2009.5 Peugeot 308 SW BL Dag ECO mode

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VISIBILITY
COURTESY LAMPS 
   
1.     Front courtesy    
lamp   
  
2.     Map reading    
lamps   
  
3.     Rear side reading    
lamps   
  
4.     Rear courtesy    
lamp       Front and

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VISIBILITY
INTERIOR MOOD LIGHTING 
 The  dimmed  passenger  compartment  
lighting improves visibility in the vehicle 
when the light is poor.  Different  lighting  times  are  avail-
able:

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DRIVING
GEAR CHANGE INDICATOR *  
 System which reduces fuel consumption  
by  advising  the  driver  to  change  up  on 
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DRIVING
 On a steep descent or in the event  
of  sharp  acceleration,  the  speed 
limiter  will  not  be  able  to  prevent 
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DRIVING
CRUISE CONTROL 
 System  which  automatically  maintains  
the  speed  of  the  vehicle  at  the  value 
programmed  by  the  driver,  without  any 
action on the accelerator pedal.  
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DRIVING
 When the cruise control is switched  
on,  be  careful  if  you  maintain  the 
pressure on one of the programmed 
speed  changing  buttons:  this  may 
result in a very rapid change in the

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TECHNICAL DATA
 The  GTW  and  towed  load  values  indicated  are  valid  up  to   a  maximum  altitude  of  1 000  metres;  the  towed  load  mention ed 
must be reduced by 10 % for each addi