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a: Universal  child   seat:   child   seat   that   can   be  i
nstalled   in   any   vehicle   using   the   vehicle's  
s

eat   belt.
b :
 
G
roup   0:   from   birth   to   10   kg.   Infant   car  
s

eats   and   "car   cots"   cannot   be   installed   on  
t

he
 f
ront
 p
assenger
 sea
t.
 W

hen   installed   on   the   2
nd row, they may p
revent
 
the
 
use
 
of
 
the
 
other   seats.
c :
 
R

efer
 
t

he
 
l

egislation
 
i

n
 
f

orce  
i
n  
y
our  
c
ountry  
b

efore
 
installing
 
your
 
child   on   this   seat.
d :
 
T

o
 
install
 
a
 
child
 
seat
 
on
 
a   rear   seat,  
r

ear ward
 
or
 
for ward
 
facing,   move   the  
v

ehicle's
 
seats
 
in
 
front
 
for wards   and  
s

traighten
 
the
 
backrests
 
to   leave   enough  
s

pace
 
for
 
the
 
child
 
seat
 
and   the   child's  
l

egs.
e :
 
W

hen
 
a
 
rear ward
 
facing
 
child   seat   is  
i

nstalled
 o

n the front passenger seat ,
the
 
passenger's
 
front
 
airbag   must   be  
d

eactivated.
 O

therwise,
 t
he child would
risk being seriously injured or killed
during deployment of the airbag .
 W

hen
 
a
 
for ward
 
facing
 
child   seat   is  
i

nstalled
 o

n the front passenger seat ,
the
 
passenger's
 
front
 
airbag   must   remain  
a

ctive. Remove
  and   stow   the   head   restraint  
b

efore   installing   a   child   seat   with   a  
b

ackrest   on   a   passenger   seat.   Refit   the  
h

ead   restraint   once   the   child   seat   has  
b

een   removed.
U
:   
S
eat   suitable   for   the   installation   of   a  
u

niversally   approved   child   seat   secured  
u

sing   a   seat   belt,   rear ward   facing   and/or  
f

or ward   facing,   with   the   passenger   seat  
a

djusted   to   the   midway   longitudinal   position.
U (R) :   
s
ame   as   for   U
,   with   the   vehicle's   seat   in  t
he   fully   back   position   and   the   backrest  s
traightened.
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"Baby P2C Mini" and its ISOFIX bas e
(size c ategories: C , D, E)
Group 0+: from bir th to 13 kg
Installed
  rear ward   facing   using   an   ISOFIX  
b

ase   which   is   attached   to   the   anchorage  
r

ings
 A .
T

he   base   has   a   support   leg,   adjustable   for  
h

eight,   which   sits   on   the   vehicle's   floor.
This
  seat   can   also   be   secured   with   a   seat  
bel

t.
In
 
this   case   only   the   seat   shell   is   used   and   is  
a

ttached   to   the   vehicle's   seat   by   the   three-
point
  seat   belt.
ISOFIX child seats recommended by CITROËN
CITROËN offers a range of ISOFIX child seats listed and type approved for your vehicle.
R efer   also   to   the   child   seat   manufacturer's   fitting   instructions   for   information   on   installing   and   removing   the   seat.
The
  ISOFIX   BABY   P2C   base   must   be   installed   so   that   on   the   ISOFIX   clamps,   the   N
os 3, 4 and 5 are visible. And the support leg must have 6 holes visible.
"
RÖMER Baby- Safe Plus" and its ISOFIX base
(size
 
category:
 
E )
Group 0+: from bir th to 13 kg
Installed
 
rear ward
 
facing
 
using   an   ISOFIX  
b

ase
 
which
 
is
 
attached
 
to
 
the
 
rings   A.
The
 
base
 
has
 
a
 
support
 
leg,
 
adjustable   for  
h

eight,
 
which
 
sits
 
on
 
the
 
vehicle's   floor.
This
 
child
 
seat
 
can
 
also
 
be
 
secured   with   a  
s

eat
 
belt.
 
In
 
this
 
case,
 
only
 
the   shell   is   used  
a

nd
 
attached
 
to
 
the
 
vehicle's
 
seat   by   the  
t

hree-point
 
seat
 
belt.
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"Baby P2C Midi" and its ISOFIX base (size categories: D , C, A, B, B1)
Group 1: from 9 to 18 kg
Installed
  rear ward   facing   using   an   ISOFIX  
b

ase   which   is   attached   to   the   anchorage  
r

ings
 A .
T

he   base   has   a   support   leg,   adjustable   for  
h

eight,   which   sits   on   the   vehicle's   floor.
This
  child   seat   can   also   be   used   for ward  
f

acing.
This seat can not
 

be   secured   with   a   seat  
bel

t.
We
  recommend   that   you   use   the   seat   in   the  
r

ear ward   facing   position   up   to   the   age   of  
3 ye

ars. "RÖMER Duo Plus ISOFIX"
(size   category:   B1)
Group 1: from 9 to 18 kg
Is
  installed   only   in   the   for ward   facing  
p

osition.
Is
  attached   to   the   anchorage   rings   A   and   the  
u

pper   anchorage   ring   B,
  referred   to   as   the  
T

OP   TETHER,   using   an   upper   strap.
Three
  seat   body   angles:   sitting,   reclining,  
l

ying   down.
We
  recommend   the   lying   down   position.
This
  child   seat   can   also   be   used   on   seats  
n

ot   equipped   with   ISOFIX   mountings.   In  
t

his   case,   it   must   be   secured   to   the   vehicle's  
s

eat   by   the   three-point   seat   belt.   Adjust   the  
p

osition   of   the   vehicle's   front   seat   so   that   the  
c

hild's   feet   are   not   touching   the   backrest.
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The incorrect installation of a child seat in a vehicle   compromises   the   child's   protection   in  
t

he   event   of   an   accident.
Check
  that   there   is   no   seat   belt   or   seat   belt  
b

uckle   under   the   child   seat   as   this   could  
de

stabilise
 i
t.
Remember
  to   fasten   the   seat   belts   or   the  
c

hild   seat   harnesses   keeping the slack in
relation
  to   the   child's   body   to a minimum,
even
  for   short   journeys.
For
  the   installation   of   a   child   seat   using   a  
s

eat   belt,   ensure   that   this   is   well   tensioned  
o

n   the   child   seat   and   that   it   is   holding   the  
c

hild   seat   firmly   against   the   seat   of   your  
v

ehicle.   If   your   front   passenger   seat   is  
a

djustable,   move   it   for ward   if   necessary.
At the rear seats, always leave sufficient
space
  between   the   front   seat   and:
-
 
a
  rear ward   facing   child   seat,
-
 
t
he   feet   of   a   child   seated   in   a   for ward  
f

acing   child   seat.
For
  this,   move   the   front   seat   for ward   and   if  
n

ecessary   straighten   its   backrest.
Recommendations on child seats
The chest part of the seat belt must be positioned   on   the   child's   shoulder   without  
t

ouching   the   neck.
Ensure that the lap part of the seat belt
passes
  correctly   over   the   child's   thighs.
CITROËN
  recommends   the   use   of   a   booster  
s

eat   which   has   a   back,   fitted   with   a   seat   belt  
g

uide   at   shoulder   level.
As
  a   safety   precaution,   never   leave:
-
 
o
ne   or   more   children   alone   and  
u

nsupervised   in   a   vehicle,
-
 
a
  child   or   an   animal   in   a   vehicle   which  
i

s   exposed   to   the   sun,   with   the   windows  
c

losed,
-
 
t
he   keys   within   reach   of   children   inside  
t

he   vehicle.
To
  prevent   accidental   opening   of   the   doors,  
u

se   the   "Child   lock".
Take
  care   not   to   open   the   rear   windows   by  
m

ore   than   one   third.
To
  protect   young   children   from   the   rays   of  
t

he   sun,   fit   side   blinds   on   the   rear   windows.
The
 
legislation
 
on
 
carrying
 
a
 
child
 
on
 
the
 
f

ront
 
passenger
 
seat
 
is
 
specific
 
to
 
each
 
c

ountry.
 
Refer
 
to
 
the
 
legislation
 
in
 
force
 
in
 
y

our
 
country.
Deactivate
 
the
 
passenger's
 
front
 
airbag
 
w

hen
 
a
 
rear ward
 
facing
 
child
 
seat
 
is
 
installed
 
o

n
 
the
 
front
 
seat.
 
Other wise,
 
the
 
child
 
would
 
r

isk
 
being
 
seriously
 
injured
 
or
 
killed
 
if
 
the
 
a

irbag
 
were
 
deployed.
For
 o

ptimum
 in

stallation
 o

f
 t

he
 fo

rward
 f

acing
 c

hild
 
seat,
 
ensure
 
that
 
the
 
back
 
of
 
the
 
child
 s
eat
 
is
 
as
 
close
 
as
 
possible
 
to
 
the
 
backrest
 o
f
 
the
 
vehicle's
 
seat,
 
or
 
in
 
contact
 
if
 
possible.
The
 
head
 
restraint
 
must
 
be
 
removed
 
before
 
i

nstalling
 
a
 
child
 
seat
 
with
 
a
 
backrest
 
on
 
the
 
p

assenger
 sea

t.
Ensure
 
that
 
the
 
head
 
restraint
 
is
 
stowed
 
or
 
a

ttached
 
securely
 
so
 
that
 
it
 
is
 
not
 
thrown
 
a

round
 
the
 
vehicle
 
in
 
the
 
event
 
of
 
sharp
 
b

raking.
Refit
 
the
 
head
 
restraint
 
as
 
soon
 
as
 
the
 
child
 
s

eat
 
is
 
removed.
Installing a booster
cushion
Children at the front
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Accessories
A wide range of accessories and genuine parts is available from the CITROËN dealer network.
T hese   accessories   and   parts   are   all   suitable   for   your   vehicle   and   benefit   from   CITROËN's   recommendation   and   warranty.
"Transport solutions":


boot carpet, boot liner,
transverse
  roof   bars,   bicycle   carrier,   ski   carrier,  
r

oof   boxes,   boot   dividers,   ...
"Styling":
 

rear   diffuser,   aluminium   gear   knob,  
a

lloy   wheels,   exterior   expressive   stickers,  
c

hrome   mirror   shells,   door   sill   finishers,   ...
"Comfort" :
 

door   deflectors,   insulated   module,  
s

un   blinds,   scented   air   freshener,   portable  
a

shtray,   coat   hanger   fitted   to   head   restraint,  
r

eading   lamp,   front   and   rear   parking   sensors,  
c

entre   armrest,   cigarette   lighter,   ..."Security and safety":
 

anti-theft   alarm,  
v

ehicle   tracking   system,   snow   chains,   wheel  
n

on-slip   covers,   wheel   security   bolts,   child  
s

eats,   first   aid   kit,   warning   triangle,   high  
v

isibility   vest,   breathalyzer,   fire   extinguisher,  
p

et   seat   belt,   foglamp   kit,   seat   belt   cutter/glass  
h

ammer,
 ...
"

Protection":
 
mats,   mud   flaps,   vehicle   cover,  
s

eat   covers,   side   protective   mouldings,   bumper  
p

rotectors,
 ...
T

o   prevent   the   mat   from   becoming   caught  
u

nder   the   pedals:
-
 
e
nsure   that   the   mat   is   secured   correctly,
-
 
n
ever   fit   one   mat   on   top   of   another."Multimedia":
 audio
  system,   speaker,   semi-
integral
  navigation   systems,   hands-free   kit,  
d

riving   assistance   systems,   230   V   socket,   rear  
m

ulti-media   support,   DVD   players,   portable  
s

atellite   navigation   system,   smartphone  
s

upport,   digital   radio,   ...
Practical information

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Starting using another battery
F Start  the   engine   of   the   vehicle   with   the  g
ood   battery   and   leave   it   running   for   a   few  
m

inutes.
F
 
O
perate   the   starter   on   the   broken   down  
v

ehicle   and   let   the   engine   run.
If
  the   engine   does   not   start   straight   away,  
s

witch   off   the   ignition   and   wait   a   few   moments  
b

efore   trying   again.
Never
 
try
 
to
 
start
 
the
 
engine
 
by
 c
onnecting
 
a
 
battery
 
charger.
Never
 
use
 
a
 
24
 
V
 
or
 
higher
 
battery
 
b

o o s t e r.
First
 
check
 
that
 
the
 
slave
 
battery
 
has
 
a
 
n

ominal
 
voltage
 
of
 
12
 
V
 
and
 
a
 
capacity
 
a

t
 
least
 
equal
 
to
 
that
 
of
 
the
 
discharged
 
b

attery.
The
 
two
 
vehicles
 
must
 
not
 
be
 
in
 
contact
 
w

ith
 
each
 
other.
Switch
 
off
 
the
 
electrical
 
consumers
 
on
 
b

oth
 
vehicles
 
(audio
 
system,
 
wipers,
 
l

ighting,
 ...

).
Ensure
 
that
 
the
 
jump
 
lead
 
cables
 
do
 
n

ot
 
pass
 
close
 
to
 
moving
 
parts
 
of
 
the
 
e

ngine
 
(cooling
 
fan,
 
belts,
 
...).
Do
 
not
 
disconnect
 
the
 
(+)
 
terminal
 
when
 
t

he
 
engine
 
is
 
running. F
 
W
ait   until   the   engine   returns   to   idle   then  
d

isconnect   the   jump   lead   cables   in   the  
r

everse
 o
rder.
F
 
R
efit   the   plastic   cover   to   the   (+)   terminal,   if  
y

our   vehicle   has   one.
F
 
A
llow   the   engine   to   run   for   at   least  
3

0 minutes,   by   driving   or   with   the   vehicle  
s

tationary, so that the battery reaches an
adequate
  state   of   charge.
When
 
your
 
vehicle's
 
battery
 
is
 
discharged,
 
the
 
e

ngine
 
can
 
be
 
started
 
using
 
a
 
slave
 
battery
 
(

external
 
or
 
on
 
another
 
vehicle)
 
and
 
jump
 
lead
 
c

ables
 
or
 
a
 
battery
 
booster.
F
 
R

aise
 
the
 
plastic
 
cover
 
on
 
the
 
(+)
 
terminal,
 
i

f
 
your
 
vehicle
 
has
 
one.
F
 
C

onnect
 
the
 
red
 
cable
 
to
 
the
 
positive
 
t

erminal
 
(+)
 
of
 
the
 
flat
 
battery
 
A
 
(at
 
t

he
 
metal
 
elbow)
 
then
 
to
 
the
 
positive
 
t

erminal (+)
 
of
 
the
 
slave
 
battery
 
B or the
b o o s t e r. F
 
C
onnect   one   end   of   the   green   or   black  
c

able   to   the   negative   terminal   (-)   of   the  
s

lave battery B   or   the   booster   (or   earth  
p

oint   on   the   other   vehicle).
F  
C
onnect  
t
he  
o
ther  
e
nd  
o
f  
t
he  
g
reen  
o
r  
b
lack  
c

able to the earth point C   on   the   broken  
d

own   vehicle.
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Lamp, boot ......................................................62
Lamps,   front  .......................................... 16
3, 16 4
Lamps,
 re

ar
 ...............................
....................166
Lane
  Departure   Warning   System   (LDWS)  
.....93
L

evel,   brake   fluid  
........................................... 14

9
Level,
  engine   coolant  
.................................... 15

0
Level,
  engine   oil  
...............................
.............148
Levels
  and   checks  
..............................
...147-150
Level,
  screenwash   fluid  
................................15

0
Lighting
  dimmer  
..............................
................27
Lighting,
  guide-me   home  
..............................10

2
Loading
 ..............................

............................... 9
Locating
  your   vehicle  
...................................... 32
L

ocking/unlocking   a   door   from   the   inside.......38
Low fuel level
 
..............................
...... 17,   26,   138
Maintenance, routine
 ................................ 9

,   148
Manual
 m

ode
 .................................................. 77
M

at
 .......
........................................................... 66
Menu
  (touch   screen  
tablet)
 ...............

.......... 189,   190,   202,   208,   220
Mirror, rear view
 
.............................................. 51
M

irrors,   door.................................................... 50
Mirror, vanity
 ..............................

.....................64
Mode,
  driving  
..............................
....................77
Mode,
 
easy
  (automatic   mode)  
.................................77
M

ountings,
 I
sofix
 ...............................
............132
L
M
Navigation ............................... ......................220
Number   plate   lamps  ...................................... 16
7Radio ...............
......................................194,   242
Radio,   digital   (Digital   Audio  
Broadcasting
  -   DAB)  
...........................1
96,   243
RDS
 ................

.......................................195,   242
Rear
 s

creen,
 d
emisting
 ...................................61
R

echarging   the   battery  
.................................17

9
Recirculation, air
 ...............................

........56,   58
Reinitialisation
  of   the   under-inflation  
detection
  system  
...........................................96
R

eminder,   lighting   on  
....................................10

0
Remote
  control  
..........................................3
2,   37
Removing
  and   fitting   a   fuse  
..........................16

8
Removing
  a   wheel  
..............................
..........15 8
Removing
  the   mat  
...............................
............66
Replacing
 bu

lbs
 ..............................
..............163
Replacing
  the   air   filter  
...................................1

51
Replacing
  the   oil   filter  
...................................1

51
Replacing the p assenger c ompartment f ilter ...151
Reservoir, screenwash ................................. 15
0
Reversing
 c

amera
 ...............................

............ 92
Reversing
 lam

ps
 ........................................... 16

6
Roof bars
 ....................................................... 14

4
Roof, electric fabric
 ......................................... 42
O

pening
 
the
 
bonnet
 
......................................
14

6
Opening
 
the
 
boot
 
..............................

........34,
 
39
Opening
 
the
 
doors
 
...............................

...........
34
Pads,
 b

rake
 ................................................... 15

2
Parcel shelf, rear
 ............................................. 67
P

arking
 
brake
 
.......................................... 7

6,
 
152
Pedal,
 
clutch.................................................. 151
Plates,
 id

entification ...................................... 18 4
Port, USB
 
................................. 6

3,
 
65,
 
196,
 
245
Power
 s

teering
 ................................................ 18
P

ressures, tyres
 .................................... 1

57,
 
184
Pre-tensioning
 
seat
 
belts
 
.............................. 11

7
Protecting children ...................1 17,   119,   123 -127
Puncture ................ ................................ 153, 15
8
O
P
NR
S
Safety, children .................................1 17,   119,   123 -127
Screen, touch
 ...............................

.................185
Screen
  menu   map  
................ 1
90,   202,   208,   220
Screenwash
 ..............................

....................105
.
Alphabetical index

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T
Tables of fuses ..............................................16 8
Tank,   fuel  ............................... ..................26,   138
Telephone
 .............................................2

04,   247
Third
  brake   lamp  
........................................... 16

7
Three
  flashes   (direction   indicators)  
..............10

3
Time
  (setting)  
..............................
..............29,   30
To o l s
 ................

.............................................. 159
Touch screen tablet
 ...................................... 18

5
Seat belts
 ................................. 4

8,   115 -117,   129
Seats, front
 ...............................
.......................
46
Seats, rear
 ................................................. 4
7,   48
Selector,
 ge
ar
 ..................................................
77
S
ervicing
 ...............................
............................ 9
Sidelamps
 ...................................... 9
8,   164,   166
Side
 r
epeater
 ..............................
..................
167
Snow chains
 .................................................. 14
0
Socket,   12   V   accessory  
............................6
3,   64
Sockets,   audio  
......................... 6
3,   65,   198,   245
Speed
 l
imiter
 ...............................
..............86,   89
Speedometer
 ..............................
..............
11,
 12
S
tarting   the   vehicle  
............................. 7
1,   72,   74
Starting   using   another   battery  
......................
17
8
Station,
 ra
dio
 .........................................1
94,   242
Steering   mounted   controls,   audio  
........ 1
88,   241
Steering   wheel   adjustment  
.............................
51
S
topping   the   vehicle  
........................... 7
1,   72,   75
Stop & Start
 ......................... 2
8,   83,   85,   151,   177
Storage
 ................
......................................63,   64
Sun visor
 ...................................................6
3,   64Touch   screen   tablet   (Menus)  
........................
18
9
To w i n g
 .....................................................6
9,   180
Traction   control   (TRC)  
............... 1
7,   24,   107-109
Traffic   information   (TA)  
......................... 1
91,   243
Trip   computer  
............................................ 2
7,   28
Trip   distance   recorder  
.....................................
26
T
y r e s
 ..............................................................
.... 9
Tyre   under-inflation   detection  
........... 1
9,   95,   157
Under   floor   storage  
.........................................
69
U
nder-inflation
 (
detection)
 ................ 1
9,   95,   157
Unlocking
 ..............................
....................32,   34
USB
 ........
.................................. 63,   65,   198,   245
U
V
W
Ventilation ..............................
...... 52,   54,   55,   58
Visibility ............................... ............................52Warning
  and   indicator   lamps  
....................
15
-25
Washing
 (
advice)
........................................... 152
Weights
 ...............
..........................................
182
Wheel, spare
 ................................................. 15
8
Window   controls  
.............................................
41
W
indows,   rear   quarter  
....................................
41
W
iper
 b
lades
 (
changing)
 ...............................
14
4
Wipers
 ........................................................... 10
4
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