2011 Citroen C CROSSER fuel tank

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CONTENTS
Ventilation 44Automatic air conditioning 46Front seats 50Rear seats 53Rear bench seat 58Mirrors 61Steering wheel adjustment 63Front fi ttings 64Rear fi ttings 69Boot fi ttings 70
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II - COMFORT 44 Î72
Remote control key 73Electric windows 77Doors 79Tailgate 80Lower tailgate 81Sunroof 82Fuel tank 84
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III - ACCESS 73 Î 85
Lighting stalk 86Daytime running lamps 88Automatic illumination of
headlamps 88Headlamp adjustment 89Wiper controls 90Automatic rain sensitive wipers 91Courtesy lamps 92
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IV - VISIBILITY 86 Î 93
Child seats 94ISOFIX mountings 98Child lock 101
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V - CHILD SAFETY 94 Î 101
Direction indicators 102Hazard warning lamps 102Horn 102Braking assistance systems 103Trajectory control systems 104Front seat belts 105Airbags 108
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VI - SAFETY 102Î111
Instrument panel 21Warning lamps 22Instrument panel displays 25Information in the instrument
panel screen 31Distance recorders 32Service indicator 33Trip computer 34Setting menu 35Monochrome screen 39Colour screen 41Lighting rheostat 43
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FAMILIARISATION 4Î 20
I - MONITORING 21 Î 43

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FAMILIARI
S
AT I
ON

Fuel tank
A.Opening the fuel fi ller fl ap.
B.Removing the fuel fi ller cap.

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.Locking the vehicle.
2.Unlocking the vehicle.


Remote control key
A.
Unfolding/folding the key.
B.
Unlocking the vehicle.
C
. Locking the vehicle.
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Manual central locking

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OPENING

When refi tting the cap, insert the upper part fi rst turning it to the right.
Capacity of the tank: approximately60 litres.

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31 The total distance is dis-
played in zone 1
of the
screen and the trip dis-
tance in zone 2
(refer to
the "Distance recorders"
section).
Distance recorder (A and B)
INFORMATION IN THE
IN
STRUMENT PANEL SCREEN
Information displa
y
With the ignition on, press the INFO

button, located on the dashboard to the
right of the instrument panel, to display
the various information in succession:


- distance recorder A,

- distance recorder B,

- service indicator,

- coolant temperature,

- range,

- trip computer,

- setting menu. This displays the dis-
tance and the number of
months remaining before
the next service in line
with with the manufac-
turer’s servicing sched-
ule (refer to the "Service
indicator" section).
Service indicator
When the engine is run-
ning, this indicates the
temperature of the cool-
ant (refer to the "Coolant
temperature indicator"
section).
Coolant temperature When the engine is
running, this indicates
the number of miles
(kilometres) which can
still be travelled with the
fuel remaining in the tank
based on the average
fuel consumption over
the last few miles (kilometres) travelled
(refer to the "Range" section).
Range
This indicates the aver-
age fuel consumption,
the average speed and
the current fuel con-
sumption (refer to the
"Trip computer" section).
Trip computer

When the vehicle is sta-
tionary
, this allows the
user to change the follow-
ing settings (refer to the
"Setting menu" section):


- the display language,

- the temperature dis-
play units,

- the fuel consumption units,

- the option to reset the average
fuel consumption and the average
speed,

- the break (rest) reminder display in-
terval.


Setting menu

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MONITORING
32 The total distance is
displayed in zone 1
of
the screen and the trip
distance in zone 2
.
DISTANCE RECORDERS (A/B)

System for measuring the total distance
travelled by the vehicle during its
service life and the distance travelled in
a day or other period until it is reset to
zero by the driver.
Zero reset
With the ignition on, press the INFO
button for more than 2 seconds until
zeros appear. When the engine is
running, this indicates
the temperature of the
coolant.
COOLANT TEMPERATURE
If the bar is close to the critical
position
located on the right, the temperature is
too high.
The symbol fl ashes when your engine
is overheating.

You must stop your vehicle as soon
as it is safe to do so.


Wait a few minutes before switching
off the engine.

Wait for the engine to cool before
topping up the level. The cooling
system is pressurised.
When the engine is
running
, this indicates
the distance which can
still be travelled with the
fuel remaining in the tank
based on the average
fuel consumption over the
last few miles/kilometres
travelled.
RANGE
When the range is less than 30 miles
(50 km)
, dashes are displayed.
Refuel as soon as possible. The display
of the range is updated.
To avoid any risk of scalding, unscrew
the cap by two turns to allow the
pressure to drop.
When the pressure has dropped,
remove the cap and top up the level, if
necessary.
Contact a CITROËN dealer or a
qualifi ed workshop. This fi gure may increase following a
change in the style of driving or the
relief, resulting in a reduction in the
current fuel consumption.
If you only add a few litres, the
value displayed will be incorrect.
Therefore, you must fi ll the tank
whenever possible.
When you disconnect the
battery, the previous fuel
consumption data is lost and the
value displayed will be different from
that displayed before the battery was
disconnected. The distance displayed
must be considered an approximate
indication.

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ACCESS
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FUEL TANK Opening the cap may cause an inrush
of air. This vacuum, which is completely
normal, is caused by the sealing of the
fuel system.
To fi ll the tank safely:


)
the engine must be switched off,


)
pull the control A
located at the bot-
tom right of the driver’s seat to re-
lease the fuel fi ller fl ap,

)
open the fuel fi ller fl ap B
,

)
turn the fi ller cap C
to the left,
When you have fi lled the tank:


)
refi t the fi ller cap, inserting the up-
per part fi rst,

)
screw in the fi ller cap to the right,

)
close the fl ap.
Ensure that the fuel fi ller fl ap is closed
correctly.

)
remove the fi ller cap C
,

)
fi ll the tank, but do not continue af-
ter the 3rd cut-off of the nozzle
;
this could cause malfunctions.


Low fuel level

Filling

A label, affi xed on the inside of the fl ap,
reminds you of the type of fuel to be
used according to your engine.
More than 5 litres of fuel must be add-
ed in order to be registered by the fuel
gauge. When the low fuel level is
reached, this indication ap-
pears on the instrument
panel screen. When it fi rst
comes on, approximately
10 litres of fuel remain.
The symbol fl ashes slowly
(approxi-
mately once per second).
When the symbol begins to
fl ash rapidly
(approximately
twice per second), there is not
much fuel remaining in your tank (ap-
proximately 5 litres).
You must fi ll the tank to avoid running
out of fuel.
This symbol indicates that the
fuel tank cap is located on the
left-hand side of the vehicle.

Location of the cap



1.
Opening.

2.
Closing.


Capacity of the tank: approximately
60 litres.

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CHECKS
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Bonnet stay

OPENING THE BONNET


To close
Lower the bonnet and release it at the
end of its travel. Check that the bonnet
is properly latched.


From outside:
move the safety catch
to the left then raise the bonnet. Secure the stay in its housing to hold
the bonnet open.
Before closing the bonnet, replace the
stay in its clip.
This operation must only be carried out
when the vehicle is stationary.
When the engine is hot, handle the ex-
terior safety catch and the bonnet stay
with care (risk of burns).
RUNNING OUT OF FUEL

From inside:
pull the release lever A
,
on the right-hand side below the door,
towards you.
If you run out of fuel, fi ll the tank and
operate the starter until the engine
starts.
Several attempts may be needed before
the engine re-starts.

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AUDIO and TELEMATICS

Calendar, trip

D - Consult the driving information:
D1 - the average speed,
D2 - the average fuel consumption,
D3 - the current fuel consumption,
D4 - for speed and fuel consumption
graphs in 5 minute intervals,
D5 - choose an automatic reinitiali-
sation (key at off for more than
4 hours) or manual reinitialisation
(press [Reset]),
D6 - the distance which can still be
travelled (in relation to the fuel re-
maining and the recent average
consumption),
D7 - the distance travelled since the
fuel tank was last fi lled (press
[Refuel] to reinitialise),
D8 - the driving time (duration be-
tween the key being turned to on
then to off).
- press [Start] to measure interme-
diate times with:
D9 - the duration,

D10 - the distance,

D11 - the speed,

D12 - the fuel consumption. C - Make a note on the calendar of
special days, birthdays, ...

Use the arrows to fi nd a date and
press directly on the day required
to enter the event.
These double arrows permit
access to the driving infor-
mation screen, previous or
next.
D
C
D1D2D3
D4D5
D6D7D8
D7
D9D10D11D12

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
AABS .......................................... 103
ABS and EBFD systems........... 103
Accessories .............................. 158
Accessory socket,
12 V ................. 64, 66, 67, 70, 71
Access to bulbs ........................ 137
Access to the 3rd row ................. 54
Adjusting headlamps .................. 89
Adjusting seat belt height ......... 105
Adjusting the steering wheel....... 63
Airbags, curtain.................. 110, 111
Airbags, front .....................108, 111
Airbags, lateral................... 110, 111
Air conditioning ........................... 19
Air conditioning, digital................ 46
Air fl ow ........................................ 19
Air intake..................................... 46
Air vents...................................... 44
Anti-lock braking system (ABS) ... 103
Anti-pinch.................................... 82
Armrest, front .................. 52, 64, 66
Armrest, rear ......................... 54, 69
ASC .......................................... 104
Ashtray, portable ................... 64, 67
Athermic windscreen .................. 63
Audible warning ........................ 102
Audio-CD...169, 170, 172, 175, 177
Audio-telematics ....... 178-182, 186,
190, 191, 194, 196, 197, 202-204,
208-210, 213, 216, 217, 220-222Audio-video............................... 190
Audio system functions..... 178, 179
Audio systems ......... 164, 166, 167,
169, 170, 172, 173, 175, 177-182,
186, 190, 191, 194, 196, 197,
202-204, 208-210, 213, 216,
217, 220-222
Automatic illumination
of headlamps ..................... 86, 88
Automatic operation of hazard
warning lamps ....................... 102
Automatic rain sensitive
windscreen wipers ................... 91
Automatic switching off
of lighting ................................. 88
BBattery ...................................... 130
Battery, remote control ............... 76
Blind............................................ 83
Bluetooth (telephone) ........ 220-222
Boot lid........................................ 81
Bottle holder ......................... 64, 69
Brake discs ............................... 130
Brake lamps.............................. 142
Brake pads ............................... 130
Braking assistance system ....... 103
Bulbs (changing, type) ...... 137, 142Capacity, fuel tank ...................... 84
CD changer ...................... 175, 177
CD MP3 ............................ 194, 196
Changing a bulb ............... 137, 142
Changing a wheel .............. 132-135
Changing a wiper blade ............ 153
Changing the time ................ 39, 41
Check, particle emission fi lter ... 130
Check, passenger
compartment fi lter .................. 130
Checking the air fi lter ................ 130
Checking the oil fi lter ................ 130
Checks...................................... 130
Child seats ............. 94, 95, 97, 101
Cigar lighter ................................ 66
Closing the boot.................... 80, 81
Colour screen ............. 41, 178, 179
Controls for air conditioning ........ 46
Coolant ................................. 31, 32
Coolant level ............................. 129
Coolant temperature
warning lamp ........................... 32
Cooled glove box .................. 64, 65
Courtesy lamp, front ................... 92
Courtesy lamp, rear .................... 92
Cruise control ........................... 121
Cup holder ...................... 64, 68, 69
CVT gearbox ............................ 113 C A