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PREMIUM PLUS IN-DASH SIX CD/MP3/SATELLITE COMPATIBLE SOUND SYSTEM TIREPRESSURE Check your tirepressureat least oncea month and beforelong trips(including thespare).The recommended specica tionsare on theSafety ComplianceCertication Label or TireLabel located onthe B-Pillar or theedge ofthe driver’s door.Asan added safety fea ture, your vehiclehasbeene quipped with aTire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) thatilluminatesa low tire pressurewarning lightwhen one or moreofyour tiresissignicantly under-inated.Refer to theTires, Wheelsand Loading chapter inyour Owner’sGuide for moreinformation. LOCATIONOFSPARETIRE AND TOOLS Your vehicleisequipped with a temporary sparetirewhich is designed for emergency useonly and should bereplaced assoon aspossible.Due to thedifferent possiblecabcongurations,please refer to theRoadsideEmergencies chapter inyour Owner’sGuide for sparetireand tool locationin additionto completedetails on howto changeyour tire. ROADSIDEASSISTA NCE Your newFord Super Duty comes with theassuranceand support of24-hour emergency roadside assistance.Roadsideassistance includessuch servicesas:lockout assistance,limited fuel delivery, battery jump starts,changing a at tire,towing,and winchout.To receive roadsideassistanceinthe United States,call 1 (800)241-3673.In Canada,call 1 (800)665-2006. SOSPOST-CRASHALERTSYSTEM™ Your vehicleisequipped with the SOSPost-Crash Alertsystem.This system providesaudibleand visual alar msintheeventofa cras h which causesthedeployment of airbagsor theactivation ofthe safety beltpretensioners.The turn signalswill ash and thehorn will sound.To deac tivatethe system, pres sthehazard as hercontro l , or youc anpr ess onyou r remotetransmitter. IMPROVEYOURFUELECONOMY Beloware several waysto imp rove fuel economy whiledriving: •Drive sensibly •Keep tiresproperly inated •Use cruisecontrol •Don’tcarry morethanyou need (youwill loseup to 1%infuel economy per 100lbs[45 kg]) •Observethe speed limit(speeds inexcessof70mph [112km/h] decreaseoverall fuel economy) •Makesur eyour vehicl eis properlymaintained •Check and replaceair lter regularly •Userecommended grade ofmotoroil •Avoid excessiveidling •Add tonneaucover (available asa Ford accessory) MEMORYFEATURE(if equipped) Your vehiclemay beequipped with a memory feature,which allowsyour vehicleto ‘remember’your desired settings for your seats,mirrorsand adjus tablepedals(if equipped).To set,moveyour seat,mirrors and adjustab lepedals (ifequipped)to the desired position. Pressand hold either memory button1 or 2for veseconds.Continuet o hold until two tonesare heard.Within threesecondsof thesecond tone,press on your remotetransmitter.Your settings arenow saved and will beactivated whenthat remotetransmitter isused to unlock yourvehicle. TAILGATESTEP(if equipped ) Your vehiclemay beequipped with a tailgatestep thatallows easy entry into thetruck bed.To use,open thetailgate. Pull theyellow latch lever to the unlock positionto releasethegrab handlefrom itsstowed positionand raise thehandleupright until youfeel it latch and seethelatch lever inthe lock position.(Theyell owlever only needsto beused wh enreleasing thegrab handle.)Rotatethe center molding to unlatch thetailgate. Flip openthepanel to widenthe step.Alwaysuse thegrabhandlewhen steppingupor downon thetailgatestep. Keepthe stepload(you +load)below 350lb.(159 kg). To closethe tailgatestep, fold thestep panel,thenlift and fully slidethe tailgatestep into thetailgate. Slidethe latch atthe bottom ofthe handle,thenlowe r thehandle.Never drivewith thestep deployed.Ensurethat youfully closeand latch thetailgatestep beforemoving thevehicle. BEDEXTENDER(if equipped) To openthebed extender into tailgatemode, startwith the rightside panelsby pullingthelocking pintoward the driver’ssideof thevehicle. Unlatch thepanelsand thenrotate thepanelst owardthetailgate.Rotate thestoragehinge rearwardand thenrotatethe panelstoward thetailgate.Engagelo cking pin to theright. Repeatfor thele ftside panelsof thebed extender.Connect thetwo panelsat thecenter,then rotateboth knobsa quarter turnclockwiseto secure them.Ensurethat thelatch rod isinserted into thetailgate holeand thelocking pinsonBOTH sides areengaged into their holesin thepick-up box.Pleaserefer to your Owner’sGuidefor completedetailso nthis feature. REARVIEW CAMERA(if equipped) Your vehiclemay beequipped with a reversecamera located onthe liftgate,which providesa visual display ofthearea behind thevehicle. Thedisplay will automatically appear in therearview mirror or onthenavigation system screen (ifequipped)whenever thevehicle isin Reverse(R)and uses colors(green,yellow and red )to alertyou ofyour proximity to objects. Note: Visibility aidsdo notreplacet heneed to watch wherethe vehicleis moving.Refer to your Owner’sGuide for safety information,moredetail and limitations. Useextreme cautionwhenusing any deviceor featurethatmay take your attentionoff theroad.Your primary responsibility isthesafe operationof thevehicle. Only use non-essential featuresand devices whenitissafeto do so. 1. SETTING MEMORYPRESETS To seta station:Selecta frequency band with theAM/FM button,then selecta station.Pressand hold a numbered presetbutton1–6 until thesound returns. 2. TEXT/SCAN FUNCTION Pressand hold for a briefsampling ofradio stationsor satelliteradio channels(ifequipped).Press again to stop.InCD/MP3 mode,press and releaseto display track title, artistname,disc titleand lename (ifavailable). 3. AM/FMAND CD SELECT PressAM/FM repeatedly to cycle through AM,FM1 or FM2frequency bands.PressCD to beginCD play. 4. ON/OFF/VOLU MECONTROL Presstoturn on/off.Turnto increase/decreas ethe volume. 5. LOADING CDS To load a CD into the system, press LOAD. When prompted, select the desired slot (1-6) using the memory presets and insert the CD into the system. Pressand hold LOADto autoload up to sixdiscs. 6. EJECTING CDS Press to ejecta CD.Pres sand hold to a uto-ejectall CDspresent inthe system. 7. SEEKFUNCTION Pressto accessthenext listenable station,CD track,or previous satelliteradio station. 8. Pressto accessSYNCphone features(if equipped).Ifyour vehicleis notequipped with SYNC , thedisplay will read NOPHONE. 9. TUNE/DISCSELECTOR Pressto go up or d ownthe radio frequency or to selecta desired disc. 10. MENU Pressrepeatedly to accessthe following settings,among others: SPEED VOL(Speed sensitive volume,if equipped): Thevolume automatically cha nges slightly with vehiclespeed to com- pensatefor road and wind noise. Use / to adju st. SETTING THE CLOCK: PressMENU until SELECTHOURor SELECTMINS isdispla yed.Pres / to ad justthe hours/minutes. SATELLITE RADIOMENU: (if equipped): PressMENUwhen satelliteradio modeis activeto access.PressOK to enter into the satell iteradio menu.Pr ess / to cyclethrough additional options. SIRIUSSatelliteRadio isa subscriptionbased satelliteradio servicethat broadcastsmusic, sports,newsand entertainment programming.For moreinformation and a completelist ofSIRIUSsatelliteradio channels,visit www.sirius.com intheUnited States, www.sirius-canada. cainC anada, or call SIRIUS at1–888–539–7474. 11. AUX Repeatedly pressto cyclethrough FES/DVD(if equipped),SYNC (ifequipped),SAT1,SAT2,SAT3 (satelliteradio mode,if equipped) or LINEIN (auxiliary audio mode ifequipped). VOICE-ACTIVATED NAVIGATION SYSTEM(ifequipped): Your vehiclemay beequipped with a voice-activated navigationsystem which integratesseveral functions including voicerecognition, destinationentry and SIRIUS satelliteradio (ifequipped)in one easy to usesystem. Note: Some featuresareunavailable while driving.Refer to your Navigation Supplementfor moreinformation. DUAL AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM A. AUTO Pressto engageautomatic temperaturecontrol,and select thedesired temperatureusing the temperaturecontrol.The system will automatically determinefanspeed, airowlocation, A/C onor off,and outsideor recirculated air to heator cool thevehicle,allowing it to reach thedesired temperature. B. DRIVER/PASSENGER TEMPERATU RECONTROLS Pressto increaseor decreasethe temperatureonthe driver or passenger sideof thevehicle. C. EXT Pressto displayoutsidetemperature. Pressagainto display cabin temperaturesettings. D. FAN SPEED CONTROL Pressto increaseor decreasethe fanspeed. E. HEATED SEAT CONTROLS Pressto turntheheated seatson and off.The heated seatsturnoff whenthe ignitionis turned off. F.MANUALOVERRIDECONTROL Allowsyou to manually s elect whereairow isdirected.Press repeatedly to cyclethrough all possibleoptions.To returnto full automatic control,pressAUTO. G. A/CCONTROL Pressto activate/deactivateair conditioning.Usewith (recirculated air)to improvecooling performanceandefciency. Enga gesautomatica llyinAUTO, (defrost)and (oor/defrost). H.RECIRCUL ATIONCONTROL Recirculatesair inthe cabin,thereby reducing theamount oftime needed to cool downthe interior ofthe vehiclewhen used with A/C. I. DUAL Pressto activatedual zoneclimate control wherethe passenger and driver cansettheir ownindividual climatesettings.Press againto deactivateand returnto singlezone wherethe driver’sclimatesettings determinethe climatesettingsf or theentire vehicle. J. HEATED MIRRORS Pressto defrostthe outsiderear viewmirrors.The heated mirrors will turnoffafter 10minutesor canbeshut offby pressing the buttonagain. K. DEFROST Useto clear iceor fog from the windshield by distributing air through thewindshield defroster and demister vents. MAXA/COPERATION AutomaticOperation: PressAUTO for full automatic operation.Do not overrideA/C or recirculated air. Setthe temperatureto 60˚F (16˚C). OverrideOperation: Pr es s repeatedly to selectairow distribution.PressA/C and (together,theseprovide a colder airow).Sett emperatureto 60 ˚F (16˚C).Setto h ighestfront fan speed initially,thenadjust to maintaincomfort. RAPID HEAT SUPPLEMENTAL HEATING SYSTEM(if equipped ) Ifyour vehicleis equipped with a diesel engine,itmay beequipped with a supplemental heater to assist inheating theinsideof your vehicle incold weather.For maximum effectiveness,mid to lower blower speed isrecommended during initial warm-up. Whenoperating in automatic mode(if equipped), theclimate controlsystem will determinetheappropriate blower speed for existingconditions. 4 3 3 2 1 6 9 8 7 11 B A D E G H E I C 10 K B J 5 F Ford Motor CompanyCustomer Relationship Center | P.O.Box6248 | Dearborn,MI48121 1-800-392-36 73 (FORD) (TDDforthe hearingimpaired:1-800-232-5952) ThisQuick Reference Guide isnot intended to replace your vehicle Owner’sGuide which containsmore detailed information concerning the featuresof your vehicle, aswell as important safetywarningsdesigned to help reduce the risk of injuryto you and your occupants. Please read your entire Owner’sGuide carefullyas you begin learning about your newvehicle and refer to the appropriate chapters when questionsarise. All information contained in thisQuick Reference Guide wasaccurate at the time of duplication. We reserve the right to change features, operation and/or functionalityof anyvehicle speciﬁcation at any time. Your Ford dealer isthe best source for the most current information. For detailed operating and safetyinformation, please consult your Owner’sGuide. May2009 FirstPrinting Quick Reference Guide SuperDuty Litho in U.S.A. AC3J19G217 AA PREMIUM PLUS IN-DASH SIX CD/MP3/SATELLITE COMPATIBLE SOUND SYSTEM (ifequipped) DUAL AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM WITH HEATEDSEATSAND HEATEDMIRRORS(ifequipped) 2010 Ford quick reference guide notilluminate atthis time,contact your authorized dealer assoonas possible.Ifthe lightcontinuest o illuminateafter theparking brakeis released,your brakeuid islow and should beinspected immediately by your authorized dealer. 5. HEADLAMPCONTROLS ( ) Turnstheheadlampsoff. : Turnsonparking,instrument panel,licenseplate and tail lamps. : Turnsonthe headlamps. : Autolamps(ifequipped) Automatically turnstheexterior lamps on/offbased onavailabledaylight. : Turnsonfog lamps(ifequipped) by pulling thecontrol towardsyou. 6. SPEED CONTROL (if equipped) To setthe speed: 1. PressON. 2. Accelerateto thedesired speed. 3. PressSET+ and takeyour footoff theaccelerator. • To seta higher speed,press and hold SET+ or pressSET+ repeatedly until thedesired speed isreached. • To seta lower speed,press and hold SET– or pressSET– repeatedly until thedesired speed isreached. • To returnto a previously setspeed, pressRES(Resume). • To turnoff, pressthebrake pedal or pressOFF. SERVICEINTERVAL S Itis importantto maintainyour vehicleto keep itrunning inpeak condition.Engineo il and lter changesalong with fuel lter (two fuel ltersondiesel vehicles) and enginecoolant inspection/replacementarecommon maintenanceitemsthat canbedone to prolong thelife of your engine.If youdrive your vehiclein severesituations, morefrequent servicewill berequired onsome items. Pleaserefer to thescheduled maintenanceinformation chapter ofyour diesel Supplementif your vehicleis equipped with a diesel engineor theseparateScheduled MaintenanceGuideif your vehicleisequipped with a gasolineengine. COLD WEATHER STARTING To ensureoptimum cold weather starting performance, and improvecabinheating, the120 voltengine block heater should beused during any cold weather operation. Theengine block heater isrequired wh enthe vehicleis to bestarted attemperaturesbelow -10°F (-23°C)or colder for diesel enginesand below0°F (-17°C)for gasengines. Pleaserefer to EngineBlock Heater intheDrivi ng chapter ofyour Owner’sGuide. DIESELENGINEOPERATION(if equipped ) Diesel engineshavedifferent starting and operating proceduresthangasoline engines.Pleaserefer to your diesel Supplementfor detailed informationon starting and operating your diesel engine.Key items to remember are: StartingtheEngine With thekey i ntheonposition,the lightwill illuminateif glowplug heatis necessary asa starting aid. Waitfor thelight to extinguish beforestarting theengine. TurningOff theEngine Itisimportantto remember thatifyouhavebeen operating your vehicleat a high speed or maximum gross vehicl eweight,itisrecomme nded to lettheengineidle for 3-5 minutesso theturbocharged enginecanproperly cool down. EngineCooling System Thecoolant concentrationshould bemaintained at 50/50mix ofcoolant and distilled water.Thele vel ofcoolant should bemaintained atthe “COLDFILL” rangein thecoolant reservoir.Enginecoolant system anti-freezeand anti-corrosivestrength should bechecked and serviced a tthe mileageor equivalenthour intervals specied by themaintenanceschedule.Refer to your Owner Guidefor additional information. Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel(ULSD) Fuel The diesel engine requires ultra low sulfur diesel fuel to control exhaust emissions, especially when combined with new exhaust treatment devices such as a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). It is always important to make sure the proper fuel is used because use of improper fuel (e.g., high level of biodiesel fuel or a high sulfur diesel fuel) may cause serious engine damage. Use of biodiesel is acceptable as long as the content is no higher than 5% (B5). If the biodiesel is rated higher than B5 (such as B10 or B20), it may damage fuel system components. Diesel fuel quality iscritical for reliable engineoperation.Motorcraft Cetane Booster &PerformanceImprover can beadded to improvefuel economy, starting ability,and redu ceengine wear. To avoid cold weather fuel gelling,add Motorcraft Anti-Gel &Performance Improver to every n ewtank of fuel. Drainingthe Water Separa tor Water will gather inthe frame-mounted water separator, called thehorizontal fuel conditioning module(HFCM). Thewater separator should bedrained monthly,or sooner ifthe “WATERIN FUEL” lamp illuminates. ExhaustSystem To control exhaustemissions,your diesel Super Duty isequipped with anexhaustsystem with cleandiesel after-treatmenttechnology which includesa diesel oxidationcatalytic converter and a diesel particulate lter (DPF).Do notmodify theexhaustafter-treatment. Seeyour Owner’sGuide and Diesel Supplementfor moreinformation. Checkingthe Air Filter Yourvehiclehasanairfltrationsystemwitha restriction indicatorgaugethatwillalertyou whenyouneedto changeyourflter.Thegaugehasa viewableindicator locatedunderhoo donthe airflterassemblywhich shouldbeinspectedeveryoilchange. EngineOil Specications for DieselEngines YOUR 2010 FOR D 5 1 2 3 4 6 7 15 13 1 4 16 10 Heavier 15W-40and 5W-40engine oilsare recommended for temperaturesover 50˚F (10˚C)and mustbeused for heavy duty driving and trailer towing. UseMotorcraftoil or anequivalent oil conforming to Ford specicationWSS-M2C171–Eor API service categoriesCJ-4 or CJ-4/SM.It isimportantto us ethese oilsbecausethey arecompatiblewith theemission control equ ipmentof your vehicleto meetthe more stringentemissionstandards. Under normal con ditions,the engineoil and lter need to bechanged at10,000 mi(16,093km) or 6month intervals(whichever comesrst).Under severe conditions,theinterv alsaresooner; 5,000mi (8,046 km)or 3months(whichever comesrst).Refe r to th e scheduled maintenanc einformation chapter ofthe Diesel Supplementfor specic informationonnormal and severeconditions.Use thesameengine oil and lter changeintervalswhenusing synthetic engineoil. TBC,please refer to theTires, Wheelsand Loading chapter ofyour Owner’sGuide for moreinformation. 15. UPFITTER (if equipped) Ifyour vehicleis equipped with theUptter package,these auxiliary switchescanbe customized to perform additional functions.The switchesdeliver 10A,15A or 30A ofbattery power to whatever accessory ischosen.Refer to the Body Builder’sLayoutBook or visit www.eet.ford.com/truckbbas/ non-html/Q117R1 .pdffor more detailed information. 16. AUXILIARYPOWER POINT Your vehicleisequipped with a 12V auxiliary power pointwhich allows youto power electrical devices thatrequire up to 12V.For more information,pleaserefer to your Owner’sGuide. 17. AUXILIARYINPUT JACK (if equipped) Theauxiliary inputjackallows youto play music from your portablemusic player through thevehicle speakers with high delity. 18. USBPORT (if equipped ) Ifyour vehicleis equipped with SYNC,you will havea USBport which allowsyouto plug inmedia playing devices,memory sticks and also to chargedevicesif they supportthisfeature. SYNC isa hands-freecommunicationsand entertainmentsystem with special phoneand media features.For moreinformation,please refer to theSYNC Supplementor to the SYNC sectionin theNavigation Supplement.Pleasealso feel freeto visitwww.SyncMyRide.com. FUELPUMPSHUT-OFFSWITCH Thisdevice stopsthe electric fuel pump from sending fuel to the enginewhen your vehiclehas had a substantial jolt.After anaccident,if theengine cranksbutdoesn’t start, theswitch may havebeen activated. Thefuel pump shut-offswitch is located onthepassenger s ideof the instrumentpanel.You haveto open thepassenger sidedoor and remove theaccesspanel to reset theswitch. For switch resetinstructions,please refer to your Owner’sGuide. TELESCOPING MIRRORS (if equipped) Your vehiclemay beequipped with manual or power telescoping mirrorswhich can extend out 2.75 inches (70mm).These mirrorsareespecially useful whenyouaretowing a trailer.Manual mirrorscanbe pushed outor pulled into the desired p osition.If your vehicleis equipped with power telescoping mirrors,youcansimultaneously positionthe mirrorsusing thecontrol switch onthedoor trim panel.Press and holdtor u to telescopethe mirrorsoutboard or inboard. 7. MESSAGECENTER Themessagecenter displays informationonyour vehicle’s operating func tions,asw ell as warning messages.Pressing theINFO buttonlets youscroll through genera l vehicleinformationsuch asodometer, trip odometer,compass,averagefuel economy,distanceto empty (fuel) and enginehours.Engine hours register howmany hour sthe engine hasbeenrunning.This isespecially importantifyour vehicleisequipped with a diesel engineasimportant maintenanceitems(engine oil changesand fuel lter changes)may bebased onengine hours.Please refer to the scheduled maintenance informationinyour Diesel Supplement for moreinformation. 8. POWER REAR SLIDER WINDOW (if equipped) Push theswitch,(located behind the steering wheel) to openthe rear window.Pull to close therear window. 9. TOW/HAUL SWITCH (if equipped) To eliminateexcessive transmission shifting,activatethe Tow/Haul feature.Thiswill reducefrequency oftransmissionshifting and assistin transmissioncooling.Thisfeature also providesenginebraking inall forward gearswhenthe transmissionisin theD (Overdrive)position;the engine braking will slowthe vehicleand assistthedriver incontrolling the vehiclewhen descending a gra de. 10. ELECTRONICSHIFT ON THE FLY4X4SYSTEM(if equipped) Theelectronic shiftonthe y 4x4 system allowsyou to choosebetween 2WD,4x4 HIGH or 4x4LOWdriving modes.Choose2WD to providepower to therear wheelsonly – used mainly for streetand highway driving.This modeprovidesoptimal smoothness and fuel economy athigh speeds. Choose4x4 HIGH to send power to therear and frontwheels for extra tractionduring winter and off-road conditions.(Not intended for useon dry pavement.)Choose4x4 LOWwhen youneed extra gearing to provide maximum power to all four wheelsat reduced speeds.Thisisintended for usein situationssuch asdeep sand, steep gradesor pulling a boatout of thewater. Thismodeis notintended for useondry pavement.Pleaserefer to theDriving chapter inyour Owner’s Guidefor moreinformation. 11. TRACTION CONTROL™ SYSTEM(if equipped) Tractioncontrol ™ helpsmaintain stabilityandsteerabilityof yourvehicle during a variety ofroad conditions. Ifyour vehiclebecomesstuck inthe snow,mud or sand,try turning offthe system to allowwheel spinand help increasemomentum to dig thevehicle out.The system defaultsto onand the control will illuminatewhenturned off. 12. POWER ADJUSTABLE FOOTPEDALS(if equipped ) Pressthet op ofthecontrol to move thepedalsfurther away from youor pressthebottom ofthe control to movethe pedalscloser to you.The pedalsshould only beadjusted when thevehicle isstopped and inPark (P). 13. REVERSESENSING (if equipped) Thereverse sensing system canwarn youifthereisanobjectbehi nd the vehicle.The system will sound a warn ing tonethatincreasesin frequency asthe objectgets closer and will sound continuously when theobject isless than10inches away.Note: Visibility aidsdo not replacetheneed to watch where thevehicle ismoving.Refer to your Owner’sGuidefo r safety informa tion, moredetail and limitations. 14. TRAILER BRAKECONTROLLER (if equipped) TheTrailer BrakeController (TBC) helpsensuresmooth and effectivetrailer braking by powering thetrailer’selectric brakes with a proportional outputbased on thetowing vehicle’s brakepressure. Usethe GAIN adjustmentbuttons (+,–)and themanual control lever to makeadjustments.Thesystem will display any necessary messages through your messa gecenter.For completeinformationon using the 11 17 18 1. SERVICEENGINESOON LIGHT Theservi ceenginesoonlig ht illuminatesbrieywhen theignition isturnedon .Ifitremainsonafter theengine isstarted,the OnBoard DiagnosticsSystem(OBD-II)has detectedamalfunction.If thelight is blinking,anengine misreisoccurring whichcoulddamageyour catalytic converter.Drivein amoderatefashion andcontactyourauthorized dealer assoonas possible. 2. ABSWARNINGLIGHT IftheABSlight staysillu minat ed or continuesto ash,a malfunction hasbeendetected, contactyour authorized dealer assoonas possible.Normal braking isstill functional u nlessthe brakewarning lightis also illuminated. 3. AIRBAG READINESSLIGHT Theairb ag readi nessligh t illuminatesbriey whenthe ignitionis turnedon.Ifthislight failstoilluminate, remainsonor continuest o ash after theengine isstarted,contact your authorized dea ler assoonas possible.A chimewill also sound if a malfunc tionin theindicator light isdetected. 4. BRAKESYSTEM WARNING LIGHT Thebrakesystem warning light illuminatesbriey whenthe ignition isturned onor whentheparking brakeisapplied to conrm thatthe system isfunctional.If thelight does 9 8 12

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