fuse box Peugeot Expert Tepee 2013 Owner's Manual
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Under the bonnet  
 
CHECK
S
6
 
DIESEL ENGINES 
 
 
8 - 
 Power steering reservoir. 
   
9 - 
 Removable towing eye. 
   
10 - 
  Priming pump ( a 
: 1.6 litre HDi;  b 
: 2 litre 
HDi). 
   
11  - 
 Engine oil filling funnel (2 litre HDi). 
 
UNDER THE BONNET  
 
 
1 - 
 Screen/headlamp wash reservoir. 
   
2 - 
 Fusebox. 
   
3 - 
 Coolant header tank. 
   
4 - 
 Brake and clutch fluid reservoir. 
   
5 - 
 Air  filter. 
   
6 - 
 Engine oil dipstick. 
   
7 - 
 Engine oil filler cap.    
7.1 - 
 Engine oil filler cap. 
  If your vehicle is fitted with this oil filler tube, 
proceed as follows: 
   
A - 
 Remove the oil filler cap. 
   
B - 
 Remove the filler tube from its location. 
   
C - 
  Place the filler tube in the filler opening 
as shown on the illustration. 
   
D - 
  Turn it a 1/4 of a turn to the left to lock it 
then top up the oil. 
  To refit, proceed in the reverse order without 
forgetting to retighten the cap  A 
 correctly.   
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Under the bonnet  
 
PETROL ENGINE 
 
 
4. 
  Brake and clutch fluid reservoir. 
   
5. 
 Air filter. 
   
6. 
  Engine oil dipstick.     
 
1. 
  Screen/headlamp wash reservoir. 
   
2. 
 Fusebox. 
   
3. 
  Coolant header tank.    
7. 
  Engine oil filler cap. 
   
8. 
  Power steering reservoir. 
   
9. 
  Removable towing eye.   
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Changing a fuse
  CHANGING A FUSE 
 
The three fuseboxes are placed: 
   
 
-  
in the dashboard on the right-hand side 
(behind the storage compartment, retractable), 
   
-  in the passenger compartment (battery compartment), 
 
 
-   under the bonnet.  
Removing and fitting a fuse
 
Before changing a fuse, the cause of the 
fault must be found and rectified. 
   
Always replace a failed fuse with a fuse 
of the same rating.    PEUGEOT will not accept responsibility for 
the cost incurred in repairing your vehicle 
or for rectifying malfunctions resulting from 
the installation of auxiliary accessories 
not supplied and not recommended by 
PEUGEOT and not installed in accordance 
with its instructions, in particular when 
the combined consumption of all of the 
additional equipment connected exceeds 
10 milliamperes.     The descriptions communicated are only the 
fuses which can be changed by the user. 
For any other operations, go to a PEUGEOT 
dealer or a qualified workshop. 
  For motor trade technicians: for 
complete fuse and relay information, 
refer to the "Procedures" wiring diagrams via 
the dealer network.  
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Changing a fuse
QUICK HELP
7
  RIGHT-HAND SIDE DASHBOARD
FUSES 
   
 
-   Tilt the storage compartment then pull it 
firmly to access the fuses.     
 
Fuses  
   
 
A (amps)  
   
Allocation  
   
 
1  
   
 
15  
  Rear wiper 
   
 
2  
   
 
-  
  Free 
   
 
3  
   
 
5  
  Airbag control unit 
   
 
4  
   
 
10  
  Steering wheel angle sensor, Diagnostic socket, DSC sensor, 
Manual ventilation, Clutch switch, Headlamp beam height, 
Particle emission filter pump 
   
 
5  
   
 
30  
  Electric mirrors, Passenger electric window motor 
   
 
6  
   
 
30  
  Front electric windows supply 
   
 
7  
   
 
5  
  Courtesy lamps and glove box lamp 
   
 
8  
   
 
20  
  Multifunction screen, Anti-theft alarm siren, Audio equipment, 
Compact disc changer, Audio/telephone, Trailer fusebox 
(accessory) 
   
 
9  
   
 
10  
  Row 2 accessory socket 
   
 
10  
   
 
30  
  Rear ride height corrector, Steering wheel switching, 
Instrument panel 
   
 
11  
   
 
15  
  Diagnostic socket, Ignition switch 
   
 
12  
   
 
15  
  Hands-free kit, Airbag control unit, Parking sensors control 
unit 
   
 
13  
   
 
5  
  Engine fusebox, Trailer fusebox 
   
 
14  
   
 
15  
  Rain sensor, Rear ventilation, Digital air conditioning, 
Instrument panel 
   
 
15  
   
 
30  
  Locking/unlocking/deadlocking 
   
 
16  
   
 
-  
  Free 
   
 
17  
   
 
40  
  Heated rear screen, Heated mirrors  
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Changing a fuse
  PASSENGER COMPARTMENT 
FUSES 
   
 
-   Unclip the battery compartment cover. 
   
-   Remove the red battery terminal (+).  
   
When you have finished, close the cover 
carefully.     
 
Fuses  
   
 
A (amps)  
   
Allocation  
   
 
1  
   
 
30  
  Heated seats 
   
 
2  
   
 
20  
  Row 3 12V socket 
   
 
3  
   
 
40/50  
  Trailer fusebox (accessory) 
   
 
4  
   
 
-  
  Free 
   
 
36  
   
 
15  
  Hinged door locks 
   
 
37  
   
 
10  
  Hinged door locks 
   
 
38  
   
 
20  
  Hinged door rear wiper 
   
 
39  
   
 
10  
  Rear ventilation 
   
 
40  
   
 
5  
  Folding mirrors  
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Changing a fuse
QUICK HELP
7
  FUSES UNDER THE BONNET
 
 
 
-   After opening the bonnet, slide aside the 
screenwash reservoir support to make 
access easier. 
   
-   Unclip and tilt the box to access the 
fuses.     
 
Fuses  
   
 
A (amps)  
   
Allocation  
   
 
1  
   
 
20  
  Engine control unit, Fuel supply and air supply systems, Fan 
assembly 
   
 
2  
   
 
15  
  Horn 
   
 
3  
   
 
10  
  Front and rear screenwash pump 
   
 
4  
   
 
20  
  Headlamp wash pump 
   
 
5  
   
 
15  
  Fuel supply system 
   
 
6  
   
 
10  
  Power steering, Secondary brake pedal switch 
   
 
7  
   
 
10  
  Braking system (ABS/DSC) 
   
 
8  
   
 
20  
  Starter motor control 
   
 
9  
   
 
10  
  Main brake pedal switch 
   
 
10  
   
 
30  
  Fuel supply and air supply systems, Emissions control 
systems 
    
11  
   
 
40  
  Front ventilation 
   
 
12  
   
 
30  
  Windscreen wipers 
   
 
13  
   
 
40  
  Built-in systems interface 
   
 
14  
   
 
30  
  Free  
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3
   
 
Instruments and controls  
 
VISUAL SEARCH 
10
 
 
Screens, display  Section 9 
  Setting the time in the 
screen Section 9      
Rear view mirror  92 
  Toll cards, car park tickets  85 
  Child surveillance mirror  92     
Courtesy lamps  84, 143 
  Warning lamp in overhead storage unit  2 8 
  Heated seats  70 
  Rear ventilation  65-67  
   
Dashboard fuses, right-hand side  147 
  Passenger's airbag deactivation  106      
Controls 
   
 
-  central locking  24-25 
   
-  alarm  23-24 
   
-   electric child lock  26 
   
-  parking sensors  95 
   
-  ASR, DSC  97  
 
   
Technology on board  Section 9 
   
 
-   Emergency or assistance call 
   
-   Peugeot Connect Navigation (RT6) 
   
-   Peugeot Connect Sound (RD5)  
 
   
Gearbox 40-44     
Hazard warning lamps  94  
   
Heating, ventilation 
   
 
-  manual ventilation  57-58 
   
-  air conditioning A/C  57 
   
-  air recirculation  58  
  Air conditioning with separate 
adjustments 59-61 
  Demisting/defrosting 63-64 
  Additional heating  66-67  
   
Cab fittings  81-83 
   
 
-  glove box, 
   
-  overhead storage, 
   
-  ashtray, 
   
-  sun visor, 
   
-   12 volt socket, 
   
-  ticket holder, 
   
-  storage compartment.  
 
  
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Technical data - Maintenance  
 
VISUAL SEARCH 
10
 
TECHNICAL DATA - MAINTENANCE 
 
 
Identification markings, serial number, 
paint code, tyres  160 
  Snow chains  140  
   
Engine fuses  149  
   
Windscreen / headlamp wash, levels  1 2 4  
   
Bulbs, lighting, changing 
bulbs 141-145     
Checks 125-126 
   
 
-  battery, 
   
-  gearbox, 
   
-   carbon filter, passenger 
compartment filter, 
   
-  oil filter, 
   
-   particle emission filter, 
   
-  parking brake, 
   
-  brake pads, 
   
-   brake drums, discs.  
  Emissions controls (EOBD)  37      
Water bleeding, Diesel filter  126  
   
Under the bonnet 
   
 
-  Diesel  121 
   
-  petrol  122  
  Fuel cut-off, Diesel 
priming 129-130 
  Dimensions 154-157 
  Weights 158      
Opening the bonnet, stay  120     
Levels 123-124 
   
 
-  Diesel additive, 
   
-  dipstick, 
   
-   power steering fluid, 
   
-  brake fluid, 
   
-  coolant, 
   
-   screen and headlamp 
wash fluid.  
 
   
Towing, lifting  151-152 
  Towed loads  158  
     
Warning lamps  30-35  
   Changing a wiper blade  150