Temperature Citroen C4 CACTUS 2016 1.G Owner's Guide

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Advice on care and maintenance
Recommendations on the care and maintenance your vehicle are given in the maintenance and warranty guide.
T he   headlamps   have   polycarbonate  
l

enses,   finished   with   a   protective  
l

a c q u e r.
Do
  not   clean   them   with   a   dry   or  
a

brasive   cloth,   nor   with   detergent   or  
so

lvent
 pro
ducts.
Use
  a   sponge   and   soapy   water.
The
  use   of   a   high   pressure   jet   wash  
f

or   cleaning   the   headlamps,   lamps  
a

nd   their   surrounds   may   damage   the  
l

acquer   and   seals.
Observe
  the   recommendations   on  
p

ressure   and   distance   for   jet   washing.
First clean persistent stains with a
sponge
  and   warm   soapy   water.For
  the   care   of   the   stickers   in   the   rear  
d

oor   glasses,   we   recommend   the  
fo

llowing:
-
 
U
se   a   wide   jet   at   a   temperature   of  
b

etween   25°C   and   40°C.
-
 
W
here   possible,   direct   the   jet   at  
r

ight   angles   to   the   stickers.
Leather
Care of the expressive stickers
These styling stickers are treated to give good resistance   to   ageing   and   tearing.
They
  have   been   designed   to   allow   you   to  
c

ustomise   your   vehicle's   bodywork.
When
  using   a   high   pressure   jet   wash,   keep   the  
e

nd   of   the   lance   at   least   30   centimetres   from  
t

he   stickers
Leather
 
is
 
a
 
natural
 
product.
 
Appropriate
 
r

egular
 
care
 
and
 
cleaning
 
is
 
essential
 
for
 
its
 
du

rability.
Refer
 
to
 
your
 
vehicle's
 
maintenance
 
and
 
w

arranty
 
guide
 
for
 
information
 
on
 
the
 
special
 
p

recautions
 
to
 
observe.
Headlamps and lamps Care of the AIRBUMP® panels
The AIRBUMP® panels require no particular c
are o
r m
aintenance.
They
 
are
 
cleaned   simply   using   water   or   one   of  
t

he
 
products
 
available   from   CITROËN   dealers.
To
 
avoid
 
problems   of   premature   ageing   of   the  
A

IRBUMP
® panels, do not use polish on them.
Practical information

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EnginePureTech 75PureTech 82 PureTech 82 S&SPureTech 110 S&S
Gearbox Manual
(5-speed) Manual
(5-speed) ETG electronic
(5-speed) Manual
(5-speed)
Model code 0PHMU0PHMZ0PHNZ
Unladen
  weight 965965 9751
  020
Kerb
  weight* 1
  0401
  0401
  0501
  095
Gross
  vehicle   weight  
(GV W) 1
  5001
  5001
  5101
  555
Gross
  train   weight   (GTW)
on
  a   12   %   gradient 1
  9001
  9001
  9102
  155
Braked
  trailer**  
o

n   a   10   %   or   12   %   gradient 720
720 725825
Unbraked
 t

railer** 520520 525545
Recommended
  nose   weight   (towbar) 55555555
Weights and towed loads (in kg) - PETROL
The GTW and towed load values indicated are valid up to a maximum altitude of 1 000 metres; the towed load mentioned must be reduced by 10 % for e
ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
Never
  exceed   60   mph   (100   km/h)   when   towing   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
*
  The   kerb   weight   is   equal   to   the   unladen   weight   +   driver   (75   kg).
**
  Maximum   trailer   weight   within   the   GTW   limit.
9
Technical data

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Enginee-HDi 92BlueHDi 100 BlueHDi 100 S&S
Gearbox ETG6
 e

lectronic
(6-speed) Manual
(5-speed) Manual
(5-speed) ETG6
 e

lectronic
(6-speed)
Model code 0B9HP0BBHY 0BBHY
Unladen
  weight 1
  0551
  0681
  0701
  085
Kerb
  weight* 1
  1301
  1431
  1451
  160
Gross
  vehicle   weight   (GV W) 1
  6051
  6101
  6101
  630
Gross
  train   weight   (GTW)  
o

n   a   12%   gradient 2
  2052
  2102
  2102
  230
Braked
  trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
on
  a   10%   or   12%   gradient 825
825825825
Unbraked
 t

railer 565570570580
Recommended
  nose   weight   (towbar) 55555555
Weights and towed loads (in kg) - DIESEL
* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
T he   GTW   and   towed   load   values   indicated   are   valid   up   to   a   maximum   altitude   of   1   000   metres;   the   towed   load   mentioned   must   be   reduced   by   10   %   for  
e

ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
Never   exceed   60   mph   (100   km/h)   when   towing   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High   ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
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Technical data

231
With the engine running, press to mute   the   sound.
With
  the   ignition   off,   press   to   switch  
t

he   system   on.
Volume
  adjustment   (each   source  
i

s
 i
ndependent,
 i
ncluding
 T
raffic
 a

nnouncements   (TA)   and   navigation  
i

nstructions).
Selecting
 
the
 
audio
 
source
 
(depending
 
on
 
ve

rsion):
-
 
"

FM"
 
/
 
"AM"
 
/
 
"DAB"*
 
stations.
-
 
"

USB"
 
memory
 
stick.
-
 
T

elephone
 
connected
 
by
 
Bluetooth*
 
and
 
B

luetooth*
 
audio
 
streaming.
-
 
M

edia
 
player
 
connected
 
to
 
the
 
auxiliary
 
s

ocket
 
( jack,
 
cable
 
not
 
supplied).
*
 
Depending
 
on
 
equipment.
Short-cuts:
 
using
 
the
 
touch
 
buttons
 
in
 
the
 
upper
 
b

and
 
of
 
the
 
touch
 
screen
 
tablet,
 
it
 
is
 
possible
 
t

o
 
go
 
directly
 
to
 
the
 
selection
 
of
 
audio
 
source,
 
t

he
 
list
 
of
 
stations
 
(or
 
titles,
 
depending
 
on
 
the
 
s

ource)
 
or
 
to
 
the
 
temperature
 
setting.
The screen is of the "resistive" type, it
is 
n
ecessary  
t
o  
p
ress  
f
irmly,  
p
articularly  
f

or   "flick"   gestures   (scrolling   through   a  
l

ist,   moving   the   map...).   A   simple   wipe  
w

ill   not   be   enough.   Pressing   with   more  
t

han   one   finger   is   not   recognised.
The   screen   can   be   used   when   wearing  
g

loves.   This   technology   allows   use   at  
a

ll
 t
emperatures.
In
 
very   hot   conditions,   the   volume   may  
b

e
 
limited   to   protect   the   system.   The  
r

eturn   to   normal   takes   place   when  
t

he
 
temperature   in   the   passenger  
c

ompartment   drops. To clean the screen, use a soft
non-abrasive
  cloth   (spectacles   cloth)  
w

ithout   any   additional   product.
Do
  not   use   pointed   objects   on   the  
sc

reen.
Do not touch the screen with wet
hands.
.
Audio and Telematics

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Menus
Media
Air conditioning
Driving assistance
Navigation
Select an audio source, a radio station, display pho tographs.
Control
 
of
 
the
 
settings
 
for
 
temperature
 
and
 
air
 
f

low. Access
 
to
 
the
 
trip
 
computer.
Activate,
 
deactivate,
 
adjust
 
settings
 
for
 
certain
 
v

ehicle
 
functions.
Enter
 
navigation
 
settings
 
and
 
choose
 
a
 
d

estination. (Depending
 o

n
 e

quipment)
Audio and Telematics

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Display of options:
i f   active   but   not   available,   the   display   will   be   greyed   out,
if
  active   and   available,   the   display   will   be   blank. Display
  of   "Radiotext"   for  
t

he   current   station.
Select   the   audio   source.
Display   the   "DAB"   band.
Display
 
of
 
the   name   of   the  
c

urrent
 
station.
Short-cut:   access   to   the   choice   of   audio   source,  
t

he   list   of   stations   (or   titles   depending   on   the  
s

ource)   or   temperature   adjustment.
Select   the   radio   station.
Any
 
thumbnail
 
broadcast
 
by
 
t

he
 
station.
Preset stations,
buttons  1   to   15.
Short   press:   select   the  
p

reset   radio   station.
Long   press:   preset   a   radio  
s

tation.
Next
 "
Multiplex".
Next   radio   station.
Secondary
 p

age.
Display
 
the
 
name
 
and
 
n

umber
 
of
 
the
 
multiplex
 
ser

vice
 b

eing
 u

sed.
Previous
 "

Multiplex".
Previous
 
radio
 
station.
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) radio
If the "DAB" radio station being listened to is not a
vailable   on   "FM",   the   "DAB   FM"   option   is   greyed   out.
Journaline® is a text-based information service designed for digital radio systems.
I
t
 
provides
 
text-based   information   structured   around   topics   and   sub-topics.
This
 
service   is   available   from   the   "LIST   OF   DAB   STATIONS"   page.
Audio and Telematics

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Level 1Level 2 Comments
Configuration
Secondary page
System Settings Units
Set
  the   units   used   to   display   distance,   fuel  
c

onsumption   and   temperature.
Delete data Select
  the   desired   data   in   the   list   then   press  
D

elete.
Factory settings Return
  to   factory   settings.
Confirm Save
  the   settings.
Configuration
Secondary page Time/Date Confirm
Set
  the   date   and   time   then   confirm.
Configuration
Secondary page Screen settings Activate automatic text scrolling
Make
  the   setting   then   confirm.
Activate animations
Confirm
.
Audio and Telematics

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ABS .................................................................92
Accessories .............................. ....................162
AdBlue
® ............................... .................... 19,   176
Adjusting h eadlamps ...................................... 85
A
djusting   head   restraints  
................................ 51
A

djusting
 s
eats
 ..........................................5
0,   52
Adjusting
  the   air   distribution  
............... 5
9,   61,   64
Adjusting
  the   air   flow  
.......................... 5
8,   60,   64
Adjusting
  the   date  
........................................... 38
A

djusting   the   height   of  
the
 
steering   wheel  
...............................
.........55
Adjusting
  the   temperature  
................. 5
8,   60,   62
Adjusting
  the   time  
........................................... 38
A

dvice
 
on   care   and  
maintenance
 ................................. 6

9,   175,   184
Advice
 
on   driving  
..............................
....120,
 12

1
Airbags
 ...............

......................... 15,   16,   21,   100
Airbags,
 c

urtain
 ..................................... 10

3,
 10
4
Airbags,
  front......................................... 101,
 10

4
Airbags,
 la

teral
 ...................................... 10

2,
 10
4
AIRBUMP
® ............................................ 18 3, 18 4
Air c
onditioning ............................... ...... 9,   57,   60
Air
 
conditioning,   automatic  
....................... 5
7,   62
Air
 c

onditioning,
 m
anual
 ........................... 5
7,   60
Air
 
intake
 
...............
........................56,   59,   61,   65
Air vents
 ..............................

............................ 56
Anti-lock
 
braking   system   (ABS)  
......................92
A

nti-theft
 ..............................
...........................41
Armrest,
 
front  
...................................... 7
0,   71,   74
ASR
 
(anti-slip   regulation)  
................... 9
2,   94,   96
Assistance call
 ...............................

......... 91,   226
Assistance,
 em

ergency
 b
raking
 .....................92
A

udio
 
streaming   (Bluetooth)  
........................ 
248
Auxiliary
 
socket  
............................................. 24

6
ABChecking tyre pressures 
( using   the   kit)  .............................. ........ 186,   191
Checks
 ...............

................................... 174,
 17

5
Child
  lock  
...............................
........................11 9
Children
 ...............................

....1 0 5 -1 0 8 ,
 111

-11 9
Child
  seats   
............... 9
9,   105 -107,   111,   112,   118
Child
  seats,  
conventional
 ............................................... 111
C

hild   seats,   i-Size  
...............................
..........117
Child
  seats,   ISOFIX  
...............................11

4 -117
C
ITROËN  
Connect   Box   
...............................2

26
C
ITROËN  
Localised  
Emergency/Assistance
 C

all
 .......................2

26
CITROËN Multicity Connect
 ......................... 2

73
Cleaning
 (

advice)
 .......................................... 18

4
Closing
  the   boot  
...............................
...............48
Closing
  the   doors  
...............................
.............46
Coat
  hooks  
...............................
.......................74
Compressor,
  tyre   inflation  
............................18

6
Configuration,
 v

ehicle
 ..................................... 28
C

onnection, Bluetooth
 ..........................2
78,   279
Control,
  electric   windows  
................................49
C

ontrol,
 em
ergency
 
b

oot release
 ...............................
...................48
Controls,
  steering   mounted  
..........................23

3
Control
  stalk,   lighting  
...................................... 80
C

ontrol   stalk,   wipers  
................................. 8

7- 8 9
Courtesy
  lamp  
...............................
......... 68,   205
Cruise control
 ................................................ 13

9
Cup
  holder  
...............................
.................. 70,   71
Cable,
 
audio
 
.................................................. 24

6
Cable,
 
jack
 
..............................

...................... 246
Capacity,
 
fuel
 
tank
 
..............................

.......... 15 4
Cap, fuel filler
 
................................................ 15

4
CD
 ..............................

................................... 246
Central
 
locking
 
.................................... 4

1,
 
44,
 
45
Changing
 a bu

lb
 ............................................ 19

8
Changing
 a f

use
 ............................................ 20

6
Changing
 
a
 
wheel
 
...............................

.......... 192
Changing
 
a
 
wiper
 

blade
 ...............

......................................90,
 
164
Changing
 
the
 
remote
 

control battery ............................................... 43
Checking
 
the
 
engine
 
oil
 
level
 
.......................... 2

7
Checking
 
the
 
levels
 
................................ 17

1-173
C
Bag hook ............................... ..........................77
Battery ............................... ..... 161,   174,   213 -216
Battery,
 c

harging
 ...............................
............215
Battery,
  remote   control  
...................................43
B

lack   screen  
..............................
.....................39
Blanking
  screen   (snow   shield)  
......................15

9
BlueHDi
 ...............................

.................... 24,   176
Bluetooth
  (hands-free   telephone)  
.........2
78,   279
Bonnet
 ...............

............................................ 168
Boot
 ........

.............................................48,   69,   76
Brake
  discs,   pads  
...............................
...........175
Brake
  lamps  
...............................
...................203
Brakes
 ..................................................... 1

8,   175
Bulbs
 (

changing)
 ...............................
............198
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