.

Two-way radios

Stresses observing legal regulations and obtaining approval for retrofitting two-way radio systems.

Customer information

Provides information on stickers, safety certificates, fluids, and vehicle components.

Stickers and plates

Explains the importance of factory-fitted stickers and plates for vehicle operation and safety.

Safety certificate

Describes the safety certificate on the door pillar detailing compliance with safety standards.

Fluids in the air conditioning sys tem

Provides information about refrigerant type and quantity in the air conditioning system.

Refrigerant in the air conditioning sys tem

Provides information about refrigerant type and quantity in the air conditioning system, emphasizing servicing by qualified personnel.

Infotainment system and antennas

Discusses the location of vehicle aerials and potential interference issues with retrofitted trim or devices.

Component protection

Explains component protection for electronic components, requiring qualified workshops for installation.

REACH

Provides information on the REACH regulation concerning chemical substances and responsible product handling.

Disposing of used batteries and electronic equipment

Provides instructions for the separate collection and recycling of used batteries and electronic equipment.

Used batteries

Emphasizes separate collection and recycling of used batteries, noting hazards of heavy metals and lithium batteries.

Old electrical/electronic devices

Instructs on collecting and disposing of electrical/electronic devices separately from domestic waste, including data deletion.

Product recycling

Shows recycling symbols (Triman, Infotri) for sorting information.

Declaration of conformity

States that listed components comply with basic requirements and regulations, with details available online.

Third-party copyright infor mation

Refers to open source software components and provides a website for license conditions.

Returning and scrapping end of-life vehicles

Advises on environmentally responsible recycling of end-of-life vehicles at approved collection points.

Recycling end-of-life vehicles

Advises on environmentally responsible recycling of end-of-life vehicles at approved collection points.

Scrapping

Emphasizes observing safety requirements when scrapping vehicle components like airbags and belt tensioners.

Information on radio systems

Provides information on radio systems, including simplified declarations of conformity for various countries.

Simplified declaration of con formity

States that radio equipment complies with directives, with complete texts available online.

Technical data

Notes on technical data

Explains that technical data applies to the basic model and may vary due to optional equipment or country.

Weight

Provides values for kerb weight, load, and drawbar load, noting increases from additional equipment.

Maximum trailer weight and drawbar load information

Details maximum trailer weight and drawbar load figures from the type plate and vehicle registration documents.

Gross combination weight

Explains gross combination weight ratings and their reduction at higher altitudes.

Explanation of the tables

Explains abbreviations used in tables, such as MG for manual gearbox and AT for automatic transmission.

Performance figures

States that performance figures are measured without equipment affecting performance and may vary due to registration/taxation.

Petrol engines

Provides engine overview, weight ratings, and axle loads for the 1.5 l, 4-cylinder EcoBoost petrol engine.

Engine overview

Details power output, engine code, maximum torque, gearbox, and maximum speed for the 1.5 l EcoBoost engine.

Tourneo Connect L1: weight ratings and axle loads

Provides weight ratings and axle loads for Tourneo Connect L1 models with MG6 and AT7 gearboxes.

Tourneo Connect L1: maximum trailer weights

Lists maximum trailer weights (braked and unbraked), gross combination weight, and drawbar load for Tourneo Connect L1.

Tourneo Connect L2: weight ratings and axle loads

Provides weight ratings and axle loads for Tourneo Connect L2 models with MG6 and AT7 gearboxes.

Tourneo Connect L2: maximum trailer weights

Lists maximum trailer weights (braked and unbraked), gross combination weight, and drawbar load for Tourneo Connect L2.

Diesel engines

Provides energy consumption and CO2 emission values for the 2.0 l, 4-cylinder EcoBlue diesel engine.

Engine overview

Details power output, engine code, maximum torque, gearbox, and maximum speed for the 2.0 l EcoBlue diesel engine.

Tourneo Connect L1: weight ratings and axle loads

Provides weight ratings and axle loads for Tourneo Connect L1 diesel models with MG6 and AT7 gearboxes.

Tourneo Connect L1: maximum trailer weights

Lists maximum trailer weights (braked and unbraked), gross combination weight, and drawbar load for Tourneo Connect L1 diesel.

Tourneo Connect L2: weight ratings and axle loads

Provides weight ratings and axle loads for Tourneo Connect L2 diesel models with MG6 and AT7 gearboxes.

Tourneo Connect L2: maximum trailer weights

Lists maximum trailer weights (braked and unbraked), gross combination weight, and drawbar load for Tourneo Connect L2 diesel.