boot Citroen C4 2015 2.G Owner's Guide

234
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
Changing a wheel
Access to the tools
The tools are installed in the boot under the
f l o o r.
To  gain   access   to   them:
F

o
pen the boot,
F

r
aise the floor,
F
 
s
ecure   it   by   hooking   its   cord   on   the   hook  
o

n the rear shelf support,
F

w
ith a standard size spare wheel, unclip
and
  remove   the   box   in   the   middle   of   the  
w

heel   containing   the   tools,


or
F
 
w
ith   a   "space-saver"   spare   wheel;   lift   the  
w

heel at the rear towards you for access to
the
  storage   box   containing   the   tools.
List of tools
All of these tools are specific to your vehicle. Do   not   use   them   for   other   purposes.
1.
 W

heelbrace.
 F

or   removing   the   wheel   trim   and   the   wheel  
f

ixing
 bol
ts.
2.
 J

ack   with   integral   handle.
 F

or   raising   the   vehicle.
3.
 B

olt   cover   removal   tool.
 F

or   removing   the   bolt   head   protectors   on  
a

lloy   wheels.
4.
 S

ocket   for   the   security   bolts   (located   in   the  
g

love   box).
 F

or   adapting   the   wheelbrace   to   the   special  
"s

ecurity"
 b
olts.
5.
 C

hock   (with   ETG6   electronic   gearbox  
v

e r s i o n).
Wheel with trim
When removing the wheel ,   detach   the   trim   first   using   the   wheelbrace   1   pulling   at   the   valve  p
assage   hole.
When refitting the wheel ,
  refit   the   trim   starting   by   placing   its   notch   facing   the   valve   and  
p

ress   around   its   edge   with   the   palm   of   your   hand.
Procedure
 
for
 
changing
 
a
 
faulty
 
wheel
 
for
 
the
 
spare
 
wheel
  using   the   tools   provided   with   the   vehicle.
Practical information

235
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
For BlueHDi Diesel versions
If your vehicle has an electric parking brake,
the   jack   is   stowed   in   a   bag   placed   in   the   bottom  
o

f   the   boot. If your vehicle has a manual parking brake
,
the   jack   is   stowed   under   the   spare   wheel   and  
u

nder   the   storage   box:
F
 
r
emove   the   spare   wheel,
F
 
r
emove   the   polystyrene   storage   box,
F
 
p
ush   the   jack   for ward,   then   lift   it   by   its   rear  
par

t.The spare wheel is installed in the boot under
the
  floor.
Depending
  on   version,   the   spare   wheel   may   be  
a 

standard
 
size
 
steel
 
or
 
alloy
 
wheel,
 
or
 
for
 
some
 c

ountries   it   is   the   "space   saver"   type.
For access to the spare wheel, refer to the
paragraph
  "Access   to   the   tools"   on   the   previous  
pag

e.
Access to the spare wheel
If your vehicle has an electric parking brake,   only   a   "space   saver"   type   of  
w

heel   can   be   stowed   in   the   boot.
11
Practical information

236
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
Taking out the standard wheel
F Unscrew  the   yellow   central   bolt.
F  R aise   the   spare   wheel   towards   you   from  
t

he   rear.
F
 
T
ake   the   wheel   out   of   the   boot.
Putting the standard wheel back
in place
F Put  the   wheel   back   in   its   housing.
F  U nscrew   the   yellow   central   bolt   by   a   few  
t

urns then put it in place in the centre of the
wheel.
Tyre under-inflation detection
The spare wheel is not fitted with a
sensor.   The   punctured   wheel   must  
b

e repaired by a CITR
oËn
dealer or
aqualified
 w

orkshop.
F
 
T

ighten   fully   until   the   central   bolt   clicks   to  
r

etain   the   wheel   correctly.
F
 
P

ut   the   box   back   in   place   in   the   centre   of  
t

he   wheel   and   clip   it.
Practical information

240
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
F Tighten  the   security   bolt   using   the  w
heelbrace 1 fitted with the security
socket  4.
F
 
T
ighten   the   other   bolts   using   the  
w

heelbrace 1  
o
n l y.
F
 
R
efit   the   chromed   bolt   covers   on   each   of  
t

he   bolts   (according   to   equipment).
F
 
S
tore   the   tools   in   the   box.
F
 L
ower
 
the
 
vehicle
 
fully.
F
 F
old
 
the
 
jack
 
2
 
and
 
detach
 
it.
After changing a wheel
To store the punctured wheel in the
boot
  correctly,   first   remove   the   central  
c

ove r.
When
  using   the   "space-saver"   type  
s

pare   wheel,   do   not   exceed   50   mph  
(

80 km/h).
Have
  the   tightening   of   the   bolts   and   the  
p

ressure   of   the   spare   wheel   checked  
b

y   a   CITROËN   dealer   or   a   qualified  
w

orkshop   without   delay.
Have the punctured wheel repaired and
replace it on the vehicle as soon as
possible.
Practical information

248
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
Model with 3D rear lamps
1. Brake lamp (P21W).
2. Sidelamp (R10W ).
3.
D

irection indicator (PY21W amber) .
4.
R

ear foglamp, offside (P21W).
5.
R

eversing lamp, nearside (P21W).
Access to rear lamps
Amber bulbs, such as those for the direction   indicators,   must   be   replaced  
b

y   bulbs   of   the   same   rating   and   colour.
The
  lamps   on   the   tailgate   are   dummy  
u

nits.   They   are   there   for   aesthetic  
p

urposes   only.
Rear lamps
Model with conventional lamps
(t y p e 1)
1. Brake lamp / sidelamp (P21/5W).
2. Direction indicator (PY21W amber) .
3.
R

eversing lamp (P21W).
4.
R

ear foglamp (P21W). You
  will   need   a   flat   screwdriver   and   a   10   mm  
b

ox
 span
ner.
The
  four   bulbs   are   changed   from   inside   the  
b

oot:
F

o
pen the boot,
F
 
r
emove   the   access   flap   from   the  
c

orresponding   side   trim   panel,
F
 
u
nclip   the   lamp   unit   connector,
F
 
a
s   a   precaution,   place   a   cloth   in   the   bottom  
o

f   the   housing   to   catch   the   nut   if   it   is  
d

ropped   on   removal,
F
 
s
lacken   the   hexagonal   nut   using   a   10   mm  
b

ox   spanner   then   remove   the   nut   by   hand,
F
 
c
arefully   remove   the   lamp   unit   by   pulling  
o

ut   it   straight   out   towards   the   rear.
Practical information

253
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
Dashboard fuses
Access to the fuses
F Refer  to   the   paragraph   "Access   to   the   tools".
Fuse tables
Fusebox 1
Fuse N° Rating Functions
F8 3 AAlarm
 s

iren,
 alar
m
 E
CU.
F13 10 A12
  V   socket.
F14 10 A12
  V   socket   in   boot.
F16 3 ALighting
  for   the   large   multifunctional   storage   unit,   rear   map  
r

eading   lamps,   glove   box   illumination.
F17 3 ASun
  visor   illumination,   front   map   reading   lamps.
F28 15 AAudio
  system,   radio   (after-market).
F30 20 ARear
  wiper.
F32 10 AHi-Fi
  amplifier.
The
 
fuseboxes
 
are
 
located
 
in
 
the
 
lower
 d
ashboard
 
(left-hand
 
side).
11
Practical information

263
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
Towing the vehicle
The towing eye is installed in the boot under the   floor.
To
  gain   access   to   it:
F

o
pen the boot,
F

r
aise the floor,
F
 
s
ecure   it   by   hooking   its   cord   on   the   hook  
o

n the rear parcel shelf
s
upport,
F
 
r
emove   the   towing   eye   from   the   holder.
Access to the tools General recommendations
In the following cases, you must always call o
n   a   professional   recovery   service:
-
 
v
ehicle   broken   down   on   a   motor way   or  
f

ast road,
-
f

our-wheel drive vehicle,
-

w
hen it is not possible to put the
gearbox
  into   neutral,   unlock   the  
 
s

teering,   or   release   the   parking   brake,
-
 
t
owing   with   only   two   wheels   on   the  
g

round,
-
 
w
here   there   is   no   approved   towing   arm  
a

vailable...
Procedure
 
for
 
having
 
your
 
vehicle
 
towed
 
or
 
for
 
towing
 
another
 
vehicle
 
using
 
a
 
removable
 
towing
 
ey

e.
Observe
 
the
 
legislation
 
in
 
force
 
in
 
your
 c
o unt r y.
Ensure
 
that
 
the
 
weight
 
of
 
the
 
towing
 
vehicle
 
i

s
 
higher
 
than
 
that
 
of
 
the
 
towed
 
vehicle.
The
 
driver
 
must
 
remain
 
at
 
the
 
wheel
 
of
 
the
 
t

owed
 
vehicle
 
and
 
must
 
have
 
a
 
valid
 
driving
 
l

icence.
When
 
towing
 
a
 
vehicle
 
with
 
all
 
four
 
wheels
 
o

n
 
the
 
ground,
 
always
 
use
 
an
 
approved
 
t

owing
 
arm;
 
rope
 
and
 
straps
 
are
 
prohibited.
The
 
towing
 
vehicle
 
must
 
move
 
off
 
gently.
When
 
towing
 
a
 
vehicle
 
with
 
the
 
engine
 
off,
 
t

here
 
is
 
no
 
longer
 
any
 
power
 
assistance
 
for
 
b

raking
 
or
 
steering.
11
Practical information

273
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap11_info-pratique_ed01-2015
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  
f

ixed   to   head   restraint,   reading   lamp,   mirror   for  
c

aravan, cruise control, scented air freshener
and
  cartridges,   parking   sensors...
"Transport systems":
boot carpet, boot liner, boot net, boot spacers,
transverse  roof   bars,   bicycle   carrier,   ski   carrier,  
r

oof   boxes,   towbars,   towbar   wiring   harnesses...
"Styling":
gear lever knobs, aluminium foot rest, alloy wheels,   wheel   embellishers,   chrome   mirror  
s

hells,   chrome   door   
a
perture   finishers,   door   sill  
f

inishers,   tailgate   lower   chrome   finisher...
*
 
T
o   avoid   any   risk   of   jamming   the   pedals:
-
 
e
nsure   that   mats   are   correctly   positioned  
a

nd secured,
-
 
n
ever   fit   one   mat   on   top   of   
a
nother.
"Security and safety":
anti-intrusion alarm, microwave sensor, anti-tilt sensor,   stolen   vehicle   tracking   system,   child  
sea

ts and booster cushions, breathalyser, first
aid
  kit,   fire   extinguisher,   warning   triangle,   high  
v

isibility   vest,   dog   guard,   pet   seat   belt,   wheel  
s

ecurity bolts, snow chains, non-slip covers,
front
  foglamp   kit...
"Protection":
mats*, seat covers compatible with  l ateral  a
irbags,   door   sill   protectors,   mud   flaps,   door  
p

rotective   rubbing   strips,   bumper   protection  
s

trips, protective covers for pets, vehicle
cover...
If
 
a
 
towbar
 
and
 
wiring
 
harness
 
are
 
fitted
 
o

utside
 
the
 
CITROËN
 
dealer
 
network,
 
t

he
 
installation
 
must
 
be
 
done
 
using
 
t

he
 
vehicle's
 
electrical
 
pre-equipment
 
a

nd
 
in
 
line
 
with
 
the
 
manufacturer's
 
r

ecommendations.
A
 
wide
 
range
 
of
 
accessories
 
and
 
genuine
 
parts
 
is
 
available
 
from
 
the
 
CITROËN
 
dealer
 
network.
These
 
accessories
 
and
 
parts
 
are
 
all
 
suitable
 
for
 
your
 
vehicle
 
and
 
benefit
 
from
 
CITROËN's
 
recommendation   and   warranty.
11
Practical information

393
C4-2_en_Chap14_index-alpha_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap14_index-alpha_ed01-2015
ABS and EBFD systems ...............................1 51ac
cessories .............................. ...................273
ac

cessory position
 ...................................... 16

8
Accessory
  socket,   12V  
.........1

02, 105, 112, 115
a

dditive, a d
blu
e
 .............................. 2
3,   221-228
Adjusting
 h

eadlamps
 ................................... 12

5
Adjusting
  head   restraints  
...............................93
A

djusting   seat   belt   height  
....................15

4,
 15
6
Adjusting
  the   steering  
wheel .......................................................... 10 0
Advice
  on   driving  
..............................
...........162
Airbags
 ...............

.................................... 22,   158
Airbags,
 c

urtain
 .................................... 16

0,
 16
1
Airbags,
  front.........................................159,   161
Airbags,
 la

teral
 ..................................... 16

0,
 16
1
Air
 c

onditioning
 ...............................
...............10
Air
 c

onditioning,
 d
igital
 ...................... 8
0,   81,   84
Air
 c

onditioning,
 m
anual
 .......................... 8
0,   82
ai

r filter  
...............
........................................... 219
ai

r flow  
..............................
....................... 82,   86
ai

r vents
 ..............................
...........................79
Alarm
 .............................................................. 67
A

nti-lock   braking   system   (ABS)  
....................1

51
an

ti-pinch
 ................................................. 7
6,   78
ant

i-theft
 ..............................
........................169
Armrest,
  front  
........................................ 10

7,
 10
8
Armrest,
  rear  
................................................. 11

2
as

sistance call
 ............................. 1
53,   287,   288
Audible
 w

arning
 ........................................... 15

0
au

dio cable
 ...........................................3
10,   372
Audio
  streaming  
(Bluetooth)
 ......................... 3

06,   309,   374,   376
Audio
  system  
...............................
..... 37,   39,   359
bat
tery
 ...............................
............ 219,   256 -259
Battery,
 c

harging
 ...............................
... 258,   259
Battery,
 r

emote
 
c

ontrol
 .............................................. 5
8,   63,   64
Black
 pan

el..................................................... 36
bl

ind spot sensors
 .......................................19

6
b

lueH
di ...............................
..........189,
 2

21-228
b

luetooth
(hands-free)
 ............................... 3

46,   347,   375
Bluetooth
 (

telephone)
 ................... 3
46,   347,   375
bo

nnet
 ...............
............................................212
bo

nnet stay
 ...................................................2

12
b

oot
 ........
.................................................. 72,   73
Boot
  lamp  
..............................................1
15,   134
Brake
  discs  
...................................................2

20
Brake
  lamps  
...............................
..................248
Brake
 p

ads
 ...............................
....................220
Braking
  assistance   system  
...........................1

51
A
B
Automatic illumination of headlamps .................................. 1 19,   123,   124
Automatic
  operation   of   hazard  
warning
 lam

ps
 ........................................... 15

0
Automatic
  rain   sensitive  
windscreen wipers
 ............................. 12

8,
 12
9
Auxiliary
  socket  
.................... 1
03,   306,   310,   373Capacity,
  fuel   tank  .............................. .........208
C
d ..............................
.......................... 306,   368
CD
  MP3  
................
........................ 306,   369,   370
Central
  locking  
................................... 5
5,   60,   65
Centre console
 ............................................. 10

4
Changing
 a bu

lb
 ....................................2

42-250
Changing
 a f

use
 ....................................25

1-255
Changing
  a   wheel  
...............................
..234-240
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
........................1
31,   261
Changing
  the   date  
.............................. 3
8,   43,   48
Changing
  the   remote  
control battery .................................. 58,
  63,   64
Changing
 t

he
 t
ime
 ........................ 3
4,   38,   43,   48
Checking
  levels  
.....................................21

5 -218
Checking
  the   engine  
oil level
 ...............

.................................. 29,   215
Checking
  tyre   pressures  
(using
  the   kit)  
..............................
...............233
Checks
 ...............

...................................213 -2 28
Child
  lock  
...............................
.......................149
Children
 ...............................

...135 -149,   157,   159
Child seats
 
..............................
.............13 5 -14 8
Child seats, conventional
 .............................. 1

41
Child seats, IS
oF

IX  
..............................14

5 -147
C
ITR
oËn L

ocalised a
s
sistance Call
 ..........28

8
C
ITR
oËn 
Localised    Emergency   Call.........288
CITROËN
 M

ULTICITY
 C
ONNECT
 ..............3

41
Clock
 ...............

...............................................34
Closing
  the   boot  
...............................
.........7 2 -74
Closing
  the   doors  
...............................
.............71
Cold
  climate   screen  
.....................................2

62
Colour screen
 ...............................

........ 290,   291
Connectors, audio
 ........ 1

03,   306,   310,   371,   373
C
.
alphabetical index

394
C4-2_en_Chap14_index-alpha_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap14_index-alpha_ed01-2015
Fittings, rear ..................................................112
Flashing in dicators ............... 1 22,   150,   244,   247
Foglamps,
 f

ront
 ..................... 1
20,   127,   242,   247
Foglamps,
 re

ar
 ..................................... 1
20,   248
Frequency
  (radio)  
................................. 3
01,   303
Front seats
 ..............................

........... 91,   92,   95
Fuel ............................................................... 209
Fuel
 c

onsumption
 ........................................... 10
F

uel filler flap  
........................................ 2
08,   210
Fuel
  gauge  
........................................ 1
2-14,   208
Fuel
  tank............................................... 208,   210
Fusebox,
 das

hboard
 .................................... 25

3
Fuses
 ................

............................................. 2 51
E
Filling with fuel ......................................2 08 -210
Fitting   a   wheel  ............................... ...............239
Fitting
  roof  
bars
 ........

.................................................... 262
Fittings,
  boot  
......................................... 11

3 ,
 11
7
Fitting
 sp

eakers............................................ 272
F
Coolant level .............................. ...................217
Courtesy   lamps  .....................................1 24,   133
Courtesy
  mirror  
............................................ 10

2
Cruise control
 ....................................... 1

99,   203
Cup holder
 
...............................
.....................104EBA
  (Emergency   braking   assistance)  ..........1
51
Eco-driving   ...............................
.....................10
Economy
  mode  
...............................
.............260
Electric window controls
 ................................ 75
E

lectronic   brake   force   distribution  
(EBFD)
 ...............................

.........................151
Electronic
 eng

ine
 i
mmobiliser................ 64,
  169
Emergency
 b

oot
 r
elease
 .................................74
E

mergency   braking   system  
..........................1

51
Emergency
 c

all
 ............................ 1
53,   287,   288
Emergency
 w

arning
 lam
ps
 ..........................15

0
Emissions
  control   system,   SCR  
............2

4, 221
Energy
  economy   mode  
................................26

0
Engine
 c

ompartment
 ............................21

3,
 21
4
Engine
 c

ompartment
 
f

usebox
 ..............................
........................255
Engine,
  Diesel  
.......................2
09,   211,   214,   279
Engine
  oil  
......................................................2

15
Engine
  oil   level   indicator  
........................ 2
9,   215
Engine,
  petrol  
............................... 2
09,   213,   275
Environment
 ......... 1

0,   64,   80,   90,   190,   218,   228
Equipment
 se

ttings
 .............................3
7,   39,   45Gearbox,
  automatic  
..................... 1
83,   220,   258
Gearbox,
 e

lectronic
 .............. 1
79,   192,   220,   258
Gearbox,
 m

anual
 ......................... 1
78,   192,   220
Gear shift indicator
 ...................................... 18

9
Gear lever, automatic
  gearbox  
.....................................18

3
Gear lever, electronic
 ge

arbox
 ............................. 1
79,   220
Gear lever, manual
 g

earbox
 ..........................................17

8
Glove
  box  
.....................................................10

2
Grab handles
 ............................................... 10

1
G
DAB (Digital Audio 
B roadcasting) ....................3 04,   305,   366,   367
Date
  (setting)  
...............................
....... 38,   43,   48
Daytime
  running   lamps  
.................1
19,   242,   246
Deactivating
 t

he
 p
assenger
 a
irbag
 ..............15

9
Defrosting
 ...............................

.................. 89,   90
die

sel
 ...............................
..............................26
di

esel additive level
 ...................................... 2

18
Diesel
  engine   pre-heat   warning   lamp  
...........26
D

igital   Audio   Broadcasting  
(

DA B)
 ...............
..................304,   305,   366,   367
Dimensions
 ..............................

....................285
Dipped
 be

am
 ...............................
..118,   242,   245
Dipstick
 ................

................................... 29,   215
Directional
 l

ighting
 ............................... 12

6,
 12
7
di

rection indicators
 ...... 1
22,   150,   242,   244,   248
do

ors
 ..............................................................
.71
Doors
 em

ergency
 
c

ontrol
 .....................................................5
7,   62
Door
  pockets  
................................................ 10

1
Driving
  economically  
..................................... 10
D

riving   positions   (storing)  
..............................95
D

ynamic
 em
ergency
 b
raking
 ........................1

74
Dynamic
  stability   control   (DSC)  
...................15

2
D
alphabetical index