2015 FIAT DUCATO BASE CAMPER roof rack

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COP DUCATO LUM GB 20/01/14 09.58 Pagina 2

KNOW YOUR VEHICLE
In-depth knowledge of your new
vehicle starts here.
The booklet that you are reading
simply and directly explains how it
is made and how it works.
That’s why we advise you to read it
seated comfortably on board, so
that you can see what is described
here for yourself.SYMBOLS ...................................... 10
THE FIAT CODE SYSTEM ............... 10
THE KEYS....................................... 11
ELECTRONIC ALARM..................... 13
IGNITION SWITCH .......................... 15
SEATS ............................................ 16
HEAD RESTRAINTS ........................ 24
STEERING WHEEL ......................... 25
REAR VIEW MIRRORS .................... 25
HEATING AND VENTILATION.......... 28
DIFFUSERS..................................... 29
HEATING AND VENTILATION
CONTROLS .................................... 29
MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL
SYSTEM ......................................... 32
AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL
SYSTEM ......................................... 35
ADDITIONAL HEATER ..................... 42
INDEPENDENT ADDITIONAL
HEATER .......................................... 42
EXTERNAL LIGHTS......................... 48
WINDOW CLEANING ...................... 53
CRUISE CONTROL ......................... 55
ROOF LIGHTS ................................ 59
CONTROLS .................................... 60
FUEL CUT-OFF SWITCH ................ 63
INTERIOR FITTINGS ...................... 64
TACHOGRAPH ............................... 69SPEED BLOCK ............................... 70
SELF-LEVELLING AIR
SUSPENSION ................................. 70
DOORS ........................................... 72
ELECTRIC WINDOWS .................... 78
BONNET ......................................... 79
ROOF RACK/SKI RACK .................. 80
HEADLIGHTS.................................. 81
ABS ................................................ 82
ESC (ELECTRONIC STABILITY
CONTROL) SYSTEM ....................... 83
TRACTION PLUS SYSTEM ............. 88
TPMS (TYRE PRESSURE
MONITORING SYSTEM) ................. 89
DRIVING ADVISOR ......................... 92
REAR CAMERA (PARKVIEW®
REAR BACK UP CAMERA) ............. 97
TRAFFIC SIGN RECOGNITION ....... 99
EOBD SYSTEM...............................100
PARKING SENSORS.......................101
START&STOP SYSTEM ..................103
RADIO.............................................107
ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY
THE OWNER...................................108
REFUELLING THE VEHICLE ...........109
PROTECTING THE
ENVIRONMENT ..............................111
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WARNING
45) For safety reasons, the bonnet
must always be perfectly closed
while travelling. Make sure that
the bonnet is perfectly closed and
that the lock is engaged. If you
notice when driving that the
bonnet has not been properly
locked, stop immediately
and close the bonnet correctly.
46) Incorrect positioning of the stay
rod may cause the bonnet to drop
suddenly.
47) Perform these operations only
when the vehicle is stationary.
ROOF RACK/SKI
RACK
To fit the roof/ski rack, with
provision for versions H1 and H2,
use the pins A provided on the
edges of the roof fig. 123.
Long wheelbase vehicles are
equipped with 8 pins; short or
medium wheelbase vehicles are
equipped with 6 pins; vehicles with
extra-long wheelbases are
equipped with 10 pins.
48) 49)
6) 7)
IMPORTANT Follow the instructions
contained in the assembly kit
carefully. Assembly must be
performed by qualified personnel.
WARNING
48) After travelling for a few
kilometres, check to ensure that
the fixing screws for the
attachments are well tightened.
49) Evenly distribute the load and
take into account, when driving,
the increased responsiveness
of the vehicle to side wind.
IMPORTANT
6) The size of the loads you
transport must strictly comply
with currently applicable
regulations.
7) Never exceed the maximum
permitted loads (see “Technical
specifications” section).
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KNOW YOUR VEHICLE

SAVING FUEL
Some useful tips are given below
for fuel saving and reducing harmful
emissions of CO2 and other
pollutants (nitrogen oxides, unburnt
hydrocarbons, Particulate Matter
(PM), etc.).
GENERAL
CONSIDERATIONS
The general factors that affect fuel
consumption are listed below.
Vehicle maintenance
Have checks and adjustments
carried out in accordance with the
“Scheduled Servicing Plan”.
Tyres
Check the tyre pressures at least
once every four weeks: if the
pressure is too low, consumption
levels increase as resistance to
rolling is higher.Unnecessary loads
Do not travel with an overloaded
luggage compartment. The weight
of the vehicle (especially when
driving in town) and its geometry
greatly affect fuel consumption and
stability.
Roof rack/ski rack
Remove the roof rack or the ski
rack from the roof after use. These
accessories decrease aerodynamic
penetration of the vehicle and
have a negative effect on fuel
consumption. When transporting
particularly large objects, use a
trailer if possible.
Electric devices
Use electrical devices only for the
amount of time needed. The heated
rear window, additional headlights,
windscreen/rear window wipers
and heater fan need a considerable
amount of energy, therefore
increasing fuel consumption (by up
to 25% in the urban cycle).Climate control
system
Air conditioning leads to higher fuel
consumption (on average up to
+20%). If the temperature outside
permits, try and use the ventilation
only.
Devices for
aerodynamic control
The use of non-certified spoilers
may adversely affect air drag and
fuel consumption.
DRIVING STYLE
The main driving styles that affect
fuel consumption are listed below.
Cranking
Do not warm up the engine at low
or high revs when the vehicle is
stationary; this causes the engine
to warm up more slowly, thereby
increasing fuel consumption and
emissions. It is therefore advisable
to move off immediately, slowly,
avoiding high speeds: in this way
the engine will warm up more
quickly.
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FUEL CONSUMPTION
The fuel consumption figures given in the tables below are determined on the basis of the type-approval tests laid
down by specific European Directives.
These consumption values refer to basic vehicles without optionals.
The procedures below are followed for measuring consumption:
❒urban cycle: begins with cold starting, followed by driving simulating the use of the vehicle in town;
❒extra-urban cycle: driving that simulates using the vehicle out of town with frequent acceleration in all gears; the speed varies
from 0 to 120 km/h;
❒combined consumption: calculated with a weighting of approximately 37% of the urban cycle and 63% of the extra-urban
cycle.
IMPORTANT The type of route, traffic situations, weather conditions, driving style, general conditions of the
vehicle, trim level/equipment/accessories, climate control system, vehicle load, roof rack, other situations that
affect aerodynamics or air drag may lead to different fuel consumption levels than those measured.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Parking sensors ............................. 101
Performance .................................. 278
Pollen filter ..................................... 241
Power socket ................................. 67
Power steering fluid........................ 239
Power supply ................................. 259
Prescriptions for vehicle at end
of life ............................................ 349
Pretensioners ................................. 157
Prolonged vehicle inactivity............. 196
Protecting the environment ............ 111
Radio ............................................ 107
Rain sensor .................................... 54
Rear camera .................................. 97
Rear door with two wings............... 75
Rear fog lights ................................ 61
Rear footboard ............................... 76
Rear partition ................................. 65
Rear roof light (changing a bulb) ..... 216
Rear view mirrors ........................... 25
Refrigerated compartment ............. 64
Refuelling the vehicle ...................... 109
Replacing an exterior bulb .............. 211
Replacing a wheel .......................... 199
Replacing the windscreen wiper
blades .......................................... 247
Rev counter ................................... 118
Revolving seat with seat belts ........ 17
Rim Protector................................. 265
Rims and tyres ............................... 264Roof lights...................................... 59
Roof rack ....................................... 80
Rubber hoses ................................ 246
Saving fuel .................................... 185
SBR system ................................... 157
Seat base plastic covers ................ 19
Seat belts
– Use ........................................... 156
Seats (Combi versions)................... 20
Seats ............................................. 16
Seats (Panorama version)............... 20
Seats with adjustable armrests....... 17
Seat with revolving base................. 17
Setup for Isofix child restraint
system ......................................... 164
Shelf above cab ............................. 68
Side bags....................................... 175
Side lights ......................... 49-212-216
Ski rack.......................................... 80
Sliding door.................................... 74
Sliding side window ....................... 74
Snow chains .................................. 195
Snow tyres ..................................... 195
Spare wheel ................................... 264
Speed block................................... 70
Speed Limiter................................. 57
Speedometer ................................. 118
Spray nozzles................................. 247
Sprung seat ................................... 16Starting the engine ................. 180-198
Start&Stop system ......................... 103
Steering ......................................... 263
Steering wheel ............................... 25
Stopping the engine ....................... 180
Sun visors ...................................... 67
Supplies ......................................... 319
Suspension .................................... 261
Symbols......................................... 10
Tablet Holder ................................ 68
Tachograph .................................... 69
third brake lights ............................ 215
Towing the vehicle .......................... 226
Towing trailers ................................ 187
TPMS............................................. 89
Traction Plus system ...................... 88
Transmission .................................. 260
Tray under the seat ........................ 19
Trip Computer ................................ 129
Tyres .............................................. 264
Upper storage compartment......... 64
Usage conditions ........................... 186
VIN plate ....................................... 254
Warming up the engine just
after it has started ........................ 180
Warning lights and messages......... 132
Weights.......................................... 280
Wheel geometry ............................. 264
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