The two bolts on the rear must be loosened (but not removed). The front Bottom bolt must be loosened (but not removed). The front top bolt must be removed completely. At this point be VERY careful because the battery is heavy enough to injure you if it falls. I recommend carefully lifting it with a floor jack if you are not confident of your strength.
You must then simultaneously lift the front of the battery about 1/4" in order to the have the front bolt slide out of its slot as you slide the battery forward. As you do this; the rear two bolts will easily fall out of their slots and the battery will be completely ready to lower for service.
This advice is based on my 2007 Ford E350 Econoline.
In your glove box , it should be at the very top .
the trailer pin marked aux will charge a battery on a trailer if both vehicle and trailer are wired correctly
Its on the back of the head unit. The Ford Focus radio is ready for aux input if there is am AUX button in that case there is a plug on the back side of the radio that was to be used with the rear DVD, this is the same radio Ford is installing in the expedition and f series truck and that is why you have the aux, in order to use that for audio input you need to add the interface, its called pie frd04-aux and you can find on most sites that sale auxiliary input or ipod adapters, just do a search for ( Ford aux input )
No
You dont have one
how do you get the air out of the aux heater lines on a 1993 E-150 ford club wagon with 5.8 engine?
i have a ford focus 2007, and i havent found one either!
next to cigar lighter
The AUX jack should be in the glove box (if you have one) will either be on the one of the sides, or on the top looking in. I dont think all of them had the AUX connection, but you can get a really cool IPOD integration kit installed in that car where you can control your ipod through the steering wheel buttons, plus it will charge your ipod when plugged in
No, it doesn't.
a/c switch is located under the hood, passenger side and attached to the a/c dryer. may you be talking about the fan switch, vaccum controller swtch or aux switch or lever switch, that make-up the climate controller in the dash.
Yes, there is an aux. battery used for voltage stabilization located under the cabin air filter cover under the hood on the passenger side, can be accessed by removing 1 nut. You should be able to figure it out as it's quite easy.