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Headlight adjustment (only
with dipped beam headlights on)
– when the standard page is displayed, this
is used to adjust the headlights (see the
“Headlights” paragraph in this chapter).
Setup menu
– for scrolling the menu up and down;
– to increase or decrease values during
settings.
SETUP MENU Fig. 30
The menu comprises a series of functions
arranged in a “circular fashion” which can
be selected through buttons +and –to
access the different select operations and
settings (setup) given in the following para-
graphs.
The setup menu is activated by pressing
briefly button MODE.
Single presses on buttons +and –will
scroll the setup menu options.
Management modes differ with each oth-
er according to the characteristic of the
option selected.Selecting “Set Date” and “Set time”:
– briefly press button MODEto select
the first value to be changed (e.g. hours
/minutes or year / month / day).
– press buttons +and –(by single press-
es) to select the new setting;
– briefly press button MODEto store the
new setting and go to the next setup menu
option: if this is the last one you will go
back to the previously selected option of
the main menu.
Prolonged pressing of the button
MODE make it possible:
– quit set-up and to save only the changes
stored by the user (and confirmed by
pressing button MODE).
The setup menu environment is timed.
Only the changes saved by the user by
briefly pressing MODE) will be saved
when the menu is automatically closed. NOTE Only the following functions can
be adjusted/set on the instrument panel
display if the Connect Nav+ system is pre-
sent: “Lights”, “Speed limit”, “Light sen-
sor” (where provided), “Belt buzzer” and
“Passenger airbag”. The other functions
are shown on the Connect Nav+ system
display. Set and adjustment them there.
Selecting a menu option
– briefly press button MODEto select
the menu option that needs to be
changed.
– press buttons +and –(by single press-
es) to select the new setting;
– briefly press button MODEto store
the new setting and at the same time go
back to the previously selected menu op-
tion.
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Day
YearMonth Example:
CONSUMPTION QUIT MENUSPEED LIMITTRIP B
LIGHT SENS.
CLOCK MODE ECE CLOCK
SET DATE
KEY
UNIT DIST.
BUTTON VOL.
BUZZER VOLUME SERVICE
LANGUAGE TEMP. UNIT
Example:
– +
+– – –
+ +
–
–
+
+++
–––
+ +
–
MODE
button
pressed
briefly
On the standard screen, briefly press MODEto start
browsing. Press + or – browse within the menu.
NOTE Only the short menu may be accessed for rea-
sons of safety while the car is moving (“Brightness” and
“Speed Limit”). Stop the car to access the full menu. On
car equipped with Connect Nav+, many functions are dis-
played on the navigator readout.
–
+ +
–
MODE
button
pressed
briefly
Deutsch
English
Español
Italiano
Português
Français
(*) This function may only
be displayed after the SBR
system is deactivated by a
Fiat Dealership.
fig. 30
+
– +
–+
–
+
–
+ –
BELT BUZZER
(*) (where provided) PASSENGER BAG
F0H4279g
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Adjust the button volume
(Button Vol.)
This function is used to set the volume of
the roger-beep accompanying the activa-
tion of buttons MODE, +e –through 8
levels.
To set the desired volume, proceed as fol-
lows:
– briefly press button MODE: the previ-
ously set volume “level” starts flashing on
the display;
– press button +or –to set;
– briefly press button MODEto go back
to the menu screen or press the button
for a prolonged time to go back to the
standard screen without storing the set-
tings.
S.B.R. buzzer reactivation (Belt
Buzzer) (where provided)
This function can be only displayed after a
Fiat Dealership has deactivated the S.B.R.
system (see paragraph “S.B.R. system” in
section “Safety devices”).The indications will appear more fre-
quently where there are 200 km left. For
1.3 Multijet versions, refer to the “Service
Schedule” in the “Maintenance and care”
chapter for replacing the air cleaner, the
engine oil and the engine oil filter. The in-
dication will appear in kilometres or miles
according to the settings. When the next
scheduled service operation is approach-
ing, the message “Service” will appear on
the display followed by the number of kilo-
metres or miles left when the key is
turned to MAR. The “Service Schedule”
information is provided with kilometres
(km)/miles (mi) or days (dd), according to
the deadline which appears first. Go to a
Fiat Dealership where the “Scheduled Ser-
vice” operations will be performed and the
message will be reset. Scheduled Servicing (Service)
This function may be used to display in-
formation connected to proper car ser-
vicing in terms of kilometres or days.
This information can be consulted as fol-
lows:
–briefly press button MODE: service in
km or mi, according to previous setting,
will be displayed (see paragraph “Units”);
– press button +or –to set deadline in
days;
– briefly press button MODEto go back
to the menu screen or hold the button
pressed to go back to the standard screen.
Note The “Service Schedule” requires the
car to be services every 20,000 km (or
equivalent distance in miles) or once a
year. This message will appear automati-
cally with key at MARafter 2,000 km (or
equivalent distance in miles) or 30 before
the deadline and will appear every 200 km
(or equivalent distance in miles) or 3 days.
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For maximum safety, keep
the back of your seat up-
right, lean back into it and make sure
the seat belt fits closely across your
hips.
WARNING
Adjusting the central backrest
from the boot fig. 46
Pull the ribbon F-fig. 44and push for-
ward the upper part of the backrest until
the retainer clicks. Accompany the back-
rest to the horizontal position and release
the ribbon F. Reverse the operation to
reposition the backrest in vertical position
and make sure that the retainer clicks.
Secure heavy loads in the ski
compartment to prevent
them from being hurled forward in
case of crashes or sudden braking.
WARNING
All adjustments must be
made with the car station-
ary.
WARNINGfig. 46F0H0255m
Relax position (passenger’s side)
To arrange the seat in relax position, with
the door open:
❒arrange the passenger’s seat in table
position fig. 48(see “Arranging the
seat in table position” paragraph in this
chapter);
❒push the rear seat forward as far as it
will go;
❒push the passenger’s seat (in table po-
sition) as far back as it will go;
❒remove the rear window shelf (see the
“Removing the rear window shelf”
paragraph in this chapter);
❒recline the rear seat backrest to the
required position fig. 47.Relax position (driver’s side)
Proceed in the same way, this time re-
moving the head restraint from the dri-
ver’s seat (see the “Head restraint” para-
graph in this chapter).
IMPORTANT Refer to the “Expanding
the boot” chapter for moving the seats to
expand the boot.
fig. 47F0H0242m
fig. 48F0H0243m
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EMERGENCY TAILGATE
OPENING
To open the tailgate from the inside, if the
battery is run down or after a problem in
the actual tailgate electric lock, proceed
as follows:
❒remove the protective caps;
❒fold the backrests to table position;
❒fold the rear seat cushion/backrest
completely;
❒to unlock the tailgate mechanically,
working from the inside of the lug-
gage compartment, use lever B-fig.
108.
REMOVING THE REAR
WINDOW SHELF
Proceed as follows to remove the rear
window shelf and expand the boot:
❒Front part: release and turn the rear
window shelf in its housing and
release the two pins from the sides
fig. 109.
❒Rear part: release the two pins from
the sides.EXTENDING THE BOOT WITH
SLIDING SEAT
Before proceeding with the boot expand-
ing procedure, release the seat belt buck-
le (with black button, if fastened) then help
the belt rewind to prevent twisting.
Arrange the tabs one on top of each oth-
er in the retaining system A-fig. 110in
the winder compartment.
Fore/aft adjustment
The rear seat is split. The rear seats can
be moved forwards and backwards from
the boot by means of the handles Bor C-
fig. 111; pull the handle and move the
seats forward at the same time. This op-
eration is useful for increasing the boot ca-
pacity.
fig. 108F0H0338mfig. 109F0H0108m
fig. 110F0H0132m
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Maximum expansion
Proceed as follows to run the expand the
boot:
❒remove the rear window shelf as
shown above;
❒make sure that the head rests are all
down;
❒use the levers Dand E-fig. 112to
fold the rear cushions;
❒make sure that the seats are all back
using the handles Bor C-fig. 111;
❒use the ribbons Fand G-fig. 112to
fully fold the seats.
IMPORTANT The seats can only be fold-
ed when they are in all back position.
The folded seats are held in this posi-
tion by the side shock absorbers.
Partial expansion
Proceed in the same manner on the re-
quired seat portion (right or left) to par-
tially expand the boot fig. 115.
fig. 111F0H0048mfig. 112F0H0109m
Never pull the ribbons B or
C-fig. 114 with the seats in
load position because this would
make the seats slide vertically and
prevent folding.
WARNING
fig. 113F0H0110mIMPORTANT You may need to move the
front seats forward to tip the rear seats
completely.
Reposition the cushions on the
floor
Use the ribbons B-fig. 113to position the
cushions on the floor.
Release the middle seat belt
if fastened before tipping.
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Folding the rear backrests on
the corresponding cushions
is an intermediate position and not
suitable for loading. Do not put heavy
weights on top.
WARNING
Heavy objects arranged on
the rear backrest in table po-
sition may be dangerous in an acci-
dent.
WARNING
fig. 114F0H0111mfig. 115F0H0112m
EXTENDING THE BOOT WITH
FIXED SEAT
Proceed as follows:
❒fasten the buckles to the tabs fig. 116
(shown by the arrows) on the back-
rest;
❒check that each of the two side seat
belts C-fig. 117is inserted in the cor-
responding seat belt guide C-fig. 117;
❒raise the cushion A-fig. 117as shown
in the figure ;
fig. 116F0H0120m
fig. 117F0H0347m
❒release the backrest, by moving the
levers B-fig. 117then fold it forward
to obtain a flat loading surface.
❒if needed to increase the vertical
space, remove the cargo box (where
provided) positioned under the load
bed mat.
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CONTROLSSEAT BELTS............................................................................ 94
PRETENSIONERS ................................................................. 97
CARRYING CHILDREN SAFELY ..................................... 99
“ISOFIX” CHILD RESTRAINT
ASSEMBLY SETUP ............................................................... 103
FRONT AIRBAGS................................................................. 106
FRONT AND SIDE
AIRBAGS (SIDE BAG + WINDOW BAG) .................... 108
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