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         Ventilation         
 WITH AUTOMATIC REGULATION - MONO ZONE 
 If your vehicle is fitted with these controls,  
they are located on the fascia panel on the 
centre console control panel. Th

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  Cancelling  the  programming 
 Press this button briefly to clear  
the programmed start time.  The display lighting and the 
pre-selection number (e.g. 1) are 
switche

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   Air  bags   
  Disarming  the  passenger  air  bag 
 Refer to the "MODE" section of  
chapter 4, then on the "Passenger air 
bag" menu, select   OFF .   When  
OFF  is selected, the

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   Air  bags   
  Disarming  the  passenger  air  bag 
 Refer to the "MODE" section of  
chapter 4, then on the "Passenger air 
bag" menu, select   OFF .   When  
OFF  is selected, the

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   Towing  a  trailer   
ACCESSORIES
  
Cooling:   towing a trailer on a slope 
increases the coolant temperature.  
 As the fan is electrically controlled, its  
cooling capacity is not depend

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CHECKS
   Under the bonnet     
  DIESEL ENGINES 
   
1.    Windscreen/headlamp wash reservoir. 
  
2.    Fuse box. 
  
3.    Coolant reservoir. 
  
4.    Brake and clutch fluid reservoir.

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  Levels
 LEVELS 
 These regular maintenance operations  
will keep your vehicle in good running 
order. Consult the instructions at  CITROËN  
dealerships or in the servicing booklet 
enclosed

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CHECKS
  Levels
  Cooling system 
 Only use the fluid recommended by the  
manufacturer. Otherwise, you risk seriously 
damaging your engine. When the engine 
is warm, the temperature of the co
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