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Press buttons Aor Bto open/close the
required window.
Pressing briefly one of the two buttons,
the window “jerks” , whereas a prolonged
pressing makes the window opening or
closing in “automatic continuous” mode.
When pressing again button Aor Bthe
window stops in the required position.BOOT
The boot tailgate (when unlocked) can be
opened only from the outside through the
electric opening handle under the shack-
le (saloon versions) fig. 88or behind the
shackle (Multi Wagon versions) fig. 89.
If doors are unlocked the boot can be
opened at any time.
To open the tailgate use the key (with or
without remote control).
If the boot is not shut properly the warn-
ing light
´comes on together with the
message on the display (see section
“Warning lights and messages”).
IMPORTANT With running car, never op-
erate the tailgate shackle.
Improper use of the power
windows can be dangerous.
Before and during its operation en-
sure that any passengers are not at
risk from the moving glass either by
personal objects getting caught in the
mechanism or by being injured by it
directly. Always remove the ignition
key when getting out of the car to
prevent the power windows being op-
erated accidentally and constituting
a danger to the passengers in the car.
WARNING
fig. 88F0C0402m
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OPENING FROM THE OUTSIDE
With key without remote control
(where provided) fig. 90
Unlock the lock (where provided) with
the metal insert in the ignition key.
Tailgate opening is facilitated by side gas
shock springs.
Opening the boot tailgate, the interior
boot ceiling light will come on: the bulb
will automatically switch off closing the
boot tailgate.
Such light will stay on for about 15 min-
utes after turning the key to STOP: if dur-
ing this time a door or the boot are
opened, the light will come on again for
about 15 minutes.With key with remote control
Press button
R, even when the elec-
tronic alarm (where provided) is activat-
ed.
The tailgate opening is indicated by dou-
ble flashing of direction indicators; closing
is indicated by one flashing (only if alarm
is on).
When opening the tailgate with the alarm
on, it disconnects:
❒the volumetric protection;
❒the anti-raising protection;
❒the tailgate control sensor.
Such control functions are reset when
closing the tailgate.TAILGATE EMERGENCY
OPENING FROM PASSENGER
COMPARTMENT
(Multi Wagon versions only)
In an emergency, the tailgate can be also
opened from the passenger compartment;
proceed as follows:
❒take the screwdriver from the tool bag
and fit it into the hole on the rear boot
crossmember (see fig. 91);
❒using the screwdriver, operate device
A-fig. 91to open the tailgate.
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HEATED REAR WINDOW FLAP
OPENING (where provided)
(Multi Wagon versions)
Press button A-fig. 92: it is possible to
open the heated rear window flap to gain
access to the passenger compartment
fig. 93.TAILGATE CLOSING
To close, lower the tailgate until the lock
clicks.
EXTENDING THE BOOT
The boot can be partially (1/3 or 2/3) or
totally extended splitting the rear seat.
In Multi Wagon versions, remove the bag-
gage cover following the instructions in
paragraph “Baggage cover” to use the
boot maximum loading volume.
fig. 92F0C0366m
fig. 93F0C0414m
The addition of objects
(speakers, spoilers, etc.) on the
rear shelf or boot lid, except
those envisaged by the man-
ufacturer, may prevent the gas filled
struts at the sides of the boot from
working properly.
When using the boot, make
sure the loads you are carry-
ing do not exceed the permitted
weight (see section “Technical spec-
ifications”). Also make sure the items
in the boot are arranged properly to
prevent them being thrown forwards
and injuring passengers should you
brake sharply.
WARNING
Never travel with objects on
the rear shelf to prevent
them being thrown forwards and in-
juring passengers in case of accident
or sharp braking.
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Partial extension
(1/3 or 2/3) fig. 94-95
The boot extension to the right makes it
possible to carry two passengers on the
rear seat left-hand side.
The boot extension to the left makes it
possible to carry one passenger on the
rear seat right-hand side.Versions with fixed rear seat
Proceed as follows:
❒lower completely the rear seat head re-
straints;
❒move the seat belt sideways and check
that the belt is not twisted;
❒pull the handle in the middle of the
cushion fig. 96, and tilt the required
cushion;
❒lift seat back retaining lever A-fig. 97
and tilt the seat back forward. Lever lift-
ing is shown by a “red band” B.
fig. 94F0C0356m
fig. 95F0C0357m
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Versions with rear sliding seat
(where provided)
Proceed as follows:
❒lower completely the rear seat head re-
straints;
❒move the seat belt sideways and check
that the belt is not twisted;
❒operate the lever B-fig. 98and adjust
the seat in the required position (e.g.
completely forward if you want to ob-
tain maximum boot extension);
❒lift lever Aand fold the seat back.
To extend the boot totally
The boot total extension makes it possi-
ble to use its maximum loading volume.
Proceed as follows:
❒for versions with rear sliding seat, fit
seat belt buckles into the proper seats
A-fig. 99;
❒for versions with rear fixed seat, before
folding the seat back, fit the seat belt
tabs B-fig. 100into the proper buck-
le C;
❒lower completely the rear seat head re-
straints;
fig. 98F0C0338m
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fig. 104F0C0390m
❒move the seat belt sideways and check
that the belt is not twisted;
❒remove the rear parcel shelf and re-
lease the upper ends D-fig. 101of the
two tie rods by removing eyelets from
the pins and pushing them in arrow di-
rection
For versions with rear fixed seat: remove
the second shelf A-fig. 103releasing pins
from their housings B, lifting first the front
part C-fig. 104and then the rear part D
from both sides. To refit it, reverse the
above procedure.
fig. 101F0C0086mfig. 102F0C0377mfig. 103F0C0173m
❒after tilting the cushion, fold complete-
ly rear seat backs (as described previ-
ously) to have one single surface.
❒release shelf pins B-fig. 102from their
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For versions with rear sliding seat (where
provided): remove the boot cover support
A-fig. 105pushing it from the bottom up-
wards, first one side and then the other
one, until releasing it.
Lift seat back retaining lever A-fig. 106
set under the seat cushion (both on the
right and on the left), and tilt them for-
ward to obtain a single surface. Use lever
Ato adjust the seat back position. Use lever Bto adjust the space inside the
boot.
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fig. 110F0C0354m
BOOT COVER
(Multi Wagon versions)
The boot cover A-fig. 107can be rolled
up and removed.
To roll it up remove the two rear pins B-
fig. 108from their housings.
IMPORTANT Guide the cover while
rolling it up by holding its handle C-
fig. 107. It is possible to cover only half of the boot
setting the cover as illustrated in figure
109.
fig. 109F0C0353m
fig. 108F0C0352m
fig. 107F0C0351m
Removing the boot cover
Roll the cover up to remove it and pull the
two hooks A-fig. 110towards the lug-
gage compartment inside part (as shown
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To refit the cover, insert the reel ends in
their housings and make sure the fasten-
ing hooks are well fastened. Now extend
the cover by pulling its handles, as previ-
ously described, and hook the two rear
pins B-fig. 111.
IMPORTANT Do not put heavy objects on
the cover which may seriously damage it.TO RETURN THE REAR SEAT
BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL
POSITION
Move the seat belt sideways and check
that the belt is not twisted.
Versions with rear fixed seat
Lift the seat backs and push them back-
ward until both coupling mechanisms click
in place, check that the “red band” B-
fig. 112at the side of levers Ais no
longer visible.
The “red band” Bindicates missing seat
back coupling.Reposition the cushions in horizontal po-
sition keeping the centre seat belt tongue
raised.
fig. 111F0C0352mfig. 112F0C0378m
The objects put on the cov-
er may be thrown forwards
and injure passengers should you
brake sharply or in the event of an ac-
cident.
WARNING
Make sure the seat back is
correctly hooked on both
sides (“red bands” B-fig. 112 not vis-
ible) to prevent seat back being
thrown forwards and injuring pas-
sengers should you brake sharply.
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Versions with rear sliding seat
(where provided)
Lift lever A-fig. 113(right and left) and
reposition the seat back in straight posi-
tion.
Take out buckles from their housing to
have them ready for use.ANCHORING THE LOAD
The boot houses 4 hooks (where provid-
ed) fig. 114to which ropes can be at-
tached which ensure that the load is prop-
erly secured.
IMPORTANT Never anchor to single
hooks a load exceeding 100 kg.
fig. 113F0C0336m
fig. 114F0C0034m
A heavy load that has not
been secured may cause se-
rious harm.
WARNING
If you want to carry reserve
fuel in a can, follow law reg-
ulations, only using a certified can,
suitably fastened to the load securing
eyelets. Even in this way the risk of
fire is increased in the case of an ac-
cident.
WARNING