sensor Citroen BERLINGO 2013 2.G User Guide
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Parking sensors  
 
SAFETY
4
 
 
Activation / Deactivation    
Malfunction 
 
In the event of a malfunction, when 
reverse gear is engaged the LED in the 
button comes on, accompanied by an 
audible signal and a message in the 
screen. Contact a CITROËN dealer or 
a qualifi ed workshop.  
 
 
Good practice 
 
In bad weather or in winter, ensure that 
the sensors are not covered with mud, 
ice or snow. 
  The system will be deactivated 
automatically if a trailer is being towed 
or if a bicycle carrier is fi tted (vehicle 
fi tted with a towbar or bicycle carrier 
recommended by CITROËN). 
  The parking assistance cannot, in 
any circumstances, take the place of 
the vigilance and responsibility of the 
driver.     You can activate or deactivate 
the system by pressing this 
button. 
  The activation or deactivation 
of the system is stored when 
the vehicle stops.  
   
You are advised to deactivate 
the system if your vehicle is fi tted 
with a rear ladder or if you are 
transporting a load which exceeds the 
length of the vehicle.   
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Towing a trailer  
 
ACCESSORIE
S
5
 
 
Good Practice 
 
In certain cases of particularly arduous 
use (towing the maximum load up a 
steep slope in high temperatures), the 
engine automatically limits its power. 
In this case,  the air conditioning is 
automatically cut off to save engine 
power. 
   
Tyres 
 
  Check the tyre pressures of the 
towing vehicle (see the "Identifi cation 
markings" section of chapter 8) and of 
the trailer, observing the recommended 
pressures. 
See the "Levels" section of chapter 6. 
  If the coolant temperature 
warning lamp comes on, stop 
the vehicle and switch off the 
engine as soon as possible. 
   
Brakes 
 
  Towing increases the braking distance. 
Drive at a moderate speed, change 
down early and brake gradually.    
Towbar 
 
We recommend the use of genuine 
CITROËN towbars and their 
harnesses, which have been tested 
and approved from the design stage of 
your vehicle, and that you entrust the 
fi tting of this equipment to a CITROËN 
dealer. 
  If this equipment is not fi tted by a 
CITROËN dealer, it is imperative that 
it is fi tted using the electrical pre-
equipment installed at the rear of the 
vehicle and in accordance with the 
manufacturer's instructions. 
  In accordance with the general 
instructions a reminder of which has 
been given above, we draw your 
attention to the risk associated with 
fi tting a towbar or electrical accessory 
not recommended by CITROËN. 
Fitting such equipment could result in 
the failure of your vehicle's electronic 
system. Please obtain information from 
the Manufacturer before fi tting this type 
of equipment.     
Anti-theft alarm, window etching, fi rst 
aid kit, high visibility vest, front and 
rear parking sensors, warning triangle, 
security bolts for alloy wheels  
   
Front seat covers compatible with 
airbags, bench, rubber mats, carpet 
mats, snow chains, blind, tailgate 
bicycle carrier, 
   
OTHER ACCESSORIES 
 
These accessories and parts, having been 
tested and approved for reliability and 
safety, are all adapted to your vehicle. A 
wide range of recommended accessories 
and genuine parts is available.  
 
Range of trade equipment 
  The parts department publishes an 
accessory catalogue offering various 
equipment and fi ttings, such as: 
  Load retainers (all models). 
  Loading roller. 
  Towbar, towbar harness: trailer towbar 
which should preferably be fi tted by a 
CITROËN dealer. 
  Separation partitions and grilles, 
smooth, non-slip wooden protective 
fl oor. 
  Protective grilles.  
 
   
Side wind 
 
  Sensitivity to side wind is increased. 
Drive smoothly and at a moderate 
speed.    
ABS/DSC 
 
  The ABS or DSC systems only control 
the vehicle, not the trailer or caravan. 
   
Rear parking sensors 
 
  The parking sensors system does not 
function while the vehicle is towing.  
   
Another range is also available, 
structured around comfort, leisure and 
maintenance:  
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Snow screen  
 
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QUICK HEL
P
7
REMOVABLE SNOW SCREEN
 
According to country, the removable 
snow screen is installed on the lower 
part of the front bumper to prevent the 
accumulation of snow at the radiator 
cooling fan. 
  Do not forget to remove the snow 
screen when the exterior temperature 
is higher than 10°C (no risk of snowfall) 
and when towing. 
   
FITTING 
   
REMOVAL 
 
 
 
-   Pass a screwdriver into the hole 
located near each of the clips. 
   
-   Use the screwdriver as a lever to 
unclip the four clips  B 
 in turn.  
     
 
-   Offer up the snow screen facing its 
centring pin  A 
 on the front bumper. 
   
-   Put it in place by pressing at each 
clip  B 
 located in the four corners.  
 
 
 
6.  REFITTING THE REPAIRED 
WHEEL 
  The wheel is refi tted as described in 
step 5, not forgetting to refi t the wheel 
trim. 
  Refer to the "Identifi cation 
markings" section of chapter 8 to 
locate the tyre label. 
  Refer to the "Instruments and 
controls" section of chapter 2, 
"Tyre under-infl ation detection" 
part, for recommendations after 
changing a wheel fi tted with a tyre 
under-infl ation detection sensor. 
  The spare wheel is not designed 
to be used over long distances. 
Have the tightening of the bolts 
and the tyre pressure checked by 
a CITROËN dealer or a qualifi ed 
workshop as soon as possible. Have 
the original wheel repaired and refi tted 
by a CITROËN dealer or a qualifi ed 
workshop as soon as possible.   
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Changing a fuse  
 
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7
 
 
DASHBOARD FUSES 
 
Tilt the cover to gain access to the 
fuses.   Fuses   
  F 
   Amperes   
  A 
   Allocation 
  1  15  Rear wiper 
  2  -  Spare 
  3  5  Airbags 
  4  10   Air conditioning, diagnostic socket, mirror control, 
headlamp beam 
  5  30  Electric windows 
  6  30  Locks 
  7  5   Rear courtesy lamp, front map reading lamp, roof 
console 
  8  20   Audio equipment, screen, tyre under-infl ation 
detection, alarm and siren 
  9  30  Front and rear 12V socket 
  10  15  Central column 
  11   15  Low current ignition switch 
  12  15  Rain and sunshine sensor, airbag 
  13  5  Instrument panel 
  14  15   Parking sensors, digital air conditioning controls, 
hands-free kit 
  15  30  Locks 
  16  -  Spare 
  17  40  Heated rear screen/mirrors  
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Changing a fuse  
 
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7
 
 
FUSES UNDER THE BONNET 
 
After opening the bonnet, unclip and tilt 
the box to gain access to the fuses.    Fuses   
  F 
   Amperes   
  A 
   Allocation 
  1  20  Engine management 
  2  15  Horn 
  3  10  Front and rear screenwash pump 
  4  20  Headlamp wash pump or LED 
  5  15  Engine components 
  6  10  Steering wheel angle sensor, ESC 
  7  10  Brake switch, clutch switch 
  8  25  Starter 
  9  10   Headlamp beam motor, parc management 
unit 
  10  30  Engine components 
  11   40  Spare 
  12  30  Wipers 
  13  40  Built-in systems interface 
  14  30  Pump 
  15  10  Right-hand main beam headlamp 
  16  10  Left-hand main beam headlamp 
  17  15  Right-hand dipped beam headlamp 
  18  15  Left-hand dipped beam headlamp  
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Exterior  
 
VISUAL SEARCH
10
 
EXTERIOR
 
 
Remote control  17-18 
  Changing the battery, 
reinitialisation 18 
  Key 17 
  Starting 46 
  Hill start assist  47 
  Central locking / 
unlocking 17, 26 
  Locking / unlocking 
the load space  17, 26  
   
Filler cap, fuel tank  113-114 
  Fuel cut-off, Diesel 
priming 114  
     
Wiper blades  132 
  Door mirrors  78-79 
  Side repeater  125  
   
Front lamps, foglamps, direction 
indicators 48-49, 124-125 
  Headlamp beam height 
adjustment 50 
  Changing front bulbs  123-125 
  Headlamp wash  52, 110 
  Snow cover  121  
   
Front doors  20 
  Sliding side door  21 
  Key 17 
  Opening the bonnet  106  
   
Infl ation, pressures  140 
  Towing, lifting  102-103, 133 
  Towbar 102-103 
  Rear parking sensors  82-83      
Number plate lamp  127 
  Spare wheel, jack, 
changing a wheel, 
tools 117-121      
Rear lamps, direction 
indicators 48-49, 125-126 
  3rd brake lamp  127 
  Changing rear bulbs  126-127 
  Load space, opening  17, 26 
  Doors, tailgate  22-25      
Accessories 103 
  Roof bars  77  
   
Rear roof fl ap  24 
  Emergency control  25     
Dimensions 134-138 
  Floor cab dimensions  138  
   
Brakes, pads  81, 109, 111 
 
Emergency braking  84 
  ABS, EBFD  84 
  ASR, ESC  85 
  "Grip control"  86-87 
  Tyre, pressures  140 
  Tyre under-infl ation detection  36 
  Snow chains  122   
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Instruments and controls  
 
 
 
ESC 85 
  Parking sensors  82-83 
  Electric mirrors  78 
  Headlamp beam height 
adjustment 50 
  Stop & Start  43-45     
Starter, ignition  46      
Wipers controls  51-52 
  Automatic wiping  51 
  Windscreen / headlamp 
wash 52, 110 
  Trip computer  Section 9  
   
Cruise control  53-55 
  Speed limiter  56-58      
Lighting controls  48-50 
  Automatic illumination of 
headlamps 49-50 
  Foglamps 49 
  LED daytime runing lamps  49  
 
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS  
 
 
Dashboard, passenger 
compartment fuses  128-130 
  Opening the bonnet  106  
   
Parking brake, 
handbrake   81     
Instrument panels, 
screens, dials  27-28 
  Warning lamps, 
indicator lamps  29-34 
  Indicators, gauge  35, 37-38 
  Setting the time 
in the instrument panel  28 
  Lighting dimmer  38 
  Gear shift indicator  39-40  
   
Audio equipment steering 
mounted controls  Section 9  
   
Steering wheel adjustment  42 
  Horn 81  
 
     
Gearbox 39