engine CITROEN C1 2022 Owners Manual
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Instrument panels 11
Display  screens Â
1
3
Indicator
 and  warning  lamps Â
1
5
Indicators
Â
2
6
Trip
 computer Â
2
7
Setting
 the  time Â
2
9
InstrumentsOver view
Keys 31
K eyless  Entry  and  Starting  system Â
3
4
Doors
Â
3
8
Boot
 3
9
Front
 electric  windows Â
4
1
Rear
 quarter  windows Â
4
1
Electric
 fa
bric
 ro
of
 4
2
Access
Front seats 46
Rear  seats Â
4
8
Mirrors
Â
5
0
Steering
 wheel  adjustment Â
5
1
Ventilation
 5
2
Heating
 5
4
Manual
 a
ir
 c
onditioning
 5
5
Automatic
 air  conditioning Â
5
7
Front
 demist  -  defrost Â
6
0
Rear
 screen  demist  -  defrost Â
6
1
Courtesy
 lamp Â
6
2
Boot
 lamp Â
6
2
Interior
 fittings Â
6
3
Rear
 parcel  shelf Â
6
7
Boot
 fittings Â
6
8
Ease of use  a nd  c omfort
Driving recommendations 7 0
Starting  -  switching  off  the  engine Â
with
 the  key Â
7
1
Starting
 -  switching  off  the  engine  with Â
t
he Keyless  Entry  and  Starting  system Â
7
2
Manual
 par
king
 b
rake
 7
6
5 -speed
 manual  gearbox Â
7
6
ETG
 electronic  gearbox Â
7
7
Gear
 shift  indicator Â
8
1
Hill
 start  assist Â
8
2
Stop
 &  Start Â
8
3
Speed
 limiter Â
8
6
Reversing
 camera Â
9
2
Lane
 departure  warning  system Â
9
3
Under-inflation
 d
etection
 9
5
Driving
Eco-driving
Contents
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Exterior lighting control stalk 98
Automatic  illumination  of  headlamps Â
1
01
Direction
 indicators Â
1
03
Headlamp
 beam  height  adjustment Â
1
03
Wiper
 control  stalk Â
1
04
Lighting and v isibility
Horn 10 6
Hazard  warning  lamps Â
1
06
ESC
 system Â
1
07
Active
 City  Brake Â
1
10
Seat
 belts Â
1
15
Airbags
 1
18
Child
 seats Â
1
23
Deactivating the passenger's front airbag 126
ISOFIX
Â
child
Â
seats
Â
1
32
Child
Â
lock
Â
1
37
Safety
In Â
t
he Â
e
vent Â
o
f Â
a
Â
b
reakdown
Fuel tank 138
Snow  chains Â
1
40
Electrical
 energy  economy  mode Â
1
41
Accessories
 1
42
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
1
44
Fitting
 roof  bars Â
1
44
Bonnet
 14
6
Petrol
 engines Â
1
47
Checking
 levels Â
1
48
C h e c ks
 1
51
Practical information Technical da ta
7-inch touch screen tablet 185
Audio  system Â
2
35
Audio and telematics
Alphabetical
 in
dex
Temporary puncture repair kit 1 53
Spare  wheel Â
1
58
Changing
 a  bulb Â
1
63
Changing
 a  fuse Â
1
68
12
 V  battery Â
1
77
Towing
 the  vehicle Â
1
80Engines
 1
81
Weights
 1
82
Dimensions
 1
83
Identification
 ma
rkings
 1
84
Contents
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Opening the bonnet 146Steering  wheel,  adjusting  the  height  5 1
Horn 10 6
Driver's
 front  airbag Â
1
19Ignition,
 starting/switching  off Â
(key)
 7
1-72
Ignition,  starting/switching  off  ("Keyless Â
E
ntry  and  Starting"  system) Â
7
2-74
Steering  mounted  controls
- Â
T
ouch  screen  tablet,  Audio Â
s
ystem Â
1
88, Â 241
- Â
L
ane  departure  warning Â
s
ystem Â
9
3 -94
Instruments and controls (continued)
Lighting controls 9
8 -102
Direction  indicators  1 03
Stop
 &  Start Â
8
3 - 85
Active
 City  Brake Â
1
10 -114
Adjusting
 the  mirrors Â
5
0
Adjusting
 the  headlamp  beam Â
heightt
 1
03
Deactivating
 the  CDS/  TRC Â
1
09 Wipers, screenwash control
stalk
 10
4 -105
Speed
 limiter Â
(PureTech
 82  engine) Â
8
6 - 88
Speed
 limiter  (VTi  68  engine) Â
8
9 -91
Opening
 the  fuel  filler  flap Â
1
38 Hazard
 warning  lamps Â
1
06
Steering
 mounted  controls  for Â
the  ETG  gearbox Â
7
7
Front  foglamps  (accessory)
.
Over view
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Changing bulbs 1 63-167
- Â f ront
-
Â
r
ear
Maintenance - Technical data
Opening the bonnet 1 46
Underbonnet,  petrol  1 47
Petrol
 engines Â
1
81
12
 V  battery Â
1
77-179
Economy  mode Â
1
41
Engine
 c
ompartment
Â
f
uses Â
1
68 -169, Â 173 -176
Petrol  weights Â
1
82
Checking
Â
levels
Â
1
48 -150
-
Â
e
ngine
Â
oil
-
Â
b
rake
Â
fluid
-
 c
oolant
-
Â
s
creenwash
Â
fluid
Checking
Â
components
Â
1
51-152
-
Â
c
lutch
-
 b
attery
-
Â
a
ir
Â
/
Â
passenger
Â
compartment
Â
filter
-
Â
o
il
Â
filter
-
Â
b
rake
Â
pads
Â
/
Â
discs
Dimensions 1 83
Identification
 ma
rkings
 1
84
Over view
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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  ETG  electronic  gearbox,  give  preference  to  automatic  (Easy) Â
m
ode  and  avoid  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  conditioning.
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
 t
emperature  in  the  passenger  compartment  down  (sunroof  and  window
 b
linds...).
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  level  of  light Â
d
oes  not  require  their  use.
Avoid
 running  the  engine  before  moving  off,  particularly  in  winter;  your Â
v
ehicle  will  warm  up  much  faster  while  driving.
As
 a  passenger,  if  you  avoid  connecting  your  multimedia  devices Â
(
film,  music,  video  game...),  you  will  contribute  towards  limiting  the Â
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.
The
Â
gear
Â
shift
Â
indicator
Â
invites
Â
you
Â
to
Â
engage
Â
the
Â
most
Â
suitable
Â
gear:
Â
a
s
Â
soon
Â
as
Â
the
Â
indication
Â
is
Â
displayed
Â
in
Â
the
Â
instrument
Â
panel,
Â
follow
Â
it
Â
s
traight
Â
away.
For
Â
vehicles
Â
fitted
Â
with
Â
an
Â
ETG
Â
electronic
Â
gearbox,
Â
this
Â
indicator
Â
a
ppears
Â
only
Â
in
Â
manual
Â
mode.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles, use engine braking rather t han  the  brake  pedal,  and  press  the  accelerator  progressively.  These Â
p
ractices  contribute  towards  a  reduction  in  fuel  consumption  and  CO
2
emissions
Â
and
Â
also
Â
helps
Â
reduce
Â
the
Â
background
Â
traffic
Â
noise.
.
Eco-driving
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Limit the causes of excess consumption
Spread loads throughout the vehicle; place the heaviest items in the bottom  of  the  boot,  as  close  as  possible  to  the  rear  seats.
Limit
 the  loads  carried  in  the  vehicle  and  reduce  wind  resistance Â
(roof
 bars,  roof  rack...).  Use  a  roof  box  in  preference.
Remove
 roof  bars  and  roof  racks  after  use.
At
 the  end  of  winter,  remove  snow  tyres  and  refit  your  summer  tyres.
Observe the recommendations on
maintenance
Check the tyre pressures regularly, when cold, referring to the label in the  door  aperture,  driver's  side.
Carry
 out  this  check  in  particular:
-
Â
b
efore  a  long  journey,
-
Â
a
t  each  change  of  season,
-
Â
a
fter  a  long  period  out  of  use.
Don't
 forget  the  spare  wheel  and  the  tyres  on  any  trailer  or  caravan.
Have
 your  vehicle  serviced  regularly  (engine  oil,  oil  filter,  air  filter, Â
p
assenger  compartment  filter...)  and  observe  the  schedule  of Â
o
perations  recommended  in  the  maintenance  and  warranty  guide.
When
 refuelling,  do  not  continue  after  the  third  cut-off  of  the  nozzle  to Â
a
void  any  over flow.
At
 the  wheel  of  your  new  vehicle,  it  is  only  after  the  first  1  800  miles Â
(
3 000  kilometres)  that  you  will  see  the  fuel  consumption  settle  down  to Â
a
 consistent  average.
Eco-driving
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1. Speedometer (mph  or  km/h).
2. C entral  display  screen.
 F
or  more  information,  refer  to  the Â
c
orresponding
 s
ection.
3.
 G
ear  shift  indicator.
4.
 D
isplay  management  button  (DISP).
 D
isplay  of  information  in  ascending  order.
Type 2 instrument panel
5. Display management  button  (DISP). D
isplay  of  information  in  descending  order.
6.
R
ev counter
 T
he  engine  speed  is  indicated  by  the Â
d
isplay  of  orange  illuminated  bars.
 A
bove  the  maximum  engine  speed,  the Â
b
ars  are  displayed  in  red  to  warn  you  of  the Â
n
eed  to  change  up.
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Central display screen
The information displayed varies according to your vehicle's engine and type of gearbox.
Central display screen
with the VTi 68 engine and
manual gearboxCentral display screen
with the VTi 68 and ETG
electronic gearboxCentral display screen with
the PureTech 82 engine and
manual gearbox
1. Ambient t
emperature. I
t  flashes  if  there  is  a  risk  of  ice.
2.
 V
ehicle  information  with:
-
Â
T
otal  and  trip  distance  recorders.
-
Â
T
rip  computer  information.
-
Â
S
peed  limiter  information.
3.
 F
uel  gauge. 1. G
ear  selector  position  and  gear  engaged.
2. V ehicle  information  with:
-
Â
T
otal  and  trip  distance  recorders.
-
Â
T
rip  computer  information.
-
Â
S
peed  limiter  information.
-
 A
mbient
 t
emperature.
 I
t  flashes  if  there  is  a  risk  of  ice.
3.
 F
uel  gauge.1. S
peed  limiter  information.
2. V ehicle  information  with:
-
Â
T
otal  and  trip  distance  recorders.
-
Â
T
rip  computer  information.
-
 A
mbient
 t
emperature.
 I
t  flashes  if  there  is  a  risk  of  ice.
3.
 F
uel  gauge.
For
 more  information,  refer  to  the Â
s
ection  corresponding  to  the  function Â
a
nd  its  associated  display.
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Indicator and warning lamps
Certain warning lamps may come on in one  of  two  modes:  fixed  (continuous)  or Â
f
lashing.
Only
 by  relating  the  type  of  illumination Â
t
o the operation of the vehicle can it
be
 determined  whether  the  situation  is Â
n
ormal  or  a  fault  has  occurred.
Refer
 to  the  tables  in  the  following Â
p
ages
 f
or
 m
ore
 i
nformation.
Visual
Â
indicators
Â
informing
Â
the
Â
driver
Â
that
Â
a
Â
system
Â
is
Â
in
Â
operation
Â
or
Â
is
Â
switched
Â
off
Â
(indicator
Â
lamp)
Â
or
Â
has
Â
a
Â
fault  (warning  lamp).When the ignition is switched on
Certain warning lamps come on for a few s
econds  in  the  instrument  panel  when  the Â
v
ehicle's  ignition  is  switched  on.
When the engine is star ted, these same
warning lamps should go off.
If
 they  remain  on,  before  moving  off,  refer  to  the Â
i
nformation  on  the  warning  lamp  concerned.
Associated warnings
The illumination of certain warning lamps may be  accompanied  by  an  audible  signal.
The
 warning  lamps  may  come  on  continuously Â
(
fixed)  or  flash.
Warning lamps
STOP flashing,  associated  w
ith  another  warning Â
lam
p.It
 is  associated  with  the  engine  o
il  pressure  or  the  engine  coolant Â
t
emperature.Stop
 as  soon  as  it  is  safe  to  do  so.
Park,  switch  off  the
 ignition  and  call  a  CITROËN Â
d
ealer  or  qualified  workshop.
When
Â
the  engine  is  running  or  the  vehicle  is  being  driven,  illumination  of  one  of  the  following  warning  lamps  indicates  a  fault  which  requires  action  on Â
t
he
Â
part
Â
of  the  driver.
Any
Â
fault
Â
resulting  in  the  illumination  of  a  warning  lamp  must  be  investigated  further.
If
Â
you
Â
encounter  any  problems,  do  not  hesitate  to  contact  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
Warning
/ indicator lamp
State Cause Action
/ Observations
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Brakingfixed. The  braking  system  fluid  level  has  d
ropped s ignificantly.Top
 up  with  brake  fluid  recommended  by  CITROËN.
If  the  problem  persists,  have  the  system  checked  by  a Â
C
ITROËN  dealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
The
 braking  system  has  a  fault. Stop  as  soon  as  it  is  safe  to  do  so.
Park,
 switch  off  the  ignition  and  contact  a  CITROËN Â
d
ealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
Warning
/ indicator lamp
State Cause Action
/ Observations
Engine oil
pressure fixed,
 associated  with Â
t
he  STOP  warning Â
lam
p.The
 engine  oil  pressure  is  too  low. Stop  as  soon  it  is  safe  to  do  so.
Park,
 switch  off  the  ignition  and  contact  a  CITROËN Â
d
ealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
Coolant
temperature flashing
Â
(
VTi  68  engine  only).The
 temperature  of  the  engine Â
c
oolant
 i
s
 inc
reasing.Drive
 gently.
fixed. The
 temperature  of  the  engine Â
c
oolant  is  too  high.Stop
 as  soon  as  it  is  safe  to  do  so.
Wait
 until  the  engine  has  cooled  down  before Â
c
hecking  up  the  level;  top  up  if  necessary.
If
 the  problem  persists,  contact  a  CITROËN  dealer  or Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
Anti-lock
Braking System
(ABS) fixed.
The
 anti-lock  braking  system  has  a Â
f
ault.The
 vehicle  retains  conventional  braking.
Drive
 carefully  at  reduced  speed  and  contact  a Â
C
ITROËN  dealer  or  a  qualified  workshop  without Â
d
e l ay.
Instruments