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FAMILIARISATION
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AP-EXPERT-VU_EN_CHAP01_PRISE EN MAIN_ED01-2014
  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 bars, 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: 
   -   before  a  long  journey, 
  -   at each change of season, 
  -   after 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, passenger 
compartment filter...) and observe the 
schedule of operations recommended in the 
warranty and maintenance record.       When refuelling, do not continue after the 
third cut-off of the nozzle to avoid any 
overflow.  
  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.    
     
        
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   Practical  information   
AP-EXPERT-VU_EN_CHAP03_ERGONOMIE ET CONFORT_ED01-2014
  Overhead  storage  unit 
 This is located above the sun visors and 
has two compartments for storing a jumper, 
a file, ... 
 Be aware that storing a hard object in direct 
contact with the compartment may result in 
noise.  
 Tip: the central cavity of the overhead 
storage unit, located in the extension of the 
vehicle's roof between the rear space and 
the cab, allows long objects to be carried. 
Take care to support and wedge them 
securely. 
 The tunnel may be added to by an internal 
rack, offered as an accessory. 
 For raised vehicles, a shelf located above 
the overhead storage unit can be used to 
store small objects and materials (straps, 
cloths, gloves, helmets, etc...).  
     
        
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   Equipment   
ACCESSORIES
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AP-EXPERT-VU_EN_CHAP05_ACCESSOIRES_ED01-2014
 OTHER  ACCESSORIES  
  For any work on your vehicle, use 
a qualified workshop that has the 
technical information, competence and 
equipment required, which a PEUGEOT 
dealer is able to provide.  
  ROOF  BARS 
 Maximum load: 100 kilograms. 
  ROOF  RACK 
 To install the transverse roof bars, use the 
fixings provided for this purpose. 
 Maximum load: 170 kilograms. 
  INTERIOR  RACK 
 This rack allows you to carry long items of low weight (electrical cond\
uits, pipes, etc...).  
 Accessory not available on 
the H2 version.  
 Accessory not available on the 
H2  version.   
     
        
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   Dimensions   
TECHNICAL DATA
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AP-EXPERT-VU_EN_CHAP08_CARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES_ED01-2014
  *    Value  for  rear  suspension.    
  L1  
  L2  
  H1     H1    H2  
  L    Overall  length    4 805 to 4 813    5 135 to 5 143  
  H    Overall  height    1  894 *   /  1  942    2 204 * / 2 276  
  A    Wheelbase    3  000    3  122  
  B    Front  overhang    975  
  C    Rear  overhang    830  to  838    1 038 to 1 046  
  D    Overall  width: 
    
 over  panels    1  870  
 with  mouldings    1  895  
 with mirrors folded    1 986  
 with mirrors unfolded    2  194  
  E    Width of front track    1 562 to 1 570  
  F    Width of rear track    1 596 to 1 604  
  I    Length of interior floor    2  254    2  584  
  J    Maximum interior height under roof    1  449    1  750  
  K    Maximum interior width    1 600  
  M    Interior width between wheel arches    1  245  
    Turning circle between kerbs (m)    12.18    12.59  
    Maximum loads (kg)      
    Payload    1 000 to 1 200  
    On  roof    170  
    m
3    5    6     7  
 DIMENSIONS  (MM) 
 The vehicle is available in 2 lengths (L1, L2) and 2 heights (H1, H2)\
, 
refer to the tables:  
     
        
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   Interior   
AP-EXPERT-VU_EN_CHAP10_LOCALISATION_ED01-2014
  Rear  view  mirror 83 
 Toll cards, car park tickets  75 
 Front courtesy lamp  75 
 Changing courtesy lamp bulbs  132  
  Rear  suspension  79-81    Front,  lateral  airbags 
94-97 
 Passenger's  airbag  deactivation  97  
  Parking  brake,  handbrake  85 
 Opening  the  bonnet  109  
  Battery,  charging,  starting 120 
 Passenger  compartment  fuses  135,  137  
  Front  seats,  adjustments, 
head rests  68-69 
 2-seat front bench  70-71 
 Seat  belts  91-92  
  Child  seats 98-104  
 INTERIOR  
  Rear  courtesy  lamp  75 
 Changing  courtesy  lamp bulbs  132 
 Accessories  107-108  
  Towing, towbar, converter's fuses  139 
 Platform  cab  fuses 139   
  Load  space 
77-78,  107 
   -   stowing  rings, 
  -   load  retainer, 
  -   roof  box, 
  -   trim, 
  -   12  volt  socket, 
  -   ladder  separation  or  partition, 
  -   stowing  rail  support, 
  -   internal  rack.   
  Temporary puncture repair kit  122-123 
 Spare wheel, jack, 
changing a wheel, tools  124-128