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Direction indicators 213
Hazard  warning  lamps Â
2
13
H or n
 2
13
Emergency
 or  assistance  call Â
2
14
Warning
 triangle Â
2
14
Under-inflation
 d
etection
 2
15
ESC
 system Â
2
18
Seat
 belts Â
2
22
Airbags
 2
27
Child
 seats Â
2
33
Deactivating
 the  passenger's  front  airbag Â
2
35
ISOFIX
 mountings Â
2
44
Child
 lock Â
2
52
Safety
Temporary puncture repair kit 253
Changing  a  wheel Â
2
61
Snow
 chains Â
2
71
Changing
 a  bulb Â
2
72
Changing
 a  fuse Â
2
81
12
 V  battery Â
2
88
Energy
 economy  mode Â
2
91
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
2
92
Towing
 the  vehicle Â
2
93
Towbar
 with  quickly  detachable  towball Â
2
95
Towing
 a  trailer Â
2
97
Roof
 bars Â
2
99
Very
 cold  climate  screen Â
3
01
Accessories
 3
02
Practical information
Bonnet 305
Petrol  engines Â
3
06
Diesel
 engines Â
3
07
Fuel
 3
08
Misfuel
 prevention  (Diesel) Â
3
10
Running
 out  of  fuel  (Diesel) Â
3
12
Checking
 levels Â
3
13
C h e c ks
 3
17
AdBlue
® additive and SCR systemÂ
(
BlueHDi  Diesel)  3 19
Checks
Petrol engines 3 28
Petrol  weights Â
3
30
Diesel
 engines Â
3
32
Diesel
 weights Â
3
35
Dimensions
 3
38
Identification
 ma
rkings
 3
40
Technical data
Emergency or assistance 3 41
7-inch  touch  screen  tablet Â
3
43
Audio and telematics
Lighting controls 1 93
Automatic  illumination  of  headlamps Â
1
98
Automatic
 headlamp  dipping Â
1
99
Daytime
 running  lamps Â
2
01
Headlamp
 adj
ustment
 2
02
Directional
 l
ighting
 2
04
Wiper
 controls Â
2
05
Screenwash
 2
07
Automatic
 rain  sensitive  wipers Â
2
08
Courtesy
 lamps Â
2
10
Panoramic
 sunroof Â
2
11
Interior
 mood  lighting Â
2
12
Visibility
Alphabetical
 in
dex
Contents
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260
Checking tyre pressures /
inflating accessories
You can also use the compressor, without injecting  any  product,  to:
-
Â
c
heck  or  adjust  the  pressure  of  your  tyres,
-
Â
i
nflate  other  accessories  (balls, Â
b
icycle tyres...).
F
T
urn the selector A to the "
ai
r"
position.
F
Â
U
ncoil  the  black  pipe  H Â
f
ully.
F
Â
C
onnect  the  black  pipe  to  the Â
v
alve  of  the  wheel  or  accessory.
 I
f  necessary,  fit  one  of  the  adaptors Â
s
upplied  with  the  kit  first. F
 C onnect  the  compressor's  electrical Â
c
onnector  to  the  vehicle's  12  V  socket.
F
Â
S
tart  the  vehicle  and  let  the  engine  run.
F
Â
A
djust  the  pressure  using  the  compressor Â
(
to  inflate:  switch  B in position "I";
Â
t
o deflate:  switch  B in position "O"
Â
and Â
p
ress button C),
 according  to  the  vehicle's Â
t
yre  pressure  label  or  the  accessory's Â
p
ressure  label.
F
Â
R
emove  the  kit  then  stow  it.Should
 the  pressure  of  one  or  more Â
t
yres  be  adjusted,  it  is  necessary  to Â
r
einitialise  the  under-inflation  detection Â
s
ystem.
Refer
 to  the  "Under-inflation  detection" Â
s
ection.
Practical information
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271
Original tyre sizeSpec ification of
chains.
205/60
 R16 Maximum
 link  size: Â
9
 mm
205/55
 R17
225/45
 R18 THULE
 model Â
K-Summit
 K34  only
For
 more  information  on  snow  chains,  contact  a Â
C
ITROËN  dealer  or  a  qualified  workshop.
Use
 only  chains  designed  to  be  fitted  the  type Â
o
f
Â
wheel  on  your  vehicle:
Snow chains
In wintry conditions, snow chains improve traction as well as the behaviour of the vehicle when b
raking.
The
 snow  chains  must  be  fitted  only Â
t
o  the  front  wheels.  They  must  never Â
b
e  fitted  to  "space-saver"  type  spare Â
w
heels.
Advice on installation
F If you  have  to  fit  the  chains  during  a  j
ourney,  stop  the  vehicle  on  a  flat  sur face Â
o
n  the  side  of  the  road.
F
Â
A
pply  the  parking  brake  and  position  any Â
w
heel  chocks  to  prevent  movement  of  your Â
v
ehicle.
F
Â
F
it  the  chains  following  the  instructions Â
p
rovided  by  the  manufacturer.
F
Â
M
ove  off  gently  and  drive  for  a  few Â
m
oments,  without  exceeding  30  mph Â
(
50Â km/h).
F
Â
S
top  your  vehicle  and  check  that  the  snow Â
c
hains  are  correctly  tightened.
Take
Â
account
Â
of
Â
the
Â
legislation
Â
in
Â
force
Â
i
n your country on the use of snow
chains
Â
and
Â
the
Â
maximum
Â
running
Â
speed
Â
a
uthorised. Avoid
 driving  with  snow  chains  on  roads Â
t
hat  have  been  cleared  of  snow,  to Â
a
void  damaging  your  vehicle's  tyres  and Â
t
he  road  sur face.  If  your  vehicle  is  fitted Â
w
ith  alloy  wheels,  check  that  no  part  of Â
t
he  chain  or  its  fixings  is  in  contact  with Â
t
he  wheel  rim.
It
Â
is
Â
strongly
Â
recommended
Â
that
Â
before
Â
y
ou
Â
leave,
Â
you
Â
practise
Â
fitting
Â
the
Â
snow
Â
c
hains
Â
on
Â
a
Â
level
Â
and
Â
dry
Â
sur face.
7
Practical information
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289
Before disconnecting the battery
Wait 2 minutes after switching off the ignition before  disconnecting  the  battery.
Close
 the  windows  and  the  doors  before Â
d
isconnecting  the  battery.
Following reconnection
of the battery
Following reconnection of the battery, switch on t
he  ignition  and  wait  1  minute  before  starting  to Â
p
ermit  initialisation  of  the  electronic  systems. Â
H
owever,  if  problems  remain  following  this Â
o
peration,  contact  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
Referring
 to  the  corresponding  section,  you Â
m
ust
 y
ourself
 r
einitialise
 (
depending
 o
n
 ve
rsion):
-
Â
t
he  remote  control  key,
-
Â
t
he  electric  blind(s),
-
 ...
F
Â
R
emove
Â
the
Â
plastic
Â
cover
Â
from
Â
the
Â
(+)
Â
terminal,
Â
if
Â
your
Â
vehicle
Â
has
Â
one.
F
Â
C
onnect
Â
the
Â
red
Â
cable
Â
to
Â
the
Â
positive
Â
t
erminal
Â
(+)
Â
of
Â
the
Â
flat
Â
battery
Â
A
, then to the
positive
Â
terminal
Â
(+)
Â
of
Â
the
Â
slave
Â
battery
Â
B.
F
Â
C
onnect
Â
one
Â
end
Â
of
Â
the
Â
green
Â
or
Â
black
Â
c
able
Â
to
Â
the
Â
negative
Â
terminal
Â
(-)
Â
of
Â
the
Â
s
lave battery B (or earth point on the other
vehicle).
F
Â
C
onnect
Â
t
he
Â
o
ther
Â
e
nd
Â
o
f
Â
t
he
Â
g
reen
Â
o
r
Â
b
lack
 c
able to the earth point C
Â
on
Â
the
Â
broken
 d
own
Â
vehicle
Â
(or
Â
on
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
mounting).
F
Â
S
tart
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
of
Â
the
Â
vehicle
Â
with
Â
the
Â
g
ood
Â
battery
Â
and
Â
leave
Â
it
Â
running
Â
for
Â
a
Â
few
Â
m
inutes.
F
Â
O
perate
Â
the
Â
starter
Â
on
Â
the
Â
broken
Â
down
Â
v
ehicle
Â
and
Â
let
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
run
 I
f
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
does
Â
not
Â
start
Â
straight
Â
away,
Â
s
witch
Â
off
Â
the
Â
ignition
Â
and
Â
wait
Â
a
Â
few
Â
m
oments
Â
before
Â
trying
Â
again.
F
Â
W
ait
Â
until
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
returns
Â
to
Â
idle
Â
then
Â
d
isconnect
Â
the
Â
jump
Â
lead
Â
cables
Â
in
Â
the
Â
r
everse
 o
rder.
F
Â
R
efit
Â
the
Â
plastic
Â
cover
Â
to
Â
the
Â
(+)
Â
terminal,
Â
if
Â
y
our
Â
vehicle
Â
has
Â
one.
Some
Â
functions
Â
are
Â
not
Â
available
Â
if
Â
the
Â
b
attery
Â
is
Â
not
Â
sufficiently
Â
charged.
7
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291
Exiting economy mode
These functions are reactivated automatically next  time  the  vehicle  is  driven.
F
I
n  order  to  restore  the  use  of  these Â
f
unctions  immediately,  start  the  engine  and Â
l
et  it  run:
-
Â
f
or  less  than  ten  minutes,  to  use Â
t
he  equipment  for  approximately Â
f
ive minutes,
-
Â
f
or  more  than  ten  minutes,  to  use  the Â
e
quipment  for  up  to  approximately Â
t
hirty
 m
inutes.
Let
 the  engine  run  for  the  duration  specified  to Â
e
nsure  that  the  battery  charge  is  sufficient.
Do
 not  repeatedly  and  continuously  restart  the Â
e
ngine  in  order  to  charge  the  battery.
A
 flat  battery  prevents  the  engine  from  starting Â
(
refer  to  the  "Battery"  section).
Load reduction mode
System which manages the use of certain functions  according  to  the  level  of  charge Â
r
emaining  in  the  battery.
When
 the  vehicle  is  being  driven,  the  load Â
r
eduction  function  temporarily  deactivates Â
c
ertain  functions,  such  as  the  air  conditioning, Â
t
he  heated  rear  screen...
The
 deactivated  functions  are  reactivated Â
a
utomatically  as  soon  as  conditions  permit.
Energy economy mode
Switching to economy mode
A message then appears in the instrument p
anel  screen  indicating  that  the  vehicle  has Â
s
witched  to  economy  mode  and  the  active Â
f
unctions  are  put  on  standby.
If
 a  telephone  call  is  being  made  at  this  time, Â
i
t will  be  maintained  for  around  10  minutes Â
w
ith  the  Bluetooth  hands-free  system  of  your Â
a
udio system.
System
 which  manages  the  duration  of  use  of Â
c
ertain functions to conserve a sufficient level
of  charge  in  the  battery.
After  the  engine  has  stopped,  you  can Â
s
till  use  functions  such  as  the  audio  and Â
t
elematics  system,  windscreen  wipers,  dipped Â
b
eam  headlamps,  courtesy  lamps,  etc.  for Â
a
 maximum  combined  duration  of  about Â
f
orty
 m
inutes.
7
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417
Identification plates ....................................... 3 40
Ignition  on...................................................... 131
Indicator
 lamps,  status Â
..............................25
-39
Indicators,
 d
irection
 ......................2
13, Â 275, Â 280
Inflating
 a
ccessories
Â
(
using  the  kit) Â
..............................
................260
Inflating
 tyres Â
..............................
..............9, Â 340
Instrument
 p
anels
 ...............................
......20 -24
Instrument
 panel  screen Â
.........................2
2, Â 150
Intelligent
 T
raction
 C
ontrol
 ............................2
19
Interior
 f
ittings
 ....................................... 10
8,
 10
9
Interior
 m
ood
 l
ighting
 .................................... 2
12
Inter-vehicle
 t
ime
 ........................................... 15
4
ISOFIX
 m
ountings......................................... 244Keeping
 children  safe  ........... 2 26,  229,  233 -252key .......
......................................................51- 61
Keyless
 Entry  and  Starting Â
.......................5
4-68
Labels,
 i
dentification
 .....................................3
40
Lamps,
 warning  and  indicator Â
..................25
-39
Lane
 Departure  Warning  System Â
(L
dW
S)
 .......................................................17
6
LED
 daytime  running  lamps Â
.........................2
01
LEDs
 -  light-emitting  diodes Â
.........2
72, Â 276, Â 278
Leg
 rest,  electric Â
..............................
...............80
Level,
 AdBlue
® additive .................................3 24
Level,
Â
brake
Â
fluid  ........................................... 3
15
Level,
Â
headlamp  wash Â
.................................. 3
16
Levels
Â
and
Â
checks Â
..............................
..3 0 6 - 318
Light-emitting
Â
diodes  -  LEDs Â
................2
72-280
Lighting
Â
bulbs
Â
(replacement) Â
........2
72,
 2
76-279
Lighting
Â
control  stalk Â
.............................. 19
3 -198
Lighting,
Â
guide-me  home Â
...................... 19
7,
 19
8
Lighting,
 i
nterior
 .................................... 21
0,
 21
2
Lighting,
 i
nterior
 m
ood
 .................................. 2
12
Loading
 ..............................
............................... 9
Load
Â
reduction  mode Â
.................................... 2
91
Locating
Â
your
Â
vehicle Â
...................................... 53
L
ocking
Â
from
Â
the  inside Â
................................... 62
L
ocking
Â
the
Â
boot......................................... 51- 5 9
Locking
Â
the
Â
doors Â
..............................
.......55-59
Low fuel level
Â
..............................
..................308
Lumbar
 ...............................
............................. 79
IK
L
Jack ....................................................... 261,  262
Jack  cable  ..................................................... 36
4
JACK
 socket Â
...............................
...112, Â 360, Â 364
Jukebox
 (playing) Â
.......................................... 3
65
J
Gearbox, automatic .......... 9,  145,  151,  290,  318
Gearbox, e lectronic .......... 9 ,  141,  151,  290,  318
Gearbox,
 m
anual
 ...................... 9
, Â 140, Â 151, Â 318
Gear
 efficiency  indicator Â
...............................15
0
Gear lever
 ..............................
........................... 9
Gear
 lever,  manual  gearbox Â
.........................14
0
Gear
 selector,  automatic  gearbox Â
........14
1,
 14
5
Gear selector, electronic
 ge
arbox
 ...................................... 1
41
Glove
 box Â
.............................................. 10
8,
 10
9
Guide-me-home
 ...............................
.....197,
 19
8
Halogen
 h
eadlamps
 ...................................... 2
72
Hands-free
 kit Â
..............................
........ 402, Â 403
Hazard
 w
arning
 lam
ps
 ..........................21
3,
 21
4
Headlamp
 adj
ustment
 ................................... 2
02
Headlamps,
 d
irectional
 .........................2
04, Â 272
Headlamp
 w
ash
 ............................................ 2
07
Head
 restraints,  front Â
...................................... 78
H
ead  restraints,  rear Â
....................................... 83
H
eated
 s
eats
 ...............................
....................80
Heating
 ................
................................ 96, Â 97, Â 99
Height
 and  reach  adjustment, Â
steering
 w
heel
 ..............................
................93
Hill start assist
Â
............................................... 13
9
Hooks
 ...............................
.............................120
G
H
.
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