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Amber coloured bulbs, such as the
direction indicators, must be
replaced
with
bulbs
of
identical
specifications
and colour.
When
refitting,
close
the
protec
-
tive cover carefully to preserve
the
sealing of the headlamp.
Changing direction indicator bulbs
Model with halogen headlamps
Rapid
flashing
of
the
direction
indicator
warning
lamp
(right
or
left)
indicates
the
failure
of
a
bulb
on
that
side.
Access to bulbs
F
Remove
the
air
deflector
by
unclip
-
ping
each
of
its
three
attachment
points.
F
Unclip
the
bonnet
release
cable
at
its
two
fixings.
F
Move
the
cable
down.
After
changing
the
failed
bulb,
remember to
put
everything
back
in
place
(cable
and air
deflector).
Depending
on
the
engine
and
only
on
the
left
hand
side,
you
must
first
carry
out
the
following
operations
for
access
to
the
protective
covers
on
the
bulbs.
F
T
urn
the
bulb
holder
a
quarter
of
a
turn
and
extract
it.
F
Pull
out
the
bulb
and
change
it.
To
reassemble,
carry
out
these
opera
-
tions
in
reverse
order. Model with Xenon headlamps
F
Remove
the
protective
cover
by
pullin
g on its tongue.
F
Disconnect
the electrical connector.
F
Separate
the
springs
to
release
the
bulb.
F
Pull
the bulb out and replace it.
To
reassemble,
carry
out
these
opera
-
tions
in reverse order.
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Changing dipped beam headlamp
bulbs (only on models with halogen
headlamps)Changing daytime running lamp/
sidelamp bulbs
F
Remove
the
protective
cover
by
pullin
g on the tab.
F
Disconnect
the bulb connector.
F
T
urn
the
bulb
holder
a
quarter
of
a
turn
and extract it.
F
Pull
the bulb and change it.
To
refit,
carry
out
these
operations
in
reverse
order.
F
Remove
the
protective
cover
by
pullin
g on the tab.
F
Disconnect
the bulb connector.
F
Spread
the
springs
to
release
the
bulb.
F
Extract
the bulb and change it.
To
reassemble,
carry
out
these
operations in
reverse order. Changing main beam headlamp
bulbs (only on models with halogen
headlamps)
F
Remove
the
protective
cover
by
pullin
g on the tab.
F
Disconnect
the bulb connector.
F
Squeeze
the
springs
to
release
the
bulb.
F
Pull
out the bulb and replace it.
To
reassemble,
carry
out
these
operations in
reverse order.
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Fuse N° RatingFunctions
F19 30 AWindscreen
wipers slow / fast speed.
F20 15 AFront
and rear screenwash pump.
F21 20 AHeadlamp
wash pump.
F22 15 AHorn.
F23 15 ARight-hand
main beam headlamp.
F24 15 ALeft-hand
main beam headlamp.
F27 5 ALeft-hand
dipped headlamp.
F28 5 ARight-hand
dipped headlamp.
Engine compartment fuses
The fusebox is placed in the engine compartment
near the battery (left-
hand
side).
Access to the fuses
F
Unclip
the cover.
F
Change
the
fuse
(see
correspond
-
ing
paragraph).
F
When
you
have
finished,
close
the
cover
carefully
to
ensure
sealing
of
the
fusebox. Fuse table
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LOAD REDUCTION MODE
System which manages the use of cer -
tain functions according to the level of
charge
remaining in the battery.
When the vehicle is being driven, the load
reduction function temporarily de -
activates certain functions, such as the
air
conditioning,
the
heated
rear
screen...
The deactivated functions are reactivat -
ed automatically as soon as conditions
permit.
ENERGY ECONOMY MODE
System which manages the period of use of certain functions to conserve a
sufficient
level of charge in the battery.
After
the
engine
has
stopped,
you
can
still
use
functions
such
as
the
audio
equipment,
windscreen
wipers,
dipped
beam
headlamps,
courtesy
lamps,
etc.
for
a
maximum
combined
period
of
thirty minutes.
Switching to economy mode
Once this period has elapsed, a message appears
in the screen indicating that the vehicle
has
switched
to
economy
mode and
the
active
functions
are
put
on
standby
.
If the telephone is being used at the
same time on the navigation
system,
it
will
be
interrupted
after 10
minutes.
A
flat
battery
prevents
the
en
-
gine
from
starting
(refer
to
the
corresponding
paragraph).
Exiting economy mode
These functions are reactivated auto -
matically the next time the vehicle is
driven.
F
In
order
to
resume
the
use
of
these functions
immediately
,
start
the
engine and
let it run for a few minutes.
The
time
available
to
you
will
then
be double
the
period
for
which
the
engine is left running. However , this period will
always be between five and thirty minutes.
This period may be greatly re -
duced if the battery is not fully
charged.
CHANGING A WIPER BLADE
Before removing a front wiper
blade
F Within one minute after switching of
f the ignition, operate the wiper
stalk
to
position
the
wiper
blades
vertically
on the windscreen.
Removing
F Raise the corresponding wiper arm.
F
Unclip
the wiper blade and remove it.
Fitting
F Put the corresponding new wiper blade
in place and clip it.
F
Fold
down the wiper arm carefully.
After fitting a front wiper blade
F Switch on the ignition.
F
Operate
the
wiper
stalk
again
to
park
the wiper blades.
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CONFIGURATION
Press SETUP to display the "Configuration "
menu. Select "Choose colour"
and confirm to
select
the screen colour harmony and
the
map presentation mode:
- day mode,
- night mode,
-
automatic
day/night mode,
according
to whether the
headlamps
are on.
Select "Adjust luminosity "
and confirm
to
adjust the screen brightness.
Press "OK"
to save the changes.
The
settings for day and night are
independent.
Select "
Display configuration "
and
confirm.
Display configuration
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ABS and EBFD
systems .................................. 123a
ccessories
............................... 221
Accessory
socket, 12V
......... 97,
98,
101,
105
AdBlue
® ..................................... 183
Additive, AdBlue .......... 23, 183, 186
Adjusting
headlamps
................... 87
Adjusting
head
restraints
................................... 59
Adjusting
seat belt
height
.............................. 126,
127
Adjusting
the steering
wheel
........................................ 65
Advice
on
driving
..................................... 133
Airbags
................................ 22,
129
Airbags,
curtain.................. 131, 132
Airbags,
front
..................... 129,
132
Airbags,
lateral................... 131, 132
Air
conditioning
............................ 10
Air
conditioning,
automatic
...................... 48,
49, 52
Air
conditioning,
manual
................................. 48-50
Air
filter
...................................... 181
Air
flow
......................................... 10a
ir vents....................................... 47
Alarm
........................................... 74
Anti-lock
braking
system
(ABS)
.......................... 123
Anti-pinch..................................... 78
Anti-theft
.................................... 134
Armrest,
front
....................... 99,
100
Armrest,
rear
.............................. 103a
ssistance call
.......................... 125,
235,
236Audible
warning
......................... 122
Audio
streaming
( b luetooth)
.............. 278,
308, 310
Audio system
................. 35,
37, 293
Automatic illumination
of headlamps ...................... 82, 85
Automatic operation
of
hazard warning lamps
........ 122
Automatic
rain sensitive
windscreen
wipers
.............. 90,
91
Auxiliary
socket.................. 279, 307
Auxiliary
sockets
.......................... 97
A
Backup
starting
.......................... 212b
attery
........................ 181,
212-214
Battery,
charging
........................ 214
Battery
, remote
control
.................................. 69-71
Black
panel
.................................. 33
Blind
spot
sensors
................................... 158b
lue H d i
............................ 174,
183
b
luetooth (hands-free)
.................... 260,
309
b
luetooth (telephone)
............................. 260b
onnet
....................................... 175b
onnet stay................................ 175
b
oot
............................................. 77
Boot
lamp
............................ 94,
106
Brake
discs
................................ 182
Brake
lamps............................... 206
Brake
pads
................................ 182
Brakes
....................................... 182
Braking
assistance
system
.................................... 123
B
C
Capacity
, fuel tank
..................... 171
C
d
............................................. 302
CD
MP3
............................. 303,
304
Central locking
....................... 68,
72
Centre console ............................ 98
Changing a bulb ................ 202, 206
Changing a fuse ........................ 208
Changing
a wheel
...................... 195
Changing
a wiper blade
....... 92,
215
Changing
the date
........... 35,
37, 42
Changing
the remote
control battery
..................... 69,
70
Changing
the time
..... 32,
35, 37, 42
Checking
levels
.................. 178-180
Checking
the engine
oil level...................................... 29
Checking
tyre pressures
(using
the kit)
.......................... 190
Checks.............................. 176,
177,
181,
182
Child
lock
................................... 121
Children
...................... 1
15, 118, 119
Child
seats
....................... 108,
109,
113-115,
120
Child
seats, conventional............11 4
C
ITR o Ë n Localised
a
ssistance Call
....................... 236
C
ITR o Ë n Localised
Emergency
Call
...................... 236
Clock
............................................ 32
Closing
the boot..................... 68, 77
Closing
the doors................... 68, 76
Cold
climate screen
................... 216
Colour screen
.............................. 41
Connectors,
audio
....... 97,
305, 307
Coolant level
.............................. 179
Courtesy
lamps...................... 86, 93
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Courtesy mirror ............................ 96
Cruise control .................... 161, 164
Cup
holder
................................... 98
DAB
(Digital
Audio
Broadcasting)
................ 272,
273,
300,
301
Date
(setting)
................... 35,
37, 42
Daytime
running
lamps
........................ 82,
202, 204
Deactivating
the passenger
airbag...................................... 129
Defrosting
.................................... 56
Diesel
additive level
................... 180
Diesel
engine pre-heat
warning
lamp
............................ 26
Dimensions
................................ 232
Dipped
beam
............... 81,
202, 204
Dipstick
................................ 29,
178
Directional
lighting
................. 88,
89
Direction
indicators
............. 84,
122,
202,
203, 206
d
oors
........................................... 76
Doors
emergency
control
....................................... 73d
oor trays
.................................... 95
Driving
positions
(memorising)
............................. 61
Dynamic
emergency
braking
.................................... 137
Dynamic
stability control
(
d SC)
...................................... 124 Eco-driving
.................................. 10
Eco-driving (advice) ..................... 10
Economical
driving
..................... 10
Economy
mode.......................... 215
Electric
window controls
.............. 78
Electronic
brake force
distribution
(EBFD)
................. 123
Electronic
engine
immobiliser
....................... 71,
134
Electronic
gearbox
system
...... 10,
144, 154, 182, 214
Emergency
boot release.............. 77
Emergency
braking system
....... 123
Emergency
call
.......... 125,
235, 236
Emergency
warning lamps
........ 122
Emissions
control system,
SCR
.......................................... 24
eMyW
ay
............................... 41,
237
Energy
economy mode.............. 215
Engine
compartment
......... 176,
177
Engine
compartment
fusebox
................................... 208
Engine,
Diesel
.................... 26,
172,
174,
177, 227
Engine
oil
................................... 178
Engine
oil level indicator
...... 29,
178
Engine,
petrol
............ 172,
176, 223
Engines.............................. 223,
227
Environment
.......................... 10,
71
Equipment
settings
.... 35,
37, 41, 42Flashing
indicators.............. 84, 122,
203, 205
Foglamps,
rear
.................... 83,
206
Front
foglamps....... 83, 89, 202, 205
Front seats ....................... 57,
58, 61
Fuel...................................... 10,
172
Fuel
consumption
........................ 10
Fuel
filler flap
..................... 171,
173
Fuel
gauge................................. 171
Fuel
tank
............................ 171,
173
Fusebox,
dashboard
.................. 208
Fuses
......................................... 208
D
Fillin
g with fuel
.................... 171-173
Fitting
a wheel
........................... 198
Fitting
roof bars.......................... 216
Fittings,
boot
...................... 104,
107
Fitting
speakers
......................... 220
F G
Gearbox,
automatic
............ 10,
147,
182,
214
Gearbox,
manual
.............. 10,
143, 154, 182
Gear
efficiency indicator
............ 151
Gear lever
.................................... 10
Gear
lever, automatic
gearbox................................... 147
Gear
lever, manual gearbox
...... 143
Glove
box
.................................... 96
G.P
.S.
........................................ 246
Grab
handles
............................... 95
Guidance
........................... 244,
251
EBA
(Emergency braking
assistance)
............................. 123
E H
Halogen
headlamps................... 202
Hands-free
kit
.................... 260,
309
Hazard
warning lamps
............... 122
Headlamp
adjustment.................. 87
Headlamps,
directional
.....87,
88, 202
Headlamp
wash
........................... 91
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Table of weights ................. 223, 227
Tables of engines............... 223, 227
Tables of fuses ........................... 208
Tank,
AdBlue® additive ....... 183, 187
Tank,
fuel
................................... 173
T
echnical
data.................... 223, 227
Telephone
.......................... 260,
264
Temperature
control
for
heated
seats
........................ 59
T
emporary
tyre repair kit
............ 190
T
icket
holder
................................ 95
TMC
(Traffic
info)
....................... 257
T
ools
.......................................... 195
T
orch
.......................................... 106
T
otal
distance
recorder
................ 32
T
owbar
....................................... 219
T
owed
loads....................... 223, 227
Towing
another vehicle
.............. 217
T
raction control ( a SR)
............... 124
T
raffic
information
(T
a
)
......................... 258,
271, 298
Traffic
information (TMC)
... 257,
258
Trailer
........................................ 219
T
rajectory
control systems
......... 124
T
rip
computer
......................... 43-46
T
rip
distance
recorder
.................. 32
T
yre pressures
........................... 233
T
yres
............................................ 10
T
yre
under-inflation
detection
................................. 152 Unlocking
the doors
............... 66,
67
Update risk areas
...................... 248
Updating
the time ........................ 32
UREA ................................. 183, 184
USB Box ...................................... 97
T
VW
arning lamps
................. 16,
18, 26
Warning
lamp, SCR
emissions
control system
......... 24
W
ash-wipe, rear
..........................92
W
eights
.............................. 223,
227
Welcome
lighting
......................... 86
Window
controls
.......................... 78
Wiper
control stalk
.................. 90-92
Wiper
, rear
...................................92
Wipers
............................. 27,
90, 91
W
Xenon
headlamps...................... 202
X Vehicle
configuration
............ 35,
37,
41,
42
Ventilation
............................... 47-50
U Under
floor
storage
.................... 106
Under-inflation
(detection)
......... 152
Unlocking
from the inside
............ 72
Unlocking
the
boot
........... 66,
67, 77
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