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108
 
 
Cooling system 
 
Only use the fl uid recommended by the 
manufacturer. 
  Otherwise, you risk seriously damaging 
your engine. 
  When the engine is warm, the 
temperature of the coolant is controlled 
by the engine fan. As this fan can 
operate with the ignition key removed 
and because the cooling system is 
pressurised, wait for at least one hour 
after the engine has stopped before 
carrying out any work. 
  Slacken the cap by 1/4 of a turn to 
release the pressure to prevent any 
risk of scalding. When the pressure 
has dropped, remove the cap and top 
up the level with coolant. 
  If fl uid has to be added frequently, 
this indicates a fault which must be 
checked by a PEUGEOT dealer as 
soon as possible. 
   
Power steering fluid level 
 
The vehicle must be parked on level 
ground with the engine cold. Unscrew 
the cap integrated with the gauge and 
check the level which must be between 
the MIN and MAX marks.    In order to regenerate the fi lter, you 
are advised to drive at a speed higher 
than 40 mph (60 km/h) for at least fi ve 
minutes as soon as possible, when 
traffi c conditions permit (until the 
message disappears and the service 
warning lamp goes off). 
  During regeneration of the particle 
emission fi lter, the noise of a relay 
operating may be heard under the 
dashboard. 
  If the message is still displayed and 
if the service warning lamp remains 
on, consult a PEUGEOT dealer or a 
qualifi ed workshop. 
   
Topping up 
  The level must be between the MIN 
and MAX marks on the expansion 
bottle. If more than 1 litre of fl uid is 
required to top up the level, have 
the system checked by a PEUGEOT 
dealer or a qualifi ed workshop.  
 
 
 
Screenwash and headlamp 
wash level 
  For best quality cleaning and for your 
safety, we would advise that you use 
products of the PEUGEOT range. 
  For optimum cleaning and to avoid 
freezing, this fl uid must not be topped 
up or replaced with plain water. 
  Capacity of the screenwash reservoir: 
approximately 3 litres. 
  If your vehicle is fi tted with headlamp 
washers, the capacity of the reservoir 
is 6 litres.  
 
 
Diesel additive level 
(Diesel with particle 
emission filter) 
   
Topping up 
  This additive must be topped up by 
a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualifi ed 
workshop without delay.  
 
 
 
Waste products 
 
Avoid prolonged contact of used oil 
with the skin. 
  Brake fl uid is harmful to health and 
very corrosive. 
  Do not dispose of used oil, brake fl uid 
or coolant into drains or into the ground 
but into the containers dedicated to this 
use at PEUGEOT dealer (France) or 
an authorised waste disposal site.     The minimum level of this additive 
is indicated by lighting of the service 
warning lamp, accompanied by an 
audible signal and a message in the 
screen. 
  When this occurs with the engine 
running it is due to the start of 
saturation of the particle emission fi lter 
(exceptionally prolonged urban type 
driving conditions: low speed, long 
traffi c jams, ...).  

   
 
Changing a bulb  
 
120
 
CHANGING A BULB
 
 
Type B 
 
  Bayonet bulb: press 
on the bulb then turn it 
anticlockwise.    
Type A 
 
  All glass bulb: pull gently 
as it is fi tted by pressure. 
   
Open the bonnet. To access the bulbs, 
reach behind the headlamp unit. 
  Carry out the operations in reverse 
order to refi t each bulb and check that 
the bonnet is closed securely.     
Type C 
 
  Halogen bulb: release the 
retaining spring from its 
housing.     
Halogen bulbs must be changed 
with the headlamp off. Wait a few 
minutes (risk of serious burns). 
Do not touch the bulb directly with your 
fi ngers, use lint-free cloths. 
  It is normal for condensation to form 
inside the headlamps. Regular use of 
the vehicle eliminates this misting.   The bulbs must be changed with 
the ignition off or with the battery 
disconnected. Wait approximately 
3 minutes after changing the bulb 
before reconnecting the battery. 
  Check that the lamps operate correctly 
after each operation.  
 
 
High pressure washing 
   
Types of bulb 
 
Various types of bulb are fi tted to your 
vehicle. To remove them:   When using this type of washing 
on stubborn dirt, do not persist on 
the headlamps, the lamps and their 
edges to avoid damaging their coating 
and seals.  
   
Type D 
 
  Light emitting diode (LED): 
for replacement of the 
daytime running lamps, 
contact a PEUGEOT dealer 
or a qualifi ed workshop.   

   
 
Changing a bulb  
 
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QUICK HELP
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3. 
  Direction indicators 
   
    Type B 
, PY21W - 21W (amber) 
   
 
-   Remove the cover by pulling the 
fl exible rubber tab. 
   
-   Turn the bulb holder a quarter 
turn anticlockwise. 
   
-   Remove the bulb by pressing 
it lightly while turning it 
anticlockwise. 
   
-   Change the bulb. 
   
-   Ensure that the cover is refi tted 
correctly all round to assure 
correct sealing.      
2. 
  Sidelamps 
   
    Ty p e  A 
, W5W - 5W 
   
 
-   Remove the cover by pulling the 
fl exible rubber tab. 
   
-   Remove the bulb holder fi tted by 
pressure by pulling the connector. 
   
-   Change the bulb. 
   
-   Ensure that the cover is refi tted 
correctly all round to assure 
correct sealing.  
 
 
FRONT LAMPS 
 
 
 
1. 
  Dipped / Main beam headlamps 
   
    Type C 
, H4 - 55W 
   
 
-   Remove the centre cover by 
pulling the fl exible rubber tab. 
   
-   Disconnect the electrical 
connector. 
   
-   Release the retaining tab. 
   
-   Change the bulb taking care 
to align the metal part with the 
grooves on the lamp. 
   
-   Reposition the retaining tab. 
   
-   Ensure that the cover is refi tted 
correctly all round to assure 
correct sealing.   

   
 
Changing a bulb  
 
123
QUICK HELP
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For more information concerning the 
bulbs, refer to the "Types of bulb". 
   
 
1. 
  Brake lamps/sidelamps 
 
 
  Type B 
, P21/5W - 21/5W 
   
2. 
  Direction indicators 
 
 
  Type B 
, PY21W - 21W (amber) 
   
3. 
  Reversing lamps 
 
 
  Type B 
, P21W - 21W 
   
4. 
  Foglamps 
 
 
  Type B 
, P21W - 21W     
 
 
-   Identify the faulty bulb then open 
the rear doors to 180°.   
  Refer to the "Access" section of 
chapter 2. 
   
-   Remove the two fi xing bolts using 
the screwdriver stored in the tool kit 
under the right-hand seat. 
   
-   Pull the lamp unit from the outside. 
   
-   Holding the lamp, disconnect 
the electrical connector.    
-   Move aside the 4 tabs then extract 
the bulb holder. 
   
-   Remove the faulty bulb by 
pressing it lightly while turning it 
anticlockwise. 
   
-   Change the bulb.  
   
 
When removing the lamp unit: 
   
 
-   with tailgate, pull the lamp unit 
towards the centre of the vehicle, 
   
-   with hinged doors, pull the lamp 
unit towards you.  
   
 
When refi tting, take care to 
reposition the tabs and the supply 
wire correctly to avoid trapping the 
wire. 
  After changing the rear direction 
indicator bulb, the reinitialisation time is 
above 2 minutes.  
 
 
REAR LAMPS 
 
 
High pressure washing 
  When using this type of washing 
on stubborn dirt, do not persist on 
the headlamps, the other lamps 
and their edges to avoid damaging 
their coating and seals.  
  

   
 
Changing a fuse  
 
126
 
 
DASHBOARD FUSES 
 
Tilt the cover to gain access to the 
fuses.   Fuses   
  F 
   Amperes   
  A 
   Allocation 
  1  15  Rear wiper 
  2  -  Spare 
  3  5  Airbags 
  4  10   Air conditioning, diagnostic socket, mirror control, 
headlamp beam 
  5  30  Electric windows 
  6  30  Locks 
  7  5   Rear courtesy lamp, front map reading lamp, roof 
console 
  8  20   Audio equipment, screen, tyre under-infl ation 
detection, alarm and siren 
  9  30  Front and rear 12V socket 
  10  15  Central column 
  11   15  Low current ignition switch 
  12  15  Rain and sunshine sensor, airbag 
  13  5  Instrument panel 
  14  15   Parking sensors, digital air conditioning controls, 
hands-free kit 
  15  30  Locks 
  16  -  Spare 
  17  40  Heated rear screen/mirrors  

   
 
Changing a fuse  
 
128
 
 
FUSES UNDER THE BONNET 
 
After opening the bonnet, unclip and tilt 
the box to gain access to the fuses.    Fuses   
  F 
   Amperes   
  A 
   Allocation 
  1  20  Engine management 
  2  15  Horn 
  3  10  Front and rear screenwash pump 
  4  20  Headlamp wash pump or LED 
  5  15  Engine components 
  6  10  Steering wheel angle sensor, ESP 
  7  10  Brake switch, clutch switch 
  8  25  Starter 
  9  10  Headlamp beam motor, parc management unit 
  10  30  Engine components 
  11   40  Spare 
  12  30  Wipers 
  13  40  Built-in systems interface 
  14  30  Pump 
  15  10  Right-hand main beam headlamp 
  16  10  Left-hand main beam headlamp 
  17  15  Right-hand dipped beam headlamp 
  18  15  Left-hand dipped beam headlamp  

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Exterior  
 
VISUAL SEARCH 
10
 
EXTERIOR
 
 
Remote control  17-18 
  Changing the battery, 
reinitialisation 18 
  Key 17 
  Starting 46 
  Hill start assist  47 
  Central locking / unlocking  17, 26 
  Locking / unlocking the 
load space  17, 26  
   
Filler cap, fuel tank  111-112 
  Fuel cut-off, Diesel priming  112  
     
Wiper blade  129 
  Door mirrors  78-79 
  Side repeater  122  
   
Front lamps, foglamps, direction 
indicators 48-49, 121-122 
  Headlamp beam height 
adjustment 50 
  Changing front bulbs  120-122 
  Headlamp wash  52, 108 
  Snow cover  119  
   
Front doors  20 
  Sliding side door  21 
  Key 17 
  Opening the bonnet  104  
   
Infl ation, pressures  138 
  Towing, lifting  100-101, 130 
  Towbar 100-101 
  Rear parking sensors  82-83      
Number plate lamp  124 
  Spare wheel, jack, 
changing a wheel, tools 115-119      
Rear lamps, direction 
indicators 48-49, 122-123 
  3rd brake lamp  124 
  Changing rear bulbs  123-124 
  Load space, opening  17, 26 
  Doors, tailgate  22-25      
Accessories 101 
  Roof bars  77  
   
Rear roof fl ap  24 
  Emergency control  25     
Dimensions 132-136 
  Floor cab dimensions  136  
   
Brakes, pads  81, 107, 109 
  Emergency braking  84 
  ABS, EBFD  84 
  ASR, ESP  85 
  "Grip control"  86-87 
  Tyre, pressures  138 
  Tyre under-infl ation detection  36   

140
   
 
Instruments and controls  
 
 
 
ESP 85 
  Parking sensors  82-83 
  Electric mirrors  78 
 
Headlamp beam height adjustment 50 
  Stop & Start  43-45     
Starter, ignition  46      
Wipers control  51-52 
  Automatic wiping  51 
 
Windscreen / headlamp wash 52, 108 
  Trip computer  Section 9  
   
Cruise control  53-55 
  Speed limiter  56-58      
Lighting controls  48-50 
  Automatic illumination of 
headlamps 49-50 
  Foglamps 49 
  LED daytime runing lamps  49  
 
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS  
 
 
Dashboard, passenger 
compartment fuses  125-127 
  Opening the bonnet  104  
   
Parking brake, handbrake   81     
Instrument panels, 
screens, dials  27-28 
  Warning lamps, 
indicator lamps  29-34 
  Indicators, gauge  35, 37-38 
  Setting the time in 
the instrument panel  28 
  Lighting dimmer  38 
  Gear shift indicator  39  
   
Audio equipment steering 
mounted controls  Section 9  
   
Steering wheel adjustment  42 
  Horn 81  
 
     
Gearbox 39