2015 Citroen C4 engine

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* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
* *   T he   weight   of   the   braked   trailer   can   be   increased,   within   the   GTW   limit,   if   the   GV W   of   the   towing   vehicle   is   reduced   by   an   equal   amount.   Warning:  
t

owing   using   a   lightly   loaded   towing   vehicle   may   have   an   adverse   effect   on   its   road   holding.
The
  GTW   and   towed   load   values   indicated   are   valid   up   to   a   maximum   altitude   of   1   000   metres;   the   towed   load   mentioned   must   be   reduced   by   10   %   for  
e

ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
When
  towing,   the   maximum   authorised   speed   is   reduced   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Diesel engine
BlueHDi 120HDi 150 FAPBlueHDi 150
Gearbox Manual

(6- speed) EAT6 Automatic
(6- speed) Manual

(6- speed) EAT6 Automatic
(6- speed)
Model code:
NC... BHZM/S
BHZM/1S - /2S BHZT/S
BHZ T/1S - /2S RHE8

RHE8/1 AHRM/S
AHRM/1S -/2S
-  
U
nladen   weight
1   280
1   300
1   320
1   360
-  
K
erb   weight*
1   355
1   375
1   395
1   435
-  
G
ross   vehicle   weight   (GV W)
1   860
1   880
1   885
1   925
-  
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)
 o

n   a   12%   gradient
3   160
3   080
3   385
3   425
-  
B
raked   trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
 o

n   a   12%   gradient
1   300
1 200 1 500 1 500
-  
B
raked   trailer**   (with   load   transfer   with   the  
G

TW   limit)
1 550
1 450 1   750
1   750
-  
U
nbraked   trailer
675685 695 715
-  
R
ecommended   nose   weight
75757575
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Technical data

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Weights and towed loads (in kg)
C4 Enterprise versions (2-seat)
The GTW and towed load values indicated are valid up to a maximum altitude of 1 000 metres; the towed load mentioned must be reduced by 10 % for each   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
When
  towing,   the   maximum   authorised   speed   is   reduced   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Diesel
engine HDi 90 FAPHDi 115 e-HDi 115 BlueHDi 100 BlueHDi 120
Gearbox Manual

(5 - speed) Manual
(6- speed) Manual

(6- speed) Manual

(5 - speed) Manual

(6- speed)
Model code:
NR... 9HP0

9HP0/1 9HD8
9HD8/1 9HD8/1S
9 HD7/1S BHY6/1
BHZM/1S
-  
U
nladen   weight
1   313
1   283
1   283
1   326
1   389
-  
G
ross   vehicle   weight   (GV W)
1   745
1   810
1   810
1   775
1   840
-  
P
ayload   (including   the   driver)
432527527449 4 51
-  
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)  

o
n   a   12   %   gradient
2   845
3   110
3   110
3   075
3   090
-  
B
raked   trailer   (within   the   GTW   limit)  

o
n   a   12   %   gradient
1 10 0
1   300
1   300
1   300
1 250
-  
U
nbraked   trailer
635670670650 685
-  
R
ecommended   nose   weight
7575757575
Technical data

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C4-2_en_Chap13b_SMEGplus_ed01-2015
C4-2_en_Chap13b_SMEGplus_ed01-2015
The system is protected in such a way that it will only operate  in   your   vehicle.
7-inch touch screen tablet
01 General operation
For safety reasons, the driver must carry out operations which
  require   prolonged   attention   while   the   vehicle   is  
stationary

.
When
  the   engine   is   switched   off   and   to   prevent  
discharging

  of   the   battery,   the   system   switches   off  
following

  the   activation   of   the   energy   economy   mode.
CONTENTS
02
First steps - Control
panel
04
Media
05
Navigation
06
Configuration
07

Connected service
s
08
Telephone p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
Frequently asked questions p.
GPS satellite navigation system
Multimedia audio system
Bluetooth
® telephone
290
292
312 294
332
340
342
352
03

Steering mounted
controls p. 293

02
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With the engine running, press to mute  the   sound.
With
  the   ignition   off,   press   to   switch  
the

  system   on.
Volume
  adjustment   (each  
source

  is   independent,   including  
T

raffic   announcements   (TA)   and  
navigation

  instructions). Selecting
  the   audio   source   (depending   on   version):
-
 
"FM"
  /   "AM"   /   "DAB"*   stations.
-
 
"USB"
  memory   stick.
-
 
CD
  player   (located   in   front   panel).
-
 
Jukebox*,
  after   first   copying   audio   files   to   the   internal   memory   of   the   system.
-
 
T
elephone   connected   by   Bluetooth*   and   audio   streaming   Bluetooth*   (streaming).
-
 
Media
  player   connected   to   the   auxiliary   socket   (jack,   cable   not   supplied).
The
  screen   is   of   the   "resistive"   type,   it   is   necessary   to   press   firmly,   particularly   for   "flick"   gestures   (scrolling   through   a   list,   moving   the   map...).  
A

 simple   wipe   will   not   be   enough.   pressing   with   more   than   one   finger   is   not   recognised.
The
  screen   can   be   used   when   wearing   gloves.  
This
  technology   allows   use   at   all   temperatures.
FIRST STEPS
* Depending on equipment.
T o   clean   the   screen,   use   a   soft   non-abrasive   cloth   (spectacles   cloth)   without   any   additional   product.
Do   not   use   pointed   objects   on   the   screen.
Do   not   touch   the   screen   with   wet   hands. Following   prolonged
 operation in sunny


conditions,   the   volume
 may

  be   limited   to   protect
 the

  system.  
The
  return   to
 normal

  takes   place   when   the
 temperature

  in   the   passenger
 compartment

  drops.
Short-cuts:   using   the   touch   buttons  
in the upper band of the touch
screen

  tablet,   it   is   possible   to   go  
directly to the selection of audio
source,

  the   list   of   stations   (or   titles,  
depending

  on   the   source).

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357
q

UESTION
ANSWER SOLUTION
With
 
the
 
engine
 
off,
 
the
 
system

 
switches
 
off
 
after
 
a

 
few
 
minutes
 
of
 
use.
When
 
the
 
engine
 
is
 
switched
 
off,
 
the
 
system's
 
operating
 
time
 
depends
 
on
 
the

 
battery
 
charge.
The
 
switch-off
 
is
 
normal:
 
the
 
system
 
switches
 
to
 
economy
 
mode
 
and
 
switches

 
off
 
to
 
prevent
 
discharging
 
of
 
the
 
vehicle's
 
battery.
Start
 
the
 
vehicle's
 
engine
 
to
 
increase
 
the
 
battery  
charge.
USB, portable player

, connection key
Playback
 
of
 
my
 
USB
 
memory

 
stick
 
starts
 
only
 
after

 
a
 
very
 
long
 
wait
 
(around

 
2
 
to
 
3
 
minutes).
Some
 
files
 
supplied
 
with
 
the
 
memory
 
stick
 
may
 
greatly
 
slow
 
down
 
access
 
to

 
reading
 
the
 
memory
 
stick
 
(multiplication
 
by
 
10
 
of
 
the
 
catalogue
 
time).
Delete
 
the
 
files
 
supplied
 
with
 
the
 
memory
 
stick
 
and

 
limit
 
the
 
number
 
of
 
sub-folders
 
in
 
the
 
file
 
structure

 
on
 
the
 
memory
 
stick.
When
 
I
 
connect
 
my
 
iPhone as telephone and
to

 
the
 
USB
 
port
 
at
 
the
 
same

 
time,
 
I
 
am
 
unable
 
to

 
play
 
the
 
music
 
files.
When
 
the
 
iPhone
 
connects
 
automatically
 
as
 
a
 
telephone,
 
it
 
forces
 
the
 
streaming

 
function.
 
The

 
streaming
 
function
 
takes
 
the
 
place
 
of
 
the
 
USB
 
function which is then not useable, there is a period without sound of t\
he
track

 
being
 
played
 
with
 
Apple® players.
Disconnect   and   reconnect   to   the   USB   port   (the  
USB

  function   takes   priority   over   streaming).

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The system is coded in such a way that it will only operate  in   your   vehicle.
Audio system / Bluetooth®
For safety reasons, the driver must only carry out operations  which   require   prolonged   attention   while   the  
vehicle

  is   stationary.
When
  the   engine   is   switched   off   and   to   prevent  
discharging

  of   the   battery,   the   audio   system   may   switch  
of

f   after   a   few   minutes.
CONTENTS
01
First steps
02


Steering mounted
controls
03

Main
menu
04
Audio
05

Using
the telephone
06

Audio
settings
07

Screen menu map(s)
Frequently

asked questions p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
360
361
362
363
375
383
385
388

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qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION
With
 
the   engine   off,   the  
audio

 
system   switches  
of

f
 
after   a   few   minutes  
of

 
use. When
  the   engine   is   switched   off,   the   audio   system   operating   time  
depends

  on   the   battery   charge.
The
  switch-off   is   normal:   the   audio   system   switches   to   economy   mode  
and

  switches   off   to   prevent   discharging   the   vehicle's   battery.Start
  the   vehicle's   engine   to   increase   the   battery  
charge.
The

 
message   "the   audio  
system

  is   overheated"  
appears

  on   the   display. In
  order   to   protect   the   installation   if   the   surrounding   temperature   is   too  
high,

  the   audio   system   switches   to   an   automatic   thermal   protection   mode  
leading

  to   a   reduction   of   the   volume   or   stopping   of   the   playing   of   the   CD.Switch
  the   audio   system   off   for   a   few   minutes   to  
allow

  the   system   to   cool.

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ABS and EBFD systems ...............................1 51ac
cessories .............................. ...................273
ac

cessory position
 ...................................... 16

8
Accessory
  socket,   12V  
.........1

02, 105, 112, 115
a

dditive, a d
blu
e
 .............................. 2
3,   221-228
Adjusting
 h

eadlamps
 ................................... 12

5
Adjusting
  head   restraints  
...............................93
A

djusting   seat   belt   height  
....................15

4,
 15
6
Adjusting
  the   steering  
wheel .......................................................... 10 0
Advice
  on   driving  
..............................
...........162
Airbags
 ...............

.................................... 22,   158
Airbags,
 c

urtain
 .................................... 16

0,
 16
1
Airbags,
  front.........................................159,   161
Airbags,
 la

teral
 ..................................... 16

0,
 16
1
Air
 c

onditioning
 ...............................
...............10
Air
 c

onditioning,
 d
igital
 ...................... 8
0,   81,   84
Air
 c

onditioning,
 m
anual
 .......................... 8
0,   82
ai

r filter  
...............
........................................... 219
ai

r flow  
..............................
....................... 82,   86
ai

r vents
 ..............................
...........................79
Alarm
 .............................................................. 67
A

nti-lock   braking   system   (ABS)  
....................1

51
an

ti-pinch
 ................................................. 7
6,   78
ant

i-theft
 ..............................
........................169
Armrest,
  front  
........................................ 10

7,
 10
8
Armrest,
  rear  
................................................. 11

2
as

sistance call
 ............................. 1
53,   287,   288
Audible
 w

arning
 ........................................... 15

0
au

dio cable
 ...........................................3
10,   372
Audio
  streaming  
(Bluetooth)
 ......................... 3

06,   309,   374,   376
Audio
  system  
...............................
..... 37,   39,   359
bat
tery
 ...............................
............ 219,   256 -259
Battery,
 c

harging
 ...............................
... 258,   259
Battery,
 r

emote
 
c

ontrol
 .............................................. 5
8,   63,   64
Black
 pan

el..................................................... 36
bl

ind spot sensors
 .......................................19

6
b

lueH
di ...............................
..........189,
 2

21-228
b

luetooth
(hands-free)
 ............................... 3

46,   347,   375
Bluetooth
 (

telephone)
 ................... 3
46,   347,   375
bo

nnet
 ...............
............................................212
bo

nnet stay
 ...................................................2

12
b

oot
 ........
.................................................. 72,   73
Boot
  lamp  
..............................................1
15,   134
Brake
  discs  
...................................................2

20
Brake
  lamps  
...............................
..................248
Brake
 p

ads
 ...............................
....................220
Braking
  assistance   system  
...........................1

51
A
B
Automatic illumination of headlamps .................................. 1 19,   123,   124
Automatic
  operation   of   hazard  
warning
 lam

ps
 ........................................... 15

0
Automatic
  rain   sensitive  
windscreen wipers
 ............................. 12

8,
 12
9
Auxiliary
  socket  
.................... 1
03,   306,   310,   373Capacity,
  fuel   tank  .............................. .........208
C
d ..............................
.......................... 306,   368
CD
  MP3  
................
........................ 306,   369,   370
Central
  locking  
................................... 5
5,   60,   65
Centre console
 ............................................. 10

4
Changing
 a bu

lb
 ....................................2

42-250
Changing
 a f

use
 ....................................25

1-255
Changing
  a   wheel  
...............................
..234-240
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
........................1
31,   261
Changing
  the   date  
.............................. 3
8,   43,   48
Changing
  the   remote  
control battery .................................. 58,
  63,   64
Changing
 t

he
 t
ime
 ........................ 3
4,   38,   43,   48
Checking
  levels  
.....................................21

5 -218
Checking
  the   engine  
oil level
 ...............

.................................. 29,   215
Checking
  tyre   pressures  
(using
  the   kit)  
..............................
...............233
Checks
 ...............

...................................213 -2 28
Child
  lock  
...............................
.......................149
Children
 ...............................

...135 -149,   157,   159
Child seats
 
..............................
.............13 5 -14 8
Child seats, conventional
 .............................. 1

41
Child seats, IS
oF

IX  
..............................14

5 -147
C
ITR
oËn L

ocalised a
s
sistance Call
 ..........28

8
C
ITR
oËn 
Localised    Emergency   Call.........288
CITROËN
 M

ULTICITY
 C
ONNECT
 ..............3

41
Clock
 ...............

...............................................34
Closing
  the   boot  
...............................
.........7 2 -74
Closing
  the   doors  
...............................
.............71
Cold
  climate   screen  
.....................................2

62
Colour screen
 ...............................

........ 290,   291
Connectors, audio
 ........ 1

03,   306,   310,   371,   373
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