tow Peugeot Partner Tepee 2017 Owner's Manual

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Corresponds to
a left hand drive
vehicle.
Corresponds to a
right hand drive
vehicle.
TECHNOLOGY
on BOARD
10.

203-282
ACCESSORIES
6

.
148-152
CHECKS
7

.
153-169 QUICK HELP
8
.
170-192
7-inch touch screen 203
P EUGEOT Connect Sound
(RD5)
265
Towing a trailer
148
T
owbar with detachable swan neck towball

150
Other accessories


152
Opening the bonnet


154
Petrol engine


155
Diesel engine


156
Levels


157
Checks

159
Fuel


161
Fuel cut-off

163
Diesel priming pump


163
BlueHDi

and AdBlue

164 Battery


170
Temporary puncture repair kit

172
Changing a wheel


173
Removable snow


screen

179
Snow chains

180
Changing a bulb


181 a fuse


187 a wiper blade


191
Being towed


192
TECHNICAL
D ATA
9.

193-201
Dimensions 193
Engines 197
Weights
197
Identification markings

201The "T

echnology on board"
section presents the new
audio/navigation systems.
PEUGEOT Connect is the
name given to all of the
new equipment of the radio/
navigation range.
Contents
CONTENTS

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ExTERIOR
Remote control 18-19
Changing the battery ,
reinitialisation

19
Key


18
Starting

55
Hill start assist

56
Central locking / unlocking


18, 27
Filler cap, fuel tank


161-162
Fuel cut-of

f, Diesel priming
163AdBlue®, topping up 38-39, 164-169
Wiper blades

191
Door mirrors


1
10
Side repeaters

184
Active City Brake


122-125
Front lamps, foglamps, direction indicators


58-60, 181-184
Headlamp beam height adjustment


60
Changing front bulbs

181-184
Snow cover


179
Front doors


21
Sliding side doors

22-23
Key


18
Opening the bonnet

154
Child lock


147
T

owing, lifting

192
T

owbar, swan neck
towball

148-151
Parking sesnsors
1
15-116
Reversing camera
1
17
Rear roof flap

26
Emergency control


23
Spare wheel, jack, changing a wheel, tools


173-178
T

emporary puncture repair kit

172
Inflation, pressures


201
Zenith roof


97-98, 101
Roof bars


102
Rear lamps, direction


indicators

58-59
3rd brake lamp

186
Changing rear


bulbs

181-182, 185-186
Doors, tailgate


23-25
Accessories


152
Dimensions

193-196
Brakes, pads

1

14, 157, 159
Emergency braking

1

18
ABS, EBFD

1

18
ASR, DSC

1

19
Grip control

120-121
Active City Brake


122-125
T

yres, pressures

201
Snow chains


180Tyre under-inflation detection 41-42
T
yre under-inflation detection with reinitialisation
43-46
Number plate lamps

186
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OVERVIEW
Location

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Rear view mirror 111
Front courtesy lamp 103
Changing courtesy lamp bulbs

1
84Front, lateral , curtain
airbags
129-132
Deactivating the passenger's front airbag

132, 136
Battery

, charging, starting
170
Opening the bonnet


154
Rear windows


1
11
Front seats, adjustments, head
restraint

77-78
Seat belts


107, 126-128
Accessories

152
INTERIOR
Rear bench seat 79-81
Rear seats
(5-seat version)

82-84, 92
Seat configuration, benches


9
2-93
Rear courtesy lamp

103
Changing courtesy


lamp bulbs

184
Rear fittings


96
-


floor boxes,
-


aircraft style table,
-


side blinds,
Zenith roof


97-98
Scented air freshener


99-100Load space cover (5-seat version) 104
Load space cover

(7-seat version)

108-109 Child seats


133-142, 146
ISOFIX mountings, seats

143-145
Parking brake, handbrake

1
14
Rear seats (7-seat version)
85-91, 93
Fittings

(7-seat version) 106-107
-
cup holder ,
-

12 V socket,
-


stowing rings,
-


storage flap.
T

owing, llifting
192
T

owable loads
197-200
Spare wheel, jack,


changing a wheel, tools

173-178
Location

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Rear view mirror 111
Front courtesy lamp 103
Changing courtesy

lamp bulbs

184 Front, lateral , curtain


airbags
129-132
Deactivating the passenger's front airbag

132, 136
Battery

, charging, starting
170
Opening the bonnet


154
Rear windows


1
11
Front seats, adjustments, head
restraint

77-78
Seat belts


107, 126-128 Accessories

152
INTERIOR
Rear bench seat 79-81
Rear seats
(5-seat version)

82-84, 92
Seat configuration,


benches
92-93
Rear courtesy lamp

103
Changing courtesy


lamp bulbs

184
Rear fittings


96
-


floor boxes,
-


aircraft style table,
-


side blinds,
Zenith roof


97-98
Scented air freshener


99-100Load space cover (5-seat version) 104
Load space cover

(7-seat version)

108-109
Child seats


133-142, 146
ISOFIX mountings, seats


143-145
Parking brake, handbrake

1
14
Rear seats (7-seat version)
85-91, 93
Fittings

(7-seat version)
106-107
-

cup holder
,
-
12 V socket,
-

stowing rings,
-

storage flap.
T
owing, llifting 192
T
owable loads
197-200
Spare wheel, jack,


changing a wheel, tools

173-178
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OVERVIEW
Location

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Eco-driving is a range of everyday
practices that allow the motorist to
optimise their fuel consumption and
CO
2 emissions.
Eco-driving
Optimise the use of your
gearbox
With a manual gearbox, move off
gently and change up without waiting.
During acceleration change up early.
With an automatic or electronic
gearbox, give preference to automatic
mode and avoid pressing the
accelerator pedal heavily or suddenly.
The gear efficiency indicator invites
you to engage the most suitable gear:
as soon as the indication is displayed
in the instrument panel, follow it
straight away.
For vehicles fitted with an electronic
or automatic gearbox, this indicator
appears only in manual mode.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between
vehicles, use engine braking rather
than the brake pedal, and press the
accelerator progressively. These
practices contribute towards a
reduction in fuel consumption and CO
2
emissions and also help to reduce the
background traffic noise.
If your vehicle has cruise control, make
use of the system at speeds above
25 mph (40 km/h) when the traffic is
flowing well.
Control the use of your
electrical equipment
Switch off the demisting and
defrosting controls, if not automatic.
Switch off the heated seat as soon as
possible.
Switch off the headlamps and front
foglamps when the level of light does
not require their use.
Avoid running the engine before
moving off, particularly in winter; your
vehicle will warm up much faster
while driving.
As a passenger, if you avoid
connecting your multimedia devices
(film, music, video game...), you
will contribute towards limiting the
consumption of electrical energy, and
so of fuel.
Disconnect your portable devices
before leaving the vehicle.
Before moving off, if the passenger
compartment is too warm, ventilate it
by opening the windows and air vents
before using the air conditioning.
Above 30 mph (50 km/h), close the
windows and leave the air vents open.
Remember to make use of equipment
that can help keep the temperature
in the passenger compartment down
(sunroof and window blinds...).
Switch off the air conditioning, unless
it has automatic regulation, as soon as
the desired temperature is attained.
Motoring & the Environment

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SLIDING SIDE DOORS
From the outside
Pull the handle towards you then
towards the rear and open the side
door guiding the rearward sliding to
beyond the point of resistance to hold
it open.
A mechanical system prevents opening
of the left-hand side door when the fuel
filler flap is open.
From the inside
Unlock the side door using this handle
and open it, guiding the rearward
sliding to the point of resistance. Pass
this point to hold the door open.
Close the side door using the handle
to start the sliding and pass the point
of resistance. Then, use the shaped
recess at the top of the door pillar to
guide the door until it locks.
Do not use the grab handle to slide the
door.
Good practice
Take care not to block the guide space
on the floor to allow the door to slide
correctly.
If your vehicle is parked on a slope,
guide the sliding of the side door. In
fact, the door could open or close more
rapidly due to the slope of the ground
and could cause injury.
For safety and operation reasons, do
not drive with the sliding side doors
open.
Access

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HINGED REAR DOORS
From outside
To open, pull the handle towards you.Pull the lever to open the right-hand
door.
To close, start with the right-hand door
then close the left-hand door.
With the roof rear flap, the rear bumper
has been reinforced to serve as a
footrest when entering the vehicle.
The hinged rear doors are
asymmetrical (2/3 - 1/3), with the
smaller door on the right.
They are fitted with a central lock.
Tailgate screen
The opening rear screen allows you to
access the rear of the vehicle directly,
without having to open the tailgate.
Opening
After unlocking the vehicle using the
remote control or the key, press the
control and raise the rear screen to
open it.
Closing
Close the rear screen by pressing
the centre of the glass until it is fully
closed.
The tailgate and tailgate screen
cannot both be open at the
same time, to prevent damage to
the

screen.
Access

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In practice
It is possible to drive with the right-
hand door open to make it easier to
carry long loads. The left-hand door is
kept closed by the distinctive "yellow"
lock, positioned at the base of the door.
This closed door must not be used as
a load retainer.
Driving with the right-hand door open
is a special dispensation. Comply with
the usual safety indications to warn
other drivers.
From inside
When present on the vehicle, pulling
this handle towards you opens the
left-hand door.
Opening to approximately 180°
A check strap system permits extension
of the opening from approximately 90°
to approximately 180°.
Pull the yellow control when the door
is open.
The check strap will engage again
automatically on closing.When parked with the
rear doors open to 90°,
the doors mask the rear
lamps. To signal your
position to other road
users driving in the same
direction who may not
have seen your vehicle,
use a warning triangle
or other device required
by the legislation in your
country.
Access
READY TO GO
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Warning lamp isindicatesSolution - action
Dipped beam
headlamps
/
Daytime
running
lamps on.a manual selection or
automatic illumination of
headlamps.
Turn the ring on the lighting control stalk to the
second position.
illumination of the dipped beam headlamps
from the time the ignition is switched on:
daytime running lamps (depending on the
country in which the vehicle is sold).
Chapter 4, "Steering mounted controls" section.
Main beam
headlamps pulling of the stalk towards
you.Pull the stalk to return to dipped beam
headlamps.
Direction
indicators flashing with
audible signal.a change of direction via
the lighting stalk. Flashing right: push stalk downwards.
Flashing left: push stalk upwards.
Front
foglamps on.
a manual selection. The foglamps only operate if the sidelamps or
dipped beam headlamps are on.
Rear
foglamps on.
a manual selection. The foglamps only operate if the sidelamps or
dipped beam headlamps are on.
In conditions of normal visibility, switch them off
to avoid breaking the law.
"This lamp is a dazzling red".
Instruments and controls

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DIRECTION INDICATORS
"Motorway" function
Press the control up or down to flash
the corresponding direction indicator
three times.
LIGHTING
Left: downwards passing the
point of resistance.
Right: upwards passing the
point of resistance.
Front and rear lighting
Lighting off
Automatic illumination of
headlamps
SidelampsDipped beam (green)
Dipped beam/main beam change
Pull the stalk fully towards you.
Lighting-on audible warning
On switching off the ignition, all of the
lamps turn off, except dipped beam if
automatic guide-me-home lighting has
been activated.
Checking by means of the
indicator lamps in the instrument
panel is described in the
"Instruments and controls" section
of chapter 3.
Direction indicators
Selection is by turning this
ring. Main beam (blue)
To activate the lighting
control, turn this ring to
the lighting off position "0"
then to the selection of
your choice.
On opening the driver's door, there is
an audible warning if you have left the
lighting on.
Steering mounted controls