2007 Mercury Montego Quick Reference Guide 1st Printing

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  • 2007 Mercury Montego | Quick Reference Guide 1st Printing - Page 1
    operate most garage doors, entry gate operators, security systems, and home or office lighting. For programming, please consult your Owner's Guide. 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 6 8 10 6 8 1 2 4 5 7 9 6 10 2007 Mercury | Montego Fuses If your electrical components aren't working properly, a fuse may have blown
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    electronically monitors vehicle system inputs/outputs and driver demands to select the desired drive ratio. Unlike traditional automatic transmissions, the CVT continually adjusts the optimum overall drive ratio between engine and drive wheels for all operating conditions. As traditional automatic
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2007Mercury
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Montego
QuickReferenceGuide
FordMotorCompany
CustomerRelationshipCenter
P.O.Box6248
Dearborn,MI48121
1-800-392-3673 (FORD)
(TDDforthehearingimpaired:1-800-232-5952)
This Quick Reference Guide is not intended to replace your Owner’s Guide which contains more
detailed information concerning the features of your vehicle, as well as important safety warnings
designedtohelpreducetheriskofinjurytoyouandyouroccupants.PleasereadyourentireOwner’s
Guidecarefullyasyoubeginlearningaboutyournewvehicleandrefertotheappropriatesections
whenquestionsarise.
All information contained in this Quick Reference Guide was accurate at the time of duplication.
Wereservetherighttochangefeatures,operationand/orfunctionalityofanyvehiclespecificationat
anytime.YourMercurydealeristhebestsourceforthemostcurrentinformation.
Fordetailedoperatingandsafetyinformation,pleaseconsultyourOwner’sGuide.
February2006 | FirstPrinting | QuickReferenceGuide
MercuryMontego | LithoinU.S.A.
*7T5J19G217AA*
7T5J-19G217-AA
2007MercuryMontego
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QuickReferenceGuide
EssentialInformation
LocationofSpareTireandTools
Yourvehicleisequippedwithatemporarysparetirewhich
issmallerthanaregulartireanddesignedforemergencyuseonly.Thejack,sparetire,jackhandleand
lugnutwrenchareunderthecargocoverinthetrunkofthevehicle.
Fuses
If your electrical components aren’t working properly, a fuse may have blown. For more
information,pleaseconsultyourOwner’sGuide.
FuelPumpShut-offSwitch
Thisdevicestopstheelectricfuelpumpfromsendingfueltothe
enginewhenyourvehiclehashadasubstantialjolt.Afteranaccident,iftheenginecranksbutdoes
notstart,thisswitchmayhavebeenactivated.Thefuelpumpshut-offswitchislocatedinthefront
passengerfootwellareaintherightuppercorner.
Unleaded Fuel Recommendations
For optimum performance use “Regular” unleaded fuel
withapump(R+M)/2octaneratingofatleast87.Wedonotrecommendtheuseofgasolineslabeled
as“Regular”withoctaneratingsof86orlowerthataresoldinhighaltitudeareas.
Tire Pressure
Safe operation of your Montego requires that your tires be properly inflated. The
MercuryrecommendedinflationpressureisfoundontheTireLabelortheCertificationLabellocated
nearthefrontdoorlatchonthedriver’sside.Atleastonceamonthandbeforelongtrips,inspecteach
tireandchecktheairpressurewithadigitalordial-typetiregauge.Don’tforgetthespare.Airpressure
shouldbecheckedwhenthetiresarecold.Inflatealltirestotheinflationpressurerecommendedby
FordMotorCompany.
Rear Window Buffeting
When one or both of your rear windows are fully open, you may
experienceawindthroborbuffetingnoise.Thisiscommonamongallvehiclesandcanbeeliminated
simplybyloweringafrontwindowtwotothreeinches.
Roadside Assistance
In addition to your New Vehicle Limited Warranty, Mercury provides new
vehicleownerswithacomplimentaryroadsideassistanceprogram.Thisserviceisavailable24hours
aday,sevendaysaweek,forthreeyearsor36,000miles(60,000km).Itcoverschangingaflattire,
jumpstarts,limitedfueldelivery,lock-outassistance,winchout,andtowingofyourvehicle.
UnitedStates(800)241–3673
Canada(800)665–2006
AdditionalFeatures
MemoryFeature
(ifequipped)Thisfeaturewillallowyoutosettwopositionsfor
thedriver'sseat,powermirrors,andadjustablepedals(ifequipped).Settheposition
bypressingtheSETbutton(indicatorwillilluminate),thenpressthe1or2buttonto
set the position to either Driver 1 or Driver 2. This memory setting can then be
recalledwhenyoupressthe1or2button,enterCustomerCode1or2onthekeypad,
or when you press unlock on the remote entry system (one of your remote
transmittersisassociatedwithDriver1andtheothertransmitterisassociatedwithDriver2)
.
HomeLink±
(ifequipped)TheHomeLink±WirelessControlSystemonthedriver’svisorprovidesa
convenient way to replace up to three handheld transmitters with a single device. This feature will
operate most garage doors, entry gate operators, security systems, and home or office lighting. For
programming,pleaseconsultyourOwner’sGuide.
PowerMirrors
Toadjustyourmirrors,rotatethecontrolclockwisetoadjustthe
rightmirrorandcounterclockwisetoadjusttheleftmirror.Movethecontrolinthe
directionyouwishtotiltthemirror.Thenrotatethecontroltothecenterpositionto
lockthemirrorsinplace.
KeylessEntryPad
Thekeylessentrykeypadcanbeusedtolockorunlockthe
doorswithoutusingakey.Itcanalsocontrolthememoryseat,powermirrors,and
adjustablepedalsfeatures(ifequipped).Formoreinformation,pleaseconsultyour
Owner’sGuide.
Autolock
Yourvehicleisequippedwithanautolockfeature. Theautolockfeaturewillautomatically
lock all doors when your vehicle is in motion and meets a set of conditions, as described in your
Owner’sGuide. Yourvehiclecomeswiththisfeatureenabled. Youcanenableordisablethisfeature
byfollowingtheactivationordeactivationprocedureoutlinedinyourOwner’sGuide.
AdjustablePedals
(ifequipped):Theacceleratorandbrakepedalshouldonlybeadjustedwhen
thevehicleisstoppedandthegearshiftisintheP(Park)position.Pressthetopofthecontroltoadjust
thepedalsawayfromyouorpressthebottomofthecontroltoadjustthepedalstowardyou.
ReverseSensingSystem
(ifequipped)TheReverseSensingSystem(RSS)soundsatonetowarn
thedriverofobstaclesneartherearbumperwhenR(Reverse)isselectedandthevehicleismovingat
speedslessthan3mph(5km/h).Thesystemisnoteffectiveatspeedsabove3mph(5km/h)and
maynotdetectcertainangularormovingobjects.TheRSSdetectsobstaclesupto6feet(2meters)
fromtherearbumperwithadecreasecoverageareaattheoutercornersofthebumper.Whenthe
obstacleislessthan10inchesaway,thetonewillsoundcontinuously.
FamilyEntertainmentSystem(FES)
(ifequipped)YourvehiclemaybeequippedwithaFamily
EntertainmentSystem(FES).Refertothe
Family Entertainment System Supplement Guide
forfurther
informationontheoperationofyoursystem.
one
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Tune/DiscSelector
Presstogoupordown
theradiofrequencyortoselectadesireddisc.
Alsouseinmenumodetoselectvarioussettings.
two
|
Load
PresstobegintheCDload
sequence.Pressandholdtoautoloadupto
6CDs.
three
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CD
PresstoenterCDmode.IfaCDis
alreadyloadedintothesystem,theCDwill
beginplayingwhereitlastended.
four
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On/Off/VolumeControl
Pushtoturn
thesystemONorOFF.Turntoincreaseor
decreasevolume.Ifthevolumeissetabovea
certainlevelandtheignitionisturnedoff,the
volumewillcomebackonata“nominal”level
whentheignitionswitchisturnedbackon.
five
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AM/FM
PresstoselectAMorFM
frequencybands.
six
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SeekFunction
Presstoaccessthe
next/previousstrongstationortrack.
seven
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ScanFunction
Pressforabrief
samplingofradiostationsorCDtracks.Press
againtostop.
eight
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CDRewind
Presstomanuallyreversein
aCDtrack.
nine
|
CDFastForward
Presstomanually
advanceinaCDtrack.
ten
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SettingMemoryPreset
Tosetastation:
PressAM/FMtoselectfrequencyband,tuneto
astation,thenpressandholdapresetbutton
untilthesoundreturns.
Bass/Treble
PressMENUuntilbassortreble
settingsaredisplayed;adjustusingthe
SEEKcontrol.
Balance/Fade
PressMENUuntilBalanceis
displayed;presstoadjusttheaudiobetween
theleftandrightspeakersusingtheSEEK
control.PressMENUagaintodisplayFade.
PressSEEKtoadjustaudiobetweenthefront
andrearspeakers.
SettingtheClock
PressMENUuntilSELECT
HOURorSELECTMINSisdisplayed.Pressthe
up/downarrowsorSEEKcontroltoadjustthe
hours/minutes.PressMENUagainto
disengageclockmode.
MP3Track/FolderMode
InTrackmode,pressing
SEEKwillscrollthroughalltracksonthedisc.
InFoldermode,pressingSEEKwillscrollonly
throughtrackswithinaselectedfolder.
DriverandPassengerSideTemperature
Setdesiredcabintemperaturewiththe
1
or
4
redandbluebuttons.Press
1
fordriver’s
side,
4
forpassenger’sside.Recommended
settingis72°F(22°C)to75°F(24°C).
DualControl
(ifequipped)
Press
10
DUALtoengage/disengageseparate
passengersidetemperaturecontrol.
AutomaticOperation
Setdesired
1
cabintemperature.Press
2
AUTO
buttonforfullautomaticoperation.Thesystem
willautomaticallyadjustairflowtemperature,
fanspeed,airflowdirection,A/C,and
recirculatedairbasedontheselected
temperaturetoheatorcoolthevehicletothe
desiredtemperatureassoonaspossible.
MaxA/COperation
Automaticoperation:Press
2
AUTObuttonfor
fullautomaticoperation.DonotoverrideA/Cor
recirculatedair.Setthedesiredtemperature.
OverrideOperation:Select
7
airdistribution.
Select
8
A/Cand
9
recirculatedair.Use
recirculatedairwithA/Ctoprovidecolder
airflow.Settemperaturesettingto60°F
(15.5°C).Initiallysettohighestfanspeed
5
,
thenadjusttomaintaincomfort.
ManualOverrideOperation:
Press
1
toset
desiredcabintemperature.Adjustanyofthe
followingforpersonalcomfortpreferences:
5
fanspeed,
7
airflowdirection,
8
A/C,and
9
recirculatedair.Fanspeed,A/C,and
recirculatedairoverrideswillnotturnoffthe
AUTOindicatorlight. Airflowdirectionoverrides
willturnofftheAUTOindicatorlight.
AirflowDirectionControl
(ifequipped)
Press
7
repeatedlytoselectairflowdirection.
Defogging/Demisting
Press
3
todistributeoutsideairthroughthe
windshielddefrosterventsanddemistervents.
Toreducehumiditybuildupinthevehicle,
donotdrivewiththeClimateControlturnedoff.
Also,donotdrivewithrecirculatedairselected
unlessA/Cisoperating.
HeatedSeats
(ifequipped)
Press
6
tocyclethroughavailablesettingsof
highheat(2lights),lowheat(1light),andoff
(nolights).
4
3
5
6
6
8
10
2
1
7
9
1
2
4
5
7
9
10
3
6
8
6
Premium/AudiophileIn-Dash6-CD/MP3SoundSystem
(ifequipped)
ClimateControl