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86
 SEAT BELTS  
  Detection of fastening of the front  
seat belts  
  
When  the  ignition  is  switched  on  , 
if  a  front  passenger  has  not  fastened  
his  seat  belt  and  if  the  vehicle  speed 
is    below  13  mph  (20  km/h)  ,  you  are 
warned  by  lighting  of  the    seat  belt 
warning light  . 
 The  warning  light  switches  off  when 
the seat belt(s) concerned is(are) fas-
tened.  
 If the vehicle speed is   above 13 mph 
(20  km/h)    ,    y o u    a r e    w a r n e d    b y    fl   a s h -
ing of the   seat belt warning light  , an 
audible  signal  and  a  message  on  the  
multifunction  display  locating  the  un-
fastened seat belt(s). 
  Front seat belts with  
pre-tensioner and force 
limiter 
 In  the  event  of  a  serious  front  impact, 
the  pre-tensioning  system  instantly 
 t i g h t e n s    t h e    s e a t    b e l t s    fi   r m l y    a g a i n s t  
the bodies of the occupants.  
 The  pre-tensioning  seat  belts  are  
armed when the ignition is on.  
 The force limiter reduces the pressure  
of  the  seat  belt  against  the  chest  of 
the  occupant,  so  increasing  his  pro-
tection.     Rear seat belts  
   T h e    r e a r    s e a t s    a r e    e a c h    fi   t t e d    w i t h    a   
three-point inertia reel seat belt.  
 These seat belts have a force limiter.  
  To fasten the seat belts  
   
     Pull  the  strap,  then  insert  the 
tongue into the buckle. 
  
     Check that the seat belt is fastened 
correctly by pulling the strap.      To unfasten the seat belts 
   
     Press the red button on the buckle.   
  
Note:    a  bag  or  an  animal 
placed on the front passenger  
seat may trigger the lighting of 
the warning light. 
 The  audible  signal  ceases  and  the 
warning  light  switches  off  when  the 
seat belt concerned is fastened.  
 After  two  minutes  without  any  action  
 o n   t h e   s e a t   b e l t s ,   t h e   fl   a s h i n g   w a r n i n g  
light  remains  on  permanently  and  the 
audible signal ceases.  
 All  of  the  warnings  cease  when  a  
door  is  opened  or  when  the  engine  is 
switched off.   
  Front seat belt height adjustment:  
   
     To  lower  the  attachment  point, 
squeeze  control    1   and  slide  it 
downwards. 
  
     To raise the attachment point, slide 
control   1  upwards.       

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94
  When  maintenance  opera- 
tions  need  to  be  carried  out 
with the engine running, apply 
the  handbrake  and  select  the 
 
P  ark position.    Sport and Snow programmes 
 These are two special programmes.  
 The  programme  selected  is  displayed  
on the instrument panel screen.   It  is  only  possible  to  change 
from  one  gear  to  another  if 
the  vehicle  speed  and  engine 
speed  permit.  If  they  do  not, 
the  vehicle  will  operate  temporarily  in 
automatic mode.  
 When  the  vehicle  is  stationary  or  
 moving very slowly, the gearbox auto-
matically selects gear   M1 . 
 Programmes    S   (sport)  and        (snow) 
do  not  operate  in  manual  gear  selec-
tion mode. 
  Any operating abnormality is 
indicated  by  lighting  of  this 
warning  light,  accompanied 
by  an  audible  signal  and  a 
message  on  the  multi-func-
tion display. 
 In this situation the gearbox  operates in 
downgrade mode (locked in 3rd gear). 
You may feel a substantial knock when 
changing from   P  to   R  and from   N  to   R  
(this will not cause any damage to the 
gearbox).  
 Do  not  exceed  60  mph  (100  km/h)  or  
keep within local speed limits.  
 Contact  a   PEUGEOT   dealer  as  soon  
as possible. 
  Operating check 
  Operation with manual selection of the gears 
   
     select position   M  in the gate, 
  
     push  the  lever  to  the    +   sign  to 
change  up  a  gear  and  push  again  
to change up another gear, 
  
     pull the lever to the  -  sign to change 
down  a  gear  and  pull  again  to 
change down another gear.  
 You  can  change  from  position    D  
 (driving  in  automatic  mode)  to  posi-
tion   M  (driving in manual mode) at any 
time. 
  The auto-adaptive programme 
   
     select  position    D   in  the  gate:  the 
gearbox  operates  in  auto-adap- 
tive  mode,  without  any  action  on 
your  part,  taking  into  account  the 
following parameters: 
   -   the style of driving,  
     -      t h e   p r o fi   l e   o f   t h e   r o a d ,  
  -   the vehicle load.   
 To  obtain  maximum  acceleration  
without  touching  the  lever,  press  the 
accele rator  down  fully  (kick  down). 
The  programme  will  change  down 
automatically  or  will  stay  in  the  gear 
selected  until  the  maximum  engine 
speed is reached.  
 When  the  brake  is  applied,  the  pro- 
gramme  will  change  down  automati-
 c a l l y   i n   o r d e r   t o   p r o v i d e   e f fi   c i e n t   e n g i n e  
braking.    Sport programme  
   
     Press  button    S   once  the  vehicle 
has been started in position   D , the 
auto-adaptive  programme  favours  
dynamic driving   
  Snow programme  
 This programme improves starting and  
drive when traction is poor.  
   
     Press  button        once  the  vehicle 
has  been  started  and  position    D  
has  been  selected,  the  auto-adap- 
tive  programme  adjusts  the  perfor-
mance  of  the  vehicle  to  the  condi-
tion of the slippery road.  
 You can deactivate the Sport or Snow 
programme  at  any  time  by  pressing 
the button selected.   
 Releasing  the  accelerator 
sharply does not have any im-
mediate effect on the speed of 
the vehicle.  
 Never  select  position    N   when 
the vehicle is moving.  
 Never  select  positions    P   or    R  
unless the vehicle is stationary. 
 Never  change  between  positions  to  
optimise  braking  on  a  slippery  sur-
face.      I f    t h e    b a t t e r y    i s    fl   a t    a n d    t h e  
 lever  is  in  position   
P ,  it  will 
be  impossible  to  change  to 
 another position. 
 In  particular,  do  not  force  the  lever 
or  there  is  a  risk  the  gearbox  may  be 
damaged.     

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102
 TYRE UNDER-INFLATION DETECTION 
 Sensors  check  the  tyre  pressure  dur- 
ing driving and trigger a warning in the 
event of malfunction.   
  Pressure Check  With  the  ignition  on  and  the  
vehicle having been stationary 
for approximately 15 minutes, 
and  after  the  engine  oil  level, 
this  indicator  light  comes  on 
on  the  instrument  panel  screen  to  indi-
cate  that  the  system  is  measuring  the 
tyre pressures.   
  Pressure OK 
 This  indicator  light  comes  
on  on  the  instrument  panel 
screen  if  all  of  the  tyre  pres-
sure  values  measured  are 
correct. 
 If  this  indicator  light  does  not  appear, 
contact  a   PEUGEOT   dealer  to  have 
the system checked.     Puncture 
 This  warning  light,  accom-
panied  by  the  audible   signal 
and  the  message  on  the 
multi-function  display  loca-
ting  the  wheel  concerned,  is 
followed  by  illumination  of  the    STOP 
 warning light.  
 Stop  immediately,  avoiding  any  sud- 
den  movement  of  the  steering  wheel 
and the brakes.  
 Change  the  damaged  wheel  (punc- 
 t u r e d    o r    v e r y    d e fl   a t e d    t y r e ) ,    a n d    h a v e  
the tyre pressure checked as soon as 
possible.  
   
Note:   this message is also dis-
played when one of the wheels 
is  away  from  the   vehicle  (be-
ing  repaired)  or  when  one  or 
more wheels without a sensor 
 a r e   fi   t t e d .    All  repairs  and  changing  of 
 t y r e s   o n   a   w h e e l   fi   t t e d   w i t h   t h i s  
system must be carried out by 
a  PEUGEOT  dealer. 
 If,  when  changing  a  tyre,  you  install  a 
wheel  which  is  not  detected  by  your 
vehicle,  you  must  have  the  system 
 reinitialised by a  PEUGEOT  dealer.  
   T h e   t y r e   u n d e r - i n fl   a t i o n   d e t e c t i o n   s y s - 
tem is an aid to driving which does not 
replace  the  need  for  the  driver  to  be 
vigilant or to drive responsibly.  
 This  system  does  not  eliminate  the  
need to have the tyre pressure checked 
regularly (see manufacturer's label) to 
ensure that the optimum dynamic per-
formance  of  the  vehicle  is  maintained 
and  prevent  premature  wear  of  the 
tyres,  particularly  in  arduous  driving 
conditions (heavy load, high speed).  
 The  tyre  pressures  must  be  checked  
cold, at least once a month. Remember 
to  check  the  pressure  of  the  spare 
wheel.  
   T h e   t y r e   u n d e r - i n fl   a t i o n   d e t e c t i o n   s y s - 
tem  may  experience  temporary  inter-
ference due to radioelectric emissions 
on  a  frequency  close  to  that  used  by 
the system.   
  Flat tyre 
 This  warning  light  is  accom-
panied  by  the  audible  si gnal 
and  the  message  on  the 
multi-function  display  loca-
ting the wheel concerned. 
 If  this  warning  light  comes  on,  have 
the tyre pressure checked as soon as 
possible.     Sensor(s) not detected or faulty 
 This  warning  light  is  accom-
panied  by  the  audible  si gnal 
and  the  message  on  the 
multi-function  display  which 
 i n d i c a t e s    t h a t    u n d e r - i n fl   a t i o n  
detection is absent from one (or seve-
ral)  wheel(s)  or  that  there  is  a  fault  in 
the system.  
 Contact a  PEUGEOT  dealer to replace  
the faulty sensor(s).   

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107
 To  maintain  the  reliability  of  
engines  and  emission  control 
systems,  the  use  of  additives 
in engine oil is prohibited.    Cooling system  CHECKING THE LEVELS 
 These are normal maintenance opera- 
tions which keep your vehicle in good 
working  order.  Consult  the  instruc-
tions  in  the   PEUGEOT   network,  on 
the Service Box site or in the servicing 
booklet enclosed with this handbook.  
  Dipstick  There  are  two  marks  on  
the dipstick:  
  
A   = maximum 
   N e v e r   fi   l l   p a s t   t h i s   m a r k .  
  
B   = minimum 
  Oil level 
   
     Check  the  level  regularly  and  top 
up between changes.  
 Check the level with the vehicle level,  
the  engine  having  been  off  for  more 
than 15 minutes, using the dipstick.    
Important:    if  you  have  to  re-
 m o v e / r e fi   t   t h e   e n g i n e   s t y l e   c o v e r ,
handle  it  with  care  to  avoid 
   d a m a g i n g   t h e   fi   x i n g   c l i p s .     Oil change  
 It  is  imperative  that  this  is  carried  out  
 a t   t h e   i n t e r v a l s   s p e c i fi   e d   a n d   t h e   v i s c o -
sity  of  the  oil  chosen  must  meet  the 
requirements  laid  down  in  the  manu-
facturer's  servicing  schedule.  Consult 
the  instructions  in  the   PEUGEOT  
 network or on the Service Box site.  
  
Note:    avoid  used  oil  coming  into 
 prolonged  contact  with  the  skin.  
Empty the used oil into the containers 
provided  for  this  purpose  in  the 
 PEUGEOT  network.   
  Oil filter 
 Replace  the  cartridge  regularly  in  
 accordance  with  the  recommenda-
tions of the servicing schedule.  
  Brake fluid change 
   U s e    t h e    fl   u i d    r e c o m m e n d e d    b y    t h e   
 m a n u f a c t u r e r ,    w h i c h    f u l fi   l s    D O T 4  
Standards.  
   I t    i s    i m p e r a t i v e    t h a t    t h e    b r a k e    fl   u i d    i s   
 c h a n g e d    a t    t h e    i n t e r v a l s    s p e c i fi   e d    i n  
accordance  with  the  manufacturer's 
servicing schedule.  
  
Note:    avoid  all  contact  with  the  skin, 
 t h e   b r a k e   fl   u i d   i s   h a r m f u l   t o   h e a l t h   a n d   
very corrosive.      U s e   o n l y   t h e   fl   u i d   r e c o m m e n d e d  
by the manufacturer. 
  
Note:   the coolant does not need to be 
changed.  
 When the engine is warm, the tempera- 
ture  of  the  coolant  is  controlled  by  the 
engine fan. As this fan can operate with 
the  ignition  key  removed  and  because 
the cooling system is pressurised, wait 
for  at  least  one  hour  after  the  engine 
has  stopped  before  carrying  out  any 
work. 
   S l a c k e n    t h e    c a p    t o    t h e    fi   r s t  
notch to release the pressure to 
prevent  any  risk  of  scalding. 
When the pressure has dropped, 
remove the cap and top up the level with 
coolant. 
  
The  engine  fan  can  operate 
after the vehicle has stopped.