tow Citroen GRAND C4 PICASSO RHD 2016 2.G Owner's Manual

Hazard warning lamps 222
Horn
 2
22
Emergency
  or   assistance   call  
2
22
Electronic stability
control
  (ESC)  
2
23
Seat
 bel

ts
 2
26
Airbags
 2

31
Child
  seats  
2
36
Deactivating
 t

he
 p
assenger's
 
f

ront   airbag  
2
38
ISOFIX
  mountings  
2
47
Child
  lock  
2
54
Safety
Fuel 2 55
Misfuel   prevention   (Diesel)  
2
56
Snow
  chains  
2
58
Very
  cold   climate   screen(s)  
2
59
Towbar
  with   quickly   detachable  
towball
 2

60
Towing
  a   trailer  
2
62
Energy
  economy   mode  
2
63
Accessories
 2

64
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
2
66
Roof
  bars  
2
67
Bonnet
 26

9
Petrol
  engines  
2
70
Diesel
  engines  
2
71
Checking
  levels  
2
72
Checks
 2

75
AdBlue
® additive and SCR system 
(
BlueHDi   Diesel)  2 77
Practical information
Warning triangle 2 81
Temporary
 pu
ncture
 
r

epair   kit  
2
82
Spare
  wheel  
2
89
Changing
  a   bulb  
2
99
Changing
  a   fuse  
3
08
12
  V   battery  
3
13
To w i n g
 3

17
Running
  out   of   fuel   (Diesel)  
3
19
In the event  o f  a  b reakdown
Petrol engines 3 20
Petrol   weights  
3
22
Diesel
  engines  
3
24
Diesel
  weights  
3
26
Dimensions
 3

28
Identification
 ma

rkings
 3
29
Technical data
Emergency or assistance 3 30Audio and telematics
Mirrors 2 01
Lighting   control   stalk  
2
04
Automatic
  illumination   of   headlamps  
2
09
Automatic
  headlamp   dipping  
2
10
Daytime
  running   lamps  
2
12
Direction
  indicators  
2
13
Adjusting
  the   headlamp   beam   height  
2
13
Directional
 l

ighting
 2
15
Wiper
  control   stalk  
2
16
Screenwash
 2

18
Automatic
  rain   sensitive   wipers  
2
19
Panoramic
  sunroof  
2
21
Lighting and v isibility
Alphabetical
 in
dex
For the audio and touch screen telematic   systems,   refer   to   the  
s

upplement   to   the   handbook   or   go   to  
t

he   following   internet   address:  
http://service.citroen.com/ddb/
Contents

4
Exterior
Fuel tank, misfuel 
p revention 25 5-257
Wipers,
  screenwash  
2
16 -220
Changing   a   wiper   blade  
2
66
Exterior   welcome   lighting  
2
12-213
Door   mirror   spotlamps  
2
12
Cornering   lighting  
2
14
Directional
 l
ighting
 2
15
Adjusting the headlamp beam height 213
Changing bu
lbs 2
99-303
-
 
f

ront
 
lamps
-
 fo

glamps
-
 
d

irection
 
indicator
 
repeaters
Very
 
cold
 
climate
 
screen(s)
 
2
59
Door
 
mirrors
 
2
01-202
Panoramic
 
sunroof
 
2

21
Roof
 
bars
 
2

67
Accessories
 26

4-265
ESC:
 
ABS,
 
EBA,
 
ASR,
 
DSC
 
2

23 -225
Tyre
 
under-inflation
 
detection
 
1

98 -200
Tyre
 
pressures
 
3

29
Temporary
 
puncture
 
repair
 
kit
 
2

82-288
Changing
 
a
 
wheel
 
2

89 -298
-
 
t

ools
-
 
s

pare
 
wheel
-
 
r

emoving
 
/
 
refitting
Snow
 
chains
 
2

58
Changing
 bu

lbs
 3

03-307
-
 
r

ear
 
lamps
-
 
3

rd
 
brake
 
lamp
-
 
n

umber
 
plate
 
lamps
-
 fo

glamps
Parking
 
sensors
 
1

85 -186
Reversing
 
camera
 
1

87
360
 
Vision
 
1

88 -189
Park
 
Assist
 
1

90 -197
Towbar
 
1

22,
 
262
Towing
 
(advice)
 
3

17-318
Towbar
 
with
 
quickly
 
detachable
 
tow

ball
 2

60-261
Boot
 6

3-69
-
 o
pening
 
/
 
closing
- em
ergency r
elease
Motorised
 
tailgate
 6
4- 67
Hands-free
 
tailgate
 
6

8 - 69
Electronic
 
key
 
/
 
"Keyless
 
Entry
 
and
 
S

tarting"
 
system
 
5

1-59
-
 
o

pening
 
/
 
closing
-
 
a

nti-theft
 
protection
-
 
b

ack-up
 
control
-
 b

attery
Doors
 61
- 62
-
 
o

pening
 
/
 
closing
-
 em

ergency
 c

ontrol
Central
 
locking
 
6
0
Alarm
 7

0-72
Electric
 
windows
 
7
3 -74
Over view

9
Optimise the use of your gearbox
With a manual gearbox, move off gently and change up without waiting. During   acceleration   change   up   early.
With
  an   automatic   gearbox,   give   preference   to   automatic   mode   and  
a

void   pressing   the   accelerator   pedal   heavily   or   suddenly.
Control the use of your electrical
equipment
Before moving off, if the passenger compartment is too warm, ventilate   it   by   opening   the   windows   and   air   vents   before   using   the   air  
c

onditioning.
Above
  30   mph   (50   km/h),   close   the   windows   and   leave   the   air   vents  
ope

n.
Remember
  to   make   use   of   equipment   that   can   help   keep   the   temperature
 i

n   the   passenger   compartment   down   (sunroof   and   window   blinds...).
Switch
  off   the   air   conditioning,   unless   it   has   automatic   regulation,   as  
s

oon   as   the   desired   temperature   is   attained.
Switch
  off   the   demisting   and   defrosting   controls,   if   not   automatic.
Switch
  off   the   heated   seat   as   soon   as   possible.
Switch
  off   the   headlamps   and   front   foglamps   when   the   ambient   light  
l

evel   does   not   require   their   use.
Avoid
  running   the   engine   before   moving   off,   particularly   in   winter;   your  
v

ehicle   will   warm   up   much   faster   while   driving.
As
  a   passenger,   if   you   avoid   connecting   your   multimedia   devices  
(

film,   music,   video   game...),   you   will   contribute   towards   limiting   the  
c

onsumption   of   electrical   energy,   and   so   of   fuel.
Disconnect
  your   portable   devices   before   leaving   the   vehicle.
Eco-driving
Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles, use engine braking rather than   the   brake   pedal,   and   press   the   accelerator   progressively.   These  
p

ractices   contribute   towards   a   reduction   in   fuel   consumption   and   CO
2
emissions
 
and
 
also
 
help
 
reduce
 
the
 
background
 
traffic
 
noise.
If
 
your
 
vehicle
 
has
 
cruise
 
control,
 
make
 
use
 
of
 
the
 
system
 
at
 
speeds
 
a

bove
 
25
 
mph
 
(40
 
km/h)
 
when
 
the
 
traffic
 
is
 
flowing
 
well.
The
 
gear
 
efficiency
 
indicator
 
invites
 
you
 
to
 
engage
 
the
 
most
 
suitable
 
g

ear:
 
as
 
soon
 
as
 
the
 
indication
 
is
 
displayed
 
in
 
the
 
instrument
 
panel,
 
f

ollow
 
it
 
straight
 
away.
For
 
vehicles
 
fitted
 
with
 
an
 
automatic
 
gearbox,
 
this
 
indicator
 
appears
 
o

nly
 
in
 
manual
 
mode.
.
Eco-driving

23
Automatic
headlamp
dippingfixed.
The   lighting   control   stalk   is   in   the  "
AUTO"   position,   pulled   towards   you,  
a

nd   the   function   is   activated   (Driving
m e n u).
The
  system   is   in   dipped   beam   mode  
a

s   there   is   sufficient   ambient   light  
a

nd/or   the   traffic   conditions   do   not  
a

llow   illumination   of   main   beam.The
  camera,   located   at   the   top   of   the   windscreen,  m
anages   the   operation   of   main   beam,   depending   on  
t

he   ambient   lighting   and   driving   conditions.
Pull
  the   lighting   stalk   again   to   deactivate.
For
  more   information   on   Automatic headlamp
dipping ,
  refer   to   the   corresponding   section.
fixed. The
  lighting   control   stalk   is   in   the  
"

AUTO"   position,   pulled   towards   you,  
a

nd   the   function   is   activated   (Driving
m e n u).
The
  system   is   in   main   beam   mode  
a

s   the   ambient   lighting   and   traffic  
c

onditions   allow   it.
Warning / indicator lamp
StateCause Action / Observations
Rear foglamps fixed. The
  rear   foglamps   are   on.Turn
  the   ring   on   the   stalk   rear ward   to   switch   off   the  
r

ear
 fo
glamps.
Front foglamps
fixed. The
  front   foglamps   are   switched   on  
u

sing   the   ring   on   the   lighting   control  
st

alk.Turn
  the   ring   on   the   lighting   control   stalk   rear ward  
o

nce   to   switch   off   the   front   foglamps.
For
  more   information   on   the   Lighting control stalk,
  refer   to   the   corresponding   section.
1
Instruments

57
Normal locking
F Turn  the   key   towards   the   rear   of   the   vehicle  t
o   lock   the   vehicle   completely.
Deadlocking
F Turn  the   key   towards   the   rear   in   the   driver's  d
oor   lock   to   lock   the   vehicle   completely.
F
 
T
urn   the   key   towards   the   rear   again   within  
f

ive   seconds   to   deadlock   the   vehicle.
Depending
  on   version,   the   direction  
i

ndicators   flash   for   a   few   seconds,   the  
d

oor   mirrors   fold.
For
 
versions
 
with
 
alarm:
 
it
 
is
 
not
 
deactivated
 
/
  activated   when   unlocking   /   locking   the   vehicle  
w

ith
 
the
 
integral
 
key.
The
 
siren
 
will
 
sound
 
on
 
opening
 
the
 
door
 
with
  the   key   (integral   with   the   remote   control).   It  
s

tops
 
when
 
the
 
ignition
 
is
 
switched
 
on.
Emergency p rocedure
The integral key is used to lock and unlock the v
ehicle   when   the   electronic   key   cannot   operate  
a

nd   in   the   event   of   a   fault   with   the   Keyless  
E

ntry   and   Starting   system:
-
 
c
ell   battery   flat,   vehicle   battery   discharged  
o

r   disconnected, ...
-
 
v
ehicle   located   in   an   area   with   strong  
e

lectromagnetic
 si
gnals.
F
 
T
o   extract   the   emergency   mechanical   key  
f

rom   the   electronic   key,   press   button   1   and  
g

uide   the   key   2   out.
The
  integral   key   is   also   used   to   deactivate/
reactivate
 t

he
 p
assenger's
 a
irbag.
It
  provides   a   backup   means   of   locking   the  
p

assenger
 do
ors.
It
  also   allows   locking   of   the   vehicle   without  
a

ctivation   of   the   alarm.
Emergency unlocking/locking
using the integral key
Unlocking
F Turn  the   key   towards   the   front   of   the  v
ehicle   to   unlock   the   vehicle.
Depending
  on   version,   the   direction  
i

ndicators   flash   for   a   few   seconds,   the  
d

oor   mirrors   unfold   and   the   welcome  
l

ighting   comes   on.
For
  versions   with   alarm:   the   siren   will  
s

ound   on   opening   the   door   with   the   key  
(

in   the   remote   control).   It   stops   when  
t

he   ignition   is   switched   on.
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64
Motorised tailgate
General points
Never place a finger in the locking mechanism   of   the   motorised   tailgate   -  
R

isk   of   serious   injury!
Anti-pinch
The motorised tailgate includes a system for   detecting   obstacles,   which   automatically  
i

nterrupts   and   reverses   the   movement   by   a   few  
d

egrees,   to   allow   the   obstacle   to   be   cleared.
Note
  that   this   anti-pinch   system   does   not  
o

perate   at   the   end   of   the   closing   movement  
(

around   1   cm   before   complete   closure).
The
 
motorised
 
operation
 
of
 
the
 
tailgate
 
can
 b
e
 
activated
 
or
 
deactivated
 
by
 
selecting
 "
M
otorised tailgate " in the Driving 
menu
 
of
 
t

he
 
touch
 
screen
 
tablet.
Bicycle carrier / Towbar
The tailgate is not designed to be fitted with a b icycle   carrier.
If
  a   bicycle   carrier   is   fitted   to   a   towbar   with   a  
w

iring   harness   connected   to   a   towbar   socket,  
t

he   motorised   operation   of   the   tailgate   is  
a

utomatically
 d
eactivated.
If
  using   a   towbar   or   bicycle   carrier   not   approved  
b

y   CITROËN,   it   is   essential   to   deactivate   the  
m

otorised   operation   of   the   tailgate.
Tailgate
 
operation
 
commands
 
must
 
be
 
made
 
w

ith
 
the
 
vehicle
 
stationary.
Ensure
 
that
 
there
 
is
 
enough
 
free
 
space
 
to
 
allow
 
t

he
 
motorised
 
tailgate
 
to
 
open. To
 
avoid
 
the
 
risk
 
of
 
injury
 
through
 
p

inching
 
or
 
trapping,
 
before
 
and
 
during
 
o

peration
 
of
 
the
 
tailgate:
-
 
e

nsure
 
that
 
there
 
is
 
no
 
person
 
close
 t
o the rear of the vehicle,
-
 w
atch
 
the
 
behaviour
 
of
 
rear
 
pa

ssengers,
 par

ticularly
 c

hildren.
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69
Operating faults
If several foot movements below the rear bumper   fail   to   open   the   tailgate,   wait   a  
f

ew seconds   before   starting   again.
The
  function   is   automatically   deactivated   in   the  
e

vent   of   heavy   rain   or   accumulation   of   snow.
If
  the   function   fails   to   operate,   check  
t

hat   the   electronic   key   is   not   exposed   to  
s

trong   electromagnetic   inter ference   (a  
s

mar tphone, ...).
The
  function   may   not   work   correctly   with   a  
pro

sthetic
 le
g.
The
  function   may   not   work   correctly   if   your  
v

ehicle   is   fitted   with   a   towbar. In
  some   circumstances,   the   tailgate   may   only  o
pen   or   close,   particularly   if:
-
 
y
our   vehicle   is   fitted   with   a   towbar,
-
 
y
ou   hitch   or   unhitch   a   trailer,
-
 
y
ou   fit   or   remove   a   bicycle   carrier,
-
 
y
ou   load   or   unload   bicycles   from   a   bicycle  
c

a r r i e r,
-
 
y
ou   place   or   lift   something   behind   the  
v

ehicle,
-
 
a
n   animal   approaches   the   bumper,
-
 
y
ou   are   washing   your   vehicle,
-
 
a
  service   is   being   carried   out   on   your  
v

ehicle,
-
 
y
ou   are   accessing   the   spare   wheel  
(

depending
 o
n
 v
ersion).
To
  avoid   such   operating   problems,   keep   the  
e

lectronic   key   away   from   the   recognition   zone  
o

r   deactivate   "Hands-Free   Tailgate   Access".
Ensure
  that   no   object   or   person   might   prevent  
t

he   correct   opening   or   closing   of   the   tailgate.
Be
  particularly   aware   of   children   when  
o

perating   the   tailgate.
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83
F Pull the strap B  and   guide   the   seat   to   the  r
e a r.
The
  backrest   reclines   and   the   seat   base   pivots  
s

li g ht l y.
"Comfort" position
Returning the seat to the initial
position
F Pull the strap B   and   guide   the   seat   for ward.
Super vise any movements of seats
when made by children. To
  remove   it:
- m ove   the   head   restraint   to   the   high   position,
-
 
p
ress   lug   A   pulling   the   head   restraint  
u

pwards   at   the   same   time.
The
  rear   head   restraints   can   be   removed   and  
h

ave   two   positions:
-  
h
igh,   position   for   use,
-  
l
ow,   stowed   position.
To   raise   a   head   restraint,   pull   it   upwards.
To   lower   it,   press   lug   A   then   the   head   restraint.
Rear head restraints
Never drive with the head restraints r
emoved;   they   must   be   in   place   and  
c

orrectly
 adj
usted.
To
 
refit
 
it:
-
 
e

ngage
 
the
 
head
 
restraint
 
rods
 
in
 
the
 
a

pertures,
 
keeping
 
them
 
in
 
line
 
with
 
the
 
s

eat
 
backrest.
Relax head restraints
Depending on version, the sides can be folded t o   obtain   a   more   comfortable   position.
3
Ease of use and comfort

85
Repositioning a seat
Before operating the rear seats, check that the outer rear seat belts are not
loose,
  to   avoid   damaging   them.   The  
c

entre   belt   must   be   stowed.   Fix   the  
t

ongues   of   the   three   belts   to   their  
anc

horage
 p
oints.
Continuity panels
These continuity panels are not
designed  to   support   a   weight   greater  
t

han   30   kg. Releasing / locking the continuity panels
F
 
B
efore   unfolding   the   continuity   panels,  
c

heck   that   the   seats   in   the   2
nd row are fully
back.
F
 
S

lide
 
the
 
continuity
 
panel
 
latch   upwards   to  
r

elease.
F
 
S

traighten
 
the
 
continuity
 
panel,   then   slide  
t

he
 
latch
 
downwards
 
to
 
lock
 
it.
F
 
I

f
 
necessary,
 
straighten
 
the
 
continuity
 
p

anels
 
for
 
the
 
seats
 
in
 
the
 
2
nd row and lock t
hem
 
in
 
place.
F
 
R

aise
 
the
 
backrest
 
and
 
push
  it   rear wards  
u

ntil
 
it
 
locks
 
in
 
position. Each
  seat   has   a   continuity   panel   at   the   bottom  o
f   the   backrest,   that   once   unfolded:
-  p rovides   a   continuous   load   sur face   in   the  
b

oot, whatever the position of the seats,
-
 
a
voids   objects   sliding   under   the   seats   in  
t

he   2
nd row.
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Ease of use and comfort

88
F Return  the   second-row   continuity   panels   to  t
heir   initial   position   and   lock   them.
F
 
L
ower   the   head   restraints.
F
 
C
orrectly   position   the   concertina   board  
v

ertically   behind   the   seat.
F
 
C
heck   that   the   seat   belts   for   the   3
rd row
seats
 
are
 
correctly
 
fixed
 
to
 
the
 
loops   and  
a

re
 
not
 
folded.
F

P

ull the strap G ,
 
located
 
at
 
the
 
bottom   of  
t

he
 
seat
 
backrest.
 
The
 
seat
 
unlocks. Before
  moving   the   third-row   seats,  
r

eturn   the   rigid   floor   plates   of   the  
s

econd-row   seats   to   the   upright   position  
a

nd   lock   them   in   place.
Do   not   try   to   fold   a   third-row   seat   that  h
as   not   first   had   the   backrest   fully  
l

ocked   in   place.
Do
  not   leave   objects   either   on   or  
u

nderneath   the   seat   bases   of   the   third-
row
  seats   when   you   are   folding   them.
Do
  not   leave   your   hand   on   the   control G
as
  you   fold   the   seats,   as   you   risk  
t

rapping
 y
our
 f
ingers.
Do
  not   allow   children   to   operate   the  
sea

ts
 w
ithout
 s
upervision.
F
 
N
ext   push   the   backrest   gently   for wards.  
T

he   backrest   pivots,   folding   onto   the   seat  
b

ase.   The   seat   base   then   folds   into   the  
s

towage   area   provided   for   that   purpose.
F  
R
eposition   the   concertina   boards   over   the  
f

olded   seats.
Folding the seats
Ease of use and comfort