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Checks  
 
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CHECKS
   
Carbon filter and passenger 
compartment filter 
  An access fl ap below the glove box 
permits replacement of the fi lters. 
  The carbon fi lter permits continuous 
and effective fi ltering of dust. 
  If the passenger compartment fi lter 
becomes blocked, this may reduce the 
performance of the air conditioning 
system and generate unpleasant 
odours. 
  We recommend the use of a combined 
passenger compartment fi lter. By 
means of its second special active 
fi lter, it contributes to the purifi cation 
of the air breathed by the occupants 
and the cleanness of the passenger 
compartment (reduction of allergic 
symptoms, unpleasant odours and 
greasy deposits). 
   
Particle emission filter (Diesel) 
 
maintenance of the particle emission 
fi lter must be carried out by a 
PEUGEOT dealer. 
  On acceleration after the vehicle has 
been running for a prolonged period 
at very low speed or at idle, you may, 
in exceptional circumstances, notice 
the emission of water vapour at the 
exhaust. This water vapour does not 
have any adverse effect on vehicle 
handling or the environment.  
 
 
Battery 
 
At the start of winter, have your battery 
checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a 
qualifi ed workshop.  
 
 
Brake pads 
 
Brake pad wear depends on the style 
of driving, in particular for vehicles 
which are used in town, over short 
distances. It may be necessary to 
check the thickness of the pads, even 
between services. 
  Unless there is a leak on the circuit, 
a drop in the brake fl uid level indicates 
that the brake pads are worn.  
 
 
Brake disc / drum wear 
 
For information on checking the brake 
disc / drum wear, consult a PEUGEOT 
dealer.  
 
 
Parking brake 
 
Where the parking brake travel is too great 
or there is a reduction in the performance 
of the system, the parking brake should be 
adjusted, even between services. 
  Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT 
dealer or a qualifi ed workshop.  
 
 
Oil filter 
 
Change the fi lter regularly in 
accordance with the servicing 
schedule.     Refer to the servicing booklet for 
the replacement interval for these 
components. 
  Depending on the environment (dusty 
atmosphere...) and the use of the 
vehicle (urban driving...), change them 
twice as often if necessary.   
     
        
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Changing a wheel  
 
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1. PARKING THE VEHICLE 
 
 
 
-   The occupants must get out of the 
vehicle and wait in a safe location. 
   
-   If possible, park the vehicle on 
level, stable and non-slippery 
ground. 
   
-   Apply the parking brake, switch 
off the ignition and engage fi rst or 
reverse gear.    
-   If available, place a chock under 
the wheel diagonally opposite the 
one to be changed.  
  If the vehicle is fi tted with a towbar, 
it is sometimes necessary to raise 
the vehicle slightly to make it easier 
to remove the spare wheel from its 
carrier. 
  On certain types of ground and/or 
if considerable loads are being 
transported, call a PEUGEOT dealer or 
a qualifi ed workshop.  
 
CHANGING A WHEEL 
   
2. TOOLS 
 
 
 
-   The tools are stowed in a storage 
compartment located under the 
front seat. If necessary, move the 
seat forward to access the storage 
compartment from the rear. 
   
-   Unscrew the nut then take out the 
jack and the wheelbrace.  
   
 
1. 
 Wheelbrace. 
   
2. 
 Jack. 
   
3. 
  Alloy wheel embellisher remover. 
   
4. 
 Chock.  
  The jack and the tool kit are specifi c to 
your vehicle. Do not use them for other 
purposes.   
     
        
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Exterior  
 
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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   
     
        
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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   
     
        
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Interior  
 
 
 
Rear view mirror  79 
  Toll cards, car park tickets  79 
  Front courtesy lamp  72 
  Changing courtesy 
lamp bulbs  122  
   
Spare wheel, jack, changing 
a wheel, tools  115-119     
Front, lateral airbags  90-93 
  Passenger's airbag 
deactivation 93 
  Battery, recharging, starting  113  
   
Opening the bonnet  104  
   
Towing, towbar, coachbuilders, 
fl oor cab fuses  127      
Front seats, adjustments, 
head restraint  65-66 
  Multi-Flex bench seat  67-68 
  Seat, bench confi gurations  69 
  Seat belts  88-89  
   
Accessories 101  
 
 
INTERIOR
 
 
Rear courtesy lamp  72 
  Changing courtesy 
lamp bulbs 122  
   
Load space  75-76 
   
 
-  stowing rings, 
   
-  load retainer, 
   
-  trim, 
   
-   12 volt socket, 
   
-   ladder separation or partition, 
   
-  removable fl ap.  
    
Child seats  95-99      
Parking brake, handbrake  81  
   
Towing, lifting, 
towbar 100-101, 130 
  Towed loads  137   
     
        
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Technical data - Maintenance  
 
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TECHNICAL DATA - MAINTENANCE
 
 
Identifi cation markings, serial 
number, paint code, tyres  138  
   
Windscreen / headlamp wash, 
levels 108  
   
Changing bulbs, lighting  120-124     
Checks 109-110 
   
 
-  battery, 
   
-  gearbox, 
   
-  air/passenger compartment fi lter, 
   
-  oil fi lter, 
   
-  particle emission fi lter, 
   
-  parking brake, 
   
-  brake pads, 
   
-   brake drums, discs.  
  Emissions controls  36      
Engine fuses  125, 128  
   
Under the bonnet 
   
 
-  Diesel  106 
   
-  petrol  105  
  Fuel cut-off, Diesel priming  112 
  Dimensions 132-135 
  Floor cab dimensions  136 
  Weights 137  
     
Opening the bonnet, stay  104     
Levels 107-108 
   
 
-  Diesel additive, 
   
-  dipstick, 
   
-  power steering fl uid, 
   
-  brake fl uid, 
   
-  coolant.  
  Bleeding water, Diesel fi lter  110      
Warning lamps  29-34  
   
Changing a wiper blade  129