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Page 108 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 107
INSTRUMENTS 
SPEEDOMETER (fig. 103)
The speedometer shows the car
speed expressed in kilometres per
hour (km/h) and starts signalling
the speed when the car speed
exceeds approx. 4 km/h (see the
i

Page 109 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 108
fig. 106
L0A0236b
ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERA-
TURE GAUGE WITH OVER-
HEATING WARNING LIGHT
(fig. 105)
This instrument indicates the
engine coolant temperature. It starts
signalling the temperature when

Page 110 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 109
IMPORTANTRefuelling shall
always be performed with engine off
and ignition key to STOP. If the
engine is off but the key is to MAR,
a wrong fuel level could temporarily
be indicated. This is due t

Page 127 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 126
Glow plugs (JTD versions)
Warning light/symbol
m
èm
Message
–
PLUG PREHEATING
FAULT
GO TO DEALERMeaning of the message
Symbol is displayed 
when glow plugs 
are working. Symbol goes off
when gl

Page 140 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) Action 
Before reactivating
the switch read care-
fully through the
instructions given in the rele-
vant paragraph
139
Rear fog lights
Warning light/symbol
o
p
q
Message
REAR FOG LIGHT 
FAULT LEFT
GO

Page 141 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) Action
The presence of water
in the fuel circuit may
cause serious damage
to the entire injection system
and cause irregular engine
operation. If there is water in
the fuel filter or the sensor is
fau

Page 163 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 162
SUPPLEMENTARY
HEATER
The supplementary heater can
work with the engine off or on and it
allows the following: 
– to heat the engine coolant before
start up
– to reduce the engine warming up
ti

Page 164 of 386

Lancia Thesis 2007  Owner handbook (in English) 163
– when the engine is running the
system works only in “supplemen-
tary heater” mode. 
Regardless of the operating mode,
the start up procedure for the sup-
plementary heater, once it has bee
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