2014.5 Citroen C4 seats

Lighting controls 115
Automatic   illumination   of   headlamps  1 20
Welcome
  lighting  
1
21
Headlamp
 adj

ustment
 1
22
Directional
 l

ighting
 1
23
Wiper
  controls  
1
25
Automatic
  rain   sensitive   wipers  
1
26
Courtesy
  lamps  
1
30
Interior
  mood   lighting  
1
31
Boot
  lamp  
1
31
Visibility
Child seats 132
Deactivating   the   passenger's   front   airbag  1 34
ISOFIX
  child   seats  
1
41
Child
  lock  
1
46
Child safety
Direction indicators 1 47
Hazard   warning   lamps  1 47
Hor n
 14

7
Braking
  assistance   systems  
1
48
Trajectory
  control   systems  
1
49
Emergency
  or   assistance   call  
1
50
Front
  seat   belts  
1
51
Airbags
 1

55
Safety
Instrument panels 1 2
Rev   counter  1 5
Warning
  and   indicator   lamps  
1
6
Indicators
 
2
9
Time
  and   units  
3
4
Customisation
 3

6
Monitoring
ove
r view
Monochrome screen A 3
7
Monochrome   screen   C  3 9
Touch
  screen   tablet  
4
4
Trip
  computer  
4
9
Multifunction screens
Remote control key 53
"Keyless   Entry   and   Starting"   system  5 9
Alarm
 6

7
D o o r s
 71
Boo

t
 7
2
Electric
  windows  
7
5
Panoramic
  sunroof  
7
8
access
Ventilation 7 9
Manual a ir c onditioning 8 2
Dual-zone
 d

igital
 a
ir
 c
onditioning
 8
4
Front
  demist   -   defrost  
8
9
Rear
  screen   demist   -   defrost  
9
0
Front
  seats  
9
1
Rear
  seats  
9
5
Mirrors
 97
S

teering   wheel   adjustment  
9
9
Comfort
Front fittings 100
Centre   consoles  1 03
Front
  armrest  
1
06
Rear
  fittings  
1
10
Boot
  fittings  
1
11
Fittings
Eco-driving
Contents

5
Interior
B o o t fi t t i n g s 111-114
-  r ear   parcel   shelf
-
 
h
ooks
-
 
1
2   V   socket
-
 
t
orch
-
 
l
ashing   eyes
-
 
s
torage   compartment
Child
  seats  
1
32-145
ISOFIX   mountings  
1
41-144
Rear   seats  
9
5 -96
Rear
  fittings  
1
10
-
 
1
2   V   socket
-
 
r
ear   armrest
-
 
s
ki   flap Front
  seats  
9
1-94
Seat
  belts  
1
51-154Glove
  box  
1
01
Deactivating
 t
he
 p
assenger's
 
f
ront   airbag  1 34-136,   156
Front   fittings  
1
00 -109
-  
a
uxiliary   socket   /   USB   port
-  
1
2   V   socket
-  
f
ront   armrest
-  
m
ats
-  
s
torage   drawers
A ir bags
 15
5 -15 8
.
over view

11
Limit the causes of excess consumption
Spread loads throughout the vehicle; place the heaviest items in the bottom   of   the   boot,   as   close   as   possible   to   the   rear   seats.
Limit
  the   loads   carried   in   the   vehicle   and   reduce   wind   resistance   (roof  
b

ars,   roof   rack,   bicycle   carrier,   trailer...).   Use   a   roof   box   in   preference.
Remove
  roof   bars   and   roof   racks   after   use.
At
  the   end   of   winter,   remove   snow   tyres   and   refit   your   summer   tyres.
Observe the recommendations on maintenance
Check the tyre pressures regularly, when cold, referring to the label in the   door   aperture,   driver's   side.
Carry
  out   this   check   in   particular:
-
 
b
efore   a   long   journey,
-
 
a
t   each   change   of   season,
-
 
a
fter   a   long   period   out   of   use.
Don't
  forget   the   spare   wheel   and   the   tyres   on   any   trailer   or   caravan.
Have
  your   vehicle   serviced   regularly   (engine   oil,   oil   filter,   air   filter,  
p

assenger   compartment   filter...)   and   observe   the   schedule   of  
o

perations   recommended   in   the   manufacturer's   service   schedule.
With
  a   BlueHDi   Diesel   engine,   if   the   SCR   system   is   faulty   your   vehicle  
b

ecomes   polluting;   go   to   a   CITROËN   dealer   or   a   qualified   workshop  
w

ithout   delay   to   have   the   emissions   of   nitrous   oxides   brought   back   to  
t

he   legal   level.
When
  refuelling,   do   not   continue   after   the   third   cut-off   of   the   nozzle   to  
a

void   any   over flow.
At
  the   wheel   of   your   new   vehicle,   it   is   only   after   the   first   1   800   miles  
(

3 000   kilometres)   that   you   will   see   the   fuel   consumption   settle   down   to  
a

  consistent   average.
.
Eco-driving

74
Tailgate release
Unlocking
F Fold  back   the   rear   seats   to   gain   access   to  t
he   lock   from   inside   the   boot.
F
 
I
nsert   a   small   screwdriver   into   hole   A of the
lock
  to   unlock   the   tailgate.
F
 
M
ove   the   latch   to   the   left.
Locking after closing
If the fault persists after closing again, the boot will   remain   locked.
System
 
allowing
 
the
 
mechanical
 
unlocking
 
o

f the boot in the event of a battery or central
locking
 
system
 
malfunction.
Access

91
Front seats
Manual adjustments
Forwards-backwardsSeat heightSeat backrest angle
F Raise  the   control   and   slide   the   seat  f
or wards   or   backwards.
F
 
R
elease   the   control   to   lock   the   position.F
 P ull   the   control   upwards   to   raise   or   push  i
t   downwards   to   lower,   as   many   times   as  
n

ecessary,   to   obtain   the   position   required.F
 T urn   the   control   knob   to   adjust   the   seat  b
ackrest   angle.
As
  a   safety   measure,   seat   adjustments  
s

hould   only   be   done   when   stationary.
Before   moving   the   seat   backwards,   ensure   that   there   is   nothing   that   might   prevent   the   full  
t

ravel   of   the   seat,   so   as   to   avoid   the   risk   of   of   jamming   the   seat   caused   by   the   presence   of  
o

bjects   on   the   floor   behind   the   seat   or   rear   passengers.   If   the   seat   jams,   stop   the   movement  
i

mmediately.
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Comfort

93
Additional adjustments
Head restraint height and angle
F To  raise   a   head   restraint,   pull   it   upwards.
F  T o   lower   the   head   restraint,   press   the   lug   A
and
  the   head   restraint   at   the   same   time.
F
 
T
o   adjust   the   angle   of   the   head   restraint,   tilt  
i

ts   lower   part   for wards   or   rear wards.
Heated seats control
With the engine running, the front seats can be heated s eparately.
F
 
U
se   the   adjustment   dial,   placed   on   the   side  
o

f   each   front   seat,   to   switch   on   and   select  
t

he   level   of   heating   required:
0: O

f f.
1:

 
L
ow.
2:

  Medium.
3:

 
Hig
h.
Removing a head restraint
F To  remove   the   head   restraint,   press   the  l
ug A   and   pull   the   head   restraint   upwards.
F
 
T
o   put   the   head   restraint   back   in   place,  
e

ngage   the   head   restraint   stems   in   the  
o

penings   keeping   them   in   line   with   the   seat  
b

ack   and   press   the   lug   A   at   the   same   time.
The
 
head
 
restraint
 
is
 
fitted
 
with
 
a
 
frame
 
w

ith
 
notches
 
which
 
prevents
 
it
 
from
 
l

owering;
 
this
 
is
 
a
 
safety
 
device
 
in
 
case
 
o

f
 
impact.
The adjustment is correct when the
upper edge of the head restraint is
level with the top of the head. Never
  drive   with   the   head   restraints  
r

emoved;   they   must   be   in   place   and  
adj

usted
 c
orrectly.
4
Comfort

95
Rear seats
Rear head restraints
These have one position for use (up) and a stowed   position   (down).
They
  can   also   be   removed.
To
  remove   a   head   restraint:
F
 
r
elease   the   backrest   using   control   1,
F
 
t
ilt   the   backrest   2   slightly   for wards,
F
 
p
ull   the   head   restraint   upwards   to   the   stop,
F
 
t
hen,   press   the   lug   A. F
 
M
ove   the   corresponding   front   seat   for ward  
i

f   necessary.
F

P
osition the seat belt between the outer
and
  centre   head   restraints   to   avoid  
t

rapping   the   belt   when   repositioning   the  
s

eat   backrest.
F
 
P
lace   the   head   restraints   in   the   low  
p

osition.F

P
ull control 1   for wards   to   release   the   seat  
b

ack   2.
F
 
F
old   the   seat   back   2   on   to   the   cushion.
Never
  drive   with   the   head   restraints  
r

emoved;   they   must   be   in   place   and  
c

orrectly
 adj
usted.
Folding the backrest
Bench seat with fixed one-piece cushion and split backrest (left hand 2/3, right hand 1/3) which can be   folded   individually   to   adapt   the   load   space   in   the   boot.
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Comfort

112
To remove the shelf:
F  u nhook   the   two   cords,
F
 
r
aise   the   shelf   slightly,   then   remove   it.
There
  are   several   options   for   storing   the   shelf:
-
 
e
ither   upright   behind   the   front   seats,
-
 
o
r   flat   at   the   base   of   the   boot.
Rear parcel shelf
The hooks can be used to secure shopping bags.
Hooks
Access to the storage box
An additional hook under the shelf is u sed   to   hold   up   the   boot   floor   using   its  
c

ord,   to   facilitate   access   to   the   tools  
a

nd   spare   wheel   or   the   temporary  
p

uncture   repair   kit...
Fittings