Lincoln Town Car 2007 User manual

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2007 Quick RefeRence Guide
LincOLnMKX
LincoLnMKX
AUGUST2006
FirSTPrinTinG
QUickreFerence
GUide
ThisQuick Reference Guideis not intended
toreplace your vehicleO wner’sGuide
whichcontains more detailedinformation
concerningthe featuresof your vehicle, as
wellas important safety warningsdesigned to
helpreduce the risk of injury to youand your
passengers.Please readyour entire Owner’s
Guidecarefully as you beginlearning about
yournew vehicle and referto the appropriate
sectionswhen questions arise.All information
containedin this Quick ReferenceGuide was
accurateat the time of duplication.We reserve
theright to change features,operation and/or
functionalityof any vehiclespecication
atany time. YourLincoln dealer is thebest
sourcefor the most currentinformation. For
detailedoperating and safetyinformation,
pleaserefer to your Owner’sGuide. Ford
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2007 Quick RefeRence Guide
LincOLnMKX
AddiTiOnALFEATURESseATinGconTRoLSessenTiALinFoRMATion
HomeLink®Wireless
ControlSystem (if equipped)
Located on the
driver’svisor,
the HomeLink®
Wireless
Control
System is a convenient way to
replace up to threehand-held
transmitters witha single
built-in device. This system
learns the radio frequency
codes of most transmitters
to operate garagedoors,
entry gates, security systems,
entry door locks, and home
or oce lighting. Refer
to your Owner’sGuide for
more information,including
programming instructions.
PanoramicVista Roof™
with Dual Power Sunshades
(if equipped)
Toopen the
Vista Roof™:
Firmly press
and release the
rear control.
The panoramic roofwill open
to the “comfort”position.
Firmly press andrelease the
control again tofully open.
To stopthe one-touch open
feature pressany control
again.
Toclose the Vista Roof™:
Press and releasethe front
control until theglass panel
stops at the“express close”
position. Firmlypress and hold
the control againto fully close.
Tovent the Vista Roof™: From
the closed position, pressand
release theTILT control.To vent
the panoramic rooffrom any
position, press andhold the
TILTcontrol. Toclose, press and
hold the front control.
Tooperate power
sunshades: Pressthe OPEN or
CLOSE portion of thecontrol
to operate the sunshade.The
front and rear shadesopen
simultaneously.
Keyless Entry Keypad
The keyless
entry keypad
located on the
driver’sdoor
allows you
to lock or unlock the doors,
open the trunk, or recall
the driver’sseat and mirror
positions saved inmemory
(if equipped). Refer to your
Owner’s Guide forfurther
information.
Integrated Keyhead
Transmitter (IKT) and
Remote Entry System
Features
Yourvehicle
comes
equippedwith
two specially
programmed
Integrated KeyheadTransmitters
(IKTs). IKTs are both a
programmedignition key
and a remotekeyless entry
transmitter. Handle the IKT
carefullywhen starting the car
to avoidaccidentally pressing
any of the remote entry buttons.
Press once to unlockthe
driver’sdoor. Theinterior lamps
will illuminate.
Press twice to unlockall
the doors.
Press once to lockall
the doors andactivate the
perimeteralarm system.
Press twice to conrm
all the doorsand liftgate are
closed. The horn will chirp and
the turn signallamps will ash
once if all thedoors and the
liftgateare closed.
Press andhold for 1.5
seconds toactivate the panic
alarm.The horn will sound
and the turn lampswill ash.
Press andrelease againor
turn the key inthe ignition to
deactivatethe panic alarm.
Press twice to openthe
power liftgate (if equipped).
Ensure thatyou keep the IKT
adhesivesecurity label in a safe
place forfuture reference.
Replacementsare only available
throughan authorized dealer.
Center Console Storage
The utility
compartment
has a clamshell
tray and
removable
divider for exiblestorage
of MP3 players,CDs or
handbags.
Global Open Front Windows
and Vista Roof™
Youcan open your front
windows and ventthe
Vista Roof™ (if equipped)
simultaneously using
your IntegratedKeyhead
Transmitter(IKT ). Press and
hold until the two front
windows and panoramicroof
begin to open. If any other
remote entry transmitter
control is pressedduring
the opening operation,both
windows and the panoramic
roof will stop opening.
Adaptive Headlamps
The headlamp beams move
in the same direction as
the steering wheel,which
provides more visibility
when driving around curves.
The system has a power-up
movement check feature.
When the vehicle is started,
the lamps track left to right,
then back to centerto alert
the driver that the systemis
working properly.
Memory Feature
(if equipped)
The memory feature enables
the vehicle to“remember”
your driver’sseat and exterior
mirrors position.To set,
position the driver’s seat and
exterior mirrors whereyou
want them. Press SET on the
driver’sdoor panel. Within
ve seconds, pressthe 1 or 2
control on the driver’s door
panel to associatewith the
Driver 1 or Driver 2 position.
Press the SET buttonagain.
Within ve seconds,press
any control on theIntegrated
Keyhead Transmitter (IKT )
and then press 1 or 2 on the
driver’sdoor panel to save
the settings under Driver1
or Driver 2. When you press
on the IKT to get into the
vehicle, the seatand mirrors
will automaticallyadjust to
your desired positions.
SecuriLock™
The SecuriLock™ passive
anti-theft system isan
engine immobilization
system. This system is
designed to help preventthe
engine from being started
unless a coded Integrated
Keyhead Transmitter (IKT )
programmed to yourvehicle
is used. Using the wrong
type of coded key may lead
to a“no start” condition. The
anti-theft indicator in the
instrument clusterwill ash
to indicate the SecuriLock
system is functioningas a
theft deterrent whenthe
ignition is turned o.
Autolock/Autounlock
Autolock automaticallylocks
all vehicle doors whenall the
doors are closed,the ignition
is in the RUN position, you
shift into any gear thatputs
the vehicle into motion,
and the vehicle is moving
above 12 mph (20 km/h).
Autounlock automatically
unlocks all the doors when
the vehicle has been traveling
above 12mph (20 km/h),
comes to a completestop,
and the driver door is opened
within 10 minutes of the
ignition being turnedo.
Note: For instructionson
disabling autolock, please
refer to yourO wner’s Guide or
see your authorizeddealer.
Rear Cargo Management
System (if equipped)
The cargo management
system consists ofstorage
compartments locatedin the
oor of the rear cargoarea. To
open, lift the handle.To close,
lower the lid.
Reverse Sensing System
The RSS detects obstaclesup
to 6 feet (2 meters)from the
rear bumper with a decreased
coverage areaat the outer
corners of the bumper. As you
move closer to the obstacle,
the rate of the tone increases.
When the obstacle is lessthan
10 inches (25 cm) away, the
tone will sound continuously.
If the RSS detects a stationary
or receding object further
than 10 inches (25 cm) from
the side of the vehicle,the
tone will sound foronly
three seconds.Once the
system detects an object
approaching,the tone will
sound again.
Power Liftgate (if equipped)
To open the power liftgate,
push the button on the
instrument panel, press
remote entry transmitter (IKT)
control twice, or push the
button under the center of
the license plate lamp shield.
For the best performance
allow the power system
to open the liftgate after
pushing the control. Manually
pushing or pulling the liftgate
may activate the systems
obstacle detection feature
and stop the power system.
Do not open the liftgate in a
garage or other enclosed area
with a low ceiling.
To close the
liftgate, press
and release
the control
located in the
left rear quarter panel or pull
down the liftgate a few inches
to activate power closing.
Keep clear of the liftgate
when operating the rear
switch. The liftgate can be
reversed with a second press
on a control button or remote
entry transmitter and can be
manually closed at any time.
12nd Row Fold Flat Seatback
To folddown the rear seat, pull up on
the lever on the outboardside of the
seat cushion and let theseatback rotate
downward intothe load oor position. To
return to the uprightposition, rotate the
seatback upwarduntil the seatback latches.
The seatback will clickwhen it is locked
into position.
2nd Row Seat Recline
To adjustthe second row seatback to the
desired position,while seated, pull the
release lever up andpush the seatback
rearward.
22nd Row EasyFold™ Seatback Release
(if equipped)
The control buttons are located on the
left-hand rear quarter trim panel
(accessible from the liftgate area). Press
and hold the control to lower the seat.
The top portion lowers the right (40%)
seatback, and the bottom portion lowers
the left (60%) seatback.
3Front Heated and Cooled Seats
(if equipped)
To activatethese functions, press the
buttons located onthe climate control
panel. Press once for full heat or
once for full cool(three lights), twice for
medium heat or medium cool(two lights)
and a third time for lowheat or low cool
(one light).
4Rear Heated Seats (if equipped)
The rear seat heatcontrols are located
on the rear door panels.To operate the
heated seats, pushthe top of the control for
maximum heat, bottomof the control for
minimum heat. Pushagain to deactivate.
Fuel Type and TankCapacity
Yourfront-wheel drive fuel
tank can accommodate
19.3 gallons (73.1 L) of
gasoline; all-wheeldrive
can accommodate20.8
gallons (78.7 L).Your vehicle
is designed to use unleaded
gasoline with an (R+M)/2
octane rating of 87. Using
gasoline with a lower
octane rating may degrade
performance.
Location of Spare Tire
and Tools
The spare tire andjack are
located in the cargoarea
below the carpeted oor
panel. The lug nut wrench
is contained in the toolbag.
For completedetails on how
to change your tire,refer to
the Roadside Emergencies
chapter in your Owner’s Guide.
Fuses
If the vehicle’s electrical
componentsare not
operating,a fuse may have
blown. The fuse panel is
locatedbelow the instrument
panel on thedriver’s side;
removethe cover to view
the fuses. Additional fuses
are locatedin the power
distributionbox in the
engine compartment. For
more information regarding
changingfuses, refer to the
Roadside Emergencies chapter
of your Owner’s Guide.
Tire Pressure
Monitoring System
Using radio-frequency
pressuresensors, this system
monitorstire pressure on all
road tiresand provides the
driver witha yellow warning
light whenair needs to be
added.The Message center
providesadditional warning
messages.The TPMS warning
light willreset itself (turn
o) after the tires are setto
specicationand the vehicle is
driven above20 mph (32 km /
h) for at least2 minutes. Note:
Outside temperature aects
tire pressure. Please referto
your Owner’s Guide.
Tire Pressure
Yourvehicle’s tire pressure
specications arefound
on the vehicle’s Safety
Compliance Certication
Label located on the driver’s
door jamb. Check your
tires for properair pressure
monthly; check the air
pressure in yourspare tire
every six months. Always
use an accurate tirepressure
gauge. Check the tire
pressure when tiresare cold,
after the vehicle has been
parked for at least threehours
or has been driven less than
three miles. (As you drive,
the temperaturein the tire
warms up, increasingthe
tire pressure.) Improperly
inated tires canaect
vehicle handling andcan
fail suddenly,resulting in
a possible loss of vehicle
control. Refer to the Tires,
Wheels and Loadingchapter
in the Owner’s Guidefor
further information.
Fuel Pump Shut-O Switch
The fuel pump shut-o switch
stops the electric fuel pump
from sending fuel toyour
engine when your vehiclehas
sustained a substantialjolt.
The switch is locatedbehind
the panel on the left side
of the cargo area. For more
information regardingthe fuel
pump shut-o switch, refer
to the Roadside Emergencies
chapter of your Owner’s
Guide.
Rear Window Bueting
When one or both of the
rear windows areopen, the
vehicle may demonstratea
wind throb or buetingnoise;
this noise is common among
a wide range of vehiclesand
can be eliminated bysimply
lowering a frontwindow
approximatelytwo to three
inches.
Roadside Assistance
During your LincolnMKX’s
limited warranty period,the
assurance and support of a
24-hour emergency roadside
assistance programis
included. Roadside assistance
includes such services as fuel
delivery, tirechanges, jump
starts, winch outs, helpwhen
you are locked out ofyour
vehicle, and towing.
Complete your roadside
assistance identication
card and keep it handy (such
as in your wallet) forquick
reference. This identication
card is located in yourOwner’s
Information portfolio. To
receive roadsideassistance in
the United States,call (800)
521-4140. In Canada, call
[phone].
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insTRuMenTPAnEL cLiMATeSySTEM
Dual Automatic Temperature Control
(DATC)System with Heated and Cooled Seats
(if equipped)
Navigation System with In-Dash Six CD/
MP3 THX® II Sound System (if equipped)
AudiOSySTEM
THX® II
Yourvehicle may be
equipped with theTHX® II
certied audio system.
This system creates
optimal acoustic quality
for all seating positions
and road conditions.
The system oersan
advanced speaker system,
ampliers, subwoofer, and
equalization.
13 Seek
Press to accessthe
previous/next strong
station or CD track.
14 Menu
Press repeatedlyto toggle
through:
Autoset: Allowsyou to
set the strongest local
radio stations without
losing your originalstored
stations in AM/FM1/FM2.
Use / to turn on/o.
When the six strongest
stations are lled,the
station stored inpreset 1
will begin playing.If there
are less than six strong
stations, the systemwill
store the last one in the
remaining presets.
Occupancy mode: Use
/ to select and optimize
sound for ALL SEATS,
DRIVERS SEATor REAR
SEATS.
Speed sensitive
volume: Radio volume
automatically changes
slightly with vehiclespeed
to compensatefor road and
wind noise. Recommended
level is 1-3. Level0 turns
the feature o andlevel 7 is
the maximum setting.
RBDS (Radio Broadcast
Data System):In FM
mode, this featureallows
you to search forcertain
categories of music or
announcements.With
RBDS ON, you may select
from: Info (Information),
Alert, Test, Religious, R&B,
Classical, Jazz, Oldies,
Country,Top 40, Soft, Rock.
When the desired category
appears in the display,
press (left arrow icon)SEEK
(right arrow icon)to initiate
the search.The system
will cycle through the
frequency bands searching
for stations broadcasting
the selected programtype.
If the desired program
type is not found after
searching the frequency
band three times,the
search will stop.The
announcement categories
are: Alert will searchfor
RBDS stations actively
broadcasting important
messages relatingto
weather or government
emergencies. Test will
search for RBDS stations
actively broadcastinga test
message.
Compression:Brings soft
and loud CD passages
together for a more
consistent listeninglevel
when in CD mode. Press
MENU until compression
status is displayed. Press
/ to turn the feature
on/o.
15 Mute
Press to mute the
playing media. Press
again to return to the
playing media.
16 Sound
Press sound to accessthe
following settings;Bass,
Treble,Fade, Balance, Digital
Signal Processing(DSP)
and Speed Compensated
Volume (SCV).
17 Media
Press media to accessthe
media menu to play the
following: AM,FM1, FM2
radio stations,satellite radio,
CD or (if equipped) interact
with the DVD system in the
rear of the vehicle.
18 On/O/Volume
19 Load
Insert the disc, label side up,
when LOADCD# appears
in the display. The CD will
begin to play.
20 Tune
Press to accessthe next
frequency up/down the
band (radio mode), next/
previous MP3 folder(MP3
mode), or next/previous
channel (satelliteradio
mode, if equipped).
SIRIUS Satellite Radio
Is a subscription based
satellite radioser vicethat
broadcasts music,sports,
news and entertainment
programming.For
information on extended
subscription terms,
contact SIRIUS at
1-888-539-7474.
Navigation System
and Rear Entertainment
System (ifequipped)
Please refer toyour
Owner’s Guide formore
information on the Rear
Entertainment System
and your Navigation
System Supplementfor
more informationon the
Navigation System.
1Headlamps, Fog Lamps and
Panel Dimmer Control
Turn the control
one position to the
right to turn on
the parking lamps,
instrument panel
lamps, license platelamps and
tail lamps. Turn the control to the
second position on theright
to turn on the headlamps. Turn
the control one positionto the
left to activatethe autolamp
feature, whichautomatically turns
the exterior lamps on and o,
based on available daylight. The
system also keeps thelights on
for a short time after the ignition
switch is turned to the LOCK (OFF)
position. If the windshieldwipers
are turned on for a xedperiod of
time, the exterior lampswill turn
on with headlamp controlin the
autolamp position.
Pull the controlout to activate the
fog lamps. The fog lamp indicator
light will illuminate. The fog
lamps will not operatewhen the
control is turned o(O) or when
the high beams are on. Usethe
panel dimmer controlto adjust
the level of brightnesson the
instrument panel duringparking
lamp and headlamp operation.
Move the controlto the full
upright position, pastthe detent,
to turn on the interior lamps.
2Steering Wheel Controls
Yoursteering
wheel controls
allow you to set
and adjust vehicle
speed, as well as
make adjustments
in your audio and
climate control
systems.
To setthe speed control, ensure
that the vehicle speedis at
least 30 mph. Press and release
ON. Accelerateto the desired
speed. Press and release SET
+. The speed control indicator
light will illuminate in the
cluster. Remove your foot from
the accelerator. Once set, press
and release - SET + to decrease
or increase the speedin small
increments. Or, press and hold
until you reach thedesired speed.
To disengagespeed control
but not erase the previousset
speed, press the brakepedal. To
disengage and erase thespeed,
press OFF or turn o the ignition.
Press –TEMP + to decrease/
increase the cabin temperature.
Press – FAN+ to decrease/
increase fan speed.
Press –VOL + to decrease/
increase audio volume.
Press MEDIA to selectAM, FM1,
FM2 or CD.
Press to access the
previous/next presetradio station
or CD track.
3Tilt/Telescopic
Steering Wheel Lever
Push the lever
down to unlock
the steering
column. Move the
steering wheel
to the desired position. While
holding the steering wheelin
place, pull the leverup to lock the
steering column.
4Auxiliary Power Points
Yourvehicle is
equipped with four
auxiliary power
points. One on the
instrument panel,
one in the center consoleutility
compartment, one on the back
of the center consoleand a rear
auxiliary power point locatedon
the left rear quarter panel.Do
not use power pointsover the
capacity of 12VDC/180W.
5Message Center
The message
center displays
important vehicle
information
through a constant
monitoring of vehiclesystems.
Also provides vehiclesystem
checks and will notify youof
potential vehicleproblems with
a display of systemwarnings.
Press INFO to scrollthrough the
following displays:Odometer,
Trip OdometerA or B, Distance
to Empty, Average Fuel Economy,
Average Speed,Compass and
Trip elapsedtime 1 or 2. Press
RESET to select and reset
functions shown in the Infoand
Setup Menu. PressSETUP to
scroll through:System Check,
Units (English/Metric),Language,
Easy entry/Exit seat. Forfurther
information, pleaserefer to your
Owner’s Guide.
6Transmission Malfunction/
Reduced Power Light
This light illuminateswhen a power
train or an AWDfault has been
detected. Contactan authorized
dealer as soon as possible.
7AdvanceTrac® with Roll
Stability Control Light
This icon illuminateswhen
the AdvanceTrac® with RSC®
system is active. If the light
remains on, havethe system
serviced immediately byan
authorized dealer.
8Service Engine Soon Light
The Service EngineSoon light
illuminateswhen the engine is
started. If it remains illuminated,
the On BoardDiagnostics
System(OBD-II) has detected a
malfunction. If the light is blinking,
engine misreis occurring which
could damagethe vehicle’s
catalyticconverter. Drive in a
moderatefashion and have your
vehicleserviced immediately by an
authorizeddealer.
9Airbag Readiness Light
If this light fails to illuminate
after startup, continuesto ash
or remains on, havethe system serviced
immediately by yourauthorized dealer.
A chime will sound if a malfunctionin the
supplemental restraintsystem is detected.
10 ABS Warning Light
If the Anti-lockBrake System light
remainsilluminated or continuesto ash
after startup,have the system serviced
immediatelyby your authorized dealer.
Normal brakingwill still be functional unless
the brake warning light is also illuminated.
11 Check Fuel Cap Light
This light illuminateswhen the fuel
cap may not be properlyinstalled. If
you continue to drivewith this light
illuminated, theSer viceEngine Soon light
may come on.
12 Brake SystemWarning Light
This light illuminatesbriey to ensure the
system is functional. If the light remains
illuminated after releasing the parking
brake, this indicatesa low brake uid level
or a brake system malfunction. Have the
brake system inspectedimmediately by an
authorized dealer.
Auxiliary Input Jack
Yourvehicle is equipped
with an Auxiliary Input Jack
located inside the console
bin. This allowsyou to plug
and play auxiliary audio
devices, includingMP3 players. Press AUX
repeatedly on youraudio system to access.
When LINE IN appears in thedisplay, plug
in your auxiliary audio device.For more
detailed information,please refer to your
Owner’s Guide.
Power Outside Mirrors
Rotate thecontrol clockwise
or counterclockwise to adjust
the right orleft mirror.
Move the control in the
directionyou wish to tilt the mirror.
Return the control to the centerposition to
lock the mirrorsin place.
1 Auto
Press to activateautomatic
temperature control. The
system will automatically
determine fan speed,air ow
location, A/C (on or o) and
outside or recirculatedair based
on your temperatureselection.
Press again to deactivate.
2Driver Temperature
Controls
Press to increase/decrease the
temperature onthe driver side
of the vehicle in dual zoneor
the temperatureof both the
driver and passengersides in
single zone.
3OFF
Outside air is shut out and the
fan will not operate.
4A/C
Press to activate/deactivate
air conditioning. For a MAX
A/C setting, press A /C,
and set the temperature to
60ºF (16ºC) and the highest
blower setting.
5Driver/Passenger
Cooled Seats (if equipped)
Press to activate. Press once
for full cool (threelights),
twice for medium cool(two
lights) and a third time(one
light) for low cool.Press again
to deactivate (no lights).
6Driver/Passenger Heated
Seats (if equipped)
Press to activate. Press once
for full heat (threelights),
twice for medium heat(two
lights) and a third time(one
light) for low heat.Press again
to deactivate (no lights).
7EXT
Press to displaythe outside air
temperature. Press again to
return to interiortemperature.
8Manual Override Controls
Allows you to manually
determine where airow
is directed (oor vents,
instrument panel vents,
rear seat oor ventsor a
combination of all). To return
to fully automaticcontrol,
press AUTO.
9Recirculation Control
Press torecirculate cabin air.
Recirculated air may reduce
the amountof time to cool
down the interior of the vehicle
and may alsohelp reduce
undesiredodors from reaching
the interiorof the vehicle.
10 Dual
(Single/dual temperature
control): Allowsthe driver
to have full controlof the
cabin temperaturesettings
(single zone) or allowsthe
passenger to havecontrol of
their individual temperature
settings (dual zone control).
Press to turn on dualzone
mode; press again toreturn to
single zone.
11 Rear Window Defroster
Press to clear therear window
of thin ice and fog. Press again
to deactivate. The defroster
will turn o automaticallyafter
10 minutes.
12 Defrost
Distributes outsideair through
the windshield defrosterand
vents to clear fogor thin ice
from the windshield.
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