remote control Citroen GRAND C4 PICASSO RHD 2016 2.G User Guide
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Hands-free tailgate access
The tailgate my be equipped with a hands-free function, to allow you to open or close the tailgate when  your  hands  are  full.
For
 more  information  on  the  Motorised tailgate,
 refer  to  the  corresponding  section.
"Hands-free" opening
F With your  hands  full  and  the  remote  control  o
n  your  person  in  the  recognition  zone A,
pass
 your  foot  rapidly  below  the  rear Â
b
u m p e r.
The
 instruction  is  confirmed  by  flashing  of  the Â
d
irection  indicators  and  an  audible  signal.
The
 tailgate  opens  to  the  memorised  position.
Passing your foot below the bumper again while the  tailgate  is  opening  stops  the  movement. P
assing  your  foot  below  the  bumper  for  a  third
 t
ime  reverses  the  direction  of  movement.
"Hands-free" closing
F With your  hands  full  and  the  remote  control  o
n  your  person  in  the  recognition  zone A,
pass
 your  foot  rapidly  below  the  rear Â
b
u m p e r.
The
 instruction  is  confirmed  by  flashing  of  the Â
d
irection  indicators  and  an  audible  signal.
Deactivation
Hands-free tailgate access is activated by default.
T his  function  can  be  activated  or  deactivated Â
b
y  selecting  "Hands-free tailgate access " in
the Driving
Â
menu  of  the  touch  screen  tablet.
Ensure
Â
that
Â
you
Â
are
Â
steady
Â
on
Â
your
Â
feet
Â
b
efore
Â
passing
Â
a
Â
foot
Â
rapidly
Â
below
Â
the
Â
r
ear
Â
bumper.
Take
Â
care
Â
not
Â
to
Â
touch
Â
the
Â
exhaust
Â
s
ystem,
Â
which
Â
may
Â
be
Â
hot
Â
-
Â
Risk
Â
of
Â
b
urns!
If
Â
the
Â
vehicle
Â
is
Â
locked,
Â
it
Â
is
Â
unlocked
Â
b
efore
Â
opening
Â
the
Â
tailgate.
Automatic locking
To have the vehicle lock itself after closing the t ailgate  by  passing  a  foot  below  the  bumper, Â
a
ctivate " Hands-free tailgate access self-
locking " in the Driving
Â
menu  of  the  touch Â
s
creen
 t
ablet.
Passing your foot below the bumper again while the  tailgate  is  closing  stops  the  movement. P
assing  your  foot  below  the  bumper  for  a  third
 t
ime  reverses  the  direction  of  movement.
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For all work on the alarm system, contact  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
AlarmSystem which protects and provides a deterrent against theft and break-ins. It provides the following types of monitoring:
- Exterior perimeter
The system checks for opening of the vehicle.
T he  alarm  is  triggered  if  anyone  tries  to  open  a Â
d
oor,  the  boot  or  the  bonnet...
- Interior volumetric
The system checks for any variation in the volume  in  the  passenger  compartment.
The
 alarm  is  triggered  if  anyone  breaks  a Â
w
indow,  enters  the  passenger  compartment  or Â
m
oves  inside  the  vehicle.
Self-protection function
The system checks for the disconnection  of  any  of  its  components.
The
 alarm  is  triggered  if  the  battery, Â
t
he  button  or  the  siren  wiring  is Â
d
isconnected
 o
r
 d
amaged.
Locking the vehicle with full
alarm system
Activation
If an opening (door, boot, bonnet...) is not closed  fully,  the  vehicle  is  not  locked  but  the Â
e
xterior  perimeter  monitoring  will  be  activated Â
a
fter  a  delay  of  45  seconds,  at  the  same  time Â
a
s  the  interior  volumetric  monitoring.
F
Â
L
ock  the  vehicle  using  the Â
r
emote  control.
F
Switch off the ignition and get out of the vehicle.
or
F
 L ock  the  vehicle  using  the  "Keyless  Entry Â
a
nd  Starting"  system.
The
 monitoring  system  is  active:  the  indicator Â
l
amp  in  the  button  flashes  once  per  second Â
a
nd  the  direction  indicators  come  on  for  about Â
2
 seconds.
After
 a  command  to  lock  the  vehicle  using Â
t
he  remote  control  or  the  Keyless  Entry Â
a
nd  Starting  system,  the  exterior  perimeter Â
m
onitoring  is  activated  after  a  delay  of Â
5Â s
econds,  the  interior  volumetric  monitoring Â
a
fter  45  seconds.
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OFF
Locking the vehicle with exterior perimeter
monitoring only
Deactivate the interior volumetric monitoring to  avoid  unwanted  triggering  of  the  alarm  in Â
c
ertain  cases  such  as:
-
Â
l
eaving  a  window  partially  open,
-
Â
w
ashing  your  vehicle,
-
Â
c
hanging  a  wheel,
-
Â
t
owing  your  vehicle,
-
Â
t
ransport  on  a  ferry.
Deactivating the volumetric
monitoring
F Switch off  the  ignition  and  within  t
en  seconds  press  this  button Â
u
ntil  its  indicator  lamp  is  on  fixed.
F
Â
G
et
Â
out  of  the  vehicle.
F
Â
I
mmediately  lock  the  vehicle  using  the Â
r
emote  control  or  the  "Keyless  Entry  and Â
S
tarting" Â system.
Only
Â
the
Â
exterior  perimeter  protection  system  is Â
a
ctive:
Â
the  indicator  lamp  in  the  button  flashes Â
o
nce
Â
per
Â
second.
To
Â
be
Â
effective,  this  deactivation  must  be  done Â
e
very
Â
time  the  ignition  is  switched  off.
In
Â
the
Â
case
Â
of
Â
automatic
Â
locking
Â
of
Â
the
Â
v
ehicle
Â
(which
Â
occurs
Â
after
Â
a
Â
period
Â
o
f
Â
30
Â
seconds
Â
if
Â
a
Â
door
Â
or
Â
the
Â
boot
Â
is
Â
n
ot
Â
opened),
Â
the
Â
monitoring
Â
system
Â
is
Â
r
eactivated
 a
utomatically.
Deactivation
F Press  one  of  the  unlocking  buttons  on  the  r
emote  control:
short press
long
 press
or
F
Â
U
nlock  the  vehicle  using  the  "Keyless  Entry Â
a
nd  Starting"  system.
The
 monitoring  system  is  deactivated:  the Â
i
ndicator  lamp  in  the  button  is  off  and  the Â
d
irection  indicators  flash  for  about  2  seconds.
Reactivating the interior
volumetric monitoring
F Deactivate the  exterior  perimeter  m
onitoring  by  unlocking  the  vehicle  using Â
t
he  remote  control  or  the  Keyless  Entry  and Â
S
tarting  system.
The
 indicator  lamp  in  the  button  goes  off.
F
Â
R
eactivate  the  full  alarm  system  by  locking Â
t
he  vehicle  using  the  remote  control  or  the Â
"
Keyless  Entry  and  Starting"  system.
The
 indicator  lamp  in  the  button  flashes  once Â
p
er  second  again.
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Triggering of the alarm
This is indicated by sounding of the siren and  flashing  of  the  direction  indicators  for Â
t
hirty seconds.
The
 monitoring  functions  remain  active  until Â
t
he  alarm  has  been  triggered  eleven  times  in Â
s
uccession.
When
 the  vehicle  is  unlocked  using  the  remote Â
c
ontrol  or  the  Keyless  Entry  and  Starting Â
s
ystem,  rapid  flashing  of  the  indicator  lamp Â
i
n  the  button  informs  you  that  the  alarm  was Â
t
riggered  during  your  absence.  When  the Â
i
gnition  is  switched  on,  this  flashing  stops Â
i
mmediately.
Failure of the remote control
To deactivate the monitoring functions:
F Â
U
nlock  the  vehicle  using  the  key  (integral Â
w
ith  the  remote  control)  in  the  driver's  door Â
l
ock.
F
Â
O
pen  the  door;  the  alarm  is  triggered.
F
Â
S
witch  on  the  ignition;  the  alarm  stops.  The Â
i
ndicator  lamp  in  the  button  goes  off.
Locking the vehicle without
activating the alarm
F Lock or  deadlock  the  vehicle  using  the  key  (
integral  with  the  remote  control)  in  the Â
d
river's  door  lock.
Operating fault
When the ignition is switched on, fixed illumination  of  the  indicator  lamp  in  the  button Â
i
ndicates  a  fault  in  the  system.
Have
 it  checked  by  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
Automatic activation*
2 minutes after the last door or the boot is closed,  the  system  is  activated  automatically.
F
Â
T
o  avoid  triggering  the  alarm  on  entering Â
t
he  vehicle,  first  press  the  unlocking  button Â
o
n  the  remote  control  or  unlock  the  vehicle Â
u
sing  the  Keyless  Entry  and  Starting Â
s
ystem.
*
 Depending  on  the  country  of  sale.
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Courtesy lamps
1. Front courtesy  lamp
2. F ront  map  reading  lamps
3.
 R
ear  courtesy  lamp
4.
 R
ear  map  reading  lamps
Front - rear courtesy lamps
F With the  ignition  on,  press  the  c
orresponding s witch.
Front - rear map reading
lamps
With the "permanent lighting" mode, the  lighting  time  varies  according  to  the Â
c
ircumstances:
-
Â
w
ith  the  ignition  off,  approximately Â
t
en
 m
inutes,
-
Â
i
n  energy  economy  mode, Â
a
pproximately  thirty  seconds,
-
Â
w
ith  the  engine  running,  unlimited.
In
Â
this
Â
position,
Â
the
Â
courtesy
Â
lamp
Â
c
omes
Â
on
Â
gradually:
Permanently
Â
off.
Permanent
 l
ighting.
-
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
vehicle
Â
is
Â
unlocked,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
electronic
Â
key
Â
is
Â
removed
Â
from
Â
t
he
 r
eader,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
opening
Â
a
Â
door,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
remote
Â
control
Â
locking
Â
button
Â
is
 u
sed,
Â
in
Â
order
Â
to
Â
locate
Â
your
Â
vehicle.
Illumination
Â
of
Â
the
Â
door
Â
mirror
Â
spot
Â
lamps
Â
is
Â
o
nly
Â
possible
Â
if
Â
the
Â
courtesy
Â
lamp
Â
is
Â
in
Â
this
Â
p
osition.
It
Â
switches
Â
off
Â
gradually:
-
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
vehicle
Â
is
Â
locked,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
the
Â
ignition
Â
is
Â
switched
Â
on,
-
Â
3
0
Â
seconds
Â
after
Â
the
Â
last
Â
door
Â
is
Â
closed. Take
 care  to  avoid  leaving  anything  in Â
c
ontact  with  the  courtesy  lamps.
3
Ease of use and comfort
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Mirrors
Adjustment
F Move control A to  the  right  or  to  the  left  to  s
elect  the  corresponding  mirror.
F
M
ove control B  in  all  four  directions  to Â
adj
ust.
F
R
eturn control A  to  the  central  position.
Each
Â
fitted
Â
with
Â
an
Â
adjustable
Â
mirror
Â
glass
Â
p
roviding
Â
the
Â
lateral
Â
rear ward
Â
vision
Â
necessary
Â
f
or
Â
overtaking
Â
or
Â
parking.
They
Â
can
Â
also
Â
be
Â
folded
Â
for
Â
parking
Â
in
Â
confined
Â
spa
ces.
Demisting - Defrosting
Door mirrors
Demisting-defrosting of the door m irrors  operates  with  the  engine Â
r
unning,  by  switching  on  the  heated Â
re
ar
 sc
reen. As
 a  safety  measure,  the  mirrors  should  b
e  adjusted  to  reduce  the  "blind  spots".
The
 objects  observed  are,  in  reality, Â
c
loser  than  they  appear.
Take
 this  into  account  in  order  to Â
c
orrectly  judge  the  distance  of  vehicles Â
a
pproaching  from  behind.
Folding
F From outside:  lock  the  vehicle  using  the  e
lectronic  key  or  the  Keyless  Entry  and Â
S
tarting  system.
F
Â
F
rom  inside:  with  the  ignition  on,  pull  the Â
c
ontrol A  in  the  central  position  rear wards.
If
 the  mirrors  are  folded  using  control  A,
they
 will  not  unfold  when  the  vehicle  is Â
u
nlocked.  Pull  again  on  control  A.
The
 folding  and  unfolding  of  the  door Â
m
irrors  using  the  remote  control  can  be Â
d
eactivated  by  a  CITROËN  dealer  or  a Â
q
ualified
 w
orkshop.
F
Â
F
rom  outside:  unlock  the  vehicle  using  the Â
e
lectronic  key  or  the  Keyless  Entry  and Â
S
tarting  system.
F
Â
F
rom  inside:  with  the  ignition  on,  pull  the Â
c
ontrol A  in  the  central  position  rear wards.
Unfolding
If necessary, it is possible to fold the mirrors m anually.
For
Â
more
Â
information
Â
on
Â
Demisting -
Defrosting the rear screen , refer to the
corresponding
 s
ection.
5
Lighting and visibility
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To make your approach to the vehicle easier, these  illuminate:
-
Â
t
he  zones  facing  the  driver’s  and Â
p
assenger’s
 do
ors,
-
Â
t
he  zones  for ward  of  the  door  mirrors  and Â
r
ear ward  of  the  front  doors.
Door mirror spotlamps
Switching on
Switching off
They go off automatically after 30 seconds.
Exterior welcome lighting
Switching on
F Press the  open  padlock  on  the  r
emote  control  or  one  of  the  front Â
d
oor  handles  with  Keyless  Entry Â
an
d
 S
tarting.
Front daytime running
lamps
(light-emitting diodes)
They come on automatically when the engine is  started,  when  the  lighting  control  stalk  is  in Â
p
osition " 0" or " AUTO ".
In
 some  weather  conditions  (e.g.  low Â
t
emperature  or  humidity),  the  presence Â
o
f  misting  on  the  internal  sur face  of  the Â
g
lass  of  the  headlamps  and  rear  lamps Â
i
s  normal;  it  disappears  after  the  lamps Â
h
ave  been  on  for  a  few  minutes. The
 remote  switching  on  of  the  lighting  makes Â
y
our approach to the vehicle easier in poor
light.  It  is  activated  when  the  lighting  control Â
i
s in the "
AUTO"  position  and  the  level  of  light Â
d
etected  by  the  sunshine  sensor  is  low.
Switching off
The exterior welcome lighting switches off a
utomatically  after  a  set  time,  when  the  ignition Â
i
s  switched  on  or  on  locking  the  vehicle.
When
Â
the
Â
courtesy
Â
lamp
Â
is
Â
in
Â
this
Â
p
osition,
Â
the
Â
spotlamps
Â
come
Â
on
 au
tomatically:
-
 w
hen
Â
you
Â
unlock
Â
the
Â
vehicle,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
you
Â
remove
Â
the
Â
electronic
Â
key
Â
from
Â
t
he
 r
eader,
-
Â
w
hen
Â
you
Â
open
Â
a
Â
door,
-
Â
when you use the remote control to locate the vehicle.
The dipped beam headlamps and sidelamps c ome  on;  your  vehicle  is  also  unlocked.
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12Â VÂ battery
The battery is located under the bonnet.
F or  access  to  the  (+)  terminal:
F
Â
r
elease  the  bonnet  using  the  interior  lever, Â
t
hen  the  exterior  safety  catch,
F
Â
r
aise  the  bonnet  and  secure  it  with  its  stay,
F
l
ift the plastic cover for access to
the (+) terminal.
Access to the battery
Procedure for starting the engine using another battery or charging a discharged battery.
P rotect  your  eyes  and  face  before Â
h
andling  the  battery.
All
 operations  on  the  battery  must  be Â
c
arried  out  in  a  well  ventilated  area  and Â
a
way  from  naked  flames  and  sources Â
o
f  sparks,  so  as  to  avoid  the  risk  of Â
e
xplosion  or  fire.
Wash
 your  hands  after wards.
Versions
 equipped  with  Stop  &  Start  are Â
f
itted  with  a  12  V  lead-acid  battery  of Â
s
pecific
 t
echnology
 a
nd
 s
pecification.
Its
 replacement  should  be  carried  out Â
o
nly
Â
by
Â
a
Â
CITROËN
Â
dealer
Â
or
Â
a
Â
qualified
 w
orkshop.
Batteries
 contain  harmful  substances Â
s
uch  as  sulphuric  acid  and  lead.
They
 must  be  disposed  of  in Â
a
ccordance  with  regulations  and  must Â
n
ot,  in  any  circumstances,  be  discarded Â
w
ith  household  waste.
Take
 used  remote  control  batteries  and Â
v
ehicle batteries to a special collection
point.
General points
Lead-acid starter batteries
If your vehicle has an automatic g earbox,  do  not  try  to  start  the  engine Â
b
y  pushing  the  vehicle.
The
 (-)  battery  terminal  is  not  accessible. Â
AÂ r
emote  earth  point  is  located  at  high  level Â
u
nder  the  bonnet  (alongside  the  battery).
8
In the event of a breakdown
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The Stop & Start system may not be operational  during  the  trip  following  the Â
f
irst  engine  start.
In
 this  case,  the  system  will  only  be Â
a
vailable  again  after  a  continuous Â
p
eriod  of  immobilisation  of  the  vehicle, Â
a
 period  which  depends  on  the  ambient Â
t
emperature  and  the  state  of  charge  of Â
t
he  battery  (up  to  about  8  hours).
Do
Â
not
Â
force
Â
the
Â
lever
Â
as
Â
locking
Â
will
Â
n
ot
Â
be
Â
possible
Â
if
Â
the
Â
clamp
Â
is
Â
not
Â
p
ositioned
Â
correctly;
Â
start
Â
the
Â
procedure
Â
ag
ain.
Disconnecting the (+) terminal
F
Ra
ise the lever A fully to release the
clamp B.
Reconnecting the (+) terminal
F
 P
osition
Â
the
Â
open
Â
clamp
Â
B of the cable on
the
Â
positive
Â
post
Â
(+)
Â
of
Â
the
Â
battery.
F
Â
P
ress
Â
down
Â
on
Â
the
Â
clamp
Â
to
Â
position
Â
it
Â
c
orrectly
Â
on
Â
the
Â
battery
Â
post.
F
Â
L
ock
Â
the
Â
clamp
Â
by
Â
lowering
Â
the
Â
lever
Â
A .
Disconnecting the battery
In order to maintain an adequate state o
f  charge  for  starting  the  engine,  it  is Â
r
ecommended  that  the  battery  be  disconnected Â
i
f  the  vehicle  is  taken  out  of  service  for  a  long Â
p
eriod.
Before
 disconnecting  the  battery:
F
Â
c
lose  all  openings  (doors,  boot,  windows, Â
r
oof),
F
Â
s
witch  off  all  electrical  consumers  (audio Â
s
ystem,  wipers,  lighting, ...),
F
Â
s
witch  off  the  ignition  and  wait  for Â
f
our minutes.
At
 the  battery,  detach  just  the  (+)  terminal.Following reconnection of the battery
Following reconnection of the battery, switch on the  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),
-
 ...
Quick release terminal
In the event of a breakdown
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ABSÂ ...............................................................223
Accessories .............................. ....................264
Accessory position
 ....................................... 12
8
Access
 to  the  3rd  row Â
..................................... 86
Ad
Blue
® ............................... ........18,  35,  42,  277  A
djusting  head  restraints  ..........................7 9,  83
Adjusting
 s
eats
 ........................ 7
5, Â 77, Â 82, Â 84, Â 87
Adjusting
 the  air  distribution Â
.............. 9
4, Â 96, Â 98
Adjusting
 the  air  flow Â
...........................9
4, Â 95, Â 97
Adjusting
 the  height  and  reach Â
of
Â
the
Â
steering  wheel Â
.................................... 91
A
djusting  the  seat  belt Â
height
 ...............
........................................... 226
Adjusting
 the  temperature Â
..................9
4, Â 95, Â 97
Advice
Â
on  care Â
and
 m
aintenance
 ........................................ 2
76
Advice
Â
on  driving Â
..............................
....121,
 12
2
Airbags
 ...............
..................................... 32, Â 231
Airbags,
 c
urtain
 .................................... 2
34, Â 235
Airbags,
 front.........................................232,  235
Airbags,
 la
teral
 ..................................... 2
33, Â 235
Air
 c
onditioning
 ...............................9
, Â 93, Â 95, Â 97
Air
Â
conditioning, Â automatic Â
.............................97
A
ir
 c
onditioning,
 m
anual
 ................................. 95
A
ir
Â
intake Â
...............
............................. 94, Â 96, Â 98
Air vents
 ..............................
............................92
Alarm
 ............................................................... 70
A
nti-lock  braking Â
system
 (ABS) Â
.............................................. 2
23
Anti-pinch
 ................................................7
3, Â 221
Anti-theft
 ..............................
.........................128
Armrest,
 front Â
.................................................. 81
AS
R
 ............................................................... 2
23
Assistance call
 ...............................
...... 222, Â 330
Assistance,
 em
ergency
Â
b
raking
 ...............
......................................... 223
Audible
 w
arning
 ............................................ 2
22
Automatic
 hea
dlamps
 ............................. 2
3, Â 210Battery
 ...............................
.............
275,
 31
3 - 316
Battery,
 c
harging
 ...............................
............
315
Battery,  remote  control Â
.............................5
8, Â 59
Black pan el
...................................................... 47
Black  screen  .............................. .....................
47
Blanking  screen Â
(snow
 s
hield)
 ...............................
................259
Blind,
 pan
oramic
Â
sun
roof
 ................
........................................221
Blind
 spot  sensors Â
.................................. 2
4, Â 180
Blinds,
 side Â
....................................................111
Bl
ueHDi
 ...............................
............ 42, Â 277, Â 319
Bonnet
 ...............
............................................269
Boot
 ........
.........................................................63
Boot
 (fittings) Â
...............................
..................115
Boot
 (opening) Â
...............................
..................51
Brake
 d
iscs/pads........................................... 276
Brake
 lamps Â
...............................
...........303-306
Brake
 warning  lamp Â
.................................. 3
1, Â 34
Braking,
 dynamic Â
emergency
 .................................................. 13
3
Bulbs
 (
changing)
 ...............................
............299 Changing
 the  remote Â
control battery ............................................... 58
Checking  the  engine Â
oil level ............... ................................... 41,  232
Checking  the  levels  ................................
2 72-274
Checking  tyre  pressures Â
(using
 the  kit) Â
..............................
................288
Checks
 ...............
...................................270-276
Checks,
 routine Â
.....................................2
75, Â 276
Child
 lock Â
...............................
........................254
Children
 (
safety)
 ....................2
30, Â 232, Â 236 -254
Child
 seats, Â
conventional
 ............................................... 2
42
Child
 seats,  ISOFIX Â
......................................24
8
C
ITROËNÂ
Connect  Box  Â
...............................33
0
C
ITROËNÂ
Localised Â
Emergency
 C
all
 ..........................................33
0
Closing
 the  boot Â
...............................
...............63
Closing
 the  doors Â
............................... 5
2, Â 54, Â 56
Collision
 risk  alert Â
..............................
...........174
Configurations,
Â
sea
ts
 ...............
..............................................89
Configuration,
 v
ehicle
 .....................................13
C
ontrol,
 em
ergency
Â
b
oot release
 ...............................
...................67
Control,
 em
ergency
Â
do
or
 ................
...............................................62
Control,
 heated  seats Â
......................................81
C
ontrol  stalk,  lighting Â
..............................2
3, Â 204
Control
 stalk,  wipers Â
..................... 2
16, Â 217, Â 219
Courtesy
 lamps Â
.............................................11
9
Cruise control
 ................ 1
47, Â 150, Â 155, Â 158, Â 165
Cruise control, dynamic
 ...............
...............................158, Â 165
Cruise
 control  by  speed  limit Â
recognition
 .................................................. 14
8
Cup
 holder Â
...............................
......................105
A
Capacity, fuel tank .............................. ..........255
Cap, fuel filler  ................................................ 25
5
Cartridge,
 f
ragrance
 ..................................... 10
3
Central
 locking Â
.................................... 5
1, Â 53, Â 60
Changing
 a bu
lb
 ............................................ 29
9
Changing
 a f
use
 ............................................ 3
08
Changing
 a  wheel Â
...............................
..........289
Changing
 a  wiper  blade Â
....................... 2
20, Â 266
C
B
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