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CHANGING A WHEEL
Procedure for changing a faulty wheel for
the spare wheel using the tools pro -
vided
with the vehicle.
Access to the tools
The tools are installed in the boot under the
floor.
To
gain access to them:
F
open the boot,
F
raise
the floor,
F
secure
it
by
hooking
its
cord
on
the
hook
on the rear shelf support,
F
with
a
standard
size
spare
wheel,
unclip
and
remove
the
box
in
the
middle
of
the
wheel
containing
the
tools,
or
F
with
a
"space-saver"
spare
wheel;
lift
the
wheel
at
the
rear
towards
you
for
access
to
the
storage
box
con
-
taining
the tools. List of tools
All
of
these
tools
are
specific
to
your
vehicle.
Do
not
use
them
for
other
pur
-
poses.
1.
Wheelbrace.
For
removing
the
wheel
trim
and
the
wheel fixing bolts.
2.
Jack
with integral handle.
For
raising the vehicle.
3.
"Bolt
cover" tool.
For
removing
the
bolt
protectors
(covers)
on alloy wheels.
4.
Socket
for
the
security
bolts
(lo
-
cated in the glove box).
For
adapting
the
wheelbrace
to
the
special
"security" bolts.
Wheel with trim
When removing the wheel,
detach
the
trim
first
using
the
wheelbrace 1
pullin
g
at
the
valve
passage
hole.
When refitting the wheel,
refit
the
trim
starting
by
placing
its
notch
facing
the
valve
and
press
around
its
edge
with
the
palm
of
your
hand.
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Access to the spare wheel
The spare wheel is installed in the boot under
the floor.
Depending
on
version,
the
spare
wheel
may
be
a
standard
size
steel
or
alloy
wheel,
or
for
some
countries
it
is
the
"space
saver" type.
For access to the spare wheel, refer to
the
paragraph
"Access
to
the
tools"
on
the
previous page.
If your vehicle has an electric
parking
brake,
only
a
"space
saver" type of wheel can be
stowed
in the boot.
For BlueHDi Diesel versions
If
your
vehicle
has
an
electric
park
-
ing
brake,
the
jack
is
stowed
in
a
bag
placed
in
the
bottom
of
the
boot. If
your
vehicle
has
a
manual
parking
brake,
the
jack
is
stowed
under
the
spare
wheel
and
under
the
storage
box:
F
remove
the
spare
wheel,
F
remove
the
polystyrene
storage
box,
F
push
the
jack
forward,
then
lift
it
by
its
rear
part.
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SNOW CHAINS
In wintry conditions, snow chains im -
prove traction as well as the behaviour
of
the vehicle when braking. Advice on installation
F
If
you
have
to
fit
the
chains
during
a
journey
,
stop
the
vehicle
on
a
flat
surface
on the side of the road.
F
Apply
the
parking
brake
and
posi
-
tion
any
wheel
chocks
to
prevent
movement
of your vehicle.
F
Fit
the
chains
following
the
instruc
-
tions
provided by the manufacturer.
F
Move
of
f
gently
and
drive
for
a
few
moments,
without
exceeding
30 mph
(50 km/h).
F
Stop
your
vehicle
and
check
that
the
snow
chains
are
correctly
tight
-
ened.
The
snow
chains
must
be
fitted
only
to
the
front
wheels.
They
must
never
be
fitted
to
"space-
saver"
type spare wheels.
Take
account
of
the
legislation
in
force in your country on the use
of
snow
chains
and
the
maxi
-
mum
running speed authorised.Avoid
driving
with
snow
chains
on
roads
that
have
been
cleared
of
snow
,
to
avoid
damaging
your
vehicle's
tyres
and
the
road
sur
-
face.
If
your
vehicle
is
fitted
with
alloy
wheels,
check
that
no
part
of
the
chain
or
its
fixings
is
in
contact
with the wheel rim.
Use
only the chains designed to be fit -
ted to the type of wheel fitted to your
vehicle:
Original
tyre sizeMaximum
link
size.
195/65
R159
mm
205/55
R16
225/45
R17
225/40
R18
cannot be fitted with chains
For more information on snow chains, contact
a CITROËN dealer or a quali -
fied
workshop.
It
is
strongly
recommended
that
before you leave, you practise
fitting
the
snow
chains
on
a
level
and
dry surface.
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