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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, Â
r
oof  boxes,  boot  dividers,  ...
"Styling":
Â
rear  diffuser,  aluminium  gear  knob, Â
a
lloy  wheels,  exterior  expressive  stickers, Â
c
hrome  mirror  shells,  door  sill  finishers,  ...
"Comfort" :
Â
door  deflectors,  insulated  module, Â
s
un  blinds,  scented  air  freshener,  portable Â
a
shtray,  coat  hanger  fitted  to  head  restraint, Â
r
eading  lamp,  front  and  rear  parking  sensors, Â
c
entre  armrest,  cigarette  lighter,  ..."Security and safety":
Â
anti-theft  alarm, Â
v
ehicle  tracking  system,  snow  chains,  wheel Â
n
on-slip  covers,  wheel  security  bolts,  child Â
s
eats,  first  aid  kit,  warning  triangle,  high Â
v
isibility  vest,  breathalyzer,  fire  extinguisher, Â
p
et  seat  belt,  foglamp  kit,  seat  belt  cutter/glass Â
h
ammer,
 ...
"
Protection":
Â
mats,  mud  flaps,  vehicle  cover, Â
s
eat  covers,  side  protective  mouldings,  bumper Â
p
rotectors,
 ...
T
o  prevent  the  mat  from  becoming  caught Â
u
nder  the  pedals:
-
Â
e
nsure  that  the  mat  is  secured  correctly,
-
Â
n
ever  fit  one  mat  on  top  of  another."Multimedia":
 audio
 system,  speaker,  semi-
integral
 navigation  systems,  hands-free  kit, Â
d
riving  assistance  systems,  230  V  socket,  rear Â
m
ulti-media  support,  DVD  players,  portable Â
s
atellite  navigation  system,  smartphone Â
s
upport,  digital  radio,  ...
Practical information
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ETG gearbox
The ETG gearbox does not require any  maintenance  (no  oil  change).
Refer
 to  the  manufacturer's  service Â
s
chedule  for  information  on  when  this Â
u
nit  should  be  checked.
Brake
 wear  depends  on  the  style Â
o
f  driving,  particularly  in  the  case Â
o
f  vehicles  used  in  town,  over  short Â
d
istances.  It  may  be  necessary  to Â
Brake pads
For information on checking brake disc  wear,  contact  a  CITROËN  dealer Â
o
r  a  qualified  workshop.
Brake disc wearOnly use products recommended by CITROËN  or  products  of  equivalent Â
q
uality
 an
d
 sp
ecification.
In
 order  to  optimise  the  operation  of Â
u
nits  as  important  as  those  in  the Â
b
raking  system,  CITROËN  selects  and Â
o
ffers  very  specific  products.
After
 washing  the  vehicle,  dampness, Â
o
r  in  wintry  conditions,  ice  can  form Â
o
n  the  brake  discs  and  pads:  braking Â
e
fficiency  may  be  reduced.  Make  light Â
b
rake  applications  to  dry  and  defrost Â
t
he  brakes.
Parking brake
If excessive travel or a loss of effectiveness  of  this  system  is Â
n
oticed,  the  parking  brake  must  be Â
c
hecked,
 e
ven
 b
etween
 t
wo services.
Checking
Â
this  system  must  be  done  by  a Â
C
ITROËN
 dealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
have
Â
the
Â
condition
Â
of
Â
the
Â
brakes
Â
checked,
Â
even
Â
b
etween
 v
ehicle
 s
ervices.
Unless
Â
there
Â
is
Â
a
Â
leak
Â
in
Â
the
Â
circuit,
Â
a
Â
drop
Â
in
Â
t
he
Â
brake
Â
fluid
Â
level
Â
indicates
Â
that
Â
the
Â
brake
Â
p
ads
Â
are
Â
worn. To
 avoid  damaging  the  electrical  units, Â
n
ever use  a  high  pressure  jet  wash  in Â
t
he  engine  compartment.
Practical information
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Changing a bulb
Front lamps
1. Sidelamps (W5W).
2. D irection  indicators  (PY21W  amber).
3.
 D
ipped  beam  headlamps  (H7-55W).
4.
 M
ain  beam  headlamps  (H7-55W).
5.
 L
ED*  daytime  running  lamps. In
 some  weather  conditions  (e.g.  low Â
t
emperature  or  humidity),  the  presence Â
o
f  misting  on  the  internal  sur face  of  the Â
g
lass  of  the  headlamps  and  rear  lamps Â
i
s  normal;  it  disappears  after  the  lamps Â
h
ave  been  on  for  a  few  minutes.
The  headlamps  have  polycarbonate Â
l
enses  with  a  protective  coating:
F
d
o not clean them using a dr y
or abrasive cloth, nor with a
detergent or solvent product,
F Â
u
se  a  sponge  and  soapy  water  or  a Â
p
H  neutral  product,
F Â
w
hen  using  a  high  pressure  washer Â
o
n  persistent  marks,  do  not  keep Â
t
he  lance  directed  towards  the Â
l
amps  or  their  edges  for  too  long, Â
s
o  as  not  to  damage  their  protective Â
c
oating
 a
nd
 sea
ls.
Changing  a  bulb  should  only  be  done  a
fter  the  headlamp  has  been  switched  o
ff  for  several  minutes  (risk  of  serious Â
b
urns).
F
Â
D
o  not  touch  the  bulb  directly  with Â
y
our  fingers,  use  a  lint-free  cloth.
It
 is  imperative  to  use  only  anti-
ultraviolet
 (UV)  type  bulbs  to  avoid Â
d
amaging
 t
he
 h
eadlamp.
Always
 replace  a  failed  bulb  with  a Â
n
ew  bulb  with  the  same  type  and Â
s
pecification.
*
 LED:  light-emitting  diodes.
8
In the event of a breakdown
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FuseN° Rating
(A) Functions
20 40Air
 conditioning  -  Engine  self-diagnosis  -  Sidelamps  -  Number Â
p
late  lamps  -  Rear  foglamp  -  Rear  lamps  -  Lighting  dimmer - Â
B
rake  lamps  -  Third  brake  lamp  -  Fuel  injection  system  - Â
A
BS system  -  VSC  system  -  Electronic  gearbox  -  Keyless  Entry Â
a
nd  Starting  system  -  Electric  windows
21 30Fuel
 injection  system  -  Stop  &  Start  -  Main  distribution  unit
22** 7, 5Fuel
 injection  system
23** 20Fuel
 injection  system  -  Stop  &  Start
24 25Main
 distribution  unit
25 30Electric
 windows
26 25Electric
 windows
27 10Air
 c
onditioning
28 5Rear
 fo
glamp
**
Â
VTi  68  engine.
In the event of a breakdown
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In the event of prolonged exposure to sunlight  and  very  hot  conditions,  the Â
s
ystem  may  go  into  stand-by  (screen Â
a
nd  sound  completely  off)  for  at  least Â
5Â m
inutes.
Return
 to  normal  operation  takes Â
p
lace  when  the  temperature  in  the Â
p
assenger
 c
ompartment
 d
rops.
First steps
In ACC mode or when starting the vehicle, the system  comes  on.
Use
 the  button  at  bottom  right  of  the  screen  for Â
a
ccess  to  the  main  menus.
A
 second  press  returns  the  system  to  the  last Â
s
ource  activated,  then  press  the  virtual  buttons Â
i
n  the  screen.
Audio and Telematics
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Level 1Level 2 Comments
Navigation
User settings Language
Display
 the  list  of  text  languages  available.
Time zone Display
 the  list  of  time  zones.
Volume Set
 the  volume  for  voice  instructions,  with  "Test"  and  "Mute"  (off) Â
b
uttons.
Units Change
 between  metric  and  imperial  units  for  distance  and  altitude.
Date and time format dd/mm/yyyy
 or  mm/dd/yyyy  12.00  (midday)  +  12.00  (midnight)  or  24.00.
Regarding Display
 information  on  the  navigation  system:  mapping  software Â
ve
rsion.
Delete recent items Delete
 recent  destinations.
Reinitialisation Return
 the  navigation  system  to  the  default  settings.
This
 does  not  affect  your  list  of  "Favorites".
Navigation
Map settings Route settings
Route
 calculation  options:  this  allows  certain  types  of  roads  to  be Â
a
voided,  such  as  toll  roads  or  pedestrianised  areas.
Map display Display
 options:  north  up  in  2D,  vehicle  direction  up  in  2D  or  3D.
Icons on the map Hide
 or  display  icons  for  POIs  on  the  map.
Colours Map
 colour  options:  daylight  or  night  view.
Automatic zoom Activate
 or  deactivate  the  automatic  zoom  option.
Speed check Activate
 or  deactivate  the  speed  check  alert.
.
Audio and Telematics
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ABS .......................................................107, 10 8
Accessories .............................. ....................142
Access
 to  rear  seats  (3 -door) Â
.........................47
A
ctive  City  Brake Â
........................................... 11
0
Adjusting
 s
eats
 ................................................ 46
A
djusting  the  air  distribution Â
.............. 5
4, Â 55, Â 58
Adjusting
 the  air  flow Â
.......................... 5
4, Â 55, Â 58
Adjusting
 the  temperature Â
................. 5
4, Â 55, Â 57
Adjusting
 the  time Â
.....................................2
9, Â 30
Advice
 on  care  and  maintenance Â
.................15
2
Advice
 on  driving Â
..............................
..............70
Airbags
 ...............
..................................... 18,
 1
18
Airbags,
 c
urtain
 ..................................... 12
1,
 12
2
Airbags,
 front......................................... 118,  122
Airbags,
 la
teral
 ...................................... 12
0,
 12
2
Air
 c
onditioning
 ...............................
............9, Â 53
Air
 conditioning,  automatic Â
.............................57
A
ir
 c
onditioning,
 m
anual
 ................................. 55
A
ir
 in
take/recirculation
 ..............................5
6, Â 58
Air vents
 ..............................
............................52
Anti-lock
 braking  system  (ABS) Â
............10
7,
 10
8
Audible
 w
arning
 ............................................ 10
6
Audio
 streaming  (Bluetooth) Â
................. 2
01, Â 246
Audio
 system Â
...............................
..................235
Auxiliary
 ......................................... 6
5, Â 198, Â 245Cable,
 audio Â
..........................................1
98, Â 245
Capacity,
 fuel  tank Â
..............................
..........13 8
CD
 ..............................
...................................19 9
Central
 locking Â
................................... 3
2, Â 34, Â 38
Changing
 a bu
lb
 ............................................16
3
Changing
 a f
use
 ............................................16
8
Changing
 a  wheel Â
...............................
..........15 8
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
................................14
4
Changing
 the  electronic  key  battery Â
...............37
C
hanging  the  remote  control  battery Â
..............33
C
hecking  the  levels Â
................................1
4 8 -15 0
Checking
 tyre  pressures  (using  the  kit) Â
........15
6
Checks
 ...............
...................................147,
 15
2
Children
 ...............................
....117, Â 119, Â 123 -127
Child
 lock Â
...............................
........................137
Child
 seats, Â
general
  ................
................................123 -125
Child
 seats,  conventional Â
..............................12
9
Child
 seats,  ISOFIX Â
......................................13
3
Closing
 the  boot Â
...............................
...............39
Closing
 the  doors Â
...............................
.............35DAB
 (Digital  Audio  Broadcasting)  - Â
Digital
 r
adio
 .........................................1
96, Â 243
Daytime
 running  lamps Â
...........................9
9, Â 163
Deactivating
Â
t
he
 p
assenger
 a
irbag.................................. 11 9
Demisting/defrosting,
 f
ront
 .............................60
D
emisting/defrosting,
 r
ear
 ..............................61
D
imensions
 ..............................
.....................183
Dipstick
 ................
..........................................148
Direction
 i
ndicators
 .......................1
03, Â 164, Â 166
Display screen, instrument
 pan
el
 ...............................
............13
Door
 pockets Â
...................................................63
D
oors
 ..............................................................
.38
Driving
 e
conomically......................................... 9
Dynamic
 stability  control Â
(DSC)
 ....................................... 1
7, Â 24, Â 107-109
Battery
 ...............................
.............151,
 17
7-179
Battery,
 c
harging
 ...............................
............179
Battery,
 electronic  key Â
.................................... 37
B
attery,  remote  control Â
...................................33
A
CD
B
Clutch ............................................................ 1 51
Connection, iPhone ...................................... 2
12
Connection,
 M
irrorLink
 ................................. 2
16
Control,
 emergency  boot  release Â
...................40
C
ontrol  stalk,  lighting Â
...................................... 98
C
ontrol  stalk,  wipers Â
..................................... 10
4
Courtesy
 lamp Â
...............................
..................62
Cup
 holder Â
...............................
........................63
Bluetooth (
telephone)Â ............................2
04,
Â
247
Bonnet ...............
............................................ 146
Boot
 ........
......................................................... 39
Brake
 d
iscs/pads ........................................... 152
Brake
Â
lamps
Â
...............................
................... 166
Bulbs
 (
changing)
 ...............................
............ 163
.
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Lamp, boot ......................................................62
Lamps,  front  .......................................... 16
3, 16 4
Lamps,
 re
ar
 ...............................
....................166
Lane
 Departure  Warning  System  (LDWS) Â
.....93
L
evel,  brake  fluid Â
........................................... 14
9
Level,
 engine  coolant Â
.................................... 15
0
Level,
 engine  oil Â
...............................
.............148
Levels
 and  checks Â
..............................
...147-150
Level,
 screenwash  fluid Â
................................15
0
Lighting
 dimmer Â
..............................
................27
Lighting,
 guide-me  home Â
..............................10
2
Loading
 ..............................
............................... 9
Locating
 your  vehicle Â
...................................... 32
L
ocking/unlocking  a  door  from  the  inside.......38
Low fuel level
Â
..............................
...... 17, Â 26, Â 138
Maintenance, routine
 ................................ 9
, Â 148
Manual
 m
ode
 .................................................. 77
M
at
 .......
........................................................... 66
Menu
 (touch  screen Â
tablet)
 ...............
.......... 189, Â 190, Â 202, Â 208, Â 220
Mirror, rear view
Â
.............................................. 51
M
irrors, Â door.................................................... 50
Mirror, vanity
 ..............................
.....................64
Mode,
 driving Â
..............................
....................77
Mode,
Â
easy
 (automatic  mode) Â
.................................77
M
ountings,
 I
sofix
 ...............................
............132
L
M
Navigation ............................... ......................220
Number  plate  lamps  ...................................... 16
7Radio ...............
......................................194, Â 242
Radio,  digital  (Digital  Audio Â
Broadcasting
 -  DAB) Â
...........................1
96, Â 243
RDS
 ................
.......................................195, Â 242
Rear
 s
creen,
 d
emisting
 ...................................61
R
echarging  the  battery Â
.................................17
9
Recirculation, air
 ...............................
........56, Â 58
Reinitialisation
 of  the  under-inflation Â
detection
 system Â
...........................................96
R
eminder,  lighting  on Â
....................................10
0
Remote
 control Â
..........................................3
2, Â 37
Removing
 and  fitting  a  fuse Â
..........................16
8
Removing
 a  wheel Â
..............................
..........15 8
Removing
 the  mat Â
...............................
............66
Replacing
 bu
lbs
 ..............................
..............163
Replacing
 the  air  filter Â
...................................1
51
Replacing
 the  oil  filter Â
...................................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
Â
the
Â
bonnet
Â
......................................
14
6
Opening
Â
the
Â
boot
Â
..............................
........34,
Â
39
Opening
Â
the
Â
doors
Â
...............................
...........
34
Pads,
 b
rake
 ................................................... 15
2
Parcel shelf, rear
 ............................................. 67
P
arking
Â
brake
Â
.......................................... 7
6,
Â
152
Pedal,
Â
clutch.................................................. 151
Plates,
 id
entification ...................................... 18 4
Port, USB
Â
................................. 6
3,
Â
65,
Â
196,
Â
245
Power
 s
teering
 ................................................ 18
P
ressures, tyres
 .................................... 1
57,
Â
184
Pre-tensioning
Â
seat
Â
belts
Â
.............................. 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 Â
................ 1
90, Â 202, Â 208, Â 220
Screenwash
 ..............................
....................105
.
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