2008 CITROEN XSARA PICASSO Owners Manual

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V I S I B I L I T Y
Windscreen washer
Pull the stalk towards you to oper-
ate a timed wash/wipe sequence
(three cycles).

Rear screen demister
Only operates if the engine is run-
ning.
Press the control once to start elec-
tric demisting of the rear screen
(and exterior rear view mirrors).
Switches off automatically after ap-
prox. twelve minutes to prevent ex-
cessive consumption of power.
Press the control once to stop de-
misting.
Always check that the windscreen and rear screen wipers can operate freely, for example if fitting a bicycle carrier, or in freezing temperatures.
Remove any accumulation of snow from the base of the windscreen.฀R฀e฀a฀r฀฀฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀฀w฀i฀p฀e฀฀
฀1฀s฀t฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀-฀฀
฀S฀t฀o฀p
฀2฀n฀d฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀–฀฀฀I฀n฀t฀e฀r฀m฀i฀t฀t฀e฀n฀t฀฀฀r฀e฀a฀r฀฀฀฀
฀฀ ฀w฀i฀p฀e
฀3฀r฀d฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀-฀฀฀฀฀W฀a฀s฀h฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀t฀i฀m฀e฀d฀฀฀฀
฀฀ ฀r฀e฀a฀r฀฀฀w฀i฀p฀e
฀A฀u฀t฀o฀m฀a฀t฀i฀c฀฀฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀W฀h฀e฀n฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀w฀i฀n฀d฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀ ฀w฀i฀p฀e฀r฀s฀฀ ฀a฀r฀e฀฀
฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀o฀n฀฀฀e฀n฀g฀a฀g฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀r฀e฀v฀e฀r฀s฀e฀฀
฀g฀e฀a฀r฀.

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F R O N T S E A T S
Head restraint
Height and angle adjustable.
To remove, press on the unlocking button and pull up-
wards.
Armrest
Can be lifted up and removed : tilt to 45°, press
the button located between the armrest and the
side of the backrest, and pull out.
Driver's seat height
Use the control to adjust to the required po-
sition.
Reach
Lift the control bar and adjust to the desired
position.
Lumbar supports
Turn the control and adjust to the desired
position.Backrest angle
Use the control to adjust the back-
rest angle.
Heated seats
The front seats can be heated individually. Use the controls
located on the dashboard.
The temperature is automatically regulated.
The heated seats will only operate when the engine is
running.
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S T E E R I N G C O L U M N A D J U S T M E N T
The height of the steering wheel
can be adjusted to suit the driver.
With the vehicle at restfirst ad-
just the seat to the most suitable
position (see “Driving position”). Unlock the steering wheel by push-
ing the control forwards.
Adjust the steering wheel then lock
by pulling the control downwards
and towards you.
As a matter of safety, these actions should not be attempted when the vehicle is moving.

A

W I N D O W S
Electric operation
From the driver’s position, the
switches on the centre console al-
low the front windows of the vehicle
to be opened and closed.Driver's window
Sequential control
One touch on
Amakes the window close or open fully, a second touch stops
the movement.
A long press causes a window movement which stops as soon as yo u re-
lease.
Anti-pinch on the driver’s window
An anti- pinch device stops the window from rising if it meets an obstacle, and
reverses the direction.
After a battery disconnection or a malfunction , you should re- initialise
the anti-pinch function:
- Press control Ato open the window fully, then press to close it again, it will
rise only a few centimetres. Press Aagain until the window closes fully.
If the window re-opens in an erratic manner when you try to clo se it, press
control Arepeatedly until the window closes fully.
Warning: during this operation the anti-pinch protection is not in fo rce.
Always remove the ignition key when leaving the vehicle, even for short periods.
If pinching occurs during operations on the electric window s,
you should reverse the movement of the glass. To do this, press on the control concerned.
When the driver actions the controls of the passenger window s,
he should first make sure that passengers are not obstructin g
the closing of the glass.
The driver should ensure that the passengers operate the electric windows correctly.
ALWAYS PAY ATTENTION TO WHERE CHILDREN ARE WHEN OPENING OR CLOSING WINDOWS.
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W I N D O W S
Rear electric control
The electric rear windows can be actioned using the switcheslocated on the
dashboard and those on the vehicle’s rear doors.
Child safety precaution
One switch can deactivate the rear window controls.
Always remove the ignition key when leaving the vehicle, eve n for short peri-
ods.
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฀I฀V ฀E ฀N ฀T ฀I ฀L ฀A ฀T ฀I ฀O ฀N ฀฀ ฀– ฀฀ ฀H ฀E ฀A ฀T ฀I ฀N ฀G
฀1฀฀฀-฀฀฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀d฀i฀s฀t฀r฀i฀b฀u฀t฀i฀o฀n฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀fl฀o฀w฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀f฀a฀c฀e฀฀฀l฀e฀v฀e฀l฀฀฀v฀e฀n฀t฀s฀.
฀A฀i฀r฀฀ ฀fl฀o฀w฀฀ ฀t฀o฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀f฀o฀o฀t฀w฀e฀l฀l฀s฀฀ ฀a฀n฀d฀฀ ฀r฀e฀a฀r฀฀
฀s฀e฀a฀t฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀s฀.
฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀fl฀o฀w฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀f฀o฀o฀t฀w฀e฀l฀l฀s฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀s฀-
฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀s฀i฀d฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀o฀w฀s฀.
฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀fl฀o฀w฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀s฀i฀d฀e฀฀
฀w฀i฀n฀d฀o฀w฀s฀. ฀D฀e฀i฀c฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀-฀฀฀d฀e฀m฀i฀s฀t฀i฀n฀g
฀T฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀d฀i฀s฀t฀r฀i฀b฀u฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀f฀r฀o฀m฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀b฀l฀o฀w฀e฀r฀฀฀c฀a฀n฀฀฀b฀e฀฀฀a฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀e฀d฀฀฀a฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀l฀l฀฀฀b฀y฀฀฀p฀l฀a฀c฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀t฀r฀o฀l฀฀ ฀1฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀y฀฀฀i฀n฀t฀e฀r฀m฀e฀d฀i฀a฀t฀e฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.฀฀
฀W฀h฀a฀t฀e฀v฀e฀r฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀c฀h฀o฀s฀e฀n฀,฀฀฀i฀t฀฀฀i฀s฀฀฀a฀l฀w฀a฀y฀s฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀s฀i฀b฀l฀e฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀o฀b฀t฀a฀i฀n฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀f฀r฀o฀m฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀v฀e฀n฀t฀s฀.
฀2฀฀฀-฀฀฀E฀n฀t฀r฀y฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀e฀x฀t฀e฀r฀i฀o฀r฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀/฀฀฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀r฀e฀c฀i฀r฀c฀u฀l฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n ฀3฀฀฀-฀฀฀A฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀b฀l฀o฀w฀e฀r฀฀฀s฀p฀e฀e฀d
฀4฀฀฀-฀฀฀A฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀b฀l฀o฀w฀n฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀t฀e฀m฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀u฀r฀e
฀5฀฀฀-฀฀฀D฀e฀m฀i฀s฀t฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀r฀e฀a฀r฀฀฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n

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฀M ฀A ฀N ฀U ฀A ฀L ฀฀ ฀A ฀I ฀R ฀฀ ฀C ฀O ฀N ฀D ฀I ฀T ฀I ฀O ฀N ฀I ฀N ฀G
฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g
฀T฀h฀e฀฀ ฀a฀i฀r฀฀ ฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g฀฀ ฀o฀n฀l฀y฀฀ ฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀e฀s฀฀ ฀w฀h฀e฀n฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀e฀n฀g฀i฀n฀e฀฀฀i฀s฀฀฀r฀u฀n฀n฀i฀n฀g฀.
฀P฀r฀e฀s฀s฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀s฀w฀i฀t฀c฀h฀฀฀o฀n฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀d฀a฀s฀h฀b฀o฀a฀r฀d฀.
฀W฀a฀r฀n฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀l฀a฀m฀p฀฀฀o฀n฀฀฀=฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀�
฀E฀n฀t฀r฀y฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀e฀x฀t฀e฀r฀i฀o฀r฀฀฀a฀i฀r
฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀r฀e฀c฀i฀r฀c฀u฀l฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n
฀T฀h฀i฀s฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀p฀r฀e฀v฀e฀n฀t฀s฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀e฀n฀t฀r฀y฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀u฀n฀p฀l฀e฀a฀s฀a฀n฀t฀฀ ฀o฀d฀o฀u฀r฀s฀฀฀i฀n฀t฀o฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀v฀e฀h฀i฀c฀l฀e฀.
฀I฀t฀฀฀s฀h฀o฀u฀l฀d฀฀฀b฀e฀฀฀c฀a฀n฀c฀e฀l฀l฀e฀d฀฀฀a฀s฀฀฀s฀o฀o฀n฀฀฀a฀s฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀s฀i฀b฀l฀e฀฀฀t฀o฀฀
฀r฀e฀n฀e฀w฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀a฀i฀r฀฀ ฀i฀n฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀p฀a฀s฀s฀e฀n฀g฀e฀r฀฀ ฀c฀o฀m฀p฀a฀r฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀฀฀a฀s฀฀฀w฀e฀l฀l฀฀฀a฀s฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀a฀l฀l฀o฀w฀฀฀d฀e฀m฀i฀s฀t฀i฀n฀g฀.
฀T฀o฀฀ ฀e฀n฀h฀a฀n฀c฀e฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀e฀f฀fi฀c฀i฀e฀n฀c฀y฀฀ ฀a฀n฀d฀฀ ฀r฀a฀p฀i฀d฀i฀t฀y฀฀ ฀o฀f฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀
฀a฀i฀r฀฀ ฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g฀฀ ฀i฀n฀฀ ฀v฀e฀r฀y฀฀ ฀h฀o฀t฀฀ ฀w฀e฀a฀t฀h฀e฀r฀,฀฀ ฀u฀s฀e฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀
฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀r฀e฀c฀i฀r฀c฀u฀l฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.
฀M฀o฀v฀e฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀c฀o฀n฀t฀r฀o฀l ฀฀ ฀2฀฀ ฀f฀u฀l฀l฀y฀฀ ฀t฀o฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀r฀i฀g฀h฀t฀฀ ฀a฀n฀d฀฀ ฀p฀l฀a฀-
฀c฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀b฀l฀o฀w฀e฀r฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀t฀r฀o฀l฀฀ ฀3฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀฀฀i฀n฀t฀e฀r฀m฀e฀d฀i฀a฀t฀e฀฀฀฀
฀p฀o฀s฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.
฀T฀h฀i฀s฀฀ ฀f฀u฀n฀c฀t฀i฀o฀n฀฀ ฀s฀h฀o฀u฀l฀d฀฀ ฀b฀e฀฀ ฀c฀a฀n฀c฀e฀l฀l฀e฀d฀฀ ฀w฀h฀e฀n฀฀ ฀i฀t฀฀ ฀i฀s฀฀
฀n฀o฀฀ ฀l฀o฀n฀g฀e฀r฀฀ ฀n฀e฀e฀d฀e฀d฀,฀฀ ฀t฀o฀฀ ฀a฀l฀l฀o฀w฀฀ ฀r฀e฀n฀e฀w฀a฀l฀฀ ฀o฀f฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀฀ ฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀a฀b฀i฀n฀. ฀D฀e฀i฀c฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀–฀฀฀d฀e฀m฀i฀s฀t฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀
฀f฀r฀o฀n฀t฀฀฀s฀i฀d฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀o฀w฀s
฀-฀฀฀P฀l฀a฀c฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀t฀r฀o฀l฀s฀฀฀f฀o฀r฀฀฀t฀e฀m฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀u฀r฀e฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀f฀l฀o฀w฀฀฀o ฀n฀฀฀฀
฀m฀a฀x฀i฀m฀u฀m฀,
฀-฀฀฀c฀l฀o฀s฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀e฀n฀t฀r฀a฀l฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀v฀e฀n฀t฀s฀,
฀-฀฀฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g฀.
฀N฀o฀t฀e฀฀฀:฀฀ ฀y฀o฀u฀฀฀s฀h฀o฀u฀l฀d฀฀ ฀n฀o฀t฀฀฀b฀e฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀R฀e฀c฀i฀r฀c฀u฀l฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.
฀D฀e฀i฀c฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀–฀฀฀d฀e฀m฀i฀s฀t฀i฀n฀g฀฀฀o฀f฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀s฀c฀r฀e฀e฀n฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀
฀f฀r฀o฀n฀t฀฀฀s฀i฀d฀e฀฀฀w฀i฀n฀d฀o฀w฀s
฀-฀฀฀P฀l฀a฀c฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀t฀r฀o฀l฀s฀฀฀f฀o฀r฀฀฀t฀e฀m฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀u฀r฀e฀฀฀a฀n฀d฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀f฀l฀o฀w฀฀฀o ฀n฀฀฀฀
฀m฀a฀x฀i฀m฀u฀m฀,
฀-฀฀฀c฀l฀o฀s฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀c฀e฀n฀t฀r฀a฀l฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀v฀e฀n฀t฀s฀,
฀-฀฀฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀e฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g฀.
฀N฀o฀t฀e฀฀฀:฀฀ ฀y฀o฀u฀฀฀s฀h฀o฀u฀l฀d฀฀ ฀n฀o฀t฀฀฀b฀e฀฀฀i฀n฀฀฀A฀i฀r฀฀฀R฀e฀c฀i฀r฀c฀u฀l฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.

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฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀฀F฀o฀r฀฀฀฀฀.฀.฀.
฀฀ ฀฀
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฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀A฀l฀l฀฀฀c฀o฀l฀d฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀t฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h฀,฀฀ ฀M฀A฀X฀.฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h฀,฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀C฀O฀L฀D฀฀ ฀฀
฀t฀h฀e฀n฀฀฀p฀e฀r฀s฀o฀n฀a฀l฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀n฀฀฀p฀e฀r฀s฀o฀n฀a฀l฀฀ ฀O฀N฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀a฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀s฀฀ ฀a฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀s฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀T฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀A฀l฀l฀฀฀h฀o฀t
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀
฀t฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h฀,฀฀ ฀M฀A฀X฀.฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h฀,฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀H฀O฀T฀฀ ฀฀
฀t฀h฀e฀n฀฀฀p฀e฀r฀s฀o฀n฀a฀l฀฀ ฀t฀h฀e฀n฀฀฀p฀e฀r฀s฀o฀n฀a฀l฀฀ ฀–฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀a฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀s฀฀ ฀a฀d฀j฀u฀s฀t฀m฀e฀n฀t฀s฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀T฀o฀฀฀s฀t฀a฀r฀t฀฀฀w฀i฀t฀h
฀฀ ฀D฀E฀I฀C฀I฀N฀G ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀
฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀A฀l฀l฀฀฀h฀o฀t฀฀ ฀M฀A฀X฀.฀฀ ฀O฀N฀฀฀฀ ฀D฀E฀M฀I฀S฀T฀I฀N฀G ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀ ฀฀
฀V ฀E ฀N ฀T ฀I ฀L ฀A ฀T ฀I ฀O ฀N ฀฀ ฀– ฀฀ ฀H ฀E ฀A ฀T ฀I ฀N ฀G
฀M ฀A ฀N ฀U ฀A ฀L ฀฀ ฀A ฀I ฀R ฀฀ ฀C ฀O ฀N ฀D ฀I ฀T ฀I ฀O ฀N ฀I ฀N ฀G
฀T฀o฀฀฀o฀b฀t฀a฀i฀n฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀b฀e฀s฀t฀฀฀r฀e฀s฀u฀l฀t฀s฀฀฀f฀r฀o฀m฀฀฀t฀h฀e฀฀฀s฀y฀s฀t฀e฀m฀,฀฀฀w฀e฀฀฀r฀e฀c฀o฀m฀m฀e฀n฀d฀฀฀:
฀N฀o฀t฀e฀฀฀:฀฀ ฀w฀i฀t฀h฀฀฀a฀u฀t฀o฀m฀a฀t฀i฀c฀฀฀a฀i฀r฀฀฀c฀o฀n฀d฀i฀t฀i฀o฀n฀i฀n฀g฀,฀฀฀w฀e฀฀฀r฀e฀c฀o฀m฀m฀e฀n฀d฀฀฀y฀o฀u฀฀฀t฀o฀฀฀s฀e฀l฀e฀c฀t฀฀฀A฀U฀T฀O฀฀฀o฀p฀e฀r฀a฀t฀i฀o฀n฀.