Introduction
Cell phone use
TheuseofMobileCommunicationsEquipmenthasbecomeincreasingly
importantintheconductofbusinessandpersonalaffairs.However,
driversmustnotcompromisetheirownorothers’safetywhenusing
suchequipment.MobileCommunicationscanenhancepersonalsafety
andsecuritywhenappropriatelyused,particularlyinemergency
situations.Safetymustbeparamountwhenusingmobilecommunications
equipmenttoavoidnegatingthesebenefits.
MobileCommunicationEquipmentincludes,butisnotlimitedtocellular
phones,pagers,portableemaildevices,in-vehiclecommunications
systems,telematicsdevicesandportabletwo-wayradios.
Drivingwhiledistractedcanresultinlossofvehiclecontrol,
accidentandinjury.Fordstronglyrecommendsthatdriversuse
extremecautionwhenusinganydevicethatmaytaketheirfocusoff
theroad.Thedriversprimaryresponsibilityisthesafeoperationof
theirvehicle.Onlyusecellphonesandotherdevicesnotessentialto
thedrivingtaskwhenitissafetodoso.
Export unique (Non–United States/Canada) vehicle specific
information
Foryourparticularglobalregion,yourvehiclemaybeequippedwith
featuresandoptionsthataredifferentfromtheonesthataredescribed
inthisOwner’sGuide.Amarketuniquesupplementmaybesupplied
thatcomplementsthisbook.Byreferringtothemarketunique
supplement,ifprovided,youcanproperlyidentifythosefeatures,
recommendationsandspecificationsthatareuniquetoyourvehicle.This
Owner’sGuideiswrittenprimarilyfortheU.S.andCanadianMarkets.
Featuresorequipmentlistedasstandardmaybedifferentonunitsbuilt
forExport.RefertothisOwner’sGuideforallotherrequired
informationandwarnings.
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| Categories | Ford Explorer Manuals, Ford Manuals |
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| Model Year | 2008 |
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