2007 Alfa Romeo 166 warning light

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 93
CONTROLS
OPENING THE LUGGAGE
COMPARTMENT 
(fig. 95)
To open the luggage compartment from
inside the car press the button (A) (with
the car stationary) inside the glovebox.
Because of its position,

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 95
GEARSHIFT LEVER (fig. 101)
When changing gear always fully de-
press the clutch pedal. Before engaging
reverse gear (R) wait for the car to be
stationary.
To engage reverse gear (R) it is neces-
sa

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 96 INTERNAL FITTINGS
GLOVE BOX (fig. 108-109)
On the dashboard there is a key-lock-
able glovebox with light. The lock can be
opened/closed using the ignition key.
To open the glovebox pull lever (A).

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 99
Always ensure that the
cigar lighter has turned
off.
FRONT ASHTRAY (fig. 119)
To open the protective lid (A) press in
the point shown by the arrow.
To empty the ashtray, pull out the tray,
pressing

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 105
– Using the special key (B-fig. 133)
provided in the tool bag rotate bushing
(C-fig. 133) of the motor to move the
sunroof.
IMPORTANT When the operation has
been ended the key should be turned h

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 108
SECURING THE LOAD 
The loads carried may be blocked with
straps hooked to the special rings in the
boot corners (fig. 140). The rings also
serve to secure the luggage retaining net
(available on r

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 110
To close:
– Lower the bonnet to approx. 20 cm.
from the engine bay, then let it drop. Try
lifting it to make sure that it is shut com-
pletely and not simply caught in the safe-
ty position. 
If

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Alfa Romeo 166 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 111
GAS DISCHARGE HEADLIGHTS
(optional for versions/markets where
applicable)
Gas discharge headlights (xenon) work
with a voltaic arc, in an atmosphere satu-
rated with pressurised xenon gas, instead