roof rack FIAT PANDA 2013 319 / 3.G Owners Manual

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SAFETY:
BRAKING SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENT: PARTICULATE FILTERS,
CLIMATE CONTROL MAINTENANCE
COMFORT: SUSPENSION
AND WINDSCREEN WIPERS
PERFORMANCE: SPARK PLUGS,
INJECTORS AND BATTERIES
LINEACCESSORI
ROOF RACK BARS, WHEEL RIMS
WHY CHOOSING
GENUINE PARTS

SUN ROOF(for versions/markets, where provided)
The large electric sun roof comprises two glass
panels; the front one is mobile and the rear one
fixed. These are equipped with two sun blinds (front
and rear) that can be moved manually. With the
sun roof closed, the blinds can be placed in any
position. To open the blinds, grip handle A fig. 44,
following the direction indicated by the arrow until
the desired position is reached. To close them, carry
out the procedure in reverse.
The sun roof can be operated only with the ignition
key turned to MAR. The controls B and C fig. 44
on the front roof light trim operate the roof
opening/closing functions.
Opening
Press and hold down button C. The front glass panel
will move into the spoiler position.
After opening in spoiler position, press button C
fig. 44 for more than half a second to bring the roof
automatically to fully open position. The automatic
roof movement can be stopped in any position by
pressing a button (B or C) again.
Closure
Press button B from the fully open position fig. 44. If
the button is pressed for more than half a second,
the roof will automatically move to spoiler position.
From the spoiler position, press button B fig. 44
again to reach the fully closed position.
Do not open the sunroof if there is snow
or ice on it : you may damage it . In
vehicles with sun roof no roof rack can be
fitted.
fig. 44
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ROOF RACK/SKI RACKThe attachments B fig. 65 are located in the areas
illustrated in the figure and can only be accessed with
the doors open and after removing the flaps A
fig. 65 from the roof. The Lineaccessori Fiat includes
a dedicated roof rack/ski rack for this car. Follow
the instructions contained in the assembly kit to fit
the roof rack/ski rack.
Vehicle with longitudinal roof rack bars
The areas for the attachments are highlighted by
reference holes B fig. 65. Holes B are located on the
longitudinal roof rack bars, on the side towards
the vehicle centre line. Do not fit the roof rack in
positions different from those indicated by holes B.
The Lineaccessori Fiat includes a dedicated roof
rack/ski rack for this car with longitudinal roof rack
bars. Follow the instructions contained in the
assembly kit to fit the roof rack/ski rack.
Vehicle with sun roof
There is not roof rack for vehicles with sun roof.
WARNING
After travelling for a short distance,
check that the fixing screws for the
attachments are correctly tightened.
WARNING
Never exceed the maximum permitted
loads (see chapter "Technical
specifications").
fig. 65
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SAVING FUELHere are some suggestions which can help you to
save fuel and lower harmful emissions.
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
Car maintenance
Have checks and adjustments carried out in
accordance with the “Scheduled Servicing Plan”.
Ty r e s
Check the tyre pressures at least once every 4
weeks: if the pressure is too low, consumption levels
increase as resistance to rolling is higher.
Unnecessary loads
Do not travel with an overloaded boot. The weight
of the car and its arrangement greatly affect fuel
consumption and stability.
Roof rack/ski rack
Remove the roof rack or the ski rack from the roof
after use. These accessories lower aerodynamic
penetration and adversely affect consumption levels.
When transporting particularly large objects, use a
trailer if possible.Electrical devices
Only use electrical devices for the amount of time
needed. The heated rear window, additional
headlights, windscreen wipers and heater fan need a
considerable amount of energy, therefore increasing
fuel consumption (by up to 25% in the urban cycle).
Climate control system
The use of the climate control system leads to higher
fuel consumption. If the temperature outside
permits, try to use ventilation only.
Devices for aerodynamic control
The use of non-certified devices for aerodynamic
control may adversely affect air drag and fuel
consumption.
DRIVING STYLE
Starting
Do not warm the engine with the car at a standstill
or at idle or high speed: under these conditions
the engine warms up much more slowly, increasing
consumption and emissions. It is therefore advisable
to move off immediately, slowly, avoiding high speeds:
in this way the engine will warm up more quickly.
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FUEL CONSUMPTIONThe fuel consumption figures given in the table below are determined on the basis of the type-approval tests
laid down by specific European Directives.
The procedures below are followed for measuring consumption:
❒urban cycle: cold starting followed by driving that simulates urban use of the car;
❒extra-urban cycle: frequent accelerating in all gears, simulating extraurban use of the car: speed varies
between 0 and 120 km/h;
❒combined fuel consumption: calculated with a weighting of approximately 37% of the urban cycle and 63%
of the extra-urban cycle.
IMPORTANT The type of route, traffic conditions, weather conditions, driving style, general condition of the
car, trim level/equipment/accessories, use of the climate control system, car load, presence of roof racks
and other situations that adversely affect the aerodynamics or wind resistance lead to different fuel
consumption figures than those measured. The fuel consumption will get more regular only after having
driven the first 3000 km.
FUEL CONSUMPTION ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE
km)Versions Urban Extra-urban Combined
0.9 TwinAir 65 HP
5,0 - 4,8
(***)
3,8 - 3,7
(***)
4,2 - 4,1
(***)
0.9 TwinAir Turbo 85 HP
5,0 - 5,2
(*) - 4,9 (***)
3,8 - 4,2
(*) - 3,8 (***)
4,2 - 4,6
(*) - 4,2 (***)
1.2 8V 69 HP
6,7 - 6,6
(**)
4,3 - 4,2
(**)
5,2 - 5,1
(**)
1.3 16V MultiJet
4,7 - 4,8
(*)
3,5 - 3,8
(*)
3,9 - 4,2
(*)
(***) For versions/markets, where provided.
(*) For Trekking versions.
(**) For L.G.R. (Long Gear Ratio) versions.
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(litres/100

Manual window winders ......... 62
Mechanical Brake Assist ......... 73
Menu items ................................ 10
MSR system ............................... 73
MSR (system) ............................ 73
Multifunction display................ 7N
umber plate lights
– bulb replacement ............... 161
O
n-board instruments
– engine coolant
temperature gauge ............. 6
– Fuel level gauge ................... 6
– multifunction display .......... 4
– On-board instruments....... 4
– rev counter........................... 6
– Speedometer ....................... 6
P
arking ...................................... 124
Parking lights ............................. 46
Parking sensors ......................... 88
Passenger side glove
compartment .......................... 53
Performance (top speed) ...... 217
Plugs (type) ............................... 204Pollen filter ............................... 189
Power socket............................. 54
Preparation to install a
portable navigation
system ....................................... 93
Pretensioners ........................... 103
Protecting the
environment ............................ 98
R
aising the car......................... 172
Rear fog lights .......................... 161
Rear roof light
– bulb replacement ............... 164
Rear view mirrors .................... 29
Rear window washer jets ...... 195
Rear window washer ............... 48
– rear window washer
fluid level.............................. 188
Rear window wiper.................. 48
– blade replacement ............. 194
– blades.................................... 193
– level check .. 183-184-185-186
Refuelling
– capacities table ................... 219
Refuelling the car................. 94-95
Replacing fuses ......................... 165Rev counter ............................... 6
Rim protector .......................... 214
Rims
– wheels and tyres ................ 192
Roof lights
– front roof light..................... 49
– luggage compartment
roof light ............................... 50
Roof rack/ski rack .................... 70
Safety .......................................... 99
– carrying children safely ..... 107
– "Isofix" child seat
(fitting) ................................. 112
– seat belts............................... 99
Saving fuel ................................. 126
SBR system ............................... 101
Scheduled Servicing Plan ....... 176
Seat belts
– load limiters ........................ 104
– maintenance ........................ 106
– pretensioners...................... 103
– SBR system ......................... 101
– using the seat belts............. 99
Seats ............................................ 23
– Adjusting the seats ............. 23
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