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CONTENTS 
   
Contents
5. SAFETY  111-1296. ACCESSORIES130-133
7. CHECKS  134-141
8. QUICK HELP 142-158
9. TECHNICALD ATA159-172A
Parking brake  111Hazard warning lamps  111Horn112ABS 112Emergency brakingassistance 112Traction control (ASR)and stability control (ESP)113Fixed speed limiter  115Seat belts  116Airbags 119Deactivating the passenger airbag 120Child seats  122ISOFIX seats  124
Towing a trailer  130Roof bars132Other accessories 132
Opening the bonnet134Under the bonnet  135Levels136Checks 138Fuel 141
Battery142Changing a wheel144Puncture repair kit147Changing a bulb  149Changing a fuse  153Changing a wiper blade 157Being towed 158
Environment 159Dimensions 160Engines 167Weights 168Identifi cation markings 172
10. VISUAL SEARCH 173-180
Exterior 173Instruments andcontrols 174Interior 176Technical data - Maintenance 177
 
Child seats in the rear.   

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PRESENTATION
  Within the chapters symbols draw your attention to specific 
information:    This handbook is designed to familiarise you with the new vehicle 
from the moment you get behind the wheel and to describe 
the operating features. 
  Reading the handbook is made easy by a content divided into 
10 colour-coded chapters. Its sections cover, by theme, all of the 
functions of the vehicle in its most complete specification. 
  Chapter 9 gives all of the technical data relating to your vehicle. 
At the end of the document, diagrams of the outside and inside of 
the vehicle will assist you in locating equipment or functions and 
page numbers refer you to the relevant section of the handbook. 
PEUGEOT COMMUNICATION PROVIDES YOU WITH AN INTERNET WEBSITE 
   
http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com 
, select: 
   
 
-   the vehicle documentation/handbooks item, 
   
-  your model, 
   
-   the body type: saloon, CC, SW, estate, van, …, 
   
-   the period corresponding to the date of first registration, 
   
-   the "Latest Information" section.     The technical data, equipment and accessories may change 
during the year. To obtain this new information, refer to the "Latest 
Information" section on the  SERVICE BOX 
 
  
Internet website. 
  Simple registration permits access to the site and free 
consultation of the vehicle documentation.   directs you to the chapter and section which contains detailed 
information concerning a function, 
  indicates important information relating to use of the equipment, 
  alerts you to the safety of individuals and equipment on board.  

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FAMILIARISATION
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Familiarisation
   
Cruise control 
  The state of the cruise control system is 
given on the instrument panel by a warning 
lamp located in the rev counter. 
   
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Hill start assist 
  This system, linked with the ESP, makes hill 
starts easier and is activated in the following 
conditions: 
   
 
-   the vehicle must be stationary, with the 
engine running, 
   
-   the gradient of the road must be steeper 
than 5%.  
   
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Pneumatic suspension 
  This equipment allows you to alter the rear 
height of the load floor to make loading or 
unloading easier. 
  Press the up control switch; release to stop 
the movement. Each press increases by one 
level: +1 to +3. 
  Press the down control switch; release to 
stop the movement. Each press decreases 
by one level: -1 to -3. 
  Driving with the load floor too high or too 
low may damage components under the 
body. 
   
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    Function deactivated.    Function selected. 
 
DRIVING SAFELY  

   
 
Instruments and controls  
 
   
Warning lamp    
is    
indicates    
Solution - action  
 
  
ESP   flashing.  that it is in operation. 
 
 
 
on.   its malfunction or failure of the 
hill start assist. 
  Consult a PEUGEOT dealer.   
Refer to the "Driving safety" section of chapter 5. 
  a fault with the Intelligent 
Traction Control. 
    
Anti-pollution  on.   the regeneration of the particle 
emissions filter.   It is recommended that you leave the engine running 
until the warning lamp goes off so that regeneration can 
be completed. Section 7, "Checks". 
    
Emission control 
system   on.  a fault with the system.   Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT dealer 
without delay. 
   
 
Deactivation 
of the front 
passenger 
airbag   on.   the intentional deactivation of 
this airbag when a rear facing 
child seat is installed.   Configure via the trip computer MODE menu. Refer to 
the "Mode" section of chapter 4. 
    
Electronic 
immobiliser   on.   the ignition key inserted is not 
recognised.  
The vehicle cannot be started.   Use another key and have the faulty key checked by 
a PEUGEOT dealer. Refer to the "Access" section of 
chapter 2. 
    
Front brake 
pads   on.  brake pad wear.   Have the pads replaced by a PEUGEOT dealer.  

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Starting and stopping  
 
 
HILL START ASSIST
 
This function, linked with the ESP, makes hill 
starts easier and is activated in the following 
conditions: 
   
 
-   the vehicle must be stationary, engine 
running, foot on the brake, 
   
-   the gradient of the road must be steeper 
than 5 %, 
   
-   uphill, the gearbox must be in neutral or 
in a gear other than reverse, 
   
-   downhill, reverse gear must be engaged.  
  The HHC (Hill Holder Control) or Hill Start 
Assist function is a driving comfort system. It 
is not an automatic vehicle parking function 
or an automatic parking brake. Operation 
  With the brake pedal and clutch pedal 
pressed, from the time you release the brake 
pedal you have approximately 2 seconds 
before the vehicle starts to roll back and 
without using the parking brake within which 
to move off. 
  During the moving off phase, the function 
is deactivated automatically, gradually 
releasing the braking pressure. During 
this phase, the typical noise of mechanical 
release of the brakes can be heard, 
indicating the imminent movement of the 
vehicle. 
   
Operating fault 
 
If a malfunction of the system 
occurs, this warning lamp comes 
on accompanied by an audible 
signal and confi rmed by a 
message on the screen. Contact a PEUGEOT 
dealer to have the system checked.     Hill start assist is deactivated in the following 
situations: 
   
 
-   when the clutch pedal is released, 
   
-   when the parking brake is applied, 
   
-   when the engine is switched off, 
   
-   when the engine stalls.  
  

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Steering mounted controls  
 
 
LIGHTING CONTROL STALK 
 
Selection is by rotation of the white mark on 
the ring. 
   
All lighting off  
Direction indicators
(green flashing)
  Left: downwards. 
  Right: upwards.  
 STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS 
   
Sidelam
ps on 
   
Di
pped/main beam 
headlamps on  Dipped
/main beam headlampschange 
  Pull the control stalk fully towards you.  
Headlamp flash 
 
Pull the control stalk towards you, 
regardless of the position of the ring.  
 
 
Front foglamps 
   
Rear fo
glamps
 
If your vehicle is fitted with foglamps, these 
operate with the sidelamps, the dipped or 
main beam headlamps. 
  Press one of these controls to switch on the 
lamps. 
  The foglamps should only be used in 
fog or when snow is falling. 
  In clear weather or in rain, both day and 
night, rear foglamps dazzle and their use is 
prohibited. 
  Do not forget to switch them off when they 
are no longer necessary.  
"Motorway" function
 
Pull the lever towards the steering wheel 
with a press, without passing the point 
of resistance of the lighting stalk; the 
corresponding direction indicators will flash 
five times.   

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EASE OF USE AND COMFOR
T
Steering mounted controls
Selecting the function - ON
  When the selection is set to  ON 
, 
this switches the function on. 
  If your vehicle is fi tted with this 
screen, a message confi rms 
the action.  
Programming a speed
 
Accelerate to the required speed, with 4th or 
5th gear engaged. 
  Move the control upwards (+), for 
approximately one second, to store this 
speed. 
  Release the pressure on the accelerator 
pedal, the vehicle will maintain this speed.  
Switching off/deactivating the function 
 
Press the brake or clutch pedal or place 
the dial in the  OFF 
 position, the indicator is 
switched off. 
  If the ESP or ASR comes into operation, 
the cruise control function is deactivated 
temporarily.  
   
 
-   increase the speed in steps, by means 
of brief presses, or continuously by 
pressing and holding the control 
upwards (+ sign), 
   Temporarily exceeding theprogrammed speed
 
When the cruise control is active, it is 
still possible to exceed the programmed 
speed by pressing the accelerator pedal 
(to overtake another vehicle for example).  
   
-   decrease the speed continuously 
by pressing and holding the control 
downwards (- sign).  
 
 
 
Restore - RES 
 
To restore the vehicle's 
programmed speed (for example 
after pressing the brake or clutch 
pedal), gradually return to the chosen speed 
and press  RES 
. 
  The indicator comes on, the cruise control 
function is restored.  
 
 
Changing the programmed speed 
while the cruise control is in operation 
  You can:  

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Steering mounted controls  
 
Good practice
 
When changing the programmed reference 
speed by pressing and holding the control, 
take care as the speed may increase or 
decrease rapidly. 
  Do not use the cruise control on slippery 
roads or in heavy traffic. 
  On a steep gradient, the cruise control will 
not be able to prevent the vehicle from 
exceeding the programmed speed. 
  The cruise control cannot, in any 
circumstances, replace the need to comply 
with speed limits nor can it replace the need 
for vigilance and responsibility on the part 
of driver. 
  It is advisable to leave your feet near the 
pedals. 
  To prevent the mat from becoming caught 
under the pedals: 
   
 
-   ensure that the mat is positioned 
correctly, 
   
-   never fit one mat on top of another.  
 
 
 
Cancelling the programmed speed
 
When the vehicle stops, after the ignition is 
switched off, the system no longer stores 
any speed.  
 
 
Operating fault 
 
In the event of a malfunction, the function is 
switched off and the indicator switches off. 
  Contact a PEUGEOT dealer to have the 
system checked.