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FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) 36
Dusk sensor sensitivity
(auto lamp)
This function, only available for
certain versions/markets, allows
dusk sensor sensitivity to be
adjusted to 3 levels:
level 1 – minimum sensitivity
level 2

Page 55 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) GENERIC FAILURE
INDICATION (amber)
The warning light switches on in the
following circumstances.
DPF (particulate filter) cleaning
in progress
(for versions/markets, 
where provided)
The warning light

Page 56 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) E-LOCKER SYSTEM
(Front differential
locking) 
(for versions/markets,
where provided)
The warning light switches on (on
some versions together with a
dedicated message on the display) as
follows:
– f

Page 62 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) IMPORTANT With the air
distribution knob at -air also
comes out of the central and side
diffusers. To optimise demisting
/defrosting (also on side windows)
stop the air flow at the central
diffusers (

Page 66 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) CONTROLSWITCHES fig. 65
These are located above the central
air diffusers.
They only operate with ignition key
at MAR.
When a function is activated, the 
appropriate warning light switches
on in the i

Page 76 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) If you wish to carry a
reserve of fuel in a can,
observe the legal restrictions
and only use a can that is type-
approved and properly secured
to the load anchorage
eyebolts. However, the risk of
fire

Page 81 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) REAR AND SIDE 
FOOTBOARDS
(for versions/markets, where
provided) 
To facilitate access to the load
compartment, the vehicle features
two rear footboards fig. 96.
To facilitate access to the passenger

Page 104 of 187

FIAT STRADA 2014  Owner handbook (in English) 102
FUEL SAVING
Here are some useful tips to save
fuel and minimise harmful emissions
of CO
2and other pollutants (nitric
oxides, unburnt hydrocarbons,
particulate matter etc.).
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
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