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DRIVING IN THE MOUNTAINS
– When driving downhill use the en-
gine braking effect by engaging a low
gear so as not to overheat the brakes.
– Under no circumstances should
you drive downhill with the engine off
or with the car in neutral, let alone
with the ignition key out.
– Drive at a moderate speed without
cutting corners.
– Remember that overtaking while
going uphill is slower and therefore re-
quires more free road. If you are being
overtaken while driving uphill, make
it easier for the other vehicle to pass.DRIVING ON SNOW OR ICE
Here are some tips for driving in
these conditions.
– Before starting off, check that the
windscreen wiper blades are not stuck
to the windscreen.
– Remove any snow from the climate
control system air intake.
– Keep your speed down.
– Use chains or snow tyres if the
roads are covered in snow, see the re-
spective paragraphs in this chapter.
– Do not keep the engine running for
long periods in deep snow as the snow
could push exhaust gases into the pas-
senger compartment.– Mainly use the braking effect of
the engine and under all circum-
stances avoid braking sharply.
– When braking in a car not fitted
with ABS, avoid the wheels locking by
varying the pressure you exert on the
brake pedal.
– Do not accelerate suddenly and
avoid swerving.
– In the winter, even apparently dry
roads may have icy patches. Be care-
ful therefore when driving over
stretches that do not get much expo-
sure to the sun or that are lined by
trees and rocks, where ice might not
have melted.
– Keep a good distance from the ve-
hicles in front.
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DRIVING WITH ABS
The car can be fitted with a wheel
anti-locking system (ABS) and with
electronic brake correction (EBD) sys-
tem.
ABS is a braking system that essen-
tially offers two advantages:
1)It prevents wheel locking and
consequent skidding in emergency
stops, particularly when the road does
not offer much grip.
2)It makes it possible to brake and
steer at the same time so you can
avoid unexpected obstacles and direct
the car where you want while brak-
ing. The extent to which this can be
done will depend on the physical lim-
its of the tyre’s total grip.To get the most out of ABS:
– During emergency stops or when
grip conditions are poor, you will feel
a slight pulsation on the brake pedal.
This is the sign that the ABS is work-
ing. Do not release the brake pedal
but continue to press so as not to in-
terrupt the braking action.
– ABS prevents the wheels from
locking, but it does not increase ac-
tual grip conditions between tyre and
road. Therefore, even if your car is fit-
ted with ABS, respect the safety dis-
tance from the car in front of you and
keep your speed down when driving
into bends.
ABS serves to increase the controlla-
bility of the car, not to enable you to
go faster.If warning light >
switches on when the en-
gine is running, this usu-
ally indicates an ABS fault. In such
cases the braking system is still ef-
ficient, although the anti-locking
device does not function. The EBD
system may also be less efficient.
Go to a LANCIA Dealership imme-
diately, taking care not to brake
suddenly, and have the system
checked.
The car is fitted with an
electronic brake corrector
(EBD). If warning lights >
andxlight up simultaneously
when the engine is running, this
indicates an EBD fault. This
means that violent braking could
cause early locking of the rear
wheels causing the car to skid.
Drive the car extremely carefully
to the nearest LANCIA Dealership
to have the system checked.
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FRONT SIDE LIGHTS
To replace the 12V-5W bulb (type
W5W):
1)Remove the cover B (fig.10)by
turning partially in an anti-clockwise
direction.
2)Slide out bulb holder C (fig. 12)
by turning it slightly to make it easier
to release.
3)Remove the bulb.
4)Replace the press-fit bulb and re-
fit the bulb holder and cover.
fig. 12
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HEADLIGHTS
To replace the halogen lights (12V-
55W):
1)Remove covers AandB (fig. 10)
by turning them partially in an anti-
clockwise direction.
2)Release the clips C-E (fig. 11)
and remove the burnt-out bulb D
(mainbeam headlight of type H3 with
printed wire already attached) or F
(dippedbeam headlight, type H7).
3)Insert the new bulb, making sure
it is positioned properly.
4)Reattach the securing clips and
close the covers.IF AN EXTERIOR
LIGHT BURNS OUT
fig. 10
P4C00027
fig. 11
P4C00026
Modifications or repairs
to the electrical system
carried out incorrectly and
without bearing the features of the
system in mind can cause mal-
functions with the risk of fire.
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FRONT DIRECTION
INDICATORS
To replace the 12V-21W bulb (type
PY21W):
1)Release spring clip A (fig. 13)
from support Bby turning in the di-
rection of the arrow.
2)Pull out the lens unit from the
front.
3)The bulb holder Cis connected to
the lens unit. To remove it, turn it
slightly.4)Remove bulbE (fig. 14), by push-
ing it gently and turning it in an an-
ticlockwise direction.
5)Replace the bulb, then refit the
bulb holder to the lens unit.
6)Reposition the lens unit, by intro-
ducing the two tabs Dinto the guides
at the side of the headlamp.
7)Reattach spring clip A.DIRECTION INDICATOR
REPEATERS
To replace the 12V-5W bulb (type
W5W):
1)Push the lens A (fig. 15)in the di-
rection of the arrow to release the fas-
tening tab. Be careful not to damage
the bodywork.
2)Take the unit out.
fig. 13
P4C00029
fig. 14
P4C00405
fig. 15
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REAR LIGHT CLUSTER
1)From inside the car boot, lift the
carpeting and undo screw A (fig. 19)
securing the light cluster.
2)Remove the light cluster B.
3)Replace the burnt-out bulb by
pushing it slightly and turning anti-
clockwise.
Bulbs in (fig. 20):
C - 12V-21W (orange) (type PY21W)
for the direction indicators.
D - 12-21W (type P21W) for the re-
versing lights.
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3)Remove the bulb holder B
(fig. 16)fromCin the lens.
4)Remove press-fit bulb Dand re-
place it.
5)Refit the bulb holder into Cand
then fit the lens.
FRONT FOGLIGHTS
To replace the halogen bulb 12V-
55W (type H1):
1)Turn the wheels to the right to get
at the left light, and to the left to get
at the right light.
2)Unscrew screw A (fig. 17)in the
cover on the wheelarch.3)Turn cover Bin an anticlockwise
direction.
4)Release clip D (fig. 18)and re-
move bulbC.
5)Release the clip Dand screw
coverBback in.
fig. 16
P4C00383
fig. 17
P4C00152
fig. 18
P4C00406
fig. 19
P4C00038
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System / Component No. fuse Amperage Location
Hazard lights
Reverse lights
Brake lights
Direction indicators
Interior light
Map light
Front left side lights
Rear right taillights
Left number plate light
Front right side lights
Rear left taillights
Right number plate light
Rear foglights
Boot light
Radio lighting
Cluster lighting
Heater/climate controls lighting
Dashboard controls lighting
Cigar lighter lighting
Cigar lighter
Digital clock brightness
Right main beam headlight
Left main beam headlight
Right dipped beam headlight
Left dipped beam headlight
Front foglights
2 10A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
4 15A fig. 32
4 15A fig. 32
9 10A fig. 32
9 10A fig. 32
9 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
13 10A fig. 32
4 15A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
9 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
3 10A fig. 33
10 10A fig. 32
14 10A fig. 32
15 10A fig. 32
8 10A fig. 32
12 10A fig. 32
2 20A fig. 33
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Headlight warning lamp
Side/taillights warning light - Cellular phone setup system
Heated rear window warning light
Heated rear window
Rear window wiper
Rear window washer
Windscreen wiper
Windscreen washer
Electric mirror control
Electric mirror defroster
Remote control
Radio power supply - Cellular phone radio-navigator
setup system
Cluster power supply - Cellular phone setup system
Check panel power supply
Door lock/unlock remote control power supply
Horn
Airbag system protection
ABS system protection
Radiator fan protection
Internal climate control fan
Radiator fan
Electric windows
Door lock System / Component No. fuse Amperage Location
15 10A fig. 32
10 10A fig. 32
1 20A fig. 32
1 20A fig. 32
6 20A fig. 32
6 20A fig. 32
6 20A fig. 32
6 20A fig. 32
3 10A fig. 33
1 20A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
4 15A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
3 15A fig. 32
4 15A fig. 32
5 20A fig. 32
– 15A fig. 32
6 60A-MAXI FUSE fig. 35
30A (40A
2 if climate control fig. 35
fitted)-MAXI FUSE
7 30A fig. 32
11 30A fig. 32
1 30A fig. 33
5 20A fig. 33
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WITH A SHOP JACK
Front end
The car may only be raised by plac-
ing the jack arm under the transaxle,
with a block of wood or rubber as il-
lustrated in (fig. 38).IF THE CAR NEEDS
TO BE RAISED
WITH THE JACK
See “If a tyre is punctured”, in this
section.
The jack should only be
used to change a wheel on
the vehicle with which it is
supplied or on vehicles of the same
model. All other uses, for example
raising other vehicles, must be ex-
cluded. Under no circumstances
use the jack to carry out repairs
under the vehicle.
If the jack is not used
correctly, the raised vehi-
cle may fall. Do not use the
jack to lift weights above that in-
dicated on the label attached to the
jack itself.
It must be remembered that:
– the jack does not require adjust-
ments;
– the jack cannot be repaired. If it
breaks, it must be changed with an-
other new jack;
– only the jack handle described in
the chapter “If a tyre is punctured”
can be fitted onto the jack.
fig. 38
P4C00393
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