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corresponds to
a left hand drive
vehicle.corresponds to
a
right hand drive
vehicle.
10.
TECHNOLOGY on
BOARD
6.

107-1

10
ACCESSORIES

7.


111-128
CHECKS
8.

129-149
QUICK HELP

Emergency
or assistance 10.1
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10.3
Audio system


10.59
T

owing a trailer
107
Other accessories

109 T

rade range
T

elematic unit
Opening the bonnet

1

12
Petrol engine

1

13
Diesel engine

1

14
Levels

1

15
Checks

1

17
Fuel

1

19
Fuel cut-off

120
Diesel priming pump


120
AdBlue® additive and
SCR system
(
b
lueH d i d iesel)
121Battery


129
Changing a wheel

131
Removable

snow screen
135
Snow chains

136
Changing a bulb

137 a fuse


142 a wiper blade


146
Being towed

147
Precautions

148
9.
150-156
TECHNICAL

DATA
Dimensions 150
Engines 155
W
eights
155
Identification markings


156The "T

echnology on board"
section presents the new
audio/navigation systems.
Contents
CONTENTS

8
DSC 89
Parking sensors 86-87
Electric mirrors

82-83
Headlamp beam


height adjustment

54
Stop & Start


47-49 Starter motor

, ignition switch 50
Wipers controls
55-56
Automatic wiping

55
Windscreen / headlamp

wash
56, 1
16
Trip computer
Chapter 10
Cruise control

57-59
Speed limiter

60-62
Lighting controls

52-54
Automatic illumination of headlamps

53-54
Foglamps

53
LED daytime runing lamps

53
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
Dashboard, passenger
compartment fuses 142-144
Opening the bonnet

1
12
Parking brake, handbrake

85Instrument panels,


screens, dials
28-29
W
arning lamps,
indicator lamps
30-37
Indicators, gauge

38, 41-42
Setting the time in the

instrument panel
29
Lighting dimmer

42
Gear shift indicator

44
Audio equipment steering mounted controls

Chapter 10
Steering wheel adjustment
43
Horn

85
Electronic gearbox


45-46
Location

9
Heating, ventilation- heating 63-64
-

air conditioning

63-64
Digital air conditioning


65-66
Demisting/defrosting


67-68
Rear view mirror


83
Passenger's front airbag deactivation

97, 100
Courtesy lamps

76, 139
Gearbox


43
On-board technology


Chapter 10
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eMyW

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-

Audio system
Controls -


central locking


27
-


load space locking


27
-


electric windows


84
-


hazard warning lamps


85 Cab fittings


74-75
-


glove box,
-


overhead storage,
-


console,
-


sun visor
,
-

bottle holder
,
-

bag holder
,
-

storage compartments under
seats,
-


storage compartment.
Screens,


display
28-29, Chapter 10
Setting the time

in the screen
Chapter 10
Emergency or assistance


call

Chapter 10
"Grip control"


90-91
1
oVERVIEW
Location

10
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
Parking brake, handbrake 85Instrument panels,
screens, dials
28-29
W
arning lamps,
indicator lamps
30-37
Indicators, gauge

38, 41-42
Setting the time

in the instrument panel
29
Lighting dimmer

42
Gear shift indicator

44
Passenger's front airbag deactivation

97, 100
DSC

89
Parking sensors

86-87
Electric mirrors

82-83
Headlamp beam height adjustment

54
Stop & Start

47-49
Starter motor
, ignition switch
50
Wiper controls

55-56
Automatic wiping

55
Windscreen /

headlamp wash
56, 1
16
Trip computer
Chapter 10
Audio equipment steering mounted controls

Chapter 10
Steering wheel adjustment

43
Horn

85
Electronic gearbox

45-46
Lighting controls

52-54
Automatic illumination of headlamps

53-54
Front foglamps

53
LED daytime running lamps

53
Cruise control

57-59
Speed limiter

60-62
Location

11
Heating-ventilation:- heating 63-64
-

air conditioning

63-64
Digital air conditioning


65-66
Demisting/defrosting


67-68
Rear view mirror


83
Controls:-


central locking

27
-


load space locking

27
-


electric windows

84
-


hazard warning lamps

85
"Grip control"


90-91
Cab fittings


74-75
-


glove box,
-


overhead storage,
-


console,
-


sun visor

,
-

bottle holder

,
-

bag holder

,
-

storage compartments under
seats,
-


storage compartment. Screens,


display
28-29, Chapter 10
Setting the time

in the screen
Chapter 10
Dashboard, passenger compartment fuses


142-144
Opening the bonnet


1

12
Technology on board

Chapter 10
-


eMyW

ay
-

Audio system
Emergency


or assistance call
Chapter 10
Manual gearbox
43
Courtesy lamps


76, 139
1
oVERVIEW
Location

12
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
1. Lighting and direction indicator control
stalk.
2.

Instrument panel with screen.
3.


Wiper
, screenwash, trip computer
control stalk.
4.

Ignition switch.
5.


Audio controls.
6.


Driver's front airbag, horn.
7.


Steering wheel height and reach
adjustment.
8.


Cruise control, speed limiter controls.
9.


Switch panel: parking sensors,
headlamp beam adjustment, DSC,
Stop

& Start.
10.

Bonnet release lever
.
11 .
Electric door mirror adjustment.
12.


Front electric window switches.
13.


Switch panel: hazard warning
lamps, central locking (passenger
compartment, load space).
14.


Cigarette lighter
.
15.

Heating-ventilation controls.
16.


Storage compartment.
17.


Electronic gearbox control or Grip
control button.
18.


Audio system.
19.


Screen.
20.


Emergency or assistance call.
Presentation

131. Lighting and direction indicator control
stalk.
2.

Instrument panel with screen.
3.


Wiper
, screenwash, trip computer
control stalk.
4.

Ignition switch.
5.


Audio controls.
6.


Driver's front airbag, horn.
7.


Steering wheel height and reach
adjustment.
8.


Cruise control, speed limiter controls.
9.


Switch panel: parking sensors,
headlamp beam adjustment, DSC,
Stop

& Start, alarm.
10.

Bonnet release lever
.
11 .
Electric door mirror adjustment.
12.


Front electric window switches.
13.


Switch panel: hazard warning
lamps, central locking (passenger
compartment, load space).
14.


Cigarette lighter
.
15.

Heating-ventilation controls.
16.


Storage compartment.
17.


Electronic gearbox control or Grip
control button.
18.


Audio system.
19.


Screen.
20.


Emergency or assistance call.
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
1
OVERVIEW
Presentation

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Warning lamp isindicatesSolution - action
Coolant
temperature
and level on with needle
in the red
zone.
an abnormal increase in
temperature.
Park and switch off the ignition then allow to cool.
Visually check the level.
flashing. a drop in the coolant level. Chapter 7, "Levels" section.
Contact a CITROËN
dealer or a qualified
workshop.
Service on temporarily. minor faults or warnings.
Consult the alert log in the display or screen.
If your vehicle is equipped with a trip computer
or a screen: refer to the "Audio equipment - Trip
computer" section of chapter 10.
Contact a CITROËN dealer or a qualified
workshop.
remaining on. major faults.
Seat belt not
fastened on then
flashing.
the driver and/or front
passenger has not fastened
their seat belt.
Pull the strap then insert the tongue in the buckle.
accompanied
by an audible
signal then
remains on. the vehicle is moving with
the driver's and/or front
passenger's seat belt not
fastened.
Check that the seat belt is fastened by pulling the
strap.
Chapter 5, "Seat belts" section.
ECO on.
The Stop & Start
system
has put the engine in STOP
mode following a vehicle
stop (red light, traffic jam,
etc...). As soon as you want to move off, the warning
lamp goes off and the engine restarts
automatically in START mode.
flashes for a
few seconds,
then goes off. STOP mode is temporarily
unavailable.
or
START mode has been
invoked automatically.
Chapter 3, "Stop & Start" section.
Instruments and controls
READY TO GO
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Audio equipment, hands-free kit, speakers,
CD changer, satellite navigation system,
USB Box, video kit, ...
Regardless of the audio and telematic
equipment offered on the market, the
technical constraints associated with the
fitting of equipment of these families of
products mean that the special features of
the equipment and its compatibility with the
capacities of the your vehicle's standard
equipment must be taken into account.
Please contact a CITROËN dealer for more
information before fitting such equipment.
To prevent the mat from becoming
caught under the pedals:
-

ensure that the mat and its fixings
are positioned correctly

,
-

never fit one mat on top of another
.
Maximum weights on bars
-

Roof rack: 120 kg.
-


T
ransverse bars on roof: 100 kg.
-

T
ransverse bars on longitudinal
bars: 75 kg. Installation of radiocommunication
transmitters
Before installing accessory
radiocommunication transmitters with
an external aerial on your vehicle, you
are advised to contact a CITROËN
dealer.
A CITROËN dealer can inform you of
the specifications (frequency band,
maximum output power, aerial position,
specific installation conditions) of the
transmitters which can be fitted, in
accordance with the Motor Vehicle
Electromagnetic Compatibility
Directive
(2004/104/CE).
Front mud flaps, rear mud flaps,
15/17 inch alloy wheels, wheelarch
trim, leather steering wheel, .... Screenwash, interior and exterior
cleaning and maintenance products,
replacement bulbs, ...
Anti-theft alarm, window etching, first
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 fittings, such as:
Load retainers (all models).
Loading roller.
Towbar, towbar harness: trailer towbar
which should preferably be fitted by a
CITROËN dealer.
Separation partitions and grilles,
smooth, planed wood protective liner
with non-slip floor.
Protective grilles.
Another range is also available,
structured around comfort, leisure and
maintenance:
Equipment
ACCESSORIES
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ECONOMY MODE
After the engine has stopped, with
the key in the ignition position, certain
functions (windscreen wiper, electric
windows, courtesy lamps, audio
equipment, etc.) can only be used for a
cumulative duration of thirty minutes, to
prevent discharging of the battery.
Once the thirty minutes are over, the
active functions are put on standby
and the battery warning lamp flashes
accompanied by a message in the
screen.
To resume the use of these functions
immediately, start the engine and let it
run for a few minutes.
The time available will then be double
the time for which the engine was left
running. However, this time will always
be between five and thirty minutes.A flat battery will prevent the
engine from starting.
Battery