key Peugeot Partner VU 2001 User Guide

Electronic key warning lamp Lights up when switching
on ignition if the key is not recogni- sed
* Depending on version or country.
35I-15WARNING LAMPS *
Minimum coolant fluid level warning lamp If the warning lamp lights
up, it is imperative to stop the vehicle. Check the level and takethe precautions detailed in chapter
ÒLEVELS AND CHECKSÓ).
Battery charge warninglamp Should not be on when the engine is running. If it
comes permanently on, contact
your nearest approved Dealer.
Imperative stopwarning lamp Lights up at the same time as ano-
ther visual warning or if the maxi-mum permissible coolant fluid tem-perature is reached.
Engine oil pressurewarning lamp If it lights up while you are
driving, stop the engine, check the
level, (See ÒLEVELS ANDCHECKSÓ). If it remains lit despite the level being correct, contact your nearest
approved Dealer. Warning lamp for hand-brake and for brakefluid level Indicates that the brake
is applied or incorrectly released. Also that the brake fluid level is
insufficient. See ÒBRAKESÓ,
ÒLEVELS AND CHECKSÓ . The warning lamp may also indica- te a malfunction of the electronicbraking distribution.
Engine operation war-ning lamp (autodiagno-sis)
If it flashes or lights up, this indi-cates a malfunctioning of either theinjection, ignition or emissioncontrol systems (depending oncountry). Quickly consult your nearest
approved dealer.
AIRBAG operation war-ning lamp
See ÒTHE AIRBAG SYSTEMÓ. Doors open warninglamp Lights up when swit- ching on ignition.
Goes out when all the doors are
closed correctly.

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Manual windows
Turn the handle to raise or lower the windows. Electric windows* The switches
Aand Bon the fascia
are used to raise and lower the dri- ver's and passenger's windows(with ignition switched on and for 1
minute after ignition is switched off). One-touch control Press switch Ato raise or lower
the driver's window to the desired
position. To fully raise or lower the
driver's window, press the switchmore firmly and then release it. Ensure that children are clear of the windows before opening orclosing them. Side windows
To open the side windows, pull the
lever and push the window.
To close, pull then push the lever. CAUTION As a (child) safety measure, remove the ignition key whenleaving the vehicle, even for ashort period.I-11WINDOWS
* According to specification.

These warning lights are tested with the key in the ignition on position : M
64III-1STEERING LOCK-IGNITION-STARTER
¥ S : Steering lock
To release the steering lock, turn the steering wheel slightly, without forcing it, at the
same time as turning the key.
¥ A : Accessories Allows operation of some electrical accessories (radio, electric windows, map rea-
ders, etc.). The battery charge light comes on. ¥ M : Ignition
The following warning lamps * should illuminate : ABS, preheating (Diesel), battery
charge, STOP, oil pressure, handbrake and brake fluid level, engine autodiagnosis,airbags, door closing. If any of these warning lamps do not illuminate, there is a malfunction. ¥ D : Starter Release the key as soon as the engine has started. Never operate the key with the
engine running (see ÒSTARTING THE ENGINEÓ).
* According to model or country

Steering lock SWith the key removed and the steering lock engaged, the steering is loc- ked; the lock will engage in a number of positions of the steering wheel.The key can only be removed in the Sposition.
A The steering lock is released (by turning the key to position A, turning the
steering wheel slightly, if necessary).
M Driving position.
D Starting position.
For starting and stopping the engine, see ÒSTARTING THE ENGINEÓ.
65III-1STEERING LOCK-IGNITION-STARTER
WARNING
Never remove the ignition key before the vehicle has come to a complete stop. Never attempt to move the
vehicle without the engine running. If the engine is not running, the vehicleÕs steering and braking systemswill not be power-assisted (there is a risk of the steering lock engaging and the safety features not opera-ting). After parking, remove the ignition key and turn the steering wheel until the steering column locking peg engages.

Check that the gear lever is in neutral.
PETROL ENGINEStarting with the engine cold. Do not press the accelerator pedal. Operate the starter until the engine starts (not more than ten seconds).In very low temperatures, press the clutch pedal when operating the starter to ease starting of the engine. Release
the clutch pedal slowly.
DIESEL ENGINEStarting with engine cold
Turn the ignition key to position M(ignition, preheater) and wait until the preheater warning light goes out. Then
operate the starter until the engine starts. In very low temperatures, press the clutch pedal when operating the starter to ease starting of the engine. Release
the clutch pedal slowly. Note : Do not press the accelerator pedal during starting.
Starting with engine hot
Operate the starter. If the engine fails to start at the first attempt, repeat using the preheater. In all cases, if the engine stops or fails to start at the first attempt, wait a few seconds before operating the starter again. Note : The preheater warning lamp does not come on when the engine is hot.
Recommendation : It is not necessary to warm up the engine before starting off. Wait for the warning lamp to go out and then drive
off slowly, accelerating gently until the engine warms up.
66III-2STARTING THE ENGINE
CAUTION
Do not run the engine in an enclosed or poorly ventilated space.

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Reading lamps * These are on the roof console.
To switch them on, turn them to the left or the right.
The ÔoffÕ position is in the centre. Front courtesy light The light switch has three positions :1Off
2 Lighting controlled by the ope- ning of one of the front doors, by
removing the ignition key, or byunlocking using the plip.
3 Light permanently on Rear courtesy light The switch has three positions :1
Off
2 Lighting controlled by the ope- ning of one of the front doors, by
removing the ignition key, or byunlocking using the plip.
3 Light permanently on
The front and rear courtesy lightscan switch on when one of thevehicle doors is opened. Upper glovebox * When open, the cover serves as a tray with two cup holders and twopen holders. For safety reasons, remember to keep the glovebox closed whendriving.
75IV-3COMFORT *
* According to specification.

GENERAL FUNCTIONS On / off
With the ig nition key in the ACCESSORIES or IGNITION p osition, p ress the "M"b utton to switc h the set on or off.
ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
The first time you use the set following d isc onnec tion of the set or the b attery, you must enter the c onfid ential c od e
whic h was g iven to you on hand over of your vehic le. Entering the code
Switc h the set on.
The d isp lay shows "CODE"then the set c hang es over to c od e req uest mod e and "- - - -"is d isp layed .
Enter your four-digitc od e numb er using b uttons "1"to "6".
For example: if your c od e is 5345 p ress b uttons "5", "3" , "4" and "5"in turn.
When the fourth numb er has b een entered c orrec tly, the rad io starts automatic ally. Error in entering the code
If an error is mad e when entering one of the first three d ig its, d o not c ontinue the op eration and switc h off the rad io to
p revent b loc king it.
Eac h inc orrec t c od e entry will result in the set b eing b loc ked for a p eriod of from 5 sec ond s to 30 minutes, after the
7th inc orrec t entry.
To unb loc k the set, leave it switc hed on d uring the waiting p eriod . When "- - - -"is d isp layed , you c an enter the c od e
ag ain.
If the set is switc hed off d uring the waiting p eriod , this waiting p eriod will restart when the set is switc hed on ag ain.
After 14 inc orrec t c od e errors the rad io will b e p ermanently b loc ked .
ADJUSTING THE SOUND Adjusting the volume
Turn the "M"b utton to inc rease or d ec rease the volume of the set.
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GENERAL FUNCTIONS On / off
With the ig nition key in the ACCESSORIES or IGNITION p osition, p ress the "M"b utton to switc h the set on or off.
The set c an op erate for 30 minutes without switc hing the ig nition on. ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
The first time you use the set following d isc onnec tion of the set or the b attery, you must enter the c onfid ential c od e
whic h was g iven to you on hand over of your vehic le. Entering the code
Switc h the set on.
The d isp lay shows "CODE"then the set c hang es over to c od e req uest mod e and "- - - -" is d isp layed .
Enter your four-digitc od e numb er using b uttons "1"to "6" .
For example: if your c od e is 5345 p ress b uttons "5", "3" , "4" and "5"in turn.
When the fourth numb er has b een entered c orrec tly, the rad io starts automatic ally. Error in entering the code
If an error is mad e when entering one of the first three d ig its, d o not c ontinue the op eration and switc h off the rad io to
p revent b loc king it.
Eac h inc orrec t c od e entry will result in the set b eing b loc ked for a p eriod of from 5 sec ond s to 30 minutes, after the
7th inc orrec t entry.
To unb loc k the set, leave it switc hed on d uring the waiting p eriod . When "- - - -" is d isp layed , you c an enter the c od e
ag ain.
If the set is switc hed off d uring the waiting p eriod , this waiting p eriod will restart when the set is switc hed on ag ain.
After 14 inc orrec t c od e errors the rad io will b e p ermanently b loc ked . ADJUSTING THE SOUND Adjusting the volume
Turn the "M"b utton to inc rease or d ec rease the volume of the set.
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To maintain steering, do not remove the ignition key.
105TOWING AND LIFTING THE VEHICLE
Towing with wheels on the ground
Towing eyes are at the front and rear of the vehicle.
Towing at slow speed for a short distance is permissible in emergencies
(depending on road traffic regulations).Use a bar with hooks attached to the towing eyes indicated above.
Being towed with the front or rear wheels lifted Use a special rigid towing bar with belt attachments. Fit the belt attachments to the front
crossmember.
Take the necessary precautions to protect the bumpers and the front orrear of the vehicle.
Tow at slow speed.
WARNING
When the engine is not running there is no power assistance for the steering and braking systems.
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