Interior (internal body elements) Ford Fiesta 4

General information about the car interior
The 96 Series models feature modern interior trim and improved safety. New seats with breathable upholstery help to increase passive safety and comfort in equal measure....

Checking the operation of heating and ventilation
Fig. 16.3. Control panel of the heating and ventilation system: 1 – fan speed switch; 2 – air conditioner on/off button (additional equipment); 3 – air temperature...

Removing the heating and ventilation control unit
SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. 2. Remove the radio. Fig. 16.4. Location of screws (1) and fasteners (2) for...

Car interior fan
Air circulation in the cabin of all Fiesta models is provided by a four-speed centrifugal fan. The fan is located in the center under the dashboard near the engine...

Car interior switches
The Fiesta has different types of switches. There are multi-function switches on the left and right under the steering column covers. The heating fan and air...

Key encoding
Up to 15 spare keys can be coded using the sample key. The system is maintenance-free. SEQUENCE OF WORKS Fig. 16.8. Key coding: 1 – control lamp; 2 – sample key; 3 – the...

Removing the switch from the instrument panel
SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. Fig. 16.9. Using a screwdriver to remove the clock from the instrument panel 2....

Replacing interior lighting bulbs
SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Turn off the interior light. 2. Remove the fuse (No. 4 under the instrument panel) that protects the electrical circuit of the interior lighting...

Checking the door contact switch
Fig. 16.12. Location of the door contact switch that turns on the interior lighting lamps The interior lighting lamps are switched on by the contact switches of the...

Replacement of the trunk light bulb
The trunk light is switched on by a contact switch located behind the trunk lid trim. SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Using a thin screwdriver, carefully remove the lamp housing...

Removing the radio
Below is a description of how to replace the radio that comes standard with your vehicle. If you decide to install additional equipment or a different radio in the...

Removing the speakers
Depending on the trim level and model, the Fiesta has four speakers, two tweeters and two broadband speakers, installed in the front door trim panels. Two more broadband...

Removing the external antenna
The antenna does not require maintenance, but it can be damaged in an automatic car wash and will need to be replaced. SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Disconnect the cable from the...

Front seats
Fig. 16.20. Seat belt pre–tensioner for the front seats: 1 - seat belt lock; 2 – tension cable; 3 – tension mechanism piston; 4 – body; 5 – gas generator; 6 –...

Back seat
1. Remove the three bolts securing the front part of the rear seat cushion. 2. Lift the seat cushion slightly and at the same time push it back with a strong jerk - the...

Backrest of the rear seat
1. Release the locks and tilt the seat back forward. Fig. 16.23. Location of rear seat back hinge mounting bolts 2. Remove the eight bolts securing the rear seat back...

Removing the door trim
On vehicles with power windows, first disconnect the negative battery cable. SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Raise the side window up to the stop. Use chalk to mark the position of...

Removing the door glass window regulator
On vehicles with power windows, first disconnect the negative battery cable. SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Raise the glass up to the stop. 2. Remove the inner door trim....

Central lock
With the central lock, you can simultaneously lock and unlock all the doors of the car. Small electric motors are installed on each door as an actuator for the central...

Removing the door handle
The front and rear door handles are removed in a similar manner. The following describes how to remove the front door handle. SEQUENCE OF WORKS On vehicles with power...

Removing the door lock cylinder
SEQUENCE OF WORKS 1. Remove the door trim. 2. Remove the lower glass guide and disconnect the rod from the door lock cylinder. Fig. 16.30. Disconnecting the contact...

Possible heating malfunctions
Possible heating malfunctions, their causes and methods of elimination

Possible malfunctions of electric windows
Possible malfunctions of electric windows*, their causes and methods of elimination

Possible malfunctions of the central lock
Possible malfunctions of the central lock, their causes and methods of elimination

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