gearbox Citroen DS3 RHD 2015 1.G Owner's Guide

Fuse n°R ating Functions
F8 20 AMultifunction
  screen,   audio   system,   navigation   radio,   alarm  
c

ontrol   unit,   alarm   siren.
F9 30 A12
  V   socket,   portable   navigation   support   supply.
F10 15 ASteering
  wheel   controls.
F11 15 AIgnition,
  diagnostic   socket,   automatic   gearbox   control   unit.
F12 15 ARain
  /   brightness   sensor,   trailer   relay   unit.
F13 5 AMain
  stop   switch,   engine   relay   unit.
F14 15 AParking
  sensors   control   unit,   airbag   control   unit,   instrument  
p

anel,   digital   air   conditioning,   USB   Box,   Hi-Fi   amplifier.
F15 30 ALocking.
F16 -Not
  used.
F17 40 ARear
  screen   and   door   mirrors   demisting/defrosting.
SH -PARC
  shunt.

Fuse table
Fuse n°R ating Functions
F1 20 AEngine
  control   unit   supply,   cooling   fan   unit   control   relay,   multifunction   engine   control   main   relay,  
injection
  pump   (Diesel).
F2 15 AHorn.
F3 10 AFront
  /   rear   wash-wipe.
F4 20 ALED
  daytime   running   lamps.
F5 15 ADiesel
  heater   (Diesel),   particle   filter   additive   pump   (Diesel),   air   flow   sensor   (Diesel),   EGR   electrovalve   (Diesel),  
b

low-by   heater   and   electrovalves   (VTi).
F6 10 AABS/DSC
  control   unit,   secondary   stop   switch.
F7 10 AElectric
  power   steering,   automatic   gearbox.
F8 25 AStarter
  control.
F9 10 ASwitching
  and   protection   unit   (Diesel).
F10 30 AFuel
  heater   (Diesel),   blow-by   heater   (Diesel),   fuel   pump   (VTi),   injectors   and   ignition   coils   (petrol).
F11 40 AHeater
 b

lower.

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Protect your eyes and face before handling   the   battery.
All
  operations   on   the   battery   must   be  
c

arried   out   in   a   well   ventilated   area  
a

way   from   naked   flames   and   sources  
o

f   sparks,   so   as   to   avoid   the   risk   of  
e

xplosion   and   fire.
Do
  not   try   to   charge   a   frozen   battery;  
t

he   battery   must   first   be   thawed   out   to  
a

void  
t
he  
r
isk  
o
f  
e
xplosion.  
I
f  
t
he  
b
attery  
h

as   been   frozen,   before   charging   have  
i

t   checked   by   a   CITROËN   dealer   or  
a

  qualified   workshop   who   will   check  
t

hat   the   internal   components   have   not  
b

een   damaged   and   the   casing   is   not  
c

racked,   which   could   cause   a   leak   of  
t

oxic   and   corrosive   acid.
Do
  not   reverse   the   polarity   and   use  
o

nly   a   12   V   charger.
Do
  not   disconnect   the   terminals   while  
t

he   engine   is   running.
Do
  not   charge   the   batteries   without  
d

isconnecting   the   terminals   first.
Wash
  your   hands   after wards.
Do
 
not
 
push
 
the
 
vehicle
 
to
 
start
 
the
 
e

ngine
 
if
 
you
 
have
 
an
 
electronic
 
or
 
a

utomatic
 
gearbox.Charging the battery using
a battery charger
Batteries contain harmful substances such a s   sulphuric   acid   and   lead.   They   must   be d

isposed   of   in   accordance   with   regulations
 a

nd   must   not,   in   any   circumstances,   be
 d

iscarded   with   household   waste.
Take
  used   remote   control   batteries   and
 v

ehicle batteries to a special collection
point.
F Follow   the   instructions   for   use   provided   by  t
he   manufacturer   of   the   charger.
Do
  not   disconnect   the   battery   to   charge   it.
Practical information

Towing the vehicleProcedure for having your vehicle towed or for towing another vehicle using a removable towing eye.
T he   towing   eye   is   installed   in   the   boot   under  
t

he   floor.
To
  gain   access   to   it:
F

o
pen the boot,
F

r
aise the floor,
F
 
r
emove   the   polystyrene   storage   box,
F
 
r
emove   the   towing   eye   from   the   holder.
Access to the tools
ge
neral recommendations
Observe the legislation in force in your country.
E nsure   that   the   weight   of   the   towing   vehicle   is   higher   than   that   of   the   towed   vehicle.
The
  driver   must   remain   at   the   wheel   of   the   towed   vehicle   and   must   have   a   valid   driving   licence.
When
  towing   a   vehicle   with   all   four   wheels   on   the   ground,   always   use   an   approved   towing  
a

rm;   rope   and   straps   are   prohibited.
The
  towing   vehicle   must   move   off   gently.
When
  towing   a   vehicle   with   the   engine   off,   there   is   no   longer   any   power   assistance   for  
b

raking   or   steering.
In
  the   following   cases,   you   must   always   call   on   a   professional   recovery   service:
-
 
v
ehicle   broken   down   on   a   motor way   or   fast   road,
-
 
f
our-wheel   drive   vehicle,
-
 
w
hen   it   is   not   possible   to   put   the   gearbox   into   neutral,   unlock   the   steering,   or   release  
t

he   parking   brake,
-
 
t
owing   with   only   two   wheels   on   the   ground,
-
 
w
here   there   is   no   approved   towing   arm   available...

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F On  the   front   bumper,   unclip   the   cover   by  p
ressing   at   the   bottom.
F
 
S
crew   the   towing   eye   in   fully.
F
 
I
nstall   the   towing   arm.
F
 
P
lace   the   gear   lever   in   neutral   (position  n
for
  an   electronic   or   automatic   gearbox). F
 O n   the   rear   bumper,   unclip   the   cover   by  p
ressing   at   the   bottom.
F
 
S
crew   the   towing   eye   in   fully.
F
 
I
nstall   the   towing   arm.
F
 
S
witch   on   the   hazard   warning   lamps   on  
b

oth   vehicles.
F
 
M
ove   off   gently   and   drive   for   a   short  
d

istance
 o
nly.
Towing your vehicleTowing another vehicle
Failure to observe this special
condition   could   result   in   damage  
t

o   certain   components   (braking,  
t

ransmission...)   and   the   absence  
o

f   braking   assistance   the   next   time  
t

he   engine   is   started.
F
 
U

nlock   the   steering   by   turning   the   key   one  
n

otch   in   the   ignition   switch   and   release   the  
par

king
 b
rake.
F
 
S

witch   on   the   hazard   warning   lamps   on  
b

oth   vehicles.
F
 
M

ove   off   gently   and   drive   for   a   short  
d

istance
 o
nly.
Practical information

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Manual gearbox
Automatic gearboxBrake pads
Brake wear depends on the style o
f   driving,   particularly   in   the   case o

f   vehicles   used   in   town,   over   short
 d

istances.   It   may   be   necessary   to   have
 t

he   condition   of   the   brakes   checked,
 e

ven   between   vehicle   services.
The
 
gearbox
 
does
 
not
 
require
 
any
 m
aintenance
 
(no
 
oil
 
change).
Refer
 
to
 
the
 
manufacturer's
 
service
 
s

chedule
 
for
 
the
 
checking
 
interval
 
for
 
t

his
 c

omponent.
Only
  use   products   recommended   by  
C

ITROËN   or   products   of   equivalent  
q

uality
 an
d
 sp
ecification.
In
  order   to   optimise   the   operation   of  
u

nits   as   important   as   those   in   the  
b

raking   system,   CITROËN   selects   and  
o

ffers   very   specific   products.
The
 
gearbox
 
does
 
not
 
require
 
any
 
m

aintenance
 
(no
 
oil
 
change).
Refer
 
to
 
the
 
manufacturer's
 
service
 
s

chedule
 
for
 
details
 
of
 
the
 
level
 
c

hecking
 
interval
 
for
 
this
 
component.
Electronic gearbox
The gearbox does not require any m aintenance   (no   oil   change).
Refer
  to   the   manufacturer's   service  
s

chedule   for   details   of   the   checking  
i

nterval   for   this   component. For
  information   on   checking   brake  
d

isc   wear,   contact   a   CITROËN   dealer  
o

r   a   qualified   workshop.
Brake disc wearParking brake
If excessive travel or a loss of e
ffectiveness   of   this   system   is  
n

oticed,   the   parking   brake   must   be  
c

hecked,   even   between   two   services.
Unless
 
there
 
is
 
a
 
leak
 
in
 
the
 
circuit,
 
a
 
drop
 
in
 
t

he
 
brake
 
fluid
 
level
 
indicates
 
that
 
the
 
brake
 
p

ads
 
are
 
worn. Checking
 
this   system   must   be   done   by   a  
C

ITROËN   dealer   or   a   qualified   workshop.
After
 
washing
 
the
 
vehicle,
 
dampness,
 
o

r
 
in
 
wintry
 
conditions,
 
ice
 
can
 
form
 
o

n
 
the
 
brake
 
discs
 
and
 
pads:
 
braking
 
e

fficiency
 
may
 
be
 
reduced.
 
Make
 
light
 
b

rake
 
applications
 
to
 
dry
 
and
 
defrost
 
t

he
 
brakes.
Checks

Instruments and controls
Instrument panels 18 -19,   20 -21
Warning lam ps 2 2-34
Indicator
  lamps  
3
5 -39
Adjustment
  buttons  
4
0 - 41
-
 
t
rip   distance   recorder
-
 
l
ighting   dimmer   /   black   panel
Lighting
 
controls
 1
34-138
Headlamp
 adj

ustment
 1

39
Stop
  &   Start  
1
20 -122
Door
  mirrors  
8
3
Electric
  windows  
6
8 - 69
Dashboard
 
fuses
 
2

20 -222
Opening
 
the
 
bonnet
 
2

43 Steering
  wheel   adjustment  
8
2
Hor n


149
Scented
 
air
 
freshener
 
9

4-95
Multifunction
 
screens
 
4

2- 48
Touch
 
screen
 
tablet
 
4

9 -53
Hazard
 
warning
 
lamps
 
1

48
Manual
 g

earbox
 1

09
Electronic
 
gearbox
 
(ETG)
 
1

10 -114
Automatic
 
gearbox
 
1

15 -118
Gear
 
efficiency
 
indicator
 
1

19
Parking
 
brake
 
1

09
Active
 
City
 
Brake
 
1

57-160
Rear
 
view
 
mirror
 8
4
Sun visor
9
7
Wiper
  controls  
1
40 -144
Trip
  computer  
5
4-57
Heating/Ventilation
 8

5-87
Manual
 
air
 
conditioning
 
87

- 89
Digital
 a

ir
 c

onditioning
 9

0-92
Demisting/defrosting
 t

he
 w

indscreen
 9

3
Demisting/defrosting
 
the
 
rear
 
screen
 
9

4
Emergency
 
or
 
assistance
 
call
 
1

49,
 2

70 -271
Audio
 
system
 
3

35 -353
Touch
 
screen
 
tablet
 
2

73 -334
Setting
 
the
 
date/time
 
4

4,
 
48,
 
53
Speed
 
limiter
 
1

24-125
Cruise
 
control
 
1

26 -127
Interior
  mood   lighting  
1
45

361
EBA (Emergency braking 
a ssistance) .......................................... 15
4, 155
Eco-driving
   ...............................

......................14
Economy
  mode  
...............................
..............230
Electric
  window   controls  
.................................68
E

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

.........................15 4
Electronic
 eng

ine
 i
mmobiliser.................63,
  105
Emergency
 b

oot
 r
elease
 ................................. 73
E

mergency   braking   system  
..........................15

5
Emergency
 c

all
 ..................................... 14

9, 270
Emergency
 w

arning
 lam
ps
 ...........................14

8
Emissions
  control   system,   SCR  
.......3
3,   34,   192
Energy
  economy   mode  
.................................23

0
Engine
 c

ompartment
 ............................ 24

4, 245
Engine
 c

ompartment
 
f

usebox
 ..............................
.........................220
Engine,
  Diesel  
......................... 2

4, 189, 245, 262Filling
  with   fuel  
......................................
1
8 8 -19 0
Fitting   a   wheel  
...............................
................
209
Fittings,   boot  
.................................................
10
0
Flashing
 in
dicators
 ........................................
14
8
Foglamps,
 f
ront
 ...............................
...... 136,   215
Foglamps,
 re
ar
 ...................................... 1
36,   217
Fragrance
 c
artridge
 ........................................
94
F
requency   (radio)  
.................................
29
8, 299
Front seats .............................. ..................
76, 79
Fuel .......................................................... 14, 18 9
Fuel c
onsumption ............................................14
F
uel filler flap  
.........................................18

8, 19 0
Fuel
  gauge  
........................................18

, 20, 188
Fuel
  tank................................................188, 19 0
Fusebox,
 das

hboard
 .....................................2

21
Fuses
 ................

.............................................220
Gear lever, automatic gearbox .....................11 5
Gear   lever,   manual   gearbox  .........................10
9
Gear
  selector,   electronic   gearbox  
........11

0 , 2 51
Glove
  box  
........................................................ 97
G

rab
 han
dles
 ............................................ 7

8, 80Demisting - defrosting, rear ............................94
D ials   and   gauges  ...................................... 1
8, 20
Diesel
  additive   level  
...................................... 24

9
Diesel
  engine   pre-heat   warning   lamp  
............24
D

igital   Audio   Broadcasting   (DAB)  
....... 3
00,   301
Dimensions
 ..............................

.....................264
Dipped
 be

am
 ...............................
..........13 4,
 2

13
Dipstick
 ................

....................................39,   246
Direction
 i

ndicators
 ....................... 1

48, 216, 217
Doors
 ..............................................................

.70
Doors
  emergency   control  
...............................72
D

oor   pockets  
................................................... 96
D

ynamic   stability   control   (DSC)  
....................15

5
Driving
  economically  
...................................... 14E

ngine   oil  ......................................................24
6
Engine
  oil   level   indicator  .........................3 9,   246
Engine,
  petrol  
.......................1

89, 244, 254, 257
Environment
 ............... 1

4,   63,   94,   150,   198,   249
Equipment
 se

ttings
 ..................... 4
2,   45,   51,   347
Halogen
 h

eadlamps
 ......................................2

12
Hands-free
  kit  
.............................. 3
24,   325,   344
Hazard
 w

arning
 lam
ps
 ..................................14

8
Head
  restraints,   front  
......................................77
H

ead   restraints,   rear  
.......................................81
H

eating
 ................
................................87, 88, 90
Height
  and   reach   adjustment,  
steering
 w

heel
 ..............................
................82
Hill start assist
 
...............................................12

3
Horn ............................................................... 149
Gearbox, automatic ................1 4, 115, 229, 251
Gearbox, e lectronic ............................... 1
4 , 11 0 ,
120, 229, 251
Gearbox,
 m

anual
 .................... 1

4, 109, 120, 251
Gear
  efficiency   indicator  
...............................11

9
Indicators, direction ...................................... 14 8
Inflating a ccessories 
(
using   the   kit)  
..............................
................202
Inflating
  tyres  
..............................
............14, 26 4
Instrument
  panel   lighting  
................................41
In

strument
 p
anels
 ...............................
......18, 20
Instrument
  panel   screen  
...................1

8, 20, 119
Interior
 f

ittings
 ........................................... 9

6, 97
Interior
  lamp  
...............................
...................14 4
Interior
 m

ood
 l
ighting
 .................................... 14

5
Internet
 ...............

................................... 314,
 31

5
Alphabetical index

1Driving
Six-speed automatic gearbox which offers a
choice between the comfort of fully automatic
operation or manual gear changing.
Two driving modes are available:


- automatic
operation with electronic
management of the gears by the gearbox,

- manual
operation for sequential changing
of the gears by the driver.















Automatic gearbox (EAT6)


P.
Park.


- Immobilisation of the vehicle, parking brake
on or off.

- Starting the engine.

R.
Reverse.


- Reversing manoeuvres, vehicle stationary,
engine at idle.

N.
Neutral.


- Immobilisation of the vehicle, parking brake
on.

- Starting the engine.

D.
Automatic operation.

M + / -
. Manual operation with sequential
changing of the six gears.


)
Pull backward to change up through the
gears.
or

)
Push for ward to change down through the
gears.



Gear selector positions

When you move the selector to select a
position, the corresponding indicator is
displayed in the instrument panel.

P.
Park

R.
Reverse

N.
Neutral

D.
Drive (Automatic operation)

1 2 3 4
5 6.
Gears engaged during manual
operation

-.
Invalid value during manual operation


Displays in the instrument panel


Foot on brake



)
Press the brake pedal when this
indicator lamp is displayed in the
instrument panel (e.g.: starting
the engine).

2Driving

Moving off


If position N
is selected inadvertently
while driving, allow the engine to
return to idle then select position D
to
accelerate.
If the ambient temperature is below
-23°C, the engine should be left at idle
for four minutes, to ensure the correct
operation and life of the engine and
gearbox.
When the engine is running at idle, with
the brakes released, if position R
, D
or
M
is selected, the vehicle moves even
without the accelerator being pressed.
When the engine is running, never
leave children in the vehicle without
supervision.
When carrying out maintenance with
the engine running, apply the parking
brake and select position P
.


)
Apply the parking brake.

)
Select position P
or N
.

)
Start the engine.
If these conditions are not met, there is an
audible signal, accompanied by the display of
an warning message.


)
With the engine running, press the brake
pedal.

)
Release the parking brake.

)
Select position R
, D
or M
.

)
Gradually release the brake pedal.
The vehicle moves off immediately.