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CONTENT
S
  Contents 
5. SAFETY
 113-1306. ACCESSORIES
 131-134
Parking brake  113
Hazard warning 
lights 113
Horn 114
Braking assistance 
systems 114
Trajectory control 
systems 115
Seat belts  118
Airbags 120
Child seats  124
ISOFIX 
mountings 129Towing a trailer, 
caravan, etc...  131
Roof rack and 
roof bars  133
Other 
accessories 133
7. QUICK HELP 
 135-166
Battery 135
Changing 
a wheel  138
Temporary puncture 
repair kit  141
Changing a bulb  143
Changing a wiper 
blade 148
Changing a fuse  149
Being towed  154
Identifi cation 
features 155
Filling with fuel  156
Opening the 
bonnet 159
Levels 162
Checks 164
8. VISUAL SEARCH 
 167-174
Exterior 167
Interior 169
Instruments and 
controls 172
Technical data - 
maintenance 174 
     
        
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FAMILIARISATIO
N
  Familiarisation 
 
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
 
 
 
1. 
  Steering wheel adjustment control. 
   
2. 
  Lighting and direction indicator control 
stalk. 
   
3. 
 Instrument panel. 
   
4. 
  Steering mounted audio controls.  
  Bluetooth hands-free system. 
   
5. 
 Driver’s airbag.  
 Horn. 
   
6. 
  Cruise control switches. 
   
7. 
 Gear lever. 
   
8. 
 Parking brake. 
   
9. 
 Bonnet release. 
   
10. 
  Door mirror controls. 
   
11 . 
 Fusebox. 
   
12. 
  Manual headlamp height adjustment. 
   
13. 
  Side adjustable air vent. 
   
14. 
  Front side window demisting vent. 
   
15. 
  Electric window controls. 
   
16. 
  Windscreen demisting vent. 
   
17. 
  Wiper/screenwash/trip computer control 
stalk. 
   
18. 
  Steering lock and ignition. 
   
19. 
  Central adjustable air vents. 
   
20. 
 Passenger’s airbag. 
   
21. 
 MENU button. 
   
22. 
 Glove box. 
   
23. 
  12 V accessory socket. 
   
24. 
 Cigarette lighter. 
   
25. 
 Ashtray. 
   
26. 
  Heating/air conditioning controls. 
   
27. 
 Audio system.   
     
        
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Driving safely  
 
  HORN 
  Press the centre of the steering wheel.  
 
 
Anti-lock braking system and 
electronic brake force distribution 
  Linked systems which improve the stability 
and manoeuvrability of your vehicle when 
braking, in particular on poor or slippery 
surfaces. 
BRAKING ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
  Group of supplementary systems which help 
you to obtain optimum braking in complete 
safety in emergency situations: 
   
 
-   anti-lock braking system (ABS), 
   
-   electronic brake force distribution 
(EBFD), 
   
-   emergency braking assistance (EBA).     
Activation 
  The anti-lock braking system comes into 
operation automatically when there is a risk 
of wheel lock. 
  Normal operation of the ABS may make 
itself felt by slight vibration of the brake 
pedal accompanied by some noise.  
   
 
When braking in an emergency, press 
very firmly without releasing the 
pressure.  
   
Operating fault 
  If this warning lamp comes on, 
accompanied by an audible signal 
and a message in the instrument 
panel screen, it indicates a fault with 
the anti-lock braking system which could result in 
loss of control of the vehicle when braking.   If this warning lamp comes on, 
together with the  ABS 
 warning 
lamp, accompanied by a message 
in the instrument panel screen, 
it indicates a fault with the electronic brake 
force distribution which could result in loss 
of control of the vehicle when braking. 
   
You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so.   
   
Good practice 
  The ABS system does not provide shorter 
braking distances. On very slippery surfaces 
(black ice, oil...) the ABS can extend braking 
distances. For emergency braking, press the 
brake pedal hard and do not release it, even 
on a slipper surface; you will then be able to 
steer the vehicle and avoid an obstacle. 
  When replacing wheels (tyres and 
rims), ensure that they conform to the 
manufacturer's recommendations.  
    In either case, contact a PEUGEOT dealer 
or a qualified workshop. 
  For maximum braking efficiency, a 
bedding-in period of around 300 miles 
(500 kilometres) is needed. During this 
period it is recommended that you avoid 
harsh, repeated or prolonged braking.   
     
        
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Changing a fuse
   
 
Mark  
ing  
   
 
Rating  
   
 
Functions  
 
   
F01    
60 A   Control unit 
   
F02    
40 A   Passenger compartment fan. 
   
F03    
20 A   Starter motor supply 
   
F04    
40 A   ABS hydraulic block pump supply 
   
F06    
30 A   Single speed cooling fan control 
   
F07    
40 A   High speed cooling fan control 
   
F08    
30 A   Air conditioning compressor 
   
F09    
15 A   Towbar harness. 
   
F10    
10 A   Horn 
   
F11    
10 A   Engine management secondary load supply 
   
F14    
15 A   Main beam headlamps 
   
F15    
15 A   12 V accessory socket. 
 
 
Table of fuses in the engine 
compartment  
     
        
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Instruments and controls
 
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 
 
Steering wheel, adjustments .......... 48 
  Horn ...............................................114 
  Instruments and controls .................. 7 
  Lighting controls ........................ 41-42 
  Guide-me-home lighting ................. 42 
  Parking lamps ................................. 41 
  Cruise control ............................ 44-45   Instrument panels, screens, dials ... 21 
  Warning lamps, 
indicator lamps ....................... 22-28 
  Indicators, fuel gauge ................ 29-30 
  Gear shift indicator ......................... 49 
  Steering mounted audio controls/
hands-free kit .....................74, 77-94 
  Front/rear wipers ............................. 43 
  Screenwash ..................................... 43 
  Trip computer .................................. 68 
  Starting, ignition switch .............. 18, 34 
  Confi guration - Personalisation of the 
vehicle .....................................68-71 
  Setting the time................................ 70 
  Headlamp beam height adjustment ... 42 
  Front/rear fog amps ......................... 42 
  Lighting dimmer ............................... 30 
  Fuses .................................... 149-151 
  Electric windows ............................ 47 
  Door mirrors ................................... 46