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Customer Support Section Division Technical Publications I ndustria Argentina KA MANUAL OF OWNER Owner's Manual 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 1 Visit our site in Argentina www.ford.com.ar E-mail: cacford@ford.com Tel: 0800-888-3673 Chile www.ford.cl E-mail: acfordcl@ford.com Tel: 800-470-408 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 2 The illustrations, technical information, data and descriptions contained in thi s publication were approved at the time of printing. Ford Argentina S.C.A. reser ves the right to change models, equipment and specifications or alterations or c hanges necessary to improve their product without incurring any obligation. Repr oduction in whole or part of this publication, and its storage or transmission b y any method - electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, translation, sum mary or enlargement without express written permission of Ford Argentina SCA The same is true for parts of this Manual and its use in other publications. Ford A rgentina S.C.A. no responsibility whatsoever for any inaccuracies or omissions c ontained in this publication, despite having taken all necessary measures to mak e it as complete and reliable as possible. This manual describes the options and trim levels available for the entire range of models of this vehicle. Apply to your vehicle descriptions of the equipment installed according to the purchased version. Important: original parts and accessories for Ford, as well as those of Motorcraft, have been specially designed for Ford vehicles, and are, in any eve nt, the most suitable for your vehicle. We would point out that the parts and ac cessories are not provided by Ford Argentina SCA have not been reviewed or appro ved, which is why, despite the continuous monitoring of the market, we can not g uarantee the quality or safety of using these products, either already installed

or to be installed. Ford Argentina S.C.A. accepts no responsibility for damage caused by the use of parts and accessories other than Ford, resulting in automat ic revocation of the vehicle warranty. Printed in Argentina. Edited by Ford Arge ntina S.C.A. Customer Support Division Technical Publications. 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 3 Content What you should know before driving Introduction Instrument Panel Seat Shell and elements and systems security 4 Aug ust 16, 1950 Starting and driving Launch Driving Emergencies 64 66 73 Information and important data Technical Care and Maintenance Guide Alphabetical index station 90,119,137,140 3 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 4 Introduction CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations on the purchase of your new Ford. Take time to r ead this manual to familiarize yourself with its contents, because the more you know and understand your vehicle, the greater the degree of security, economy an d satisfaction you will gain by driving. This Owner's Manual will familiarize you with the handling of your Ford. Contains instructions for normal daily drivi ng and general care of the vehicle. This Manual describes all the options and variants that are available and, there fore, some of the accessories described are not applicable to your own vehicle. In addition, due to periods of printing the manual, it may happen that some opti onal elements describing before marketing. The Audio Guide contains instructions for the Ford sound system. Regular maint enance can keep your vehicle's optimum functioning and resale value. There is an authorized Ford dealer network, which are at your service all its technical exp ertise and professional, and she may consult the guide, by location, is included in this issue. Its staff, specially trained, is the most qualified to perform p roper maintenance of your vehicle. They also have a wide range of tools and high ly specialized technical equipment, specifically designed for the maintenance of Ford vehicles. Your Ford Dealer, both at home and abroad, is a supplier of part s and accessories guaranteed original and authorized Ford and Motorcraft. If you sell your car, do not forget to give this Owner's Manual to the future bu yer. It is an integral part of the vehicle. P A S S

"G e n e p m d m c d t c The Warranty and Maintenance Dealer Guide tells you about the conditions of th e Ford Warranty and Maintenance Plan for your Ford vehicle. It also serves to pr ovide a documented history of services provided. You will also find Ford Dealers Guide for Argentina. 4 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 5 Introduction ue, er, Naue SYMBOLS FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Alert Symbols in th is Manual How can you reduce the risk of personal injury and prevent possible ha rm to others, your vehicle and your team? In this handbook, the answers to these questions are given with comments highlighted with the symbol of a warning tria ngle. These comments should be read and observed. Environmental protection The environmental protection is something that concerns us all. Correct vehicle handling and disposal of cleaning products and lubrican ts used under applicable law, constitute a significant step forward in this rega rd. In this handbook, the information relating to the environment is accompanied by the symbol of the tree. All information contained in this manual was current at the time of printing. Fo rd Argentina S.C.A. Standing in his intention to improve its products, reserves the right to change models, specifications or designs without prior notice and w ithout incurring obligation on your part or their dealers. Warning symbols on your vehicle you see this symbol, it is imperative to consult the relevant section of this manual before touching or attempting to carry out adjustments of any kind. Symbols of high voltage in your vehicle This symbol, a triangle with an arrow el ectrified and an open book, notes on parts subjected to high voltage. Never be t ouched while the engine is running and the ignition is switched. 5 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 6 Introduction ELEMENTS OF PROTECTION FOR SAFER DRIVING Top layer Although it is impossible to completely eliminate traffic accidents, it can be r educed by modern technical means. For example, besides having buffer zones front and rear-impact, your vehicle has areas for side impact protection in side door s to provide greater protection in the event of a side impact. The safety restra

int system with airbags (s) helps to protect you in the event of a frontal crash . Seat belts help prevent the occupant from sliding under the belt. These elemen ts are designed to reduce the risk of injury. Contribute to these elements must not be used for protection always driving with care and attention. We recommend reading the chapter Airbag. The misuse of the airbag can be occasio ns injuries. Do not install child seats never looking back or babies in front of an airbag on the passenger side. There is no particular standard for the filming of your vehicle. Just avoid driv ing too fast for the first 1,500 miles. Vary your speed frequently and do not fo rce the engine. This is necessary so that moving parts can "settle." If possible , avoid the use of the brakes thoroughly during the first 150 miles in city driv ing and for the first 1,500 miles on the highway or route. From 1,500 miles may gradually increase the performance of your vehicle, reaching maximum speeds perm itted. Avoid excessive engine speed. This contributes to care, reduce fuel consumption, lower your level of noise and reduce environmental pollution. S C P e e We wish you a safe and enjoyable driving his Ford car. 6 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 7 Introduction r o r s a to s SECURITY THROUGH ELECTRONIC CONTROLS For your safety, the vehicle is equipped with sophisticated electronic controls. The use of any other electronic device (eg a mobile phone without external anten na) can create electromagnetic fields that can interfere negatively in the funct ioning of the electronic controls of the vehicle. So, follow the instructions in the manufacturer of your device. to Safety switch fuel injection system. In the event of an accident, the safety swi tch automatically cuts off the supply of fuel to the engine. This switch can als o be connected through sudden vibration, for example when parking. To reset the switch,see instructions in safety switch fuel injection system in Chapter Emerg ency road. 7 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m.

Page 8 Dashboard Exterior lights / turn (p. 32) Dashboard (Page 12) Stick wiper / washer and clea n / lavaluneta (p. 34) Emergency lights (p. 17) Fuse Box (p. 74) Horn (p. 32) 8 Lever to open the hood (p. 92) Power switch (p. 31) 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 9 Dashboard Grids directional air intake vent (p. 19) Analog Clock (p. 16) In some variants of the model, the appearance and layout of some items may diffe r from those shown here. Either way, the display of pages is still valid. Light control of the engine immobilizer system (p. 47) Receiver (see audio guide) Heating, ventilation, air conditioning (p. 18) recirculated air switch (p. 25) r ear window defroster rear (p. 17) Ashtray (p. 29) opened the trunk switch (p. 16 ) 9 Air conditioning switch (p. 24) 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 10 Dashboard WARNING LIGHTS warning light indicator blinks when turning the turn indicators a re connected. If the frequency of the flashes increases, some fault indication l amp circuit. 10 v 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m.

Page 11 Dashboard Warning light if the oil pressure the vehicle, turn off the engine th the specified oil if the level If the oil level is correct, stop engine. light comes on while driving, immediately stop and check the oil level. Refuel immediately wi is below the recommended. walking and go to a Ford dealer to examine the

Warning light airbag (if equipped) When the system works correctly, turn on the ignition in position II of the key, this light comes on for about 5 seconds. If the light is turned while the vehicle is in motion, contact a Ford dealer to che ck the system. Visually check the condition of the airbag system before starting. Warning light Low fuel When warning light comes on as soon as possible to replen ish the fuel specified. 11 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 12 Dashboard Warning light, temperature When the system works correctly, turn on the ignition in position II of the key, this light comes on for about 5 seconds. When this l ight flashes when the engine is running indicates that the engine temperature is high. Stop immediately and disconnect the power. Go to a Ford dealer to check t he system. Ignition warning light This light to turn on the ignition. Must be tu rned off as soon as the engine starts. If it lights up during operation, disconn ect all electrical components that are not needed and go immediately to the near est Ford dealer. 12 Never remove the lid of the coolant when the engine is hot. Do not restart the e ngine before it has eliminated the problem. v 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 13 Dashboard Warning light turned on the headlights high light is turned on by connecting the high headlights (low beam being connected) or light signals with the headlights . Warning light brake system turns off when you release the parking brake. If th e light remains lit after you release the parking brake, is a sign that no fluid in the brake system. Immediately replenish the reservoir with brake fluid to MAX and as soon as possi

ble to check the brake system in a Ford dealer. If the light is turned while the vehicle is in motion, is a sign that there is a fault in one of the brake circuits. The second circuit continues to operate. Ch eck immediately to a Ford dealer brake system. If a brake circuit fails, you should consider it necessary to step on the brake pedal harder and take into account that the stopping distance may be greater. 13 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 14 Dashboard INDICATORS Fuel gauge The fuel gauge shown at the approximate content of the dep osit, when the ignition is switched on. When the needle reads "empty" should ref uel as soon as possible.The amount of fuel loaded may be less than the specifie d capacity of the reservoir, there is always some fuel in it. 14 v 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 15 Dashboard Speedometer Indicates the speed of driving the vehicle when the vehicle tion. Odometer indicates total miles traveled by the vehicle. Indicates mileage for a particular trip. To put it at zero, press the button. It sed to find a route in particular for determining the autonomy, control fuel loads, routes between periods, and so on. Speedometer Odometer Reset button Trip Odometer Tachometer Indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute. The allowed maximum rpm shown in the Technical Data section of this manual. 15 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. is in mo odometer can be u between

Page 16 Command and elements CENTRAL CONSOLE CONTROLS Analog Clock Time is adjusted with the button. Briefly: Progress of a minute. Keeping close: quick adjustment. Opening trunk (if equipped) with the ignition turned off, pull the switch to ope n the trunk rack. 16 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 17 Command and elements Emergency lights (beacons) Use only in an emergency to warn traffic of vehicle b reakdown, an approaching danger, and so on. Press to activate. Tighten to disabl e. Emergency lights should only be used with the vehicle stationary. Rear window defroster First connect the power. A relay automatically disconnects the heating system in 10 minutes or so. You must log in again if he returns to form ice or condensation on the rear window. To clean inside of the rear window Never use solvents or abrasives. Avoid placin g sharp objects in the trunk or put stickers on the rear window as it could dama ge the ceramic heating elements. 17 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 18 Command and elements Heating and Ventilation Air Exchange Outside air enters the vehicle by air intak es located in front of the windshield, and passes through the fan housing, heati ng / air conditioning and a series of screens until the distribution interior. T he temperature, flow and air distribution are adjustable. Always keep leaves, sn ow, etc.., Air intakes at the bottom of the windshield, so that the heating and ventilation work properly. When forced air flow system is connected, there is a constant flow of air into the side window defroster. This prevents fogging the g lass of the windows and get a constant exchange of air. It is possible that when starting the vehicle, the engine is hot, hot air to enter the interior. After s ome minutes the air temperature is close to that of outside air may be slightly higher. This should not be construed in any way seen as a failure. 18 1 ka manual 1903-2006

03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 19 Command and elements Aerators defrosting and defogging of the side windows Side screens (adjustable) Aerators defrosting and defogging central grids (adjusted) Aerator floor front / rear Grids central and lateral air flow can be adjusted through adjustable vents. The se can be turned upward and downward and to the sides. By turning 90 degrees, cl ose. Open Closed 19 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:14 a.m. Page 20 Command and elements Fan Without fan support, ventilation of the vehicle depends on road speed. There fore recommend that you leave the fan always connected. Fan Command 0 = Off 1 = slow 2 = Low 3 = Medium 4 = High 20 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 21 Command and elements Command rotary air distribution and the control command distrubicin air can dir ect the air flow as follows: Face level Air Distribution Command The main air stream flowing into the area of the face level. A smaller amount go es to the windshield. Face level / floor The main air stream flowing into level areas of the face and the floor and a sma

ller amount goes to the windshield. Level of face / windscreen The main air stream flows into the front grilles and into the windshield. Lower level (floor) The air stream flows into the main floor area.A lower flow is directed towards the central and side vents, and into the windshield. Condo / windshield The main air stream flowing toward the floor and the windshield. A lower flow is directed towards the central and side vents. Windshield All the air flows toward the windshield. 21 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 22 Command and elements Position combined with the rotating command can be selected an intermediate posi tion. The command has no caps and can be rotated so in any direction. Temperatur e Command Command Use temperature rotating central command dial to select the ai r temperature, according to his need. Cold Heat Defroster / windshield defroster command completely Turn to the right temperatur e, place the command of air distribution in the position. The fan can be in any of the 2, 3 or 4. Once you have defogging or defrosting the windows, change the position or the position to get a nice distribution of the air flow inside. The temperature and flow fan can be reduced to the desired setting. 1 0 2 April 3 22 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 23 Command and elements Fast heating inside the vehicle The more you turn the command to the right tempe rature, warmer air will flow. Place the command in the direction distribution of the floor. Turn the fan command to the position of maximum speed. A lower flow rate of air flowing into the windshield in order to keep ice or cold weather def ogging. Proper position for cold weather if the air flow in the position of comm

and is not sufficient for defogging the windows, choose the position a. Place th e command ventilation air distribution or position. Adjust the fan to the desire d position. Open the central and lateral grids according to individual needs. 1 0 2 April 3 1 0 2 April 3 1 0 2 April 3 23 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 24 Command and elements AIR CONDITIONING (if equipped) air conditioning system only works when the tempe rature is above +4 C, the engine is running and the fan connected. Completely close all windows. The air conditioning in your vehicle uses gas R134a, which is harmless to the oz one layer. 24 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 25 Command and elements Air conditioning Connection To connect the air conditioner, press the command. T he integrated control light in the button will light to indicate it is connected to the air conditioning. Command control of recirculated air / outside air pres sing the command, switches between outside air and recirculated air. If connecti ng the recirculated air, light, built-in control button lights. Cooling with out door air in dry weather and high outside temperature, connect the air conditione r and the air outside and place the command of the fan between 1 and 4. Turn the temperature command to the far left. Set the air distribution according to pers onal taste.

1 0 2 April 3 Command Air Conditioning Command recirculated air / outdoor air Lighting Control On / Off On / Off A / C Recirculated air cooling 1 2 April 3 In very humid with a high outside temperature, select this position to freeze in side the vehicle or to prevent odors from entering from outside or exhaust fumes from other vehicles in a congested traffic. 0 A / C 25 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 26 Command and elements Connect a maximum cooling effect of air and recirculated air conditioning, and t urn the blower command to position 4. Air Distribution: Air flow to the lateral and central grids (grids have to be open to the maximum). Set to individual tast es Once reached a comfortable temperature inside, select the setting of the fan and air distribution according to personal taste, and reconnect the air outside. If you disconnect the ignition with air conditioning and recirculated air opera tion, the system selects the outside air as usually happens when you reconnect t he power. If you feel that the incoming air is too cold, turn the knob to the ri ght temperature until the air temperature is more pleasant. Select outside air o r recirculated air. The air distribution is adjusted according to personal taste . 1 0 2 3 4 1 0 2 3 4 A / C A / C 26 1 ka manual 1903-2006

03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 27 Command and elements Reducing humidity in the position, or air conditioning removes moisture from the air, thereby defogging the windows are faster. Therefore, for a more effective defogging in wet weather and temperatures above +4 C connect air conditioning. Set the command of the fan and temperature according to your taste. Do not sele ct the recirculated air position deicing / defogging. 1 0 2 April 3 A / C Recirculated air with the air conditioning off recirculated air should be used o nly to prevent entry of smoke or odors outside. The windows tend to fog up more rapidly with the recirculated air is connected. Switch to outside air as soon as possible or, outside temperatures above +4 C, connect the air conditioning. T he air conditioner removes moisture from the air-cooled (condensed). It is there fore natural that when parking the vehicle to form a small pool of water below i t, when air conditioning is or was connected. 1 0 2 April 3 A / C 27 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 28 Command and elements Suggestions for use of air conditioning - In wet weather, set it in motion befor e putting the vehicle. This will prevent fogging the windshield. After a few min utes, select any other position. To prevent moisture buildup inside the vehicle, connect the air conditioner often. - Do not place objects under the front seats . This may cause interference to the airflow to the rear seats. - If your vehicl e was parked in the sun on a hot day with the windows closed, the air conditioni ng system inside the vehicle cool more quickly if the windows were held open by two or three minutes, with the moving car and the blower at maximal speed. This will force the warm air to exit the vehicle. After that period, can close the wi ndows and air conditioning operate normally. - Do not use air conditioning avail able for very long periods in the position of maximum cooling and fan control to position 1 or 2. Ice can form inside the air conditioning system and stop worki ng. - Avoid placing objects on the dashboard. This can block the flow of air exi ts the air conditioner. - To prevent accumulation of moisture in the air conditi oning system and, consequently, unpleasant odors, Get used to disconnect the air conditioning and ventilation connected to leave a few minutes before stopping t he motor. - When the air conditioner is driven, part of the engine power is used to keep the system operating. In certain situations, the vehicle's electronic s ystem may disconnect the air conditioning for a few seconds, holding the light s witch on. Thus, it is possible to give the driver more responsive engine acceler ation or overtaking situations without losing thermal comfort inside the vehicle

. Run the air conditioner at least once a month for about 30 minutes. And preserve the system, keeping it lubricated and prevent losses of the compressor seals. 28 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 29 Command and elements DASHBOARD COMMANDS front ashtray ashtray to empty the front, open it and remove it completely lifting. Power Take-making power is located in the instrument panel, next to the ashtray. This should be used for connecting devices of 12 volts and a maximum current of 10 amperes. For use with the engine off, the battery will be at risk of downloa ding. Do not use the cigarette lighter for this purpose. 29 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 30 Command and elements Guardaobjetos compartment (if equipped) To open or close the guardaobjetos, pull or press the corresponding cover, located on the instrument panel / passenger s ide. To prevent damage, do not place outgoing objects in this compartment. Slide compartment in the roof (if equipped) To open and close, push the button i n the upper compartment. The maximum allowable load in this compartment is 300 grams. 30 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 31 Command and elements COMMANDS IN THE STEERING COLUMN Lock the steering column and ignition switch. Co mbined ignition switch and lock the steering column has the following key positi ons: 0 Power off, and steering column locked. I unlocked Address, receiver opera tional.The ignition and all major circuits are inhibited. II Power connected, a

ll circuits are active. The warning lights are illuminated and control. This position of the key should be kept while driving, and should be selected to tow the vehicle. III Starter activated. Release the key as soon as the engine s tarts. By removing the key from the ignition switch is activated lock the steeri ng column, thus preventing the rotation of the wheel. Never turn the key to "0" when the vehicle is in motion. 31 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 32 Command and elements Squeeze Horn padded steering wheel area. Multifunctional Command Light right turn Lift the lever. Light left turn Lower the lever. 32 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 33 Command and elements To turn off the lights Place the rotary switch, neutral position. Parking lights Turn the rotary switch to the first position. Low Lights Place the rotary switch to the second position. High Lights Push the lever to the dashboard. Signs of lights with lighthouses (yaw). Move the lever toward the steering wheel. In some versions, if you do not have outside lights off when you open the driver 's door will sound an alarm. When driving at night always use low beams, changing to high only if there is no possibility to dazzle other motorists.

33 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 34 Command and elements Lever clean / wash windshield and rear window while driving or the ignition key to position II can use the following system functions Wiper-Washer: Clean / wash device Slow Sweep Lift the lever position. Fast Scanning Lift the lever two positions. Intermittent Wipe Lower the lever. 34 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 35 Command and elements Washer Press the button on the end of the lever. The washer will work in conjunction wi th the brushes until you release the button again. Clean / wash rear window Scanning Push the lever toward the steering wheel to activate the sweep of the rear windo w. The cleaning will continue as the lever is in position. Washing To operate the rear window washing should move the lever toward the steering whe el, overcoming the spring action. The device will work until it releases the lev er. Do not operate the washer or lavaluneta for more than 10 seconds at a time, nor when the tank is empty. Clean Intermittent (If equipped) With the wiper activated, push the lever toward the steering wheel for a few sec onds. The lavaluneta be activated and the cleaner will do two sweeps at constant speed, going back to work intermittently since that time. 35

1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 36 Command and elements COMMANDS SITUATED ON TOP rearview mirror to reduce glare from the headlights of vehicles coming back when driving at night, lower the mirror pulling the lever b ack. The interior lighting interior light switch has three positions: contact th e doors, on and off. Interior lights timer (if equipped) The interior lights sta y on for about 20 seconds after the doors have been closed. When the ignition ke y is operated, the light goes out immediately. Reading lights (if equipped) read ing lights operate independently and are triggered by each switch. Turning Off t he door Contact Parasols Parasols the clips can come loose and turned to the window. 36 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 37 Command and elements DOORS INSTALLED IN COMMAND outside rearview mirrors These mirrors manual adjustm ent can be adjusted from inside the vehicle. Convex exterior mirrors These mirro rs widen the rear field of vision, minimizing the so-called "blind spots" or inv isible rear quarter area of the vehicle. The objects reflected in these mirrors seem smaller and farther away than they r eally are. Power-operated front windows (if equipped) The winder can be operated only with the ignition switched on. When you leave children alone in the vehicle, always remove the ignition key to prevent injury to the electric winder. Gate driver Passenger door The windows are opened and closed with switches arranged in the doors.The actio n of opening and closing hard as he held down the switch. Once you disconnect th e power, the system will remain active for about 60 seconds. Press Press : To open. : To close. 37 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906

8:15 a.m. Page 38 Command and elements TILTING REAR WINDOWS (if equipped) To unlock, pull the lever and then push until you hear a click to fully open the window. To close the window, proceed in reve rse order. BUILT storage compartments, with cover (if equipped) is located in the rear trim panel on the right. HANDLE OBJECTS AND HOOK HOLDER (if equipped) is located above the passenger door . 38 1 ka manual 1903-2006 03/14/1906 8:15 a.m. Page 39 Command and elements CENTRAL COMMAND CONSOLE 5-speed manual Change Your vehicle is equipped with a ge arbox, fully synchronized 5-speed. The fifth gear is the economic performance or progress. The reverse should be placed only with the vehicle completely stopped. 135 2 4 RR To put the reverse, move the lever to the neutral position and then move it to t he far right against the pressure of a spring before finally pushing back. 39