413-01 Instrumentation, Message Center and Warning Chimes 2014 Fiesta
Description and Operation Procedure revision date: 05/21/2013

Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) - Overview

Overview


Item Description
1 Left turn signal indicator
2 Door ajar indicator
3 Grade assist indicator
4 TPMS warning indicator
5 Tachometer
6 Powertrain malfunction (wrench) indicator
7 ABS warning indicator
8 Integrated LCD
9 Charging system warning indicator
10 Brake warning indicator
11 Airbag warning indicator
12 Low fuel warning indicator
13 Stability-traction control (sliding car icon) indicator
14 Speedometer
15 Right turn signal indicator
16 Cruise control indicator
17 Safety belt warning indicator
18 Stability-traction control disabled (sliding car OFF icon) indicator
19 Lights on indicator
20 Fuel gauge
21 High beam indicator
22 MIL
23 Low oil pressure warning indicator
24 Front fog lamp indicator
25 Engine temperature warning indicator

The IPC contains gauges, informational indicators, warning indicators and an integrated LCD designed to provide the driver with system status and to alert the driver when certain conditions exist in the vehicle.

Gauges

Gauges inform the driver of the status of systems. The systems that use gauges are as follows:

Informational and Warning Indicators

Informational indicators provide information to the driver of conditions that exist in the vehicle. Warning indicators provide information to the driver of conditions that could potentially cause personal injury or alter vehicle performance.

All informational and warning indicators are Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) and are not replaced separate from the IPC .

IPC Integrated LCD

The IPC integrated LCD , located in the top center of the IPC , uses a 3-line LCD . The IPC integrated LCD is controlled by the trip computer switch, located on the multifunction switch. The IPC integrated LCD provides the following information:

Network Messaged Inputs

Module messaging has increased over time and has become the standard for sending and receiving information required to operate the IPC . The majority of the inputs required to operate the IPC are received over the CAN .

Hardwired Inputs

The IPC requires hardwired inputs from components that are not on the CAN . These components are required for specific IPC functions.

The hardwired inputs are provided by the following components: