2002 Lancia Ypsilon radio

You are recommended to read this chapter sit-
ting comfortably in your new Lancia Y. In this
way you will be able to identify the parts de-
scribed immediate and see for yourself what you
have just read.
In short, you will increase your knowledge of your
Lancia Y with its controls and other devices. Later,
when you start the engine and join the traffic you
will make a host of other pleasant discoveries.
DASHBOARD................................................. 11
THE LANCIA CODE SYSTEM....................... 13
IGNITION SWITCH ........................................ 16
INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS ............................... 17
SEAT BELTS .................................................. 21
TRANSPORTING CHILDREN SAFELY .......... 26
INSTRUMENT PANEL ................................... 29
INSTRUMENTS............................................. 31
WARNING LIGHTS ........................................ 34HEATING AND VENTILATION ..................... 37
CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM....................... 40
STEERING COLUMN STALKS ...................... 41
CONTROLS.................................................... 43
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT ................................ 45
SUNROOF...................................................... 48
DOORS........................................................... 49
BOOT ............................................................. 51
BONNET........................................................ 53
SKI AND ROOF RACKS................................. 55
HEADLIGHTS............................................... 55
ABS ................................................................ 56
FRONT AND SIDE AIRBAGS.......................... 58
EOBD SYSTEM............................................... 63
SOUND SYSTEM ........................................... 64
RADIO-NAVIGATION SYSTEM..................... 65
CELLULAR PHONE SETUP........................... 66
FUEL TANK CAP ............................................ 67
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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR
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DASHBOARD
The presence and position of instruments and warning lights may vary according to the version of the car.
1.Fixed air vents for side windows - 2.Left-hand stalk (direction indicators/headlamps) - 3.Airbag - 4.Right-hand stalk (wind-
screen wiper/rear window wiper) - 5.Instrument panel - 6.Button panel with climate control button - 7.Radio-navigator or
sound system - 8.Front window demisting - 9.Passenger side airbag - 10.Speaker housing (tweeter) - 11.Side air vent - 12.Glove
compartment - 13.Air distribution knob - 14.Air recirculation slider - 15.Fan knob - 16.Air temperature adjustment knob -
17.Ignition switch - 18.Steering wheel adjustment lever - 19.Bonnet release lever - 20.Horn - 21.Object tray/Fusebox.
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THE LANCIA
CODE SYSTEM
To further protect your car from at-
tempted theft, it has been fitted with
an electronic engine immobiliser sys-
tem called “Lancia CODE”, which is
currently considered the most effec-
tive way of protecting your car against
theft.This system is automatically
activated each time the engine is
switched off. Each ignition key, in
fact, contains an electronic device
which modulates a radio-frequency
signal emitted by a special aerial dur-
ing ignition. The modulated signal is
a “password” with which the control
unit recognises the key. Engine igni-
tion is enabled only if the key is recog-
nised by the system.THE KEYS
Three types of key (fig. 1) are sup-
plied with the car.
The car is always supplied with a
singleAkey and BorCkeys depend-
ing on the version:
– version without remote control,
twoBkeys;
– versions with door lock/unlock re-
mote control, one Bkey and one Ckey;
KeyA, with a burgundy grip, is the
“master” key. Only one of these keys
is provided, and it is used to store the
codes of new keys replacing ones that
have been lost or damaged, or when
storing duplicate key codes. Given its
importance, it should be kept in a safe
place (not in the car) and only be
used when absolutely necessary.
No repairs can be carried out on
the Lancia CODE system or the en-
gine control unit if this key is lost.KeyB, with a black grip, is the key
that is to be used normally. It will:
– start the engine
– unlock/lock the doors
– unlock/lock the boot
– unlock/lock the fuel tank cap.
– deactivate the passenger airbag.
KeyC, (which may be supplied as
an alternative to the Bkey), has the
same functions as key B, plus the re-
mote control function for the door
lock/unlock system.
The key is supplied together with the
CODE card (fig. 2) which bears:
D- the electronic code to be used for
emergency starting (see “In an emer-
gency”);
fig. 1
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fig. 2
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DUPLICATE KEYS
If you ask for extra keys, remember
that all the keys, both the new ones
and those you already possess, must
be stored in the memory (up to a
maximum of 7). Go directly to your
nearestLANCIA Dealership, taking
with you the burgundy “master” key,
all the keys in your possession and the
CODE card. The LANCIA Dealer-
shipmay ask you to demonstrate that
you own the car.
The codes of any keys that are not
available when the new storage pro-
cedure is carried out will be deleted
from the memory to prevent any lost
keys being used to start the car.
The burgundy key, plus
all the other keys, and the
CODE card must be
handed over to the new owner
when selling the car.Ministerial homologation
With respect to the legislation in
force in each country on the use of ra-
dio frequencies:
– the market specific homologation
codes are given in the chapter “Ac-
cessory installation”;
– the homologation code is printed
on the ignition key-remote control for
the markets which require it.DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK
REMOTE CONTROL (fig. 3)
The remote control is built into the
ignition key. It consists of a button C
and a LED D. The button operates
the control and the LED flashes while
the transmitter is sending the code to
the receiver.
This a radio-frequency remote con-
trol and must be used close to the car.
fig. 3
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BASIC SOUND SYSTEM -
optional
This consists of the following:
– 2 front tweeter speakers;
– 2 full-range speakers in the doors;
– rear speaker cables;
– wire and manual radio aerial lo-
cated on the front of the roof.
For electrical connec-
tions, see the section “Ac-
cessory installation”.SOUND SYSTEM
The complete system consists of the
following:
– basic system (see previous para-
graph).
– Clarion PU2312 sound system
with CD player (fig. 92)(for charac-
teristics and instructions see attached
supplement).
– case for front panel.
– brackets for removing radio unit.
– 2 rear speakers;
– CD CHANGER (where fitted) wire
with respecting connector located on
right-hand side of the boot, where you
can install a compatible CD
CHANGER if required.
fig. 91
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fig. 92
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RADIO-NAVIGATION
SYSTEM
The complete system consists of the
following:
– basic system (see previous para-
graph).
– Blaupunkt radio-navigator (fig. 93)
(for characteristics and instructions see
attached supplement).
– brackets for removing radio-navi-
gator unit.
– 2 rear speakers.
– CD CHANGER wire with respect-
ing connector located on right-hand
side of the boot, where you can install
a compatible CD CHANGER if re-
quired.
fig. 93
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REPEATED CHECKS
AND CHECKS
BEFORE LONG
TRIPS
Periodically, remember to check:
– tyre pressure and condition
– engine oil level
– coolant level and condition of the
system
– brake fluid level
– windscreen washer liquid level
– power steering fluid level.
ACCESSORIES
PURCHASED
BY THE OWNER
RADIO TRANSMITTERS
AND CELL PHONES
Cell phones and other ra-
dio transmitters (e.g. CB radios) can-
not be used inside the car, unless you
use a separate aerial mounted outside
the car.
– Clean and protect the shiny metal
parts using special compounds avail-
able on the market.
– Sprinkle talcum powder on the
rubber windscreen and rear window
wiper blades and lift them off the
glass.
– Slightly open the windows.
– Cover the car with a cloth or per-
forated plastic sheet. Do not use
sheets of imperforated plastic as they
do not allow moisture on the car body
to evaporate.
– Inflate the tyres to 0.5 bar above
the normal specified pressure and
check it at intervals.
– Do not drain the engine cooling
system.
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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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