2016 Citroen GRAND C4 PICASSO RHD ECO mode

Hazard warning lamps 222
Horn
 2
22
Emergency
  or   assistance   call  
2
22
Electronic stability
control
  (ESC)  
2
23
Seat
 bel

ts
 2
26
Airbags
 2

31
Child
  seats  
2
36
Deactivating
 t

he
 p
assenger's
 
f

ront   airbag  
2
38
ISOFIX
  mountings  
2
47
Child
  lock  
2
54
Safety
Fuel 2 55
Misfuel   prevention   (Diesel)  
2
56
Snow
  chains  
2
58
Very
  cold   climate   screen(s)  
2
59
Towbar
  with   quickly   detachable  
towball
 2

60
Towing
  a   trailer  
2
62
Energy
  economy   mode  
2
63
Accessories
 2

64
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
2
66
Roof
  bars  
2
67
Bonnet
 26

9
Petrol
  engines  
2
70
Diesel
  engines  
2
71
Checking
  levels  
2
72
Checks
 2

75
AdBlue
® additive and SCR system 
(
BlueHDi   Diesel)  2 77
Practical information
Warning triangle 2 81
Temporary
 pu
ncture
 
r

epair   kit  
2
82
Spare
  wheel  
2
89
Changing
  a   bulb  
2
99
Changing
  a   fuse  
3
08
12
  V   battery  
3
13
To w i n g
 3

17
Running
  out   of   fuel   (Diesel)  
3
19
In the event  o f  a  b reakdown
Petrol engines 3 20
Petrol   weights  
3
22
Diesel
  engines  
3
24
Diesel
  weights  
3
26
Dimensions
 3

28
Identification
 ma

rkings
 3
29
Technical data
Emergency or assistance 3 30Audio and telematics
Mirrors 2 01
Lighting   control   stalk  
2
04
Automatic
  illumination   of   headlamps  
2
09
Automatic
  headlamp   dipping  
2
10
Daytime
  running   lamps  
2
12
Direction
  indicators  
2
13
Adjusting
  the   headlamp   beam   height  
2
13
Directional
 l

ighting
 2
15
Wiper
  control   stalk  
2
16
Screenwash
 2

18
Automatic
  rain   sensitive   wipers  
2
19
Panoramic
  sunroof  
2
21
Lighting and v isibility
Alphabetical
 in
dex
For the audio and touch screen telematic   systems,   refer   to   the  
s

upplement   to   the   handbook   or   go   to  
t

he   following   internet   address:  
http://service.citroen.com/ddb/
Contents

7
Hazard warning lamps 222
Adjusting   the   headlamp  
beam
  height  
2
13
Steering
  wheel   adjustment  
9
1
Horn
 2

22
START/STOP
  button  
1
23 -128 Wiper
  and   screenwash  
controls
 2
16-220
Trip   computer  
4
8 -50
Lighting   controls  
2
04-213
Direction   indicators  
2
13
Instruments and controls (cont.)
Memorising speeds 1
47
Speed   limit   recognition  1 48 -151
Speed
  limiter  
1
52-154
Cruise
  control  
1
55 -157
Dynamic
  cruise   control  
1
58 -164
Dynamic
  cruise   control   with  
S

top function  
1
65 -173
Inter-vehicle
  distance  
1
66,   169
Black
  panel  
4
7
Modes
 19

-20
.
Over view

8
Maintenance - Technical data
Petrol weights 322-323
Diesel   weights  3 26 -327
Running
 
out
 
of
 
fuel,
 
Diesel
 
(

priming pump)
 
3

19
Checking
 
levels
 
2

72-274
-
 
o

il
-
 
b

rake
 
fluid
-
 c

oolant
-
 
s

creenwash
 
fluid
Checking
 
components
 
2

75 -276
-
 
a

ir
 
filter
-
 p

assenger
 c

ompartment
 f

ilter
-
 
o

il
 
filter
-
 
e

lectric
 
parking
 
brake
-
 
b

rake
 
pads
 
/
 
discs
Changing
 bu

lbs
 2

99-307
-
 
f

ront
-
 
r

ear Opening
 
the
 
bonnet
 
2

69
Under
 
the
 
bonnet,
 
petrol
 
2

70
Under
 
the
 
bonnet,
 
Diesel
 
2

71
Petrol
 
engines
 
3

20 -321
Diesel
 
engines
 
3

24-325 Identification
 ma

rkings
 3
29
Dimensions
 3

28
12V
 
battery
 
3

13 -316
Load
 
reduction,
 
economy
 
mode
 
2

63
Engine
 c

ompartment
 
f

uses
 
3

08 -309,
 
312
Over view

9
Optimise the use of your gearbox
With a manual gearbox, move off gently and change up without waiting. During   acceleration   change   up   early.
With
  an   automatic   gearbox,   give   preference   to   automatic   mode   and  
a

void   pressing   the   accelerator   pedal   heavily   or   suddenly.
Control the use of your electrical
equipment
Before moving off, if the passenger compartment is too warm, ventilate   it   by   opening   the   windows   and   air   vents   before   using   the   air  
c

onditioning.
Above
  30   mph   (50   km/h),   close   the   windows   and   leave   the   air   vents  
ope

n.
Remember
  to   make   use   of   equipment   that   can   help   keep   the   temperature
 i

n   the   passenger   compartment   down   (sunroof   and   window   blinds...).
Switch
  off   the   air   conditioning,   unless   it   has   automatic   regulation,   as  
s

oon   as   the   desired   temperature   is   attained.
Switch
  off   the   demisting   and   defrosting   controls,   if   not   automatic.
Switch
  off   the   heated   seat   as   soon   as   possible.
Switch
  off   the   headlamps   and   front   foglamps   when   the   ambient   light  
l

evel   does   not   require   their   use.
Avoid
  running   the   engine   before   moving   off,   particularly   in   winter;   your  
v

ehicle   will   warm   up   much   faster   while   driving.
As
  a   passenger,   if   you   avoid   connecting   your   multimedia   devices  
(

film,   music,   video   game...),   you   will   contribute   towards   limiting   the  
c

onsumption   of   electrical   energy,   and   so   of   fuel.
Disconnect
  your   portable   devices   before   leaving   the   vehicle.
Eco-driving
Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Drive smoothly
Maintain a safe distance between vehicles, use engine braking rather than   the   brake   pedal,   and   press   the   accelerator   progressively.   These  
p

ractices   contribute   towards   a   reduction   in   fuel   consumption   and   CO
2
emissions
 
and
 
also
 
help
 
reduce
 
the
 
background
 
traffic
 
noise.
If
 
your
 
vehicle
 
has
 
cruise
 
control,
 
make
 
use
 
of
 
the
 
system
 
at
 
speeds
 
a

bove
 
25
 
mph
 
(40
 
km/h)
 
when
 
the
 
traffic
 
is
 
flowing
 
well.
The
 
gear
 
efficiency
 
indicator
 
invites
 
you
 
to
 
engage
 
the
 
most
 
suitable
 
g

ear:
 
as
 
soon
 
as
 
the
 
indication
 
is
 
displayed
 
in
 
the
 
instrument
 
panel,
 
f

ollow
 
it
 
straight
 
away.
For
 
vehicles
 
fitted
 
with
 
an
 
automatic
 
gearbox,
 
this
 
indicator
 
appears
 
o

nly
 
in
 
manual
 
mode.
.
Eco-driving

18
This instrument panel can be personalised. Depending on the display mode selected, some information can be hidden.
12-inch HD colour instrument panel (type 2)
1. Rev  counter   (x   1000   tr/min   or   rpm)   ("Dials"  m
o d e).
2.
 G

ear   efficiency   indicator,   position   of  
t

he   selector   lever   and   the   gear   with   an  
a

utomatic   gearbox.
3.
 D

igital   speedometer   (mph   or   km/h).
4.
 C

ruise   control   or   speed   limiter   setting. A. R
ecall   servicing   information. R
ecall   the   remaining   driving   range   with   the  
S

CR   system   and   the   AdBlue
®. R
eset
 
the
 
function
 
selected
 
to   zero   (service  
i

ndicator
 
or
 
trip
 
recorder).
Control button
Dials and screens
5. Fuel   gauge.
6. T otal   distance   recorder   (miles   or   km).
7.
 T

rip   distance   recorder   (miles   or   km).
8.
 R

epeat   of   the   current   media   or   telephone  
i

nformation.
9.
 R

epeat   of   the   trip   computer   information.
10.
 A

mbient   temperature   (a   blue   symbol  
c

omes   on   if   there   is   a   risk   of   ice).
Instruments

21
Indicator and warning lamps
Certain warning lamps may come on in one   of   two   modes:   fixed   (continuous)   or  
f

lashing.
Only
  by   relating   the   type   of   illumination  
t

o the operation of the vehicle can it
be
  determined   whether   the   situation   is  
n

ormal   or   a   fault   has   occurred.   In   the  
e

vent   of   a   fault,   the   illumination   of   the  
w

arning   lamp   may   be   accompanied   by  
a

  message.
Refer
  to   the   tables   on   the   following  
p

ages
 f
or
 m
ore
 i
nformation.
Visual
 
indicators
 
informing
 
the
 
driver
 
of
 
the
 
status
 
of
 
a
 
system   (operation   or   deactivation   indicator  
l

amp)
 
or
 
the
 
existence
 
of
 
a
 
fault
 
(warning
 
lamp).When the ignition is switched on
Certain warning lamps come on for a few s
econds   in   the   instrument   panel   when   the  
v

ehicle's   ignition   is   switched   on.
When
  the   engine   is   started,   these   same  
w

arning   lamps   should   go   off.
If
  they   remain   on,   before   moving   off,   refer   to   the  
i

nformation   on   the   warning   lamp   concerned.
Associated warnings
The illumination of certain warning lamps may be   accompanied   by   an   audible   signal   and   a  
m

essage.
The
  warning   lamps   may   come   on   continuously  
(

fixed)   or   flash.
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Instruments

25
Warning / indicator lampStateCause Action / Observations
Automatic
wiping fixed.
The
  wiper   control   has   been   pushed  
d

own.Automatic
  front   wiping   is   activated.
To
  deactivate   automatic   wiping,   operate   the   control  
s

talk   downwards   or   put   the   stalk   into   another   position.
Passenger 's
airbag system fixed.
The
  control   switch,   located   at   the  
p

assenger's   end   of   the   dashboard,   is  
a

t the "ON"
 
p
osition.
The passenger's front airbag is activated.In this case, do not install a rear ward facing   child   seat   on   the   front   passenger sea

t.
Turn the control switch to the "OFF " position to
deactivate   the   passenger's   front   airbag.
You
  can   install   a   rear ward   facing   child   seat,   unless   there
 i

s   a   fault   with   the   airbags   (airbag   warning   lamp   on).
Stop & Star t fixed. When
 
the
 
vehicle
 
stops
 
(red
 
lights,
 t

raffic
 
jams,
 
...)
 
the
 
Stop
 
&
 
Start
 
system
 h

as
 
put
 
the
 
engine
 
into
 
STOP
 
mode. The
  warning   lamp   goes   off   and   the   engine   restarts  
a

utomatically   in   START   mode,   as   soon   as   you   want   to  
m

ove   off.
flashes for a few
seconds,
 
then
 
goes
 
off. STOP
 
mode
 
is
 
temporarily
 
u

navailable,
or
START
 
mode
 
is
 
invoked
 
au

tomatically. For
  more   information   on   Stop & Star t, refer to the
corresponding
 s

ection.
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Instruments

49
Trip computer
T ype   2   instrument   panel
Information display in the instrument panel
F Press  the   button   on   the   end   of   the   wiper
control stalk  to   display   the   various   tabs   in  
s

uccession. -
 
T
he   current   information   tab   with:
●  
t
he   range,
●  
t
he   current   fuel   consumption,
●  
t
he   Stop   &   Start   time   counter.
-  
T
rip   "1"
 w
ith:
●  
t
he   average   speed,
●  
t
he   average   fuel   consumption,
●  t he   distance   travelled, f
or   the   first   trip.
-
 
T
rip   "2"
 w
ith:
●
 
t
he   average   speed,
●
 
t
he   average   fuel   consumption,
●
 
t
he   distance   travelled,
 f

or   the   second   trip.
Trip reset
F When  the   trip   required   is   displayed,   press  t
he   control   for   more   than   two   seconds  
o

r   use   the   left   hand   thumbwheel   of   the  
s

teering   mounted   controls.
Tr i p s "1"
 

and   "2"
 
are   independent   but   their   use  
i

s   identical.
For
  example,   trip   "1"
 
can   be   used   for   daily  
f

igures,   and   trip   "2"
 
for   monthly   figures.
For
 
all
 
other
 
display
 
modes,
 
pressing
 
the
 
end
 
o

f
 
the
 
wiper
 
stalk
 
displays
 
this
 
information
 
in
 
a
 
n

ew
 
window.
The
 
display
 
of
 
trip
 
computer
 
information
 
is
 
p

ermanent
 
when
 
you
 
select
 
the
 
"Dials"
 
or
 
"

Personal"
 
display
 
mode.
1
Instruments