We thank you for and congratulate you on your choice of new vehicle, Please read this handbook caretully before taking to the road. The handbook containe essential infor. Mration about tho driving and equipment of your naw CITROEN ag well as other important advice to Be Tupreusly followed, The handbeck also contains al you need to know about the maintenance of yaur Vehicle. thus sasuring bath your safely and the reliability of your new ©TROEN. A thorough knowledge of your new CITROEN will enable you to enjoy driving te the fullCONTENTS Chapter 1 Chapter I az ‘Chapter Ill INTRODUCING YOUR VEHICLE DRIVING COMFORT Chapter V cronory RD occ fd ~« Ea - FEY rac or MAINTENANCE PRACTICAL ADVICE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Chapter Vil ALPHABETICAL INDEX USER PRECAUTIONSSection | INTRODUCING YOUR VEHICLE 1 Keys, remote contral - Changing remote control batteries... 0... 2 Opening of front, side and rear doors... : : 3 Opening the bonnet... soa eeia 4 Opening the rear roof flap, SUPPOTE BAN oo. ic eee ree rees 5 Filling with fuel - Fuel quality ee eores 6 Seats iectrer re oe 2 ae 7 Adjusting the steering wheel .. px 8 The airbag system 9 Child restraints... é Fae eet 10 Access torearseats._ Soon ae same 11 Rear seat... G i sii reel 12 Luggage cover. Gen aia es oi ae ash 43 Protective net e eet ds 14 Windows .... i ‘ = i 45° Mirrors... wi ‘ oe 16 Dashboard, aes 5 i i 3 FES instvar panel iss eis.) se sieviastiye Sue : 18 Waring lamps Pete 5 - : 19 Running checks. ss Casie cate : Sinaia 20 Multifunction display... 3 Siar Slonblling ass etusscss a Prerueaa wee 22 Visibility... 3 Cece nee ee eee te. 14 - 15-16ie KEYS, REMOTE CONTROL * io THE KEYS The keys operate the locks on-all the doors, the fue! filer cap, the passenger's alrbag Heaativation and the ignition. Central locking [Used in the front doors, the keys lock and unlock the doors and the tailgate. fone of tho from doors oF the tailgate is open, central Jecking dass not operate, ‘The remote control: Performs the same functions as the key. trom a dlistance: Locking Press once’ on button A to lock the vehicle. Locking fs confirmed by the fixed tiumination of the direction indicators for approx. two seconds. Unlocking Prose once on button B to unlock the vehicle. Unlocking is confirmed by the rapia flashing of the direction indicators. Key lett in ignition Key left in ignition is signalled by an audible warning when the driver's door ie opened, Locating the vehicle To locate the position at your vehicle, doors locked, in a parking area: (press button A, the Interior lamps come on and the direeticn indicators Rash tor a few seconds, Changing the remote contro! battery ‘Tho Informatin “hattory sper” iz gluon by An audible signal aecompaniad by the message “Remote control bat- tery spent" on tho Tukiuretton setwon, “Ta replace tne battory, ramove the serew then soparate the Uni withthe aid of a coin close to the ring (battery: OF Satu a oe Se Waiter a change of battery the remote control does not work, carry out the re-initalisation procodure, * Accorcling to version ar eountry.re KEYS, REMOTE CONTROL * 5 Me Programming the remote contrat fe Swatch off the ignition, = Switch the ignition on again. fe Praga button A. ey Switch off the ignition and remoxe the remote cont key irom the ignition lock. The remote contral is now working again. ELECTRONIC ENGINE IMMOBILISER This locks the engine management system as soon as the ignition has been switched off and tharalara prevents startin 6) te vehicle by anyone who dees not have the Hey H , The ignition key hag an electronic chip which has a special coda, When the ignition is ewitehed on, the cade Is recognised ‘and the vehicle ean be started. Wik ayatem does not function corresily, you are warned by an sudible signal 1 rlessngo on ths meiunction spay, ce Inthe ease, the wei wil mot Contact @ GITROEN dealer as s0on as possible. CONFIDENTIAL CARD "he capi cary contain he ck "ied Surya CIFROEN’ eater oo the system, his coe should be removed only i necessary Keep your card in a sate place, never inside the vehicle.DOORS he CENTRAL LOCKING. Locking from the inside Proce on control A whan the doors are vlowed to epera Te the craval locking Unlocking from the inside Frees en contal A ‘The doors con il be opened fm inldo, Note: Te a aa voces retest ie oe Ts ocead phon ed ort ita i he doo ae ood ond anton i Ree oSerl apenas nani 20 seconde of uniockng wm thovronoee Swe ro tas aunoracaly oe > Automatic central locking Activation Give a fona press on cantrol Your vehicle adomatically locks while: i is in mation (epeed higher than approx. 6 Moh), Deactivation Give a tong press on contrat A,OPENING THE DOORS FRONT 000R, ‘To open from outside: “To unlock either of the front doors. fosert the key fully and turn it Iowards the front of the vehicle, or unlock Using the remote contol, Pull the handle towards you, Opening from Inside towards you, whether ine door is lacked oy not, Locking from inside re to tare See ae See Bees oe Se tans et Se =OPENING THE DOORS 12 SLIDING SIDE DOORS * Opening from outside Unlock the sliding side door using either the Key or the remote contral, “Te gpen, push tha hance towarcs the rear ofthe vehicle and side the door Gp fa ag the retaining stop, ‘The sliding door locks in position, and will nat slide shut if, for example, the vehicle fs parked on a slope. Zo close. push the handle towards tho front of the vehicle and she the Opening trom inside Unlock the sliding side door using elther the interior evar or the remote santrol, Ta open, prese on the unlocking bution A located on the handle, then slide the door towards the rear of the vebicla. To close, precs roloace bution A to unlock the stop and slide the door Jowanae the Tront of the vehicle. Never drive with one of the sliding side doors open. * According to version or country.OPENING THE DOORS* SLIDING SIDE DOORS (Ohlid satery davies ‘This preventé the sliding door being opened trom inside. Using the lanition key, tur the control a quarter of a turn. ‘This device operates independently of the central lacking system. Locking from inside (1s possible to tock or uniack the side door trom inside the vehicle by pres- fing down or liting up contrat A. ‘This device operates independently of the central locking system. Never drive with ane of the sliding side doors open. * According to specification or country,10 OPENING THE DOORS* 12 Opening the tailgate | To open the tailgate turn the key and lif the hance, Be aivaro of the hoight clearance when you open the tailgal * according ta specification or country,Opening the rear doors from outside OPENING THE DOORS* it fi Right-hand rear door ‘To unlock the rear door, tum the ey (la the ight or use ke ree fo contrel. Pull he handle towards you. Left-hand rear door ‘Unlock the dace by paling the kaver A. ‘Opening the rear doors 90° Ensure that the doors ate proper focked!im positon. aad ‘Opening the rear doors 180° Release the check strap B by pul {hg i towaras youwnen the doors ve pariaily open. The check, strap. wil re-engage ‘Miorhnsealy on eis s doors, * According lo specification oF country,OPENING THE DOORS* rd ‘Opening the rear deers from inside To open the daor. lft handle B. * According to specication or eauntry.OPENING THE DOORS* Accoring to epecification oF country.i « OPENING THE BONNET 13 To release the bonnet, pull the red lever, which is om the door side Undarthe dashboard, towards you. Bonnet ‘Slide your hand under the bonnet ly to the right of the central Raise the lever 1 located beneath the eoga of the Bonnet ‘Raise the bonnet. Use the bonnet stay ta tock te bonnet in position, az shown above. Sosing the bernet plaee the bonnet atay in ite Hot Sot by pressing Lower the bon: Ret ahd then allow ito drop shut Make sure that it has latched securely. _YARIMING «As ine bonnet fa ed with sound-prooning: Dey, tare ome Winen openingOPENING THE REAR ROOF FLAP* Bs 8 Rear root flap To open the rear roo! flap, pull the lever A, Raise the rear ract flap fully past the point of resistance, until the selflecking struts B lock into position. To close, cheek that the support bar ie properly loeked in position (gee “Long laad support bar’) To lock the rear root flap, lower ik into the closed position * According to specification or cauntrya 16 LOAD SUPPORT BAR* re Leng load support bar A suppl bar is provided ae that ong abjacts cap be car- fied tr the vehicle, passing through the rear rool flap. The weight of the objects must be supparted on this bar. “The: bar aan be hinges down by lifing the lever A. Guide ‘the bar Until it reaches the door pillar. ‘The bar remains hinged at one snd “This aiows you to Nald leng abjects and reposition the bar using one hand. ‘Make sure that the: bar is securely locked in position. Never allow objects te reat directly on the doors. ‘The side holes at B may be used as anchoring points, ‘The rear bumper has been designed to be used as a step. * According © specification oF country,‘5 FILLING WITH FUEL 2 i yelocked filler eae pon. turn the key a quarter of a turn towards the rear of the vehicle, Gaution he shage ofthe filer eaj> matens “po vatratea. “The ight nand aging side door * cannet be opened when the Hiller cap been removed. the curve of the vahicle: body, position the uot tank capacity : approximately 12 galtens (85 titres), petrot Spbrokimatehy 13 gallons (60 res) Saco Fuel quality nN 1d fuols are indicated on an adhesive label attached close to the fatter opaning. gS ‘DIESEL, UNLEADED PETROLis SEATS* 6 Armrest Can be taleed. Ta romove: raise It to Slide 10 adjust tna 415", prose on the control placed fesel ecteasees woon the armueat and the eda of the Brellitiad with acoaten, To Backrest and pull romowe. thom fram the na fully upward Seat rear shelf ‘To position i, pull upwards and fig bul won Ste "COMFORT tars on the Inner tke ot Soa) ia abtain the chosen ange 2 Tun the knurled handle ies Aveoss to roar seats Sca"ACCESS TO REAR SEATS". Drawer under driver's seat ‘Ta open, taise the drawer slightly and pull it forwards, and adjust to the dasired position, Hoated seats (sve “INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS") * According to specification or country.ADJUSTING THE STEERING WHEEL oa) Adjust the haight of the steering wheel. the vehicle stationary, firstly adjust your seat to the best position. aso the steering whee! by pushing te handle forwards, Bbejun: Bs rawness re seated heh. (na loi position by ving the hancle ity toveards you! Moe guro that the instrument panel dials and indicator lights remain clear- Wy visite.a 20 THE AIRBAG SYSTEM * Ms Precautions relating to the passenger's airbag. Nevor installa rear-facing child seat in the front passenger's seat if th vehicle ha a front passengers airbag that cannot bo denctivated. inthe event ofan accident deployment of the airbag could cause dh fous Injury to the child, Agconing to equipment, the passengers almag can be desetivated (seo yelow ‘To deactivate the front passenger's airbag -YWith the ignition switched off incort me Ignition key inla the awiteh A loca fed in the side of the dashboard on the passengers side, necessible when the door is openct “Turn the key 10 the “OFF position, the passengers airag Is deactivated To renetivate the front passenger's airbag = Bo not forget to reactivate the airbag function, to do this ewiteh att the fgni- tion, Bers Insert the key and turn it 16 ne "ON" position, the passangar’s aire aclvatod arcs ‘The warning lamp on the dashboard lights up for six seconds when tne ‘ignition # Switched on * Aecorsing 1a version oF BountryCHILD RESTRAINTS * = jpllance vit European slractive 200003, the following tables tell you to what extent ench of your vehicle's seats be Pict 3 he ‘hi beat secured by moans of tha saat batt and having "Unrereal: approval oy one. ar mora weight now tinal x tniveraal chil oval win he Lerma ot 2000/3, CITROEN tolls you can be fted with the chil sonia that are fecornms Universal eakegory for ma-facing and forward-iacing child soats {net the competent authority in your country to be aware of the regula is Of th earrying of childron in passenger seat {1BOFIK” child seat fixings: ae rear ah an saat ag all Nings make t possible to natal the child se yo Unarmed By the Chron network latches incorporated in he cil neat ar, oa ‘hus making a convenient strong and rail in ampatsony be seat conte i a anata era fechas a vide oA VSTHE REAR RS HOSSIOLE. Wit Tee Backes UPel © acearding to version oF country,ACCESS TO REAR SEATS* Ho Driver's seat with position memorisation The divers seat ia squipped with device that returns Ie 40 he Intl joa tion, after Ihe boon filled to gain acted t she oar ana” 2 ‘Aceess to the rear seate ft handle or pusty lever B forwards; tit the backrest then push the seal forwards. Ensure that the seat and tho backrest are lacked in the normal position. * Aopording to specication oF eauntrybay Rear seat - Release the backrest by press ing control A. = When the red strip is ne longer Visible the seat" ls correctly locked. REAR SEAT uly ik tho backrest 0 unlock ne Seal Ouse This raises the ancho- fing hooks (ace diagram belew) Winer returning the seat 19 ts Sori Gosition, eraure tha. he shehoring’points on the Hear are Gloar and that noihing can hinder tha seat being pootioned cortsely. eoeseerme ne ee Sana Se Pusaiarans mata ‘air that oh ‘Shatie that ail (oan eee aro ‘fimly secured. Roar head restraints, These are height-adjustable and removal, To lower them, press an the tab, To raise them, pull upwards as fear a8 possible and press the release Sontrol.Luggage cover ate tba A Pent thebaot ie be ingens you. Fit the two righthand and lett hand lugs in the notehae A previgl ‘ed for this purpose. * According to apectication oF eounty. LUGGAGE COVER* To retract the cover Pull genity towards you, lift the tray ang ae Wie wind back automat: Removing the luggage cover Compress one ond of the retractor. Lift i remave itHa PROTECTIVE NET* 25 fear ‘Open the cover in the coal hook bracket Secure the top of the natin the netehes 1 provided, having frst turned the bar a quarter of a turn. Make sure that the ond of the bar is correctly engaged in the metal part of its housing. Secure the straps in the location points provided on the tloor Tansion the nat by means of the straps 2. “Two net lacation points are provided with the r@ar seat in the Upright or folded down position. * ccorcing to specication or country.‘Manual windows Turn the handle to raise or kawar the winesows, WINDOWS ‘The switches A and @ located on the dashboard open and eisse the chivers nd passengers vanons Ggnition switched Gn). Sequentiat control A press on control A opens. or ‘labs the divers window wo WSs Pomtion required. A Jong press, fal- a pe Souiaeseeas ‘Side windows ‘Ta open the side windows, pull the fover and push ihe windove ‘To clos, pull then push the lover. caution ‘As a (child) safoty measure, fSndut“the orton’ ay wno Ieaving the Seven fora short period. * According o specication oF county,interior mirror Anti-dazzie Pivot the fever towards you. Badge render ‘The athormic windscreen includes 4 Zone located anova the rear View minor to alow the reading ef cgese parr (er exarpte om tot MIRRORS* Manually controiied Whtnanbes canbe adusied in al four direewane from inelde Folding dewn when parked ‘The exterior mimors ean be folded lyn manually Hem quarts, Ton ‘aperation Goes, notin any way Electrically controlled Passenger side mirror ‘This mirror can Ho adjusted in atl four ‘itections. trom the drivers geal by operming the disctionsl Domisting of the minors. is con. thalled by the rar scraen damister button, lacated in the centre at the fase * Aesording ta specifisaian ar couniry.28 DASHBOARD *10 4 12 13 14 16 16 6 DASHBOARD * Lett hand aie wents 17 Radio eantrol Left nand speaker (Tweeter) 18 tgnition suntch Pasconger's airbag or storage area Aa econ geari Heating control Radio ar storage locaton 20. Driver's airbag om Gontrots = Toe werden 5 Bri 2 ar aoe ovo rors Conta locking / ADS warning tm vous elecie ele Muliunction cplay/ Sook ont) Her Gantt + Biotin incastors o Roh ane nae ae ek Sov Wioiclasn shiern lear screen wiper + Seren wash Flight hand speaker (Tester) Right hand air vents Koy- operated swatch: + Activation/doactivation of passengers airbag at 22 23 Steering whee! adjustment ‘Cruise control Gonirols + + Passongor’s eleciric mar vers mireor = Headlamp adjustinent 12 socket Heated seats Hanabrake Gear tever Cigar omer Movatle ashtray Lomer glovebox Copen or closed) Interior lamp + According te version or eountry,lar 10 " 2 14 Drivars seat belt not astened warming lamp Passengers airbag daaetivation warning lamp Front and side airbags warning lamp Front foglampee warning lamp ABS warring lamp Roar fogiamps warning lamp Diesel pro-heater warning lame Left hand direction indicator Mileage recorder. maimtanance Indicator and engine oi tevet inicator Right hand direction indicator Engine autodiagnosis warning laenp Main beams warning lame Handbrake, brake fuk! level, bralaing sietribution fault warning lamp Dipped beams warning lamp INSTRUMENT 418 16 7 18 a 22 PANEL * Battery charge warning lamp Engine oil pr sure warning lamp Coolant minimus level warning lamp Coolamt tomperature indieator “hip rlleage button (Cental alert (STOP) warning lamp Speedometer Fey counter Lighting sheostat button instrument panel. screen) Fun! levol indicator Lowe fuel tevel warming lamp * Aecorsing to version or esuntry32 INSTRUMENT PANEL* 118 WARNING LAMPS A permanently lit warning lamp or Spe Hearing wi the engine un hing, indicates an operating faul of the un eoncarnad. The Murs! fiation ‘ef eartain ‘warning temps ay (be secompanied -by"an Sudibio signal anda maseage on tho mutitUnetion eispiay DO not fgnore this) warning: consult ITAOEN weal 8s soon a pos sible W the central STOP w Somes on when you are ching. Stop your ‘vehicle immediately. where it Is safe todo 30. Central (STOP) warning lamp. Linked 10 he “engine oil_prescu- fo*-eoolant temperature and low coolant lavol", “handbrake, "brake fluid lever” ana "braking Sisiibution fault warning lamps, You must stop If the lamp flashes with the engine running. Consuit a CITROEN deste warning tamp_ Linked to the cental (STOP) warina lame ‘You must stop. This warning lamp indicates one of the fosters = autticient of pressure, = ailack of ol inthe lubrication cireut, “Top us the ~ an otfhampornture which i¢ 100 high, ‘The"warni Tampa aecornpanied ‘yan susie sign! To lowor the ot ‘@mperature, reduce your space! Conmttt's CITROEN doaior Linked ta the cantial (STOP) warning iar. ‘You must stop. Wait at Seaat fftorn minutes tor tne: ane te. coal betors cheecking OF ope Bing Up the tovel The cooling circuit is pressurised. In th gunn of brosksown, te prevent {ello the pressure 42 drop, obser Engine ol! pressure e@ land temperature ‘Coolant temperature and low coolant level ‘warning fam Ving the placictore descrisod in tue Stipter RAIN TERANEEES tava” arm crab When. ine pressure has, dropped Pace ie ce ected Consulta GITROEN deater, sci ten @ Lunked to the ental alert (STOP) warming lamp. ‘This indicates one of the following: ~ that the handbrake is applied or at fully released, An exeeesive drop in brake. fluid level (i the yearning lamp ‘emainis on even when the Mandrake ts Feleave) = faull in the Electronic Brake Farce Distribution sysiern, HM at the same time ae the ABS warning. lamp ‘You must stop. Consulta CITROEN dealer Apttock eraking m warning lamp 1 this warning lamp is permanent 0,4 ingles a rmallunction oF Ie Aus. However, the vehicle retains Conventional servo-assisted bra icing. Consult 8 CFT ROEN dealerhe ‘This: indicates one of the following ~ faulty eperanon of he ehorging eit- — lacie bantery oF starter terminals, = a cut or slack alternator bell, fan atiernator faire Gartact 8 CITROEN daster as soon 2s poset, ‘This comes on each time the ignition igenatened om Nit comes on with the engine run- hing. this indicates incorrect opera tion of the: injection, ignition or emis. Battery charge warning lamp Engine diagnosis war- ning lamp lan control system: Tea risk of Gamage 10 the calalyte converter (petrol engine ony) Gontact.a CITROEN sealer a3 soon a pos Teena preheater warning lamp. Wait intl ihe warning lamp. goas out eke Starting the wre” itahe torporatue fs igh enough, mo warning Teng comes of or ese an Sia atta ou Sa Sa he oa ittre engine i hot, can na the warn iain tows no! 85h that Low fuel level warning lamp \veheril lights up for the fit tine, Rave around review worth oF kent raraining Seat belt not fastened warning lamp. the ignition se ewitened on, this Indiesipr lamp comes on ithe Sra Ras not tasiened is seat belt Eassenger's airbag a im Whe passengers airbag & desea the warninglampigite up when the grt fon fo ovtidhed on'and averse i Contact @ CITROEN dealer as saan Se possi INSTRUMENT PANEL* 3a a Airbag warning lamp ‘Ties warning lamp ‘wil coma on for a few seconal when the ier st credon ‘Wah tne engine running, lamination of Raa warning lamp is accomparied Sn aodble spat wil mesa ths ‘pultfuncton iepiayinceanng fit the alta Contact a CITROEN dealer as soon a posable, ‘Coolant temperature indicator ~ nadia in zone (A): the tempest fee correct, = needa in zone (B): the temperati< tw is too hah, The central’ STOP warning lamp flashes. ‘You must stop. ‘Contact a CITROEN dester as soon as pocuble, * Accoruing to specification or countrya 24 RUNNING CHECKS * i419 Instrument panel display [After switching on the ignition, thyee functions are shown in succession: = Maintenance Indicator (268 corresparsing suction engine oll evel indicator (diesel engine any). © fatal distance recordarblal and tip distances. Note: the tsia! and trp distances are displayed for 30 seconcis when the ignhion is switched off,.an opening the driver's ‘oar, as yell as on locking and untacking the venicie. Engine oil level indicator (Diesel) When the ianition is Suaitched on. the engine all javel is indicated tor approximately 10 seconds, after the servicing infor mation, Maximum Note: yertiling with oll ean damage the engine Mininnum, ick the level with the dipatick and icp i up. The level indicated io aniy correct i the fe has been on stable. level ground, with the engine stepped, for 10 mituies. Ol level gauge faut ‘The 6 segments flash to Indicate a tauit in the oil level gauge. Thore is A risk the enging will bo Gonsult a CITROEN dealer * icici 1 semen sk Gi19 MAINTENANCE INDICATOR ‘This fe visual vemindiar ef whan tne hoxt service 19 sue. This service. te to be earried Out aooording to the manufacturers Servicing sched ‘Operation ‘As oon the ignition is awitehed on nd tur S waconds, the spanner eye balising "aorviee operation" tt. The ip racorer display shows yau the tuistanca remaining {in round hr botore the next service a Example: 4.000 ules remain batore ‘wien the ignition comes ai and for 8 seconds ihe dispiny Incest 5 seconds alter the igniton is svetched 0; the total distance foceror resames Aarmal “operation and the display Shaws the total or tip distances, RUNNING CHECKS ‘The distance remaining before the 4,000 miles. Example: 900 miles ‘aman below tho next servico te due. ‘When seriching on the ignition and for S'seconds, the display shows: 5 sooands after the ignition ts suit. ened an, the total distance wearer emibol remain it ‘Thia indicates Wal a serview shale he cared out ahertly. The dlaplay ‘shows the lolal or tp distances, ‘The service is overdue Each time the ignition ts switched on and for seconds, ine symbol ara the fexeess distance fash, Example: the service Is overdue by 500 mies. The service “ahould be Carded oul very shorlly When tha tanition i seatches! on and for Ssaconds, the display shows! seconds ste ihe. ignition. is mwitehed on. the total aletancs Teearder rosumes normal operation Bad. ihe ‘symbel_temaine lit. The Hispiay shows the total oF tip Sistances. Aeoarding to speciation or country.36 RUNNING CHECKS * 49 Resetting the maintenance indicator ‘Your CITROEN dealer cares out iis operation ater each However, It you carry out the service yoursel, the roost procadwe aa {ollewsa: fen Tae . i? ~Swaich ait the ignition = Prass and hol burton 1 = Suntch on the igniton. The display begins 31 Koop bution # pressed tor 10 seconds The display shows [+0] and the service symbol disappears seond countdown, ‘Total distance recorder Briatly proszing button 4 alternates between the total and trip Uistance displays, ‘To vaturn the trip racorsor te zero, whon its than 3 spond he button far more. iayed pre Lighting rheostat ‘wah tho lights en, prass tha button 10 vary the itansity of the lighting of the in Humane panel‘and the mut Ameton aigpiay. Whon the geting reaches the frinimore (at masimarm) seming, wscaea he Dutton tron prose h again #e Ie Se (or reduce) ihe brighinoss: ‘As. s00n a the lighting ie 0! the required brightness, roleitee the button,120 THE MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY* az (S The clock (Vehicle without radio} <1 Adjustment of hours =2- Adjustment of minutes ‘The rmuttifunction display “This gives you the following information: = thestime, = the date, = taal displays, ~ door checks (lor example} “iront LH dear pant, ete} alent messages or prams: “remote Contal battery spent) displayed tempo- rail Adjusting the parameters Press and hold butlan 3 tor two seconds to access the settings; the data flashes, Indicating it feady to be modified. za Then, Oaeh press of button 9 esis Yrough the various data mn the Follemwing = language of information displayed, = hours (12 then 24 hour roca), — minutes, i 3 Preaaing button @ alters the value ol the parameter selected. Press at Holl or rapid advance (eturn to start after te last possible value) ‘Aller 7 seconds with no action, the main dlepiny return the mowited data are * Avcording to speeitication or country,SIGNALLING* v1 Hl Direction indicators Lott: downurards, Right upwiarcs, {To indlealo a change of direction, give the. stalk beyond! tha tight Spot. ops Sutomstcally nen te steering wheel weconves Headlamp flash Pull the stalk towarsls you. A neadlamp flash can be made even with the Ignition switched oft. Horn Press the centre of the steering wheel Hazard warming lamps ‘Operates all tha direction indicators simurtaneousty- \Use only in danger situations. for an emergency slap or int exceptional dri- ving clcumstances ‘Operates aleo with the ignition ewitenod oft ~ Your wabigle is equipped wih a satety device which cute of the Iual up: Bly (petra! engine) “This ghves you extra safety in the event of a front oF rear impact. Ifthe tyel supply i cut of. the hazard warnana lamps come on automatic bt thon acesaary fe awit off he lank and restart the venvele, pro- Audible signalling Your vehiels fatures various types Gf audibte information: = 1 beap = level 1 alert (@ 9. door open or not properly closed) -8 consecutive beeps ~ lavel 2 alert (@.g. engine: coolant temperature tao * Accomting 10 version or country high)Li re SIGNALLING* Lighting conto! sta fw All tamps wttched off Turn ring A forward, B ‘Sidelamps. The instrument panel hights up. Turn ring A formara Dipped beam / main beam. Dipswiten Pull the stalk fully towards you to awiteh ketween dipped beam and main base, Lamps left on burzer ‘This operates wien the orvers door Is apens Jeyitced of, indicate that the lames have een let on, tos wihen tha dora cloned when the tarnp are cullShodl off or Ihe nian sucha Bae NaN Bown lot on Sto Tn Ahtng of te heater Ieee: eet rp Ss ot ch ruc mmc commen Fe Sad aR es om sis rea ee eas rl es on Headlamps adjust mont ‘You are recommended to adjust the aim of the héadiainns in accordance watti your Vehicle's load Position © Driver alone or with a passenger Position =; Driver +2 passengers, Posttion 4 - Driver + 4 passengers Position 2. Driver + 4 passengers + luggage, Position 3: Driver alone + maximum authorised load. ‘An intermediate position exists between 1-2 and 2-3, * Acserding te version oF countrySIGNALLING * far is Vehicles equipped with FRONT FOGLAMPS AND REAR FOGLAMPS (Ring C) [Bey ror ae anor tooo Turn ing © forward BIG) cont tostrns on {The front foglamps operate when the sidelamps oF dipped beams Turn ring © forward, ron foalernpe and ar toglemes-on Gperate when the sidelamps or dipped beams are suiiched on. Extinction = 1 8 action raarwardis. roar foglamos owhtehed oft 299 action rearwards, front fogfampe and tear foplamps ewncned att Note: faglamps should be used only in conditions af foo or snowfall * According to version or country.Windscreen wiper 2 Rapid wipe. 1 Normal wipe. 1 Ioterminant wipe. 0 Stop, 2 Single wip, press downwards, Windsorean wiper Position |: Intermittent wipe Note: in position 1 oF 2 : when the vanieta i¢ etatonary, the wipe cadence will rockice automatically. © Accarding te version or country VISIBILITY* at alWindsereen wash Pull the convol stalk towards you. for scroon wan with Timed wipe.cinee * According to wersion oF country VISIBILITY * aE eine At the 2°4 notch aa Ab the 3° natch Timed rear washieipe (three ‘cytles). Iie tom eeen sapars are ope ting ang when reverse gear ks enga ged Note: 4 decesvation of te fe eorault your sceibe: enraul your Floor sereen clernisting ‘Only, functions when the engine ts roy |A pias on the contol activates elec. ire dering ofthe rear ecroun fond Swachos itself off automatically alter Approx. twalve minutes: to avoid ‘exbessive consumption of power 72 slop demising. simply press the Press again to restart demisting tor Iwelve rinnkes,a wR os Steering lock, ignition, starter ‘Starting the engine Brakes Gear lever - Cruise control aa 45, 47-48STEERING LOCK-IGNITION-STARTER I El ‘Steering tock Before starting, unlack the steering if necessary, by gently turning the steering when) at the samo time as you turn the Key. Its advisable 10 press the cluten pedal whle operating the starter to make starting STARTING ‘The 4 positions of the Key in the Ignition: STOP position: ine igeition je lt. ‘ot noteh, Accessories position: The ignition ie ff but the accessories can bie 2nd notch, Running position: The ignition is on. Starting position: Operaies the starterwe STARTING THE ENGINE 45 ei Check that the goar lover is in neutrat PETROL ENGINE Sterting with the engine cold De not press the accelerator podal (Operate the startor until the engine starts (not move than ten eoconds) In very low teriperatures; prass the clutch pedal when operating the slater 10 ease starting of the engine, Release ihe cater paaasoe be erating 19 of the engi le DIESEL ENGINE Starting: with staine cotd Turn the lantion key to position MLYignition, proheatory and welt until the preheatec warning light gooe out. Then Operate the starter Unt the srtine starts, 4 eae In ves low lompertures, press the clulch pexlal when operating the starter to ease staring of the engine. Release the catch pectal siowly Note : Do not press the accelerator petial during starting, ‘Starting with engine hot ‘Operate the starter. It the engine fails to start at ine first attempt, 1epeat using the preheater. Iv all casos, if the ‘engine stops ar fails to start at the first atiempl, walt a teur seconds botore operating te starter again Note : The prehoator naming lary does not come on when the engine Is hot Recommendation : Ils not necessary ta rari up the engine belore staring off Wail for tho warning lamp te go Gut and ther arve of Slonlyaveciaratina gently unlike onghne warm Up eeBRAKES ° i Hanetorake: ‘The nenetrake fe operated ty pullng the laver pars. FBS ihe slope you are on, the greater the force thal sirould Be Spplied in pulling the fever. ‘Ta ease the action of the handbrake lever, iis recommended that you press ihe brake pedal at the same time. ‘As a precaution, 1st gear should be engaged in all cases, On stoop slopes, ‘you should alva turn the Wheals towards the kext. “Ta release the handbrake, press the bution while pulling the lever up, ewer the lever to ne tuly down posivon. “The warning lamp comes on it the handbrake is on or nat fully released, swath thes Ignition on ABS system” “This vstom. which inoorparaios electfonic braking diatibutlon, enhancns exfety by prowanting te whoele ‘rom lacking in the evant of sudden braking or in slippery read condition 3 Jienatreal dapacty otal ke Souental loctfeal siements ofthe ABS-ystem © controled by an election mon 5 gana 1@ sasertial electrical clemorts of the 1 ie controlled by an elect i: {ring eystern bet efora ane ‘ding irking, the Aba warning iho comes on when te igivtion fs awitehed, on, ‘Shu Shaukd go oul after approximately ta seconds. 1 the warming wimp dons not go out. His iicatgs nate ABS i gatennoded due te atau Chews, f to lamp Comes on vile diving, thi tnalcater than the ABS 7 ope ‘ating. in both cases, tha normal braking systern femaine effective, as on a vehicle without ABS. However, to avo ert er einer mats aes iattonn soreecuercen the ABS shows be mapecied as 3300 M8 pease By an approved dealer. I necessary to drive carefully on slippery surfaces (loose siones, snow, ise, ste) Wis st * According to specification,we GEAR LEVER CRUISE CONTROL * Never select reverse gear before the vehiels is comple toly stationary. For silent selection of reverse gear, ihe movement should be pertormed slowiy, Cruise controt Siuise cantrot enables you te drive at a eanstant speed ol your choice {mil mum approx. 25 mph), The ctuise control command A is located below the lightinglsigrsaling cantral The: lanting!signaling To activate; turn control 4 fo the ON position To deaetivate : tum contiol 4 to the OFF pasition * Accortting to version or country* ecordling to version or country CRUISE CONTROL * ka a ‘To select a cruising speed Accalerate to reach the desired speed. Press once on the rear of wither lat fon 2 oF bution 4 of control A. The speed ts regulated and memorised. While cruise contrel is ip force, tis stil possible to press the accelaralor pedal 10g taster than the meinorised speed (for example to @vertake ano {her venicte) ‘Take your toot off the pedal to retuen automatically to the memorised speed, ‘To disengage enuise comtrol The crue conial willbe den giges on peossing other the such ar brake podat OF when efther ESP or nacsion control i active. (Or press: ution & lccated on the end af coniral A. ‘These actons do not canco the memorisad speed ‘To re-engage the momorived speed [thor & dlesroagerent, press ance on bution 3 ‘Your vehvcte-uil eauine the last speed memories. To Increase the memorised! speed Enhet: ive a short press on the rear of buton @ of control A to increase the sped shah, Or-aceeloraie tthe new desired spred, then press unice on the rar of futon of eortal A, fhe. long pros onthe raw of Button of como A Um the ri deste speed is Folease the bution, the new speed is mertorisid To decrease the memorised speed Eitnar- ge a short poss cn Bie roar of button 2 of Gontcl A 1o dacrwase the sped slighty, (x, give. long preas on the sear al huiton 2 af contol A wal the new desived speed l= ‘edi riienam eppron: 2 raph) om oleae the tution, ne new speed Is menorised “To cancel cruise control Eithar when stepped, switch off he ignition (O4:turn the canto t tha OFF positionHeating, ventilation Ait conditioning/polien filter Lighter, ashtrays, storage compartments, overhead storage, sun visor, courtesy lights Gloveboxes, overhead holder Multifunction root Radio fitting, installing speakers 50-51 52-53 54-55 56. 57-59 60. =Al intake ‘Make gure that the extorior aur intake GFille ard Intake chamber mt the base Of the windscreen are Kept cloar (eat leaves, snow) To ensure efficient heating to the Fear seats, da nol obstruct the it Passage under the front seats or the Sxlraciors at the rear of the vehicle, We recommend that a certain amount a! airflow ie maintained at all ines 50 HEATING/VENTILATION wea il permit you to onto! and erect te flaw ot a in ihe passenger ‘compartment (uipideeny rightlett) Air vents. The alr wants nave knurled Wheels to Open and close the ale flow and griles to direct the ale tory (uprdown, rightitent).HEATING a Air blower sped adjust This position allows. the entry Gr unpiaasiane odours or sfmoka into the wale to be proventad, 2 Temperature adjustment 3 Air distribution To the faet and wine To the windsereon Demisting-aeicing Additional heating (depending en HDi engine option) Vehicles equipped with HDI engines can be supplied with automatic addiional heating te: increase your comfart is normat to expect a certain on of smoke and odour, parteuliarly when the engine is idling According to specification or country.* Acconing to specication or country, LEVELS AND CHECKS* we 1+ Power steering reservoir Check the tevel with the engine oft ‘The level in the meervols must be above the MINI marc and below the MAX! rma THe power steering purnp must never operate velthout fluid (riek af seizing). 2- Front and rear screen wash and headlamp wash reservoir. Fr bast cleaning reais andor your safety, use products recommended by tho fanutacuer w awed hry Gamage the wineeteen aaah Grey when topping ap, it slow Reservoir level ‘The reservoir Is tied with a raneparent tbe (with the headiamp wach Opto ‘To see the Mud level, cover he breather hole with your finger Unelip the cower, keeping your finger an the epening. The level can be seen tivough the tube. SOO ee| | ve DIESEL INJECTION SYSTEM a Repriming the elreuit Te repeime after runing out of tue + Fill the tank with at least five titres of diesel, with the vehicle parked on as level a surtace as possible. ‘Operate the manual repriming pump. unt resistance ts tel Operate the starter, pressing the acceloraior lightly until the engine starts. Inthe engine tile (6 Start at the first attempt. wait for 15 seconde and than try again, 11 fats to tart after saveral attempts, repeat the operation from tha beginning, With the engine at idle, press the accelerator lightly to bleed ine system. diesel engine: remove the engine fairing = Pull the thing chp 1 towards the front of the vehicle = Feemove the oil gauge ~ Undo screw 2 and keep it sale. = Remove the fairing ~ Prime the circuit by pressing the pump 3. = Refit the fairing, before switching on the engine. 2.0 HDI engine, remove the engine fairing > Flothte the 4'chipe A by 8 quarter tuitn, = Remove the tating. = Prima the elreult by pressing the pump 4 - Refit the fairing, before ewltehing on the engine.FUEL SUPPLY CUT-OFF ee a (PETROL ENGINE)* “ |! your vehicle is fitted with a device which cute off the fuel supply, this provides additional nately in the majority or frontal Or rear impacts, Fuel supply cut-ott ewiten ‘This switch is located under tne bonnet of the Aight hand sie Tp restore the fuel supply after a cut-ofl, press. the top of the guste as shown in the diagram * According 10 specification ar county,gz es CAPACITIES* 73 ©) Ol change. with titer cartridge. According 10 specication oF eouNty,eer anaan o Section Vv PRACTICAL ADVICE Fuses Battery Bulb chart Changing bulbs ‘Changing a wheel Towing and lifting the vehicle Satety advice Tyres (tyre pressure chart) Using the spare wheel 76-78 79 80 81-85 86-89 90 91-92 93-94 95FUSES ‘One fusebox under the dashboard and one: in the engine compartment Dashboard fuses To access the fuses under the dashboard (driver's sia), rotate the two but. tons on the cover by a quarter turn, Diagram and table of tuses See following pages. Engine compartment fu: To access the fusebox Iecated in the engine compartment (close to the bat tery), unciip the cover as shown in the diagram, After a repair, reciose the cover with care. WARNING Repair on the MAXI fuses. which rovide addition: tion, should loft exclusively to.» CITROEN desler. Correct. incorrect Pliers & Aue Removing and inserting a fuse Betore changing a uso, it ie necessary 10 know and Conse! the cause of the ineident. Tha fuse rumbers fre marked on the fase box Always replace a faulty fuse with a fuse of the same amperaa: Use the special pliers A provided on the tuse box.Bp = TABLE OF FUSES i | (According to specification or country) = BSI unit Fuses under the dashboard. ore ses ete 10 be found the Fbating to he ft of the BON une A blown fuse should be replaced with a fuse of identical amps. FUSE COLOUR CHaRTTABLE OF FUSES : (According to specification or country) te || Engine compartment fuses Unclip the cover, The unnumbered fuses are spare fuses. ‘After a repair, rectose the cover with great core, FUSE COLOUR CHARTi ve BATTERY Emergency starting {rom another battery A vehicle with a discharged batiery can be started with either an electrically isolated slave battery or the battery ef ‘another vehicle, ‘To avoid rike of explosion, correctly follow the ertier indicated below: Discharged battery. Slave vatary Metailic point on the vohiclo's bodywork. Cheick that the voltage of the slave battery Is-oorract (12 vote. 1 using the hattery af another vehicle, ts engine must be switched off, The lwo vehicles must net be in direct contact with Batch other, Gonnest the battery cables as shown in the diagram in the order indicated. Make sure that the cable clips are pro- erly connected (risk of sparks). Start ine engine of tho assisting vehicle and let it run under slight acceleration far about a minute. Slart the engine of the vehicle with the discharged battery. Caution Do not touct the cable clipe during the oper: Do not lean aver the batteries. Diseonnect the cables in the reverse order ta connection ensuring that they de net touch one another8 BULB CHARTa va CHANGING BULBS et Headlamps 1» Direction indicator 2+ Sidelamp 9 +Main beam / dipped beam Note: le certain climate consitions, « slight misting may be seen on the interns face of the Readiamo glass; ths ig normal and cisappaars a fow minutes aftar the head: ‘Tha headlamp glaes Ie polyearbonate coated with @ protective. lacquer You are Strongly acvised not wo clan me uriace tn 9 cry of Abrasive cot Sry Gator Genter solvents (use a moistened soft sponge GF cla. 1 - Direction indicator lamp - Flotate the bulb-nolder A and pull out = Hopiace the butt, Flofit the bulb- hoger, Advice ALthe end of each operation, check that the lights are working property2+ Sidelamp = Remove: the protection cover B. = Remove the main beam bulb (eee Below) = Pull the bult-nolaer tawarde the = Replace ane butts < Risfit the buib-holder, the main beam bulb and the protection over, Front fogiamps: ‘Consult your CITROEN easter, CHANGING BULBS* 2. Main boam dipped beam = Remave the protection over 0. - Disconnect the connector. = Uneilp the bud retaining spring. = Ropiace tho pub, = Reposition the retaining spin fang the eanmector P8 = Roff the protection eaver Direction indicator side repeater Push the housing tawards the front te unelip and pull tawards you. Flotate the bule-halder a quarter * Acserding to version oF country.CHANGING BULBS Rear lamps: Note the positian of the faulty bulb, Bulbs | 1 Fog lamp 2 Direction indicator lamp 3 Reversing lame 4 Brake tame - Side. lamp Open the tear daor to 180° on the ‘Aide oF tho taully bulb (see “OPE: Nine THE Dooae Unscrew to butertiy nut a Gently paint the: lamp unit towaras the nile of the vonicle to release the wo side cetaning tops Figmove and disconnect the lamp unit ‘Unetip the bull haldar as inclieated bp the arrows. Change tne faulty lat finer retning, ensure that a yommet Is. property seated an Bone the reat degre ip the corred Sequence (sce “OPENING THE DOORS)al ea CHANGING BULBS ves ni Reading lamps Roar courtesy tamp Brake tamp (tailgate) LUnciip tne cover to-galn access te _Unelip the cover to gain access to Wh tho tail $n tundo the the bulb 2 te bub. = wo buttery fate. Uncilip the support 10 gain aceass Front courtesy lamps othe bulbs. eee ee Ne eeeCHANGING BULBS* ‘ie Number plate lamp Unacrow tho wansiueant cover to (gain neces 10 tho ball. third brake tarp) Hemove the caver sing on by pressing the tab (,ound section) at the end fof the larnp (in the direction of the: arrows). Pull ine cover iowarda the rane Remove the bully holder by sques zing the bo tabs, Pull out tho faulty bulls and change it To got, proce In the. rewarso orderCHANGING A WHEEL ve Tools The toals are in a Nousing above the right rear wheel of the vahicte, To gain access to the tools, turn the bolts 1 one quarter turn, Note : the chock is in the spare wheel, Remove the tools in the following order : 1 lack 2Wheetnrce Replace tho tools in the reverse orderCHANGING A WHEEL 87 ‘Access to the spare wheel. he ee ae eg or ee oe Cees oe ie retaining bolt A of the spare wheel camier is inside the vehicle ‘des ts the Year toot loaieg gave, Lift up the load space floor covering. Unscrew ihe nut using the end of the wheelbrace 3. Raise the carrier to release the retaining hook, then lower the carrier. Take care that the weight of the wheel does not rap your fingers oF press on your fect, Aavico Refit the repaired wheel as s00n as possibie.88 CHANGING A WHEEL vs i Removal 1 Park the vehicle, f possible. on a Mat and level suriace. Apply the handbrake, engage first or reverse gear, Immobilise tho vahiela by placing the chock rom the spare whee! againat ine mateo oe coal eal 2 Feilign the Jack at one of tne tour points marked ty arrows (on the sls), These are provided on the subtrarne ‘lose fo the wheels, Extend the lack using tne wheelbrace 9+ Romove the whee! tris 4 Loosen the four wheo! hatte using the whoelbrace, 8 - Extend the jek further until the whee! is a tew centimetics above the ground 6 -Undo the wheel bolts and remove the whee!H vs CHANGING A WHEEL 89 To refit Engage the vehoel on the hub, taking care to position it correctly Screw in one wheel bol without fully tightening, Screw in the other three bolts. Lower the jack and remove i Tighten the whee! bolts using the wheelbrace. Rott the whee! trim, As cnn as possible, refit the original wheel with the puncture repaired. Eneure the tyre prssoure le coreet (ena "TYRES" and chack the balancing. Replacing the spare wheel in the carrier Place the chock back in the wheel. ticle the spare wheel back Into its carter. Lift the carrier and position the hook sa that itis allgned with the tightening rat Retighien the rut loom inside the vehicle, Store the wheelbrace, and then the jack. The whoo! bolts are specific to gach whoo! tyne. Wnan a wheel is changed, chock with an approved dealer Mat the. bolts are gultable for the flaw whee! (See USING THE SPARE WHEEL"2 TOWING AND LIFTING THE VEHICLE ve [ij ‘Towing with wheels on the ground ‘Towing eyes are-at the front and rear af the vehicle. “Tawing at slow speed tor a short distance is permissible in emergencies (Gopotsinng on aa Wain reguaatons) Use @ bar with hooks attached to the towing eyes indicated above, | gy Being towod with tho trent or rear wheels itted Use a special rigid towing bar with belt otacherents Fit the belt attachments 10 the front crossinember Take the necessary precautions to proteet the bumpor and the front or Fear of the vehicle. Tow at slow speed1 | va SAFETY ADVICE Towbar The ting of a towbar should be done by a CITROEN dealer who is aware of the vehicle's towing capabalties, pos Roses the nloneasnty inatrections tor fiting Suen a device ond knows about afly Mmodilcalions that may be recuteR ky the vehicle's cooling system in the Case of severe usage conditions. ‘Towing (bost, caravan, etc.) + Bofore eotting oft: ~ check the tyre pressures of both the vehicle and the towed laad andi check the signalling lamps on the towed toad | practise manaauvring, especially reversing. - regularly grease the towhall hitch, remove Ht when not required, + Spread the load inside the caravan and keep within the weight limits, + Always drive ata moderate speed, Change down ta a lower guar in goad tim betore going uphill and downhill. Be: aware of the etlect of side anes, + Towing increases tue! consumption = Braking distances are increased. Use the brakes gently and progressively. Avoid harsh braking. = Whon parking on a slope! as well as following the instructions for operation of the handbrake, make sure that the: Towbat ie properly locked and use wheel chocks H necosaary,92 SAFETY ADVICE ver a ‘loot bars “Trermarg at aueweniels is sich that onty roo! bars tested ahd approved by the manufacturer should bo used, to ensure your sately and to avord damaging your waricle, + Spread the toad event avold overloading ane side Beers ths pegseribed toad capacity, Maximum load, distributed over the roof ba + Place the heaviest joad ax close ae possible to the root + Fasten the load securely and flag any everhanging load. {Dave emosihly, The effect of side winds wil be increased, aflociing the stabilty of your vehiole * Remove the roa! bars oF root rack when ne lenger needed, ‘@r root rack: 220 Ibs8 iS ve TYRES* Table of tyre pressures in bars ‘Any other tyres are forbidden. Aaviee - Recommendations For safety reasons itis very important ensure thatthe tyre pressures always conor to the manufacturer's spe- “They should be checked regularly, for example every month, and always before tong journeys, including the spar “The pressures should only be checked when the Iyfas are cold as the pressure increases with the tyre temperatir wen atving. Nover reduce the prossure-of a warm tyre, ‘Snow ehains may be fitted exclusively on the FRONT wheels {9 mm chains). * According to specification or country.oa o TYRES* va || “Table ot tyre pressures in bars * Any other tyres are forbidden, * According to specitication or country, esB ve USING THE SPARE WHEEL 95 Be] VEHICLE EQUIPPED WITH ALUMINIUNE FINS” wheels with aluminium rims" Spare whee! Antithett shoei bolts ‘Your vehicle ig equipped with a staet the Each whool is equipped with an Sphicie. Is normal to observe that ant-thelt wheel boll To remave the washers this bolt, use one of the antitn sockets that wate supplied Wi fur vahisie along with the dupl Gonical tapering of each bok Tid eye ana coetdantial care) “ nid tno fehanibrace, Gils chencines. Important : keep a careful record Grito code urtber engraved on I yau equip your vehicle with snowe Tho oad of mo artnet socket tyres fied bro steol whee! rns, fs ‘wil enable you to onan. wheel Tod. anidenical replacementart: hat ars avallaio rom a CITHO thei" ecker fm your ehroen soa + According to specication or country.Section VI oe ER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ves 1 General 98-99 2 Dimensions 100-102 3 Identification, fuel consumption 103 4 Index 104-105,GENERAL* ‘Seo “FILLING WITH FUEL, 35 or 75 tires ui.~ GENERAL* * Aceording to specification or county, * Towed load limit in France. it is essential 10 cormpiy with the tha. "Grannies a 4pecd limits aa spetiied by leqisa- ilgn in. ‘wach cauniry” Far fortner information about the towing cape iy ‘at your vehicle and it maa Suihorised' Gross Train Weight, onact your CITROEN dealDIMENSIONS * * According to specification.Be DIMENSIONS * 101 Table of dimensions (in metres) * Accaraing ta epseifcation,DIMENSIONS * k Table of cimensions (in ‘matres) * According to specification,ae IDENTIFICATION* 103 Manufacturer's plate: Under the bonnet, on the front right hand wing. 1 Type approval number. 2 Vohicie identification Murber (VIN). rosa vehicle weigh ‘Maximum yreiant en rear axdo™ Paint colour retoronce Gn top of the front sight hand whestarch. FUEL CONSUMPTION** (in compliance with European directive 99/100) ‘Consumption of tetin tres/100km (@4PG) COzemiastons g/km) Engines Urban Extra. [Combs roan | extra | Con ; urban i urban ris! Powori ai e7ien | azuse | 7.5007.7 230 146 176 Potro 61 oswon | 6256 | 7.4190.2) 20 146 176. Diesel 1.90 asaay | sree | 6010.0) 2a 1 DiesetZ0HD 7.2002 | 2076) | 5.740.6 391 130 + Acoorting lo sprciicalion or county. > Fue! consumption information correct at time of printing.jos A ABS systom ae-xut ‘Accoss to nar seato ss. 22 ‘accursories, elocttical x Awrconsitoning.-. BBS Airbags soc) BEN ‘se ttor ‘ie raopoing 5. sane ‘i wont 5 - 50 Ambthar as Aettays oe 4 Batiery cae Battery waning tamp) «38 Bonnet zs ers Botts holder oa Broke occ ne ey 6 VI [Bulbs troptacomonty 31.85 © Ganncites - 79, 96-98 Cargo net... ona Cigar lighior Seok BB Gatabtic conbarine sx Gonwaliodeing wT Ghanging bubs. 8188 Changing a fuso 7678 Enanging romote saanto| baweres 7 Changing a wheel... 86-00, 06 Ghecks and capacities... 67-70 Giid restraens 21% ha satary oe Gookant Wid eee eee 7 Comion ‘8.60 nite contol. ATAB Gup holder. ot o INDEX Dashed 28-29 Delrosting- demising .... 60-88 Batrosiing of rear view rire 27 Darnicting the roar sorean a2 Diesel ingsesion. ral Digital eloox Snir a? Bimersions - 100-168 Direction incscators = 38 Bistrese signal 3B Bao cee ic los Driving ae Biiving position o Electric window's. 26 Engna tai. 69 Engin 61460 ovo. 84 Engine 19D... 85 Engine 20 HDI 66 Fating ith uel «ey ae Fating wth ot 62 Foglamps eet Front gents soos cscveyee so Front storage area |. 4 Poel : Fool consumption a Fuel econcmy .. MXIMXYI Fru! fier aperture a Foe tan et Fuel gauge: “7 aos Fst quilty y 17 Fuse! supply (et-ot) 72 Fuses 70-78 G Gowrbon Gearlewor Genera. Giovobou 1 Handtorake Hazard warning larmps Meaciampe Menaiamp adjustment Head restraint Heating and verdilation ingest roar window Horn i t lgnibon os. lmmobisaer Inatrumant panet Bachboars menor lighting Jace Ke keys 9-09 56 48 a8 39 a9 18 ot 26 au arViet 1 Levels and cpacss e170 Ling nc tov 90-01 Lighuing and contsie 99-49 Lomdepace .......,.29-25, 168 Load support bars t58 Loudspeakers 80 Lungage cover 5 2s M Maintenance 6 Maintenance incicator ,... as-96 Marteranoa of Dowywark .. HORVIEKIC Maintenance of intenor 23% Manual gears . 47 ununicton root 97-50 © Opening tha doors... 6-14 Syorhead hole 286 F Potion titer - 88 Powor: assisted storing... 70 Practical advice oo. ..2... 75 Pretorilaners vv Paining the diesel wet system 79 Punctures ae INDEX FL Radiator. - ara Rao, oe 0, agi Ig oh Fear bencl eat ome rear 00 tap. 4516 Fear screen demisting ae Heer view minors. ar Recycling of air emote conti! Replacing a allery Fooplacing buibe Reverso goar 2... Root bara... Rao! rack unning in 5 Seley recomnendationstt-82. xl ‘Seat belts and seat belt anustmente 0. WIE adjustimonts 15 Screen wach earn Sidolamps el Signaling — - a0 Sparking pags sas9 Staring the engine 4a Steering WOOK cee cee y ye ‘Steonng wheat adusinent ... 19 Sun root... Sta Sun vane 5a T Table OF OuBe 80 Technical specications or Thing eesees y. 80001 “Towing weighs pu Transporting ony objects. 15-16 Wee eeecvc 9304 Fyre maineonanes 2s... XH Tyre prossuras 99-05 Tyre wear ieee 20% U Used engine oi 108 V Wehicto ldentiicaton, 03 ‘Vantiation 50.51 Mey eee a Wowarniog lamps ses Woignts ps9 Whee! ememshers 28-89 andowe {etoctric) 26 Windecreen washvwine 41-42 Winter precautons oxi | ie108 USED ENGINE OIL vs B Warning ~ Prolonged and repeated cantnet may cause serious ekin disorders, inchiding dermatitis and cancer. ~ Avoid! ekcasaive contact, use a barrior cream and wash thoroughly alter contact. » Keep out of reach of children Protect the environmant 1s aga! to polite drains, water courses of soll Use authorized waste disposal tacttios, including civic amonity Shee ana garages provi) telites for receipt of used of W in Goubt, contact your toca auwiorty kor aavice.NOTESNOTESUSER PRECAUTIONS ! DRIVING POSITION AIRBAGS SEAT BELTS CHILD RESTRAINTS SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS XIN XVI BATTERY xv ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES xx, TYRES xx CATALYTIC CONVERTER 2x RUNNING-IN XXII WINTER PRECAUTIONS xx RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAVING FUEL XXIV XXVI RECYCLING AND PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT 2XXVIL MAINTENANCE OF THE BODYWORK JORVINE = XIX. MAINTENANCE OF THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT XXX CITROEN PREFERS TOTAL XXX CITROEN SERVICE 2201 EEEZ DRIVING POSITION* ADJUSTING THE DRIVING POSITION Adjusting the * Reach Agiusl the Seat so {hat the cluich inay be fully depressed In conior: in motion the fight foct chovidd ba on the acoeleralor and the lefLan the Took fost, The thighs stiould be supported by tie seat cusiven, t (900 “Front seats") = Backrast angle Adjust the angle of the backrest so that your brick is cornlaraby support fed. For tie seat belts to be fully eifective, do not arive wih the backrest In Shhed excensrvely, = Head restraint For the haad restiaint to full its role as an elfectve safety carmpanent, the too of it should be feast as high as the ap of the occupants hered or. fel ing that, positioned fo is maximurn MetohT, * Accomding to mosel, ve country DRIVING POSITIONS © Correct B Incorrect {toe close) © Incorrect {too for) Adjusting the steering column (se “Stwering Coumn adiust- meni") Adjust ime steering wheel se that your arms are slightly bent in the Nquaderpastnine® postion when grasping the steering weet, Mokis sure you have a good view of the whole Instrument panel Adjusting the seat belt (Sec ‘erat Det") Adjust the height of the oper chorage $0 that the seat belt fs aeress ihe “cere of shoulder, Then, if necessary, make any final adjusiments to te seating postion.AIRBAGS* Areas of impact causing the sirbag(s) te inflate * Acoarding to madel, version or country The system comprises: * A.central impact detect and cantral unit whic will wate the airbags in accordanes wih the intenly nd the angle of Impact = Adrver's airbag lacaled in the stesning wheel, under the certral cover. + A:passenger’s airbag located jn the dashboard According to equipment, the front passangere airbag can be deactvated, See "Passengers arbag cenctva tion” © Two side airbags ioeatad in the backrest af the de er's seal and front passengers saat (door aida, * Two side curiain airbags logated on the interior ocla al the Oot According to model: * Avwamina jamp in the istaument panet lights tor few seconds each time the ignition is switched nH there is a faull, flashes for a few minutes thery fe Ihains permanentiy on. in thie gabe, oF HM doas net lant etal, consult your CITROEN Daster at the oar est opportunity. » if there io.a fault in the systom.@ message apo-ears on the display, consult your CITROEN Deal’ atthe enh ‘ont opportunity,Front airbag * According to model country AIRBAGS* Front airbags ‘The airbag is & safely device, complementary to the soat belt, d operate in the event of a violent Irontal impact In such en impact, iis Foie Is fo Inllate and to absorb the impact af the occu Paris} on the sieering wheel and dashboard. and thus to reduce risk of niu tyto the head an chest, The aban yell adapt to the relative severity of the collision, Te autsay vil Not be deployed by minor Mental, side or rear impacts, nor the vehicle should Overturn, as this would! hot sarva any purpose. Acosuing ts equipment, te ket pagsengers arbay can ba deactivated, Seo “Passange’'a aifbag deactivation”. sarod ten ‘Operation In the event of a viotent frontal impact, the alrbagts) inflate instantaneously, earing the break points thal are worked Into the steering wheel central cover, for mio the dashboard on Ihe passenger's side. The aifbar cushions the for yard projection of the Sccupan! then ranicly deflales. (The material of the a= bag may cause Inliavons to the lace) 2 of ms occur hin wery short Mement oF ma, Ofte arr of ane tenthAIRBAGS* a Front side a 298 Curtain airbags They are designed to come: into play in tha avent of @ substantial laters im pact and ure oriented to Mat parbcuular smpact zone Side and cunain airbags are no inlencled for use when there is any @ alight impact or contact on the ida of the veiels, oF in A cass of tear or Ion! in Bact oF 61 overuming: casas whara Ihey would sefve NS PUPBOSE. ‘The role of the side airbag ie 16 place self bonwean the oscupant (elrivee o front passangen and tha cor pane), thus Wing fre Fak of yuri to Ie ‘The role of the curtain airbag is to plage dol! betwen the front or tear occu pant ang the windows, (hus limiting thee rok of injunos to the head In the event of a wolent side impact. the airbag on te side altected inflates instantly, tearing through the saame of the ent seat backrest, Nabsorts Ine Projection of ihe occupant on the door panel and ther rapidly