Mercury Milan Hybrid (2010) Manual
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hybrid information
Your new hybrid combines the power of a gasoline
engine with the efciency of an electric motor to
minimize fuel consumption and maximize performance.
These components work together to automatically
adjust to changing driving conditions. For example,
your gasoline engine will start when needed to provide
power and also stop at times when it is able to save
energy, such as when your vehicle comes to a stop or
is coasting. In addition, your instrument cluster is also
specically designed to help optimize fuel economy
and performance, by providing information such as
instantaneous fuel economy and efciency information.
Your hybrid requires no special fuels and never has to be
plugged in. All you have to do is get in and drive, now
more efciently than ever and in an environmentally
conscious manner.
In order to help you fully understand and appreciate
the features and unique characteristics of your new
vehicle, we invite you to explore this easy-to-use
Quick Reference Guide.
Please also refer to your Owner’s Guide
for more information.
Normal Hybrid
Vehicle Operation
Unique Hybrid
Operating Characteristics
Starting
Your hybrid starts just like a
conventional vehicle. However,
when you turn the ignition on,
your engine may not ‘start’ as
your hybrid vehicle is equipped
with Silent Key Start (SKS).
This fuel saving feature allows
your vehicle to be ready to
drive without requiring your
gas engine to be running. The
gas engine may or may not start
depending on environmental
conditions. The ‘ready to
drive’ indicator light ( ) will
illuminate when your vehicle
is ready to drive. This light
illuminates and stays on when
the vehicle has been successfully
started, indicating the vehicle is
ready to drive (even if you
don’t hear the gasoline
engine running).
Dr iv in g
The gas engine automatically
starts and stops to provide
power when it’s needed and to
save fuel when it’s not. While
driving at low speeds, coming
to a stop or idling, the gas
engine normally shuts down
and the vehicle operates in
Electric Vehicle (EV) mode. For
a complete list of conditions that
may cause your gas engine to
start or remain running, refer to
your Owner’s Guide.
H BigH voltage attery
This battery provides power
to the vehicle’s electric motor.
The ‘charge’ level is shown in
the instrument cluster and also
on the Navigation system HEV
screen (if equipped) and will
increase and decrease during
normal operation. Located
behind the rear seat of the
vehicle, the battery is cooled
when needed by cabin air drawn
from vent holes below the rear
seat cushions. Ensure that you
do not place objects at the vent
holes, as doing so would block
airflow. In addition, you may
hear air movement coming from
the trunk area as the battery fan
operates. The fan may continue
to operate for a short duration
after the vehicle has been
turned off. Your hybrid high
voltage battery may periodically
recondition itself to ensure
maximum efficiency. When this
happens, you may hear a series
of clicks from the cargo area
when you first turn the key
in the ignition. This sound is
the high voltage contactors
closing to allow you to start
your hybrid. You may notice
slight changes in drivability
during this process, but it’s
an important part of your
hybrid’s high voltage battery
optimization features.
Stopping
The gas engine may turn off as
you come to a stop to conserve
fuel. You do not need to restart
your vehicle. Simply step down
on the accelerator when you are
ready to drive.
tranSmiSSion operation
Due to the technologically
advanced, electronically
controlled Continuously
Variable Transaxle (eCVT), you
will not feel shift changes like
those of a non-hybrid vehicle.
Your hybrid’s transmission
is designed to do its work
seamlessly. However, you may
feel the transition when the
system changes from Electric
Vehicle (EV) mode to gas mode.
This is normal. Since your
engine speed is controlled by
the transmission, it may seem
elevated at times. This is also
normal hybrid operation as it
helps deliver fuel efficiency
and performance.
n (n)eutral
It is not recommended to idle
the vehicle in (N) Neutral
for extended periods of time
because this will discharge
your high voltage battery and
decrease the fuel economy.
Also, the engine cannot provide
power to the hybrid system
in Neutral.
l g (l) ow ear
Low gear is designed to mimic
the enhanced engine braking
available in non-hybrid vehicles.
Low gear may result in high
engine speeds to provide
necessary engine braking.
This is normal and will not
damage your vehicle. Your
response during acceleration
should be the same as in Drive
(D). In Low (L), the gas engine
will remain on more often than
in Drive (D).
engine
The engine speed in your hybrid
is not directly tied to your
vehicle speed. Your vehicle’s
engine and transmission are
designed to deliver the power
you need at the most efficient
engine speed. During heavy
accelerations, your hybrid
may reach high engine speeds
(up to 6000 RPM). This is a
characteristic of the Atkinson
cycle engine technology and
helps to maximize your hybrid’s
fuel economy. In prolonged
mountainous driving, you may
notice changes in engine speed
without your input. This is
by design and maintains the
battery charge level. You may
also notice during extended
downhill driving that your
engine continues to run instead
of shutting off. During this
“engine braking,” the engine
stays on, but it’s not using any
fuel. You may also hear a slight
whine or whistle when operating
your vehicle. This is the
normal operation of the electric
generator in the hybrid system.
e mlectric otor
The electric motor is activated
automatically and powered by
the engine/generator and the
high voltage battery. Depending
on your instrument cluster
and/or navigation settings (if
equipped), your gauges may
indicate when you are in Electric
Vehicle (EV) mode.
r Begenerative raking
Your hybrid vehicle is equipped
with standard hydraulic braking
and also regenerative braking.
The use of hydraulic braking
and regenerative braking is
automatically controlled as
you bring your vehicle to a
stop. Regenerative braking is
performed by the powertrain/
transmission system and it
captures brake energy and stores
it in the high voltage battery.
In conventional vehicles, when
you brake, the energy is lost as
heat. With regenerative braking,
the electric motor captures this
energy and sends it back to the
high voltage battery for later
use. So whenever you apply
your brakes, you are essentially
recharging the high
voltage battery.
Your fuel economy should
improve throughout your
hybrid’s break-in period. As
with any vehicle, fuel economy
can be significantly impacted
by your driving habits and
accessory usage. For best results,
keep in mind these tips:
D H r iv in g aBitS
In general, better fuel economy
is achieved with mild to
moderate acceleration and
braking, since aggressive
driving increases the energy
required to move your vehicle.
Moderate braking allows you
to capture the most energy
with the regenerative braking
system. Keeping a safe following
distance and anticipating the
traffic ahead can also make
smooth driving much easier.
Highway fuel economy can be
improved by lowering your
speed and driving with a steady
foot on the accelerator pedal
(or using cruise control on flat
terrain). A warm engine is more
efficient, so combining several
short trips back-to-back will
help to increase your average
fuel economy for the
entire outing.
Note: Your hybrid vehicle
is designed to use the most
efficient energy source (gasoline
or electric energy) at all
times. It is not an indication
of inefficiency if the gasoline
engine is running.
c climate ontrol
Your hybrid is equipped with
an electrically driven A/C
compressor that provides
cooling regardless of whether
the gasoline engine is running
or not. Like other accessories,
the A/C compressor uses
electrical energy and reduces
fuel economy. With the Smart
Dual Zone feature, the passenger
side air temperature will default
to the driver side setting if the
passenger seat is not occupied.
In A/C mode, using AUTO
and/or choosing a higher
temperature setting will improve
fuel economy. Keeping your
vehicle from becoming very hot
or cold by parking in a garage
or in a shaded location can also
help reduce climate control
energy usage.
D iriver nformation
Your hybrid vehicle is equipped
with several levels of driver
information in the instrument
cluster. Instantaneous and
average fuel economy are
available on every level. One
way to optimize fuel economy
is to notice what fuel economy
you achieve and how it changes
under different conditions. Then
you can begin to understand
how you can increase your
fuel economy.
aDDitional tipS
Keep tires properly inflated
and use only the recommended
size and specification. The tires
supplied on your vehicle are low
rolling resistance tires. Do not
carry extra loads. Minimize use
of accessories that use electrical
energy and reduce fuel economy.
Be mindful of adding external
accessories that may increase
aerodynamic drag. Perform all
scheduled maintenance. There is
no need to wait for your engine
to “warm up.” The vehicle is
ready to drive immediately
after starting.
Ways to Optimize
Your Fuel Economy
S S top afely
HazarD warning igHt l
Indicates a hybrid component
fault/failure that will cause the
vehicle to shutdown, fail to start
or enter into a limited
operating mode.
t c /Hrottle ontrol
powertrain malfunction
Illuminates when a powertrain
fault has been detected which
may cause the vehicle to enter
into a limited operating mode.
c S Harging yStem
warning igHt l
Illuminates when the low-
voltage battery is not charging
properly. If this stays on while
the vehicle is running (‘Ready to
Drive Indicator’ is illuminated),
there may be a malfunction with
the charging system. Contact
your authorized dealer as soon
as possible.
Instrument Cluster
Learning About Your
New Instrument Cluster
Your new hybrid vehicle has a recongurable instrument cluster which allows you to
customize the cluster to your exact preferences. Ford highly encourages you to familiarize
yourself with these new features by taking advantage of the ‘Demo’ and ‘Tutorial’ features
of your message center. The Demo feature will briey display each available gauge while
the tutorial provides a brief overview of the instrument cluster features.
• Press SETUP on the steering
wheel controls repeatedly
until ‘Demo’ or ‘Tutorial’ is
highlighted in the message
center display.
• Press RESET to select and
enter that menu.
• When ‘Start Demo’ or ‘Start
Tutorial’ is highlighted, press
RESET to select.
i f e nStantaneouS uel conomy
The instantaneous fuel economy is displayed in miles
per gallon (or liters per 100 kilometers) from 0 to
60 mpg (or 0 to 30 L/100km). Your vehicle must be
moving to calculate instantaneous fuel economy. You
may turn this gauge on or off at any information level.
e i fficiency nformation
Allows you to view a graphical
representation of the fuel economy
over the past 10, 20 or 60 minutes,
or to view ‘efficiency leaves’ which
displays more or less leaves and vines
depending on your driving efficiency.
You may make this selection at any
information level.
trip Summary
When the ignition is turned off, the instrument cluster
will transition to a trip summary screen. On this screen,
information is displayed regarding trip distance, trip fuel
economy, fuel used, and trip efficiency (via efficiency
leaves) during your most recent drive. Long term fuel
economy is also displayed, showing the fuel economy
of the vehicle from the last customer reset.
Refer to the Instrument Cluster and Maintenance and Specifications sections of the Owner’s Guide
for more information about optimizing fuel economy.
• Press SETUP repeatedly
until the desired choice
is highlighted.
• Press RESET to select the
highlighted item and move to
the right in the menu.
• Press SETUP again until
the desired selection is
highlighted and then press
RESET to select the item.
Refer to your Owner’s Guide for complete information on these features.
Use extreme caution when using any device or feature that may take your
attention off the road. Your primary responsibility is the safe operation of the
vehicle. Use only non-essential features and devices when it is safe to do so.
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