parking sensors Citroen C4 2014.5 2.G Owner's Manual
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Technical data
Checks
Practical
 i
nformation
Driving recommendations 1 59
Starting-switching  off  the  engine Â
with
 the  key Â
1
60
Starting-switching
 off  the  engine  with  the Â
"
Keyless  Entry  and  Starting"  system Â
1
63
Electric
 parking  brake Â
1
67
Manual
 par
king
 b
rake
 1
74
Manual
 g
earbox
 1
75
Electronic
 gearbox Â
1
76
Automatic
 gearbox Â
1
80
Hill
 start  assist Â
1
85
Gear
 ef ficiency  indicator Â
1
86
Tyre
 under-inflation  detection Â
1
87
Stop
 &  Start Â
1
89
Blind
 spot  sensors Â
1
92
Memorising
 speeds Â
1
95
Speed
 limiter Â
1
97
Cruise
 control Â
1
99
Parking
 sensors Â
2
01
Driving
Emergency or assistance 283
7-inch  touch  screen  tablet  2 85
Audio
 system Â
3
55
Audio and telematics
Alphabetical
 in
dex
Fuel tank 2 04
Misfuel  prevention  (Diesel)  2 06
Running
 out  of  fuel  (Diesel) Â
2
07
Bonnet
 20
8
Petrol
 engines Â
2
09
Diesel
 engines Â
2
10
Checking
 levels Â
2
11
Checks
 2
15
AdBlue
® additive and SCR system (
BlueHDi Diesel)  2 17
Temporary
 puncture  repair  kit Â
2
25
Changing
 a  wheel Â
2
30
Snow
Â
chains Â
2
37
Changing
 a  bulb Â
2
38
Changing
 a  fuse Â
2
47
12
Â
V
Â
battery Â
2
52
Energy
Â
economy  mode Â
2
56
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
2
57
Fitting
Â
roof  bars Â
2
58
Very
Â
cold  climate  screen Â
2
58
Towing
Â
the  vehicle Â
2
59
Towing
Â
a  trailer Â
2
61
Towbar
Â
with  quickly  detachable  towball Â
2
63
Audio
Â
pre-equipment Â
2
68
Accessories
 2
69Petrol
 engines Â
2
71
Petrol  weights Â
2
73
Diesel  engines Â
2
75
Diesel  weights Â
2
77
Dimensions
 2
80
Identification
 ma
rkings
 2
81
Contents
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4
Exterior
Keyless Entry and Starting 59 - 64
Remote  control  5 3 -58,  64
-
Â
o
pening  /  closing
-
Â
b
ackup  control
-
 b
attery
Alarm
 6
7-70
Wiper
 controls Â
1
25 -129
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
2
57 Door
 mirrors Â
9
7-98
Blind
 spot  sensors Â
1
92-194
Boot
Â
5
4, Â 59, Â 72-74
Temporary
 pu
ncture
Â
r
epair  kit Â
2
25 -229
Changing
 a  wheel Â
2
30 -236
-
Â
t
ools
-
Â
r
emoving  /  refitting
AdBlue
 additive, Â
topping
 up Â
2
17-221, Â 222-224
Changing
 bu
lbs
 2
44-246
-
Â
r
ear  lamps
-
Â
3rd brake lamp
-
 n
umber  plate  lamp
Parking
 sensors Â
2
01-202
Towbar
 26
1-262
Quickly
 detachable  towball Â
2
63 -267
To w i n g
 2
5 9 - 2 6 0Accessories
 2
69-270
Roof  bars Â
2
58
Panoramic  sunroof Â
7
8
Braking  assistance Â
1
48
Trajectory
 c
ontrol
 1
49-150
Tyre
 under-inflation  detection Â
1
87-188
Tyre
 pressures Â
2
29, Â 281
Snow
 chains Â
2
37Lighting
 controls Â
1
15 -120
Headlamp
 adj
ustment
 1
22
Welcome  lighting Â
1
21
Directional  lighting  systems Â
1
23 -124
Changing
 bu
lbs
 2
38-243
- Â
f
ront  lamps
- Â
f
ront  foglamps
- Â
s
ide  repeaters
Doors Â
6
5 - 66, Â 71
Keyless  Entry  and Â
Starting
 5
9-64
- Â
o
pening  /  closing
-
 em
ergency
 c
ontrol
Child  lock  1 46
Electric  windows  7 5 -77
Fuel
 tank Â
2
04-205
Misfuel
 prevention Â
2
06
over view
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8
Instruments and controls
Central switch panels
Emergency call 150,  283
Seat  belt  /  front  passenger Â
a
irbag warning
 lam
p
 d
isplay
 15
2-153,
 15
6
ac
cess to CITR
oËn
services
Â
1
50, Â 283
Hazard
 warning  lamps Â
1
47
Central
 locking Â
6
5 - 66
Black
 panel  (black  screen) Â
3
6
Side switch panels
DSC/ASR system 149 -150
Fuel  filler  flap  2 04-205
Alarm
 volumetric  monitoring Â
6
7-70
Electric
 child  lock Â
1
46Blind
 spot   sensors Â
1
92-194
Stop
 &  Start Â
1
89 -191
Parking
 sensors Â
2
01-202
Over view
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44
Touch screen tablet
General operation
Principles
Press the virtual buttons in the touch screen
tablet.
Each menu  is  displayed  over  one  or  two  pages Â
(
primary  page  and  secondary  page).
For reasons of safety, the driver
should only carr y out operations
that require close attention, with the
vehicle stationary.
Some
Â
functions
Â
are
Â
not
Â
accessible
Â
w
hen
 d
riving.
This
Â
system
Â
gives
Â
access
Â
to:
-
Â
m
enus
Â
for
Â
adjusting
Â
settings
Â
for
Â
vehicle
 f
unctions
Â
and
Â
systems,
-
 a
udio
Â
and
Â
display
Â
settings
Â
menus,
-
Â
a
udio
Â
system
Â
and
Â
telephone
Â
controls
Â
and
Â
t
he
Â
display
Â
of
Â
associated
Â
information,
-
Â
t
he
Â
display
Â
of
Â
alert
Â
messages,
-
Â
t
he
Â
display
Â
of
Â
the
Â
ambient
Â
temperature
Â
(a
Â
blue
Â
snowflake
Â
appears
Â
if
Â
there
Â
is
Â
a
Â
risk
Â
o
f i c e),
-
Â
t
he
Â
display
Â
of
Â
the
Â
trip
Â
computer.
And,
Â
depending
Â
on
Â
equipment,
Â
it
Â
also
Â
allows:
-
Â
t
he
Â
display
Â
of
Â
visual
Â
parking
Â
sensors
Â
i
nformation,
-
Â
a
ccess
Â
to
Â
the
Â
controls
Â
for
Â
the
Â
navigation
Â
s
ystem
Â
and
Â
Internet
Â
services,
Â
and
Â
the
Â
d
isplay
Â
of
Â
associated
Â
information.
Recommendations
It is necessary to press firmly, particularly for " flick"  gestures  (scrolling  through  lists,  moving Â
t
he
 m
ap...).
A
 light  wipe  is  not  enough.
The
 screen  does  not  recognise  pressing  with Â
m
ore  than  one  finger.
This
 technology  allows  use  at  all  temperatures Â
a
nd  when  wearing  gloves.
Do
 not  use  pointed  objects  on  the  touch  screen Â
t
ablet.
do n
ot touch the touch screen tablet with wet
hands.
Uses
 a  soft  clean  cloth  to  clean  the  touch Â
s
creen
 t
ablet. Use
 this  button  to  go  to  the Â
s
econdary
 pag
e.
After
 a  few  moments  with  no  action  on Â
t
he  secondary  page,  the  primary  page Â
i
s  displayed  automatically.
Use
 this  button  to  return  to  the Â
p
rimary
 pag
e.
Use
 this  button  for  access  to Â
a
dditional  information  and  to  the Â
s
ettings  for  certain  functions.
Use
 this  button  to  confirm.
Use
 this  button  to  quit.
Multifunction screens
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Parking sensors
The system is switched on by engaging reverse gear.  This  is  accompanied  by  an  audible  signal.
The
 system  is  switched  off  when  you  come  out Â
o
f  reverse  gear.
Rear parking sensors
Audible assistance
The proximity information is given by an intermittent  audible  signal,  the  frequency  of  which i
ncreases  as  the  vehicle  approaches  the  obstacle.
The
 sound  emitted  by  the  speaker  (right  or  left)
 i
ndicates  the  side  on  which  the  obstacle  is  located.
When
 the  distance  between  the  vehicle  and
 t
he  obstacle  becomes  less  than  approximately
 t
hirty  centimetres,  the  audible  signal  becomes
 c
ontinuous.
Visual assistance
This supplements the audible signal by d isplaying  bars  in  the  multifunction  screen Â
w
hich  move  progressively  nearer  to  the  vehicle. Â
W
hen  the  obstacle  is  near,  the  "Danger" Â
s
ymbol  is  displayed  in  the  screen.
This function cannot, in an y c ircumstances, t
ake  the  place  of  the  vigilance  of  the  driver.
This system indicates the proximity of an obstacle  (person,  vehicle,  tree,  gate, etc.)  which c
omes  within  the  field  of  detection  of  sensors
 l
ocated  in  the  bumper.
Certain
 types  of  obstacle  (stake,  roadworks Â
c
one,  etc.)  detected  initially  will  no  longer  be Â
d
etected  at  the  end  of  the  manoeuvre  due  to Â
t
he  presence  of  blind  spots.
9
Driving
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202
In addition to the rear parking sensors, the front parking  sensors  are  triggered  when  an  obstacle i
s  detected  in  front  and  the  speed  of  the  vehicle  is
 s
till  below  6  mph  (10  km/h).
The
 front  parking  sensors  are  interrupted  if  the
 v
ehicle  stops  for  more  than  three  seconds  in
 f
or ward  gear,  if  no  further  obstacles  are  detected
 o
r  when  the  speed  of  the  vehicle  exceeds  6  mph
 (
10 Â km/h).
Front parking sensors
Deactivation/Activation of the
front and rear parking sensors
The function is deactivated by pressing this button.  The  indicator  lamp  in  the  button Â
comes
 on.
Pressing
 this  button  again  reactivates  the Â
f
unction.  The  indicator  lamp  in  the  button Â
goes
 off.
Operating fault
In the event of a malfunction of the  system,  when  reverse  gear Â
i
s  engaged  this  warning  lamp  is Â
d
isplayed  in  the  instrument  panel Â
a
nd/or  a  message  appears  in  the Â
s
creen,  accompanied  by  an  audible Â
s
ignal  (short  beep).
Contact
 a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
The
Â
sound
Â
emitted
Â
by
Â
the
Â
speaker
Â
(front
Â
or
Â
r
ear)
Â
indicates
Â
whether
Â
the
Â
obstacle
Â
is
Â
in
Â
front
Â
o
r
Â
behind. The
Â
function
Â
will
Â
be
Â
deactivated
Â
a
utomatically
Â
if
Â
a
Â
trailer
Â
is
Â
being
Â
towed
Â
o
r
Â
a
Â
bicycle
Â
carrier
Â
is
Â
fitted
Â
(vehicle
Â
f
itted
Â
with
Â
a
Â
towbar
Â
or
Â
bicycle
Â
carrier
Â
r
ecommended
Â
by
Â
CITROËN). In
Â
bad  weather  or  in  winter,  ensure Â
t
hat
Â
the  sensors  are  not  covered  with Â
m
ud,
 ice  or  snow.  When  reverse  gear  is Â
e
ngaged,  an  audible  signal  (long  beep) Â
i
ndicates  that  the  sensors  may  be  dirty.
Certain
 sound  sources  (motorcycle, Â
l
orry,
 pneumatic  drill,  etc.)  may  trigger Â
t
he
Â
audible  signals  of  the  parking Â
s
ensor  system.
Driving
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262
F If the  warning  lamp  and  the  S
TOP warning  lamp  come  on, Â
s
top  the  vehicle  and  switch  off Â
t
he  engine  as  soon  as  possible.
Braking
Towing a trailer increases the braking distance.
T o  avoid  overheating  of  the  brakes  on  a  long Â
m
ountain  type  of  descent,  the  use  of  engine Â
b
raking  is  recommended.
Ty r e s
F Check  the  tyre  pressures  of  the Â
towing  vehicle  and  of  the  trailer,  observing Â
t
he
 re
commended
 p
ressures.
Lighting
F Check the  electrical  lighting  and  signalling  o
n  the  trailer.
The
 rear  parking  sensors  will  be Â
d
eactivated  automatically  if  a  genuine Â
C
ITROËN  towbar  is  used.
Cooling
Towing a trailer on a slope increases the temperature  of  the  coolant.
As
 the  fan  is  electrically  controlled,  its  cooling Â
c
apacity  is  not  dependent  on  the  engine  speed.
F
Â
T
o  lower  the  engine  speed,  reduce  your Â
s
peed.
The
 maximum  towed  load  on  a  long  incline Â
d
epends  on  the  gradient  and  the  ambient Â
t
emperature.
In
 all  cases,  keep  a  check  on  the  Â
c
oolant Â
t
emperature.
Practical information
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accessories
Conversion kits
You can obtain an "Enterprise" kit to convert a trade  vehicle  to  a  private  car  and  vice-versa.
"Comfort":
door deflectors, side window blinds, rear screen  blind,  insulated  module,  coat  hanger Â
f
ixed  to  head  restraint,  reading  lamp,  mirror  for Â
c
aravan,  cruise  control,  scented  air  freshener Â
a
nd  cartridges,  parking  sensors...
"Transport systems":
boot carpet, boot liner, boot net, boot spacers,
transverse roof  bars,  bicycle  carrier,  ski  carrier, Â
r
oof  boxes,  towbars,  towbar  wiring  harnesses...
"Styling":
gear lever knobs, aluminium foot rest, alloy wheels,  wheel  embellishers,  chrome  mirror Â
s
hells,  chrome  door  Â
a
perture  finishers,  door  sill Â
f
inishers,  tailgate  lower  chrome  finisher...
*
Â
T
o  avoid  any  risk  of  jamming  the  pedals:
-
Â
e
nsure  that  mats  are  correctly  positioned Â
a
nd  secured,
-
Â
n
ever  fit  one  mat  on  top  of  Â
a
nother.
"Security and safety":
anti-intrusion alarm, microwave sensor, anti-tilt sensor,  stolen  vehicle  tracking  system,  child Â
s
eats  and  booster  cushions,  breathalyser,  first Â
a
id  kit,  fire  extinguisher,  warning  triangle,  high Â
v
isibility  vest,  dog  guard,  pet  seat  belt,  wheel Â
s
ecurity  bolts,  snow  chains,  non-slip  covers, Â
f
ront  foglamp  kit...
"Protection":
mats*, seat covers compatible with  l ateral  a
irbags,  door  sill  protectors,  mud  flaps,  door Â
p
rotective  rubbing  strips,  bumper  protection Â
s
trips, protective covers for pets, vehicle
cover...
If
Â
a
Â
towbar
Â
and
Â
wiring
Â
harness
Â
are
Â
fitted
Â
o
utside
Â
the
Â
CITROËN
Â
dealer
Â
network,
Â
t
he
Â
installation
Â
must
Â
be
Â
done
Â
using
Â
t
he
Â
vehicle's
Â
electrical
Â
pre-equipment
Â
a
nd
Â
in
Â
line
Â
with
Â
the
Â
manufacturer's
Â
r
ecommendations.
A
Â
wide
Â
range
Â
of
Â
accessories
Â
and
Â
genuine
Â
parts
Â
is
Â
available
Â
from
Â
the
Â
CITROËN
Â
dealer
Â
network.
These
Â
accessories
Â
and
Â
parts
Â
are
Â
all
Â
suitable
Â
for
Â
your
Â
vehicle
Â
and
Â
benefit
Â
from
Â
CITROËN's
Â
recommendation  and  warranty.
11
Practical information
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Radio .................................................... 296,  359
Radio pr e-equipment ................................... 26
8
R
dSÂ ................
.............................................. 299
Rear
 s
creen
 (
demisting)
 ................................. 90
R
echarging  the  battery Â
........................ 2
54, Â 255
Reduction
 of  electrical Â
load
 ............................................................ 25
6
Regeneration
Â
o
f the particle filter Â
...................................... 2
15
Reinitialising
 the  electric Â
windows
 ....................................................... 76
R
einitialising  the  remote Â
control
 .................................................... 5
8, Â 63
Remote
 control Â
.......................................... 53
-64
Removable
 screen Â
(snow
 s
hield)
 ...............................
...............258
Removing
 a  wheel Â
..............................
.........233
Removing
 the  mat Â
...............................
.........108
Repair
 kit,  puncture Â
...................................... 2
25
Replacing
 bu
lbs
 ..............................
......238-246
Replacing
 f
uses
 ..............................
.......247- 2 51
Replacing
 the  air  filter Â
...................................2
15
Replacing
 the  oil  filter Â
...................................2
15
Replacing
 t
he
 p
assenger
Â
c
ompartment  filter Â
...................................... 2
15
R
Navigation ....................................................308
Number  plate  lamps  ..................................... 24
6Opening
 the  boot Â
..............................
. 59, Â 72, Â 73
Opening  the  doors Â
...............................
.... 59, Â 71
Opening  the  panoramic Â
sunroof
 b
lind
 ................................................
78
O
peration  indicator Â
lamps
 ..............................
........................
26-28
N
Massage function  ............................... ...........94
Mat ....... ........................................................ 108
Memorising
 a  speed Â
.................................... 19
5
Menu
 ........................................... 2
90, Â 292, Â 294,
308,
 310,  312,  328,  338,  340
Menu,
 main Â
..............................
....................358
Menus (Touch screen tablet)
Â
.......................28
6
Mirror, rear view
Â
............................................. 99
M
irrors, Â door......................................97, Â 98, Â 192
Misfuel prevention
 ...............................
.........206
Motorway function (direction
 i
ndicators)
 ................................... 14
7
Mountings
 for  ISOFIX Â
seats
 ...............
............................................ 141
MP3
 CD Â
................
........................ 302, Â 365, Â 366
Oil
 change Â
...............................
......................2 11
Oil
 consumption Â
............................................ 2
11
oil
filter
 ...............
........................................... 215
oi
l level ....................................................29,
 211
Opening
 the  bonnet Â
..................................... 20
8
O
Quickly detachableÂ
tow ball ............................... .........................263
Q
Paint colour code ......................................... 2 81
Panoramic  glass Â
sunroof
 ................
......................................... 78
Parcel shelf, rear
 ........................................... 11
2
Parking
 brake Â
........................................ 1
74, Â 216
Parking
 brake, Â
electric
 ..............................
................... 18, Â 167
Parking
 lam
ps
 ............................................... 11
9
Parking
 sensors, Â
front
 ........
.................................................... 202
Parking
 sensors, Â
rear
 ...............................
..............................201
Particle filter
 .......................................... 21
4,
 21
5
Passenger
 c
ompartment
Â
f
ilter
 ........
..................................................... 215
Personalisation
 ...............................
...............36
Player,
 CD  MP3 Â
............................ 3
02, Â 365, Â 366
Port,
 USB Â
..................................... 1
02, Â 302, Â 367
Priming
 the  fuel Â
system
Â
................
........................................ 207
Protecting
 children Â
................ 1
32-146, Â 154, Â 156
Puncture
 ................
....................................... 225
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2
Multifunction screens1
Touch screen tablet
General operation
Principles
Press the virtual buttons in the touch screen tablet. Each menu is displayed over one or two pages (primary page and secondary page).
For reasons of safety, the driver should only carr y out operations that require close attention, with the vehicle stationary. Some functions are not accessible when driving.
This system gives access to: - menus for adjusting settings for vehicle functions and systems, - audio and display settings menus, - audio system and telephone controls and the display of associated information, - the display of alert messages, - the display of the ambient temperature
(a blue snowflake appears if there is a risk of ice), - the display of the trip computer.
And, depending on equipment, it also allows: - the display of visual parking sensors information, - access to the controls for the navigation system and Internet services, and the display of associated information.
Recommendations
It is necessary to press firmly, particularly for "flick" gestures (scrolling through lists, moving the map...). A light wipe is not enough. The screen does not recognise pressing with more than one finger.
This technology allows use at all temperatures and when wearing gloves. Do not use pointed objects on the touch screen tablet. Do not touch the touch screen tablet with wet hands. Uses a soft clean cloth to clean the touch screen tablet.
Use this button to go to the secondary page.
After a few moments with no action on the secondary page, the primary page is displayed automatically.
Use this button to return to the primary page.
Use this button for access to
additional information and to the settings for certain functions.
Use this button to confirm.
Use this button to quit.