2016 Citroen C4 CACTUS seats

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Instrument panel 11
Indicator   and   warning   lamps  
1
2
Indicators
 
2
4
7-inch
  touch   screen   tablet  
2
8
Trip
  computer  
3
5
Distance
  recorders  
3
7
Setting
  the   date   and   time  
3
8
Brightness
  of   instruments   and   controls  
3
9
InstrumentsOver view
Remote control key 4
0
Central   locking  
4
5
Doors
 
4
6
Boot
 4

8
Front
  electric   window   controls  
4
9
Rear
  door   windows  
4
9
Access
Front seats 50
Rear   seats  
5
2
Mirrors
 
5
4
Steering
  wheel   adjustment  
5
5
Ventilation
 5

6
Heating
 5

8
Manual
 a

ir
 c
onditioning
 6
0
Automatic
  air   conditioning  
6
2
Front
  demist   -   defrost  
6
6
Rear
  screen   demist   -   defrost  
6
7
Courtesy
  lamp  
6
8
Boot
  lamp  
6
9
Panoramic
  sunroof  
6
9
Interior
  fittings  
7
0
Boot
  fittings  
7
6
Rear
  parcel   shelf   (enterprise   version)  
7
8
Ease of use  a nd  c omfort
Lighting control 7 9
Direction   indicators  
8
2
Automatic
  illumination   of   headlamps  
8
3
Daytime
  running   lamps   /   Sidelamps   (LEDs)  
8
4
Headlamp
  beam   height   adjustment  
8
5
Cornering
  lighting  
8
6
Wiper
  control   stalk  
87
A

utomatic   rain   sensitive   wipers  
8
9
Lighting and v isibility
Hazard warning lamps 9 1
Horn
 91
E

mergency   or   assistance   call  
9
1
Electronic
  stability   control   (ESC)  
9
2
Grip
  control  
9
5
Seat
  belts  
9
7
Airbags
 1

00
Child
  seats  
1
05
Deactivating
  the   passenger's   front   airbag  
1
08
ISOFIX
  child   seats  
1
14
i-Size
  child   seats  
1
17
Child
  lock  
1
19
Safety
Eco-driving
Contents

5
Boot fittings 76 -77
-  r ear   parcel   shelf
-
 
h
ook
-
 
s
torage   well
-
 
l
uggage   net   (accessory)
-
 
l
uggage   net   securing   rings
Boot
  lamp  
6
9
Warning
  triangle  
1
85
AdBlue
® tank 18 0 -182
Interior
Rear door windows 4 9
Electric   child   lock  
1
19
Rear
  seats  
5
2-53
Airbags
 10
0 -104
Front
  electric   windows  
4
9
Deactivating
 t

he
 p
assenger's
 f
ront
 a

irbag
 10
1,
 10
7-110
Seat   belts  
9
7-99
Child
  seats  
1
05 -113,   118
ISOFIX
  child   seats  
1
15 -117
i-Size
  child   seats  
1
17Front
  seats  
5
0 -51
Interior   fittings  
7
0 -74
-  
s
un   visor
-  
g
love   box
-  
1
2   V   accessory   socket
-  
U
SB   port   /   Auxiliary   socket
-  
f
ront   armrest
-  
c
oat   hooks
Mats
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Over view

10
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   in   the   personalised   servicing   schedule   for   your   vehicle.
With
  a   BlueHDi   Diesel   engine,   if   the   SCR   system   develops   a   fault,  
y

our   vehicle   becomes   polluting;   go   to   a   CITROËN   dealer   or   a   qualified  
w

orkshop   without   delay   to   have   the   emissions   of   nitrous   oxides   brought  
w

ithin   the   limits   set   by   the   directive.
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

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Front electric window controls
The electric window switches remain   operational   for   approximately  
4

5 seconds   after   the   ignition   is  
s

witched   off   or   until   a   front   door  
i

s   opened.   If,   during   this   period   of  
4

5 seconds,   you   open   a   door   while  
o

perating   a   window,   the   window   stops.  
T

he   window   switch   will   then   only   be  
o

perative   after   the   ignition   is   switched  
o

n   again.
1.
 F

ront
 
left
 
electric
 
window
 
switch.
2.
 F

ront
 
right
 
electric
 
window
 
switch.
F
 
P

ress
 
the
 
switch
 
to
 
open
 
the
 
window.
F
 
P

ull
 
the
 
switch
 
to
 
close
 
the
 
window.
The
 
window
 
stops
 
when
 
you
 
release
 
the
 
switch. Always
  remove   the   key   from   the   ignition  
w

hen   leaving   the   vehicle,   even   for   a  
s

hort   time.
In
  the   event   of   contact   during   operation  
o

f   the   windows,   reverse   the   movement  
o

f   the   window.   To   do   this,   press   the  
c

orresponding
 s
witch.
When
  the   driver   operates   the  
p

assenger   electric   window   switch,   they  
s

hould   ensure   that   no   one   is   preventing  
c

orrect   closing   of   the   window.
The
  driver   should   ensure   that   the  
p

assenger   uses   the   electric   window  
c

o r r e c t l y.
Be
  particularly   aware   of   children   when  
o

perating
 t
he
 w
indows.
Rear door windows
Opening
Closing
F Tilt   the   lever   outwards.
F  P ush   it   fully   to   secure   the   window   in   the  
ope

n
 p
osition.
F
 
P
ull   the   lever   to   release   the   window.
F
 
T
ilt   the   lever   fully   inwards   to   secure   the  
w

indow   in   the   closed   position.
Each
  window   can   be   hinged   open   to   provide  
v

entilation   at   the   rear   seats.
2
Access

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Front seats
F Raise the control A  and   slide   the   seat  f
or wards   or   backwards. F
P ull the control C   upwards   to   raise   the   seat  o
r   push   it   downwards   to   lower   it,   as   many  
t

imes   as   required,   to   obtain   the   desired  
p

osition.
F
 T urn   the   knob   B   to   adjust   the   backrest.
Forwards-backwards
Height
Seat backrest angle
Adjustments
(driver only)
As a safety measure, adjustments to the driver's seat must only be done when stationary.
B efore   moving   the   seat   backwards,   ensure   that   there   is   nothing   that   might   prevent   the   full   travel   of   the   seat,   so   as   to   avoid   the   risk   of   of   jamming  
t

he   seat   caused   by   the   presence   of   objects   on   the   floor   behind   the   seat   or   rear   passengers.   If   the   seat   jams,   stop   the   movement   immediately.
Ease of use and comfort

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Folding the backrest
F Move  the   front   seats   for ward   if   necessary.
F  P osition   the   seat   belts   on   the   backrest   and  
b

uckle   them.
F
 
P
lace   the   head   restraints   in   the   low  
p

osition. With
  a   one-piece   folding   backrest:
F P ress both controls 1   simultaneously   to  
r

elease   the   seat   backrest   2.
F
 
F
old   the   seat   backrest   2   onto   the   cushion.
Rear seatsBench seat with fixed one-piece cushion and folding one-piece backrest, or a bench seat with a one-piece cushion and 1/3 -2/3 split backrests to vary the   boot   load   space.
When
  folding   the   seat,   the   centre   seat  
b

elt   should   not   be   buckled   but   laid   out  
f

lat   on   the   seat.With
  a   1/3   -   2/3   split   folding   backrest:
F
 
P
ress   the   corresponding   control   1 to
release
  the   backrest   2.
F
 
F
old   the   seat   backrest   2   onto   the   cushion.
The
  rear   seat   cushion   remains   fixed.   To  
i

ncrease   the   boot   volume,   fold   the   seat  
b

ackrest   onto   the   cushion.
Ease of use and comfort

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To remove the shelf:
F  u nhook   the   two   cords,
F
 
r
aise   the   shelf   slightly,   then   remove   it.
Rear parcel shelf
There are several options for storing the shelf:
-  e ither   upright   behind   the   front   seats,
-
 
o
r   flat   at   the   base   of   the   boot.
It
 
can
 
be
 
used
 
to
 
secure
 
shopping
 
bags.
Hook
Storage box
For versions with storage box: it must b
e   in   place   before   loading   the   boot.
F
 
R

emove   the   boot   carpet   for   access   to   the  
s

torage   box.
Depending   on   the   configuration,   it   is   laid   out   for  
s

toring:
-
 
a

 
towing   eye,
-
 
a

 
temporary   puncture   repair   kit,
-
 
a

 
warning   triangle,
-
 ...
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Ease of use and comfort

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Seat belts
Front seat belts
The front seat belts are fitted with a pretensioning   and   force   limiting   system.
This
  system   improves   safety   in   the   front  
s

eats   in   the   event   of   a   front   or   side   impact.  
D

epending   on   the   severity   of   the   impact,   the  
p

retensioning   system   instantly   tightens   the   seat  
b

elts   against   the   body   of   the   occupants.
The
  pretensioning   seat   belts   are   active   when  
t

he   ignition   is   on.
The
  force   limiter   reduces   the   pressure   of   the  
s

eat belt on the chest of the occupant, so
improving
  their   protection.Fastening
F Pull  the   strap,   then   insert   the   tongue   in  t
he buckle.
F
 
C
heck   that   the   seat   belt   is   fastened  
c

orrectly   by   pulling   the   strap.
Unfastening
F Press  the   red   button   on   the   buckle.
F  G uide   the   seat   belt   as   it   reels   in.
Rear seat belts
The rear seats are each fitted with a three-point seat   belt.
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Safety