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Contents
4. SAFETY  85-102
Driving safety  86
Handbrake 86
Hazard warning lights  86
Parking assistance  87
ABS and EBFD  88
Horn 88
Emergency braking 
assistance 88
ASR and ESP  89
Tyre under-infl ation 
detection 90
Seat belts  91
Airbags 93
Passenger air bag 
disarming 93
Child seats  97
Isofi x seats  99
Recommended seats  100
Monitoring mirror  102 Steering wheel 
controls 43
Lighting 43
Windscreen wipers  46
Cruise control  48
Speed limiter  51
Ventilation 54
De-icing and demisting  55
Seats 59
 Front  59
 Rear  64
Bench seat  69
Modularity 71
Comfort and safety  75
Layout 75
Courtesy lights  80
Sun visor  81
Mirrors and windows  82
3.  EASE OF USE and 
COMFORT 43-84
Presentation 4
Communication 4
Exterior 6
Interior 8
Identifi cation features  17
1. FAMILIARISATION  4-17
Accesses 18
Keys 18
Alarm 22
Doors 23
Child safety  25
Tailgate 25
Sunroofs 26
Instruments and controls  27
Control block  27
Instrument panels  28
Warning lights  29
Indicators, Display  34
Gearbox
 Automatic  37
 Manual  41
Steering 
wheel adjustment  41
Starting and stopping  42
2.  READY 
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Exterior  
 
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When the fuel fi ller 
fl ap is open, a safety 
system limits the 
opening of the sliding 
side door while the 
fuel tank is being 
fi lled.      
Flap open   
 
4 buttons 
  A press selected by 
one or the other.     The movement of 
the door must be 
guided on opening.     
2 buttons 
  Left-hand 
door   
 
 
 
Right-hand 
door     
 
 
 
Key 
       
 
 
 
Parking assistance 
  Audible and/or visual front 
parking assistance.     87 
item identifi cation mark  
page identifi cation mark  
 
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Access  
 
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REMOTE CONTROL 
   
Deadlocking 
  KEY
S  
 
 
Deadlocking renders the internal 
and external door locking 
controls inoperative.   Never leave 
anyone inside the vehicle when it is 
deadlocked. 
  If the deadlocking is operated from 
inside the vehicle, it will change to 
normal locking when the vehicle is 
started. 
   
ACCESS  
 
Press the closed padlock to 
lock the vehicle. 
   
This is confi rmed by fi xed 
lighting of the direction 
indicators for approximately 
two seconds.  
 
 
Central locking 
 
From the driver’s door or passenger 
door, the keys allow you to lock, 
deadlock or unlock the doors and 
tailgate, as well as fold back the 
exterior mirrors. 
  If one of the doors or the tailgate is open, 
the central locking does not work. 
   
The remote control performs the 
same functions at a distance. 
   The key allows you to switch on the 
ignition and to mechanically operate 
the lock on the fuel fi ller cap, the glove 
box, the passenger airbag disarming 
switch and the mechanical child lock.  
 
 
Normal locking 
 
If your vehicle is fi tted with 
deadlocking,  a second press 
 
on the closed padlock within 
fi ve seconds of locking 
changes this to deadlocking. 
  This is confi rmed by fi xed lighting 
of the direction indicators for 
approximately two seconds.  

   
 
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Pressing one of the buttons 
opens or closes the 
corresponding rear door 
(right or left). 
   
Locating your vehicle 
   
 
 
 
 
 
Key in ignition 
 
A buzzer sounds on opening the 
driver's door, if the key has been left in 
the ignition.  
 
 
Folding/opening out the key 
   
Unlocking 
 
Press the open padlock to 
unlock the vehicle. 
  This is confi rmed by rapid 
fl ashing of the direction 
indicators. 
  If the vehicle is locked and unlocking 
is activated inadvertently, unless the 
doors are opened within 30 seconds, 
the vehicle will lock automatically.    This press unlocks the entire vehicle 
before opening the sliding door.  
 
 
Opening/Closing the electric 
sliding side doors 
  To tuck away the key blade, 
press the button, then fold it 
down into the remote control 
module. 
  To open out the key, press 
the button.  
  To locate your vehicle, if you 
have locked it, in a car park. 
   
Press the closed padlock, the 
courtesy lights come on and 
the direction indicators fl ash 
for a few seconds.      
Pressing the closed 
padlock for more than 
2 seconds 
, in addition to 
locking or deadlocking, 
permits automatic closing of 
the windows and places the sunroofs 
in the partially open position, if they 
were open. To close them completely, 
you must press their switch before 
leaving the vehicle.   

   
 
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Changing the remote control 
battery 
  Battery ref.: CR1620/3 volts. 
  The information "battery fl at" is given 
by an audible signal, accompanied by 
a message on the multifunction display. 
  To replace the battery, unclip the 
casing using a coin at the ring. 
  If the remote control does not work 
after the battery has been changed, 
re-programme the remote control. 
   
Reinitialising the remote control 
 
Following changing of the 
remote control battery or 
disconnection of the vehicle 
battery, the remote control 
may have to be reinitialised. 
  Do not discard the remote control 
batteries, they contain metals which 
are harmful to the environment. 
  Take them to a PEUGEOT dealer, or to 
any other approved collection point.    Wait at least one minute before 
using the remote control. 
   
Insert the key in the ignition 
switch with the buttons 
(padlocks) of the remote 
control facing you. 
  Switch on the ignition. 
  Press the locking padlock for at least 
fi ve seconds within the next ten 
seconds. 
  Switch off the ignition. 
  Wait at least one minute before using 
the remote control. 
  The remote control is now working 
again.   

   
 
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ELECTRONIC ENGINE
IMMOBILISER 
  This locks the engine control system as 
soon as the ignition has been switched 
off and therefore prevents starting of 
the vehicle by anyone who does not 
have the key. 
  The ignition key has an electronic 
chip which has a special code. When 
the ignition is switched on, the code 
must be recognised for starting to be 
possible. 
  If the system does not function 
correctly, the central locking button 
indicator light, situated on the courtesy 
light console, fl ashes rapidly when the 
ignition is switched on (2nd notch). 
  In this case your vehicle will not start. 
  Contact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon 
as possible. 
   
Good practice  
 
If the keys are lost 
  A PEUGEOT dealer will be able 
to retrieve the key code and the 
transponder code to order a replacement 
key if you show him your V5 registration 
certifi cate and personal identifi cation.      
Key, remote control 
  Take care not to allow the key to come 
into contact with grease, dust, rain or a 
damp environment. 
  A heavy object attached to the key 
(key ring, …) weighing on the shaft 
of the key in the switch may cause a 
malfunction. 
  The high frequency remote control is 
a sensitive system; do not operate it 
while it is in your pocket as there is 
a possibility that it may unlock your 
vehicle, without you being aware of it. 
   
 
Do not repeatedly press the buttons of 
your remote control out of range and 
out of sight of your vehicle. You run 
the risk of stopping it from working and 
the remote control would have to be 
reprogrammed. 
  The remote control does not operate 
when the key is in the ignition, even 
when the ignition is switched off, 
except for reprogramming. 
  Do not make any modifi cations to the 
electronic engine immobiliser system.     
Safety 
  In the event of a serious impact the 
doors are unlocked automatically 
to permit access by the emergency 
services. 
  Remove the ignition key when you 
leave the vehicle, even for a short time, 
if there are children on board.  
   
Purchasing a second-hand vehicle 
  Ensure that you are given the anti-theft 
socket for alloy wheels (remember to 
note the code engraved on the head of 
the socket). 
  Have the key codes memorised by 
a PEUGEOT dealer, to ensure that 
the keys in your possession are the 
only ones which can start the vehicle.  
  

   
 
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ALARM
 
If fi tted on your vehicle, this provides 
two types of protection: 
   
 
-   exterior protection: it sounds if a 
door, the tailgate or the bonnet is 
opened. 
   
-   interior protection: it sounds if 
the volume inside the passenger 
compartment changes (breaking of 
a window or a movement inside the 
vehicle).  
  A red indicator light, located in the 
centre of the fascia, indicates the 
information detailed below.   To lock your vehicle without setting 
the alarm, insert the key in the 
lock then lock the vehicle (e.g. for 
washing). 
  When the alarm is triggered, the siren 
sounds and the direction indicator 
lights fl ash for thirty seconds. 
 
Warning - alarm triggered: the red indicator 
light fl ashes rapidly, insert the key and 
switch on the ignition to switch it off. 
  When the alarm has been triggered ten 
times in succession (on the eleventh time) 
the alarm is deactivated. Repeat the rules 
for setting the alarm.     
 
-   Close the sunroofs, 
   
-   Switch off the ignition, 
   
-   In the next ten seconds, press 
button  A 
, located on the left-hand 
side of the fascia, until the red 
indicator light is on continuously, 
   
-   Get out of the vehicle, 
   
-   Within the next fi ve minutes, set the 
alarm by locking or deadlocking using 
the remote control (the red indicator 
light fl ashes once a second).  
  Do not make any modifi cations 
to the alarm system as this could 
cause faults.  
 
 
Setting the alarm 
 
 
 
-   Switch off the ignition and get out of 
the vehicle. 
   
-   Set the alarm within fi ve minutes of 
getting out of the vehicle, by locking 
or deadlocking using the remote 
control (the red indicator light 
fl ashes once per second).  
 
 
Disarming 
 
Unlock the vehicle with the remote 
control (the red indicator light goes out).  
 
 
To set the alarm with exterior 
protection only 
  If, while you are away from the vehicle, 
you wish to leave a window partially 
open or a pet inside the vehicle, you 
should choose exterior protection only. 
   
Incorrect operation 
 
When the ignition is switched on, if the red 
indicator light remains on for ten seconds, 
there is a fault in the siren connection. 
  Consult a PEUGEOT dealer to have the 
system checked.  
 
 
Automatic setting of the alarm 
 
If fi tted on your vehicle, the alarm is set 
automatically 2 minutes after the last 
door or the tailgate is closed. 
  To prevent triggering of the alarm when 
a door or the tailgate is opened, it is 
imperative to press the remote control 
unlocking button again.   When the alarm is set but the 
remote control does not operate: 
   
 
-   Unlock the doors with the key 
and open the door. The alarm is 
triggered. 
   
-   Switch on the ignition in the 
next ten seconds. The alarm is 
disarmed.  
  

   
 
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DOORS
 
 
Automatic central locking 
 
The doors can lock automatically when 
you are driving (at a speed of more 
than 6 mph (10 km/h)). 
  You can activate or deactivate this 
function.  
 
 
To deactivate 
 
With the ignition on, press 
and hold the padlock. 
  Deactivation of the function 
is accompanied by an audible signal.      
 
Opening the doors from outside    
Opening the doors from inside  
 
  If the vehicle is locked or 
deadlocked from the outside, the 
red warning light fl ashes and the 
padlock does not function. In this case, 
use the key or the remote control to 
unlock from the outside. 
  The door opening switches do 
not function when the vehicle is 
deadlocked.  
 
 
Locking/Unlocking from 
the inside 
  Press the padlock, the red 
warning light comes on when 
the vehicle is locked and switches off 
when it is unlocked. 
  This locks/unlocks the doors and the 
tailgate. 
   
To activate 
 
With the ignition on, press 
and hold the padlock. 
  Activation of the function is 
accompanied by an audible signal and 
a message on the display  
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"Door open" alert 
 
If a door or the tailgate is not closed 
properly: 
   
 
-   when the engine is running 
, you 
are warned by a graphic and a 
message on the display for a few 
seconds, 
   
-   when the vehicle is moving 
 
(speed above 6 mph (10 km/h)), 
the service warning light comes on. 
It is accompanied by an audible 
signal, a message and a graphic on 
the display for a few seconds.