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GRAPHICAL INDEX
KNOWING YOUR VEHICLE
KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL
SAFETY
STARTING AND DRIVING
IN AN EMERGENCY
SERVICING AND CARE
TECHNICAL DATA
INDEX
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GRAPHICAL INDEX
FRONT VIEW
HEADLIGHTSDaytime running lights........... 35Side lights/dipped headlights.... 35Main beam headlights........... 35Bulb replacement.............. 145
WHEELSRims and tyres................. 189Inflation pressure............... 174
Changing a wheel.............. 153Tyre inflation kit................ 156
DOOR MIRRORSAdjustment..................... 34
DOORSOpening/closing................. 20
WINDSCREEN WIPERSOperation....................... 39Blade replacement............. 176
ENGINEChecking levels................ 169Technical data................. 184
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REAR VIEW
REAR LIGHTSBulb replacement.............. 145
LOAD COMPARTMENTOpening/closing................. 21
THIRD BRAKE LIGHTbulb replacement.............. 145
RADAR PARKINGOperation....................... 56
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INSTRUMENT PANEL
AIR VENTSDiffusers........................ 48
LEFT STALKExternal lights................... 35
INSTRUMENT PANELControl panel and on-board
instruments....................... 87
Warning lights................... 79
RIGHT STALKWindow washing................ 39
RADIO / TOUCH-RADIO NAVSystem......................... 68
PASSENGER SIDE FRONT AIRBAGFront airbag..................... 96
GLOVE COMPARTMENTInterior fittings................... 61
HEATER / CLIMATE CONTROL
SYSTEM
Heating and ventilation.......... 47Manual climate control.......... 49
Automatic climate
control system..................... 52
GEAR LEVERUsing the gearbox............. 134
STEERING WHEELAdjustment..................... 31Front airbag driver's side........ 61
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KNOWING YOUR VEHICLE
In-depth knowledge of your new vehicle
starts here.
The handbook 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.THE KEYS.................13
DOORS...................20
HEADRESTS................26
SEATS....................27
STEERING WHEEL/POWER
STEERING.................31
START&STOP SYSTEM.........32
REAR VIEW MIRRORS.........34
EXTERNAL LIGHTS...........35
INTERIOR LIGHTS............38
WINDSCREEN / REAR WINDOW
WIPERS..................39
REFUELLING THE VEHICLE......42
AdBlue (Urea) ADDITIVE TANK....43
IGNITION DEVICE............45
CLIMATE CONTROL...........45
RADAR PARKING.............56
REAR CAMERA..............57
ELECTRIC WINDOWS..........59
ENGINE BONNET............60
INTERIOR FITTINGS...........61
MULTIMEDIA EQUIPMENT.......68
RADIO....................68
BAGGAGE COVER............69
CRUISE CONTROL
(constant speed regulator).......69
SPEED LIMITER..............72
PROTECTING THE
ENVIRONMENT..............73DIESEL VERSION
PARTICULARITIES............74
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THE KEYS
KEY WITH REMOTE
CONTROL
1)
Radio frequency remote control
fig. 4 — fig. 5
1 Metallic insert device for starting,
locking/unlocking bezel doors.
2Locking of all parts that open.
3Unlocking all parts that open or,
depending on the version, only the
driver's door.
4Locking/unlocking the boot (for
versions/markets where provided) and,
depending on the version, of the side
sliding door.
IMPORTANT The key must never be
used for any other function except the
one described.IMPORTANT Do not put the remote
control near a source of heat, cold, or
humidity.
Radio frequency remote operating
range
This varies according to the
surroundings: therefore be careful to
handle the remote control that could
cause it to lock or unlock the doors
unexpectedly because of involuntary
pressure on the buttons.
NOTE For some vehicles, if none of the
doors is opened in (around) 2 minutes,
the doors lock again automatically.
Interference
Depending on the surrounding
circumstances (external systems or use
of devices that operate on the same
frequency as the remote control) the
remote's operation could be disrupted.
IMPORTANT To replace the remote or
to have an additional one: please see a
Fiat Dealer only.
If a remote is to be replaced go to a
Fiat Dealership with the vehicle and all
its keys: to initialise the system, the
vehicle and its remote are needed;
depending on the vehicle version,
you can have as many as four remote
controls.
IMPORTANT Make sure your batteries
are always in good condition, they are
the type required and inserted correctly.
A battery's life span is usually two
years. To familiarise yourself with
battery replacement procedure, please
read the paragraph on it.
Unlocking the opening parts
For vehicles that do not have driver's
door exclusive unlock, pressing on
button 2 fig. 6lets you unlock all the
opening parts.
For vehicles that do have driver's door
exclusive unlock, pressing on button
2 lets you unlock the driver's door.
Pressing a second time within
20 seconds of the first time will unlock
all the doors.
Briefly pressing on button 3 (for
versions/markets where provided)
fig. 7lets you unlock the rear doors and,
depending on the version, the side
sliding doors.
4T26519
5T25028
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Unlocking is indicated by the
emergency and turn signal lights
flashing.
NOTE If none of the doors is opened in
around 2 minutes after the relative
remote control unlocking, the doors
lock again automatically.
Locking the opening parts
Pressing button 2 fig. 8once will lock all
opening parts.Briefly pressing on button 4 (for
versions/markets where provided)
fig. 8lets you lock the rear doors and,
depending on the vehicle version, the
side sliding doors.
Locking is confirmed by the emergency
and turn signal lights flashing.
If a door is open or not closed correctly,
the opening parts will enable opening
then closing them in rapid succession,
without the emergency or turn signal
lights flashing.
Centralised door closing (DEAD
LOCKING)
2)
If the vehicle is thus equipped,
centralised closing lets you lock the
opening parts and stop door opening
with the inside handles (in case
attempted door opening from the inside
breaks the glass).To activate the central locking, press
button 1 fig. 9- fig. 10twice in
succession.
Locking is confirmed by the emergency
and turn signal lights flashing five times.
NOTE Deadlock centralised locking is
not possible if the vehicle hazard
warning lights or side lights are on.
6T103A
7T25028-1
8T25028
9T26519-1
10T25028-2
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