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A L P H A B E T I C A L I N D E X A L P H A B E T I C A L I N D E X

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A Accessones

. . . . . . . .

139

Addillonal brake ight 78

r cond~tionlng . . . 37 39

A r t e i 3 102

Alarm

. . . . .

142 143

Analogue clock . . . -14

Anll-loch braking sysleln ABS 62

Ashlrays . . . . . . . . 4 3

Audlo equipment . . . . 109

~lomat~cearbox 3 73

Automallc wiper

. . . . . . .

3 1

B Banery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.86

Bodywork maintenance

. . . . .

104 105

. . . . . . . . . . .onnet . . . - 2 0

Brake lu~d . . . . . . . . 72

Brake ights

. . . . . . . . . .

8

Brake pads . . . . . . . . . . 7

Bulbs (changing/referencesl . . . . 6 to 78

C

Caravan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00

Calalylic converter

. . . . .

103

. . . . . . .

hanging a wheel 7 75

Changing bulbs . . . . . 6

lo

78

Changing fuses

. . . . . . . .

79 to 85

D Deadlocking

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

140 141

Demlsl~ngide-iclng m~rrors) 33

DlQllalclock 33. 4

Dlmenslons and measurements

. . . . . . .

6

Dipped lheadlrghls . . . . . . . 0. 76

D pst~ch 2

Dlrecl>o~ir~dlcalois . . . . . 0. 77

E Economlcai drivlng . . . 02. 103

Electrlc windows

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

0

EnQlne apacllies . . . . . . . 0 o 92

Engme compartment uses

. . . . . . . . . . . .

5

Eng~nemmoblliser 8. 59

Eng~ne il level and temperature ~ndicatot 27

Engine oil evel ndicator

. . . . . . . . . . . .

7

Engine 011 ressure . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Eng~ne11s

36.137

Engtnes:

1 3 ilre petrol engine . . . . . . . . . 6

1.6 ilre petrol engine

. . . . . . . . . . .

7

1.8 Illre petrol engine wilh automatic

gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

1 8 and 2 lhtre 16V pelrol en~lne 9

1.9 lilre diesel engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

1.9 iilre lurbo diesei engine . . . . . . . . . 1

Exler~oi irrors . . . . . . . . . . . .

F Fronr seats

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6

Front wash-w~pe . . . . . . . . . 1.73

Fuei tprecautlons) . . . . . . . 103. 138

Fuel capac~ly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Fuei consiimption . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

F m l LIII OH SW I I C ~ . . . . . . . . . . 1

Fuel ther llap

. . . . . . . . . . . .

21

Fuelgauge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Fuettnnk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1085

G Gear lever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.63

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

love compartmenl 45

H

Halidbrake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

azard warning llghls 3 3

Head restraints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

eadlight wash 31.73

Headl i~hleighl adjustment 3

Heated seals

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5

Heat~nglvenl~lation

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6

Horn

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

0

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

~evels 72

Llghler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

oading 700 102

. . . . . . . . . . .

aadlng he roof rack 100

Lacking he doors and boo1 or lailgate 18. 19

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

ocks 8

. . . . . . . . . . . . .ubricanls 136. 137

. . . . . . . . . . .

Maln beam headlighls 30 76

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

anual gearbox -6 2

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

anulacturer's plate 89

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ap reading ight 42

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

irrors -4 1

N Number plate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Number plate ights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Oil consumption 72

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

il filler 72

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

i l chan~e -72

pening Ihe bonnet 20

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

peninq he doors 18

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

pening he windows 40

bnanylrlg~ n e1 . . . . . . . . . 72

Changlng he remole control baner~es 18

Charging he battery 86

Chfld safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 40 55

Chlld seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

F Fascia. 22 to 25.

32

Fascia lghting adjustment 3

Fllltng wilh englne oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Fllllng with fuel

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1

I

hanglng gear 62.6 3

L

Instrument dlals

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 lo 25 P Parts and accessories t39

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Interlo1 lghbng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Passenger compartment uses . . . . . . 0 to 84

Interlor mlrror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Passenger compartment maintenance

1 4

Power steering 2, 73

.

lnflatlng tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95. 101

R Rear screen demisling

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

Rearear seatshelf -477. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

earwiper 31

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ecycling 109

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

emote conlrol 18

Removing a wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 .75

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ev

counte r 22 to 25

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

oofrack 100

Control panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 33

Cootanl

. . . . . . . . . . . .

72

Coolant emperature ndicalor 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Seatbelts 54

etvice ndicator .2 .29

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

elting on -6 0 1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ide airbags .52, 53

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ide mpacl absorbers -5 4

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ide ights -7 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

now chains

106

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

parewheel 74

tarting .60 . 61

. . . . . . . . . . .

tarting rom anolher battery -8 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

teering wheel 44

. . . . . . . . . . . .

teering wheel controls .30 . 31

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

torage compartments 46

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

un roof 42

Sunvisor 3

Fogtamps

30 J Jack

_

74

. . . . . . . . .

Fronl alrbags . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. 51

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . .

Tailgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Technical data:

consumption

. . . . . . .

P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

iesel engines 92

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

imensions 96

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

etrol engines .9 .91

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

owing 88

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

owing weights and loads 93

Trailer 100

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

rip recorder -2 2 o 25

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

yres 95. 101

. . . . . . . . .

Unlocking the boa1

or

tailgate 19

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

nlocking he steerlng 60

. . . . . . . . . . . .ourtesy ights 4 2

Courtesy mlrror 43

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Van 97

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ent~lation .34. 35 36

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jump startmg 86 R Radios 109

Front Ikghts 30

~ a i nensor

.

31

Front seat ad~vstment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ear backrest 47

. . . . . . . . .

Warning ights and gauges

.2 .27

Warning ights:

. . . . . . . . . .

ntl-lock braking system ABS 27

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

altery charge 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

rake fluid ow 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

entral alert -26

hoke 27

oolant low -26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

iesel engine pre-heat 27

oor open 27

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ngine autodiagnostics -2 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ngine ail pressure 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ront airbags 27

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ront brake pad wear -27

uellow 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

andbrake 26

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ide alrbags -27

ater n diesel tiller 27

Wash-wipe reservoir

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ashing 104.105

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

indows 40

inter precautions 106

Front seal belt pre-tensioners 4 K Keys 18

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rear ights 78

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This first section is an extract of the principal points in the handbo ok intended

to familiarise you with the equipment in your vehicle so that you rapidly feel at

ease with it.

For more information refer to the page in the handbook

indicated by the symbol shown here.

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A T A G L A NC E S E C U R I T Y

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LOCKING THE DOORS

Infrared remote control

This controlsthe locking and unlocking of the

doors and boot or tailgate.

Point the remote control owards he receiv er

under Ihe interior mirror from a distance of

less than metres.

Avoid:

pointing he transmitter away rorn he recel-

ver

-transmitting rom more than

5

metres from

the vehicle

having any obstacle between the trans-

mitter and the vehicle.

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DEADLOCKING

Dead loc ~ g s an aadlttoval secur.ty dev ce

Wnen it

IS

operalea, t prevents operation of

tne inter or and exterior door nana es

Two methods of operation

Uslng the remote control:

To lock: press bun on A.

To deadlock: press button

A

then press but-

ton B.

Using he ignition key:

To lock: turn the key towards the rear.

To deadlock: turn he key owards the rear and

hold t for second.

To unlock: turn the key towards the front.

ENGINE IMMOBILISER*

This locks the engine control system and

therefore prevents starting of the vehicl e by

anyone who has not got the key,

Operation

When the ignition s switched on. the key code

is recognised by the engine immobiliser sys-

tem and starting s possible.

The engine mmobiliserautomaiically ocks he

engine control syslern a few moments after

the ignition has been switched off.

Confidential card

This shows the identification code which is

required 11any work is carried out on the

system by a PEUGEOT dealer. This code is

hidden by a film which must not be removed

unless required.

Keep your card n a safe place, never in your

vehicle.

According to specification

SEAT BELTS

Pre-tensioning seat belts

Height adjustment

AIRBAGS

operational check

[

ront airbags

2

ide airbags

These warning lights come on when the igni-

tion is switched on and go out six seconds

later.

Where a passenger aiIbag is fitted:

do not place a rear-facing child seat on the

front passenger seat:

-d o not place your feet on the fascia cover

hisf the ymbolasciaons hen passen-he end

ger s side.

FUEL SUPPLY CUT-OFF SWITCH

Should a serious collision occur, your vehicle

is fined with a system which prevents fuel

from reaching he engine.

To restore the supply, press the switch

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og lamp control

C O M F O R T

Fog lamp off

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Rear fog lamp on

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IGHTING

Fronffrear fog lamps control

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FRONT WINDSCREEN WIPERS

3

High speed wipe

2 Normal speed wipe

1 Intermittent or automatic wipe

o Stop

4 Single wipe

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ADJUSTING THE SEATS

1

Forwards-backwards adjustment.

2 Seat back angle adjustment.

DRIVER S ELECTRI C WINDOW

Normal operation: gently pull or push switch

1 The window stops as soon as he switch is

released.

FUEL FILLER FLAP

Ring A

Lighting control

T nnnn

Fog lamps off

Front fog lamps on

Fronurear fog lamps on

. .

Pull the handle

1

There is a holder for the fuel filler cap.

A label on the inside of the flap shows which

fuels are permitted and which are prohibited.

ights off

1 3 Driver s seat heighladjustment :

pull the telescopic handle and pivot it.

ne-touch operation: firmly pull or push

switch1 Pressing once opens or closes the

window completely. One-touch closing s only

possible with the engine running.

4 Lumbar adjustment.

To close:

Push he flap back lo ock it.

Pulllng the stalk towards you washes the

windscreen with limed sweep and washes

the headlights if the dipped hkadllghts are

on.

ide llghls

E l

ELECTRIC MIRRORSL

Turn the control 2 to the right or to the left to

select the corresponding mirror.

Move control 2 in he four directions to adjust

the mirror.

REAR WIPER*

Stop

6 Intermittent wipe

7 Wash-wloe

beam

head


ccording to specification

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.Keys

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Bonnet 20

uel filler flap illing wlth fuel

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uelsupplycut-of f 21

Equipment omfort Pages

Instrumentpanel 22

Warninglightsandgauges 6

Serv iceindicator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

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Heatinoandventilation 4

ircond~t ioning 37

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lec t ricw~ndows 40

Mirrors 41

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Opening and closing the doors from

the outside

Using the key

To open, turn he key and hen pull he handle.

To lock, turn the key. Each lock secures the

corresponding door.

Using

the key and the central locking

system

pen or lock all the doors and boot or

tailgate, urn the key n the lock of the driver s

door

ihe

doors and he boot or tailgate will ock or

unlock automatically.

Using the remote control*

Point he remote control owards he receiver

below the interior mirror from a distance of

less than 5 metres.

Press the button on the remote control .

The doors and boot or tailgate will lock or

unlock automatically.

If he remote control does not work, press the

button again, changing the angle of aim.

Wait at least one second before pressing he

button again.

Avoid:

-

pointlng the transmitter away from the

receiver

-transmitting from more than 5 metres from

the vehicle

having any obstacle between he transmitter

and the vehicle.

Impotta nt: ensure hat he batteriesare n good

condition. The red ndicator ight ndi cates hat

the transminer is operating correctly, it does

not indicate opening or locki ng of the doors.

,,

I

Boot o r t a i l g a t e c h i l d s a f e t y

...........................................

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1 Locking control

Openlng handle

Lockins or unlocking the boot or tailgate

Using he key

To open the boot or tailgate urn the key then press bunon1

The light s controlle d by opening the boot or tailgate.

Changing he remote control batterie s

red nd~catoright ndicates he condition of

the batteries. These must be repl aced when

the indicat or ight no onger comes on.

Undo he screw then unclip he cover n order

to galn access to the two batteries

CR

2 16

3 VO S

Closino the tailgate lestatel

-,.

-

- .

Toclose the tailgate, pull one of the interior grab handles.

According to spec~fication

Child safetv

This prevents opening of the rear doors from

the inside.

Turn the control 1 a quarter turn using the

i heitionoorsey. an still be opened from the out-

side.

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Bonnet

Inside the vehicle: Pull the handle

Outside the vehicle:

Raise he handle 1and support he bonnet as

it rises.

Bonnet struts

The struts open the bonnet and kee p t open.

To close:

Lower he bonnet and release t at the end of

~ t sravel. Check that it is secured correctly.

Fuel filler flap

To open: firmly pull the handle on the fioor to

the outside of the driver s seat.

To close: from outside, push the flap back

and check that it is secured correctly.

Tank capacity: approximately

13.2

gallons

60 itres).

Filling with fuel

Switch off the engine.

Therelabel s n heoldernsideor ofheheuellapillerhowsap. which

fuels are permitted and which are not allowed.

ccarding to specification

Fuel supply cut-off switch

Should a serious collision occur, your vehicle

isromittedeachingith a heystemngine.hich prevents fuel

TO restore the supply, Press the switch.

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E Q UI P ME N T I n s t r u m e n t p a n e l

EQUIPMENT

I N S T R U M E N T P N E L

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Low coolant level

2 Headlight maln beam

3 Pre-heat (Diesel)

Headlight dipped beam

Water in fuel filter warning I~ght. D~esel)

6 Speedometer

7 Left ~ndicator

8 Low oil pressure warnlng l~ghl

9 Handbrake and low brake fluld level

1

Battery charge

filght indicator

12

C10k

13 Front fog lamps*

14Rear fog lamp

15

ABS: anti-lock braking system

16Fuel gauge

17

Low fuel level

18

STOP warning

19

Seat belt not faslened warning light

21

Choke warnlng light

Front airbags warnlng light

23Autodiagnostics

24 Trlp zero reset and clock setting button

25Tr~pecorder and service indicator

26

Coolant temperature gauge

Accord~ng o specification or de stinat~on

Low coolanl level

2 Headlight main beam

3

Pre-heat (D~esel)

4

Headlight dipped beam

5Water in fuel lille r warning light Diesel)

6 Speedometer

7

en ndicator

8 Low o~l ressure warning llght

9 Handbrake and low brake fluld level

ID

Banery charge

11 Right indicator

12Rev counter

13

Front fog lamps

14Rear fog lamp

15ABS: anti-lock braking system

16

Fuel gauge

17Low fuel level

18

STOP warning

19

Seat belt not fastened warning light

21

Choke warning light

22 Side airbags warning light

23 Front airbags warning light

24

Autodiagnostics

25 Trip zero reset and clock selling button

26

Trip recorder and service indicator

27 Coolant temperature gauge

ccording to specification or destination

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E Q U I P M E N T a r ni n g l i g h t s a n d g a u g e s

a r n in g l i g h t s a n d g a u g e s

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A

warning light which remains perma-

nently lit ndicates that the unit concerned

is not operating correctly. Do not ignore

this warning: c ontact a PEUGEOTdealer as

soon as possible.

Handbrake and low b rake

f luid evel warning l ight

Indicates either:

-that the handbrake is applied or has not

been ully released

- an excesve drop in the brake luid level (if

the warning light remains it even when the

handbrake is released). You must stop.

Contact a PEUGEOTdealer.

STOP warning l ight

(Together with the oil pressure

warning ight)

You must stop.


Battery charge warning l ight

lndicates either:

- faulty operat ion of Ihe battery

charging circuit

- loose banery or starter terminals

a broken or loose alternator drive belt

an alternator ault


Low coo lan t leve l warn ing

l ight*

You must stop.

I

Wail unt~lhe englne cools belore

topping up.

The cooling circuit

IS

pressurised.

When opening to top up, turn the cap to the

first nolch lo reduce the pressure.

Contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

Coolant temperature gauge

-

needle In zone A), the temperature is cor-

rect.

needle n zone

B),

he temperature is too

high.

The STOP warning ight comes on.

You must stop.


011

ressure warnlng l ight

Together w~thhe STOP warning

l~ghl

YOUmust stop.

Indicates e~ther.

-oi l pressure is too low

a lack ol oil in Ihe i ~bricating ircuit

Top up the oil level if necessary.


r l

agnoscs warning

C-,J

ndicates either:

-faul ty operation of the injection

system

-fault y operation of the ignition system

There is a risk of damage to he catalytic

converter if your vehicle is itted with one.

Conlact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as pos-

s~ble.

Oil gauge

When the ignition s on, this indicates he oil

level:

The reading s only valid if the vehicle is on

level ground and heengine has been switched

off for

1

minutes.

needle in zone

C,

the oil level is correct

-needle in zone D, check the oil level using

the dipstick and top up if necessary

Never exceed the maximum level on the

dipstick.

Tne o eve1 naicalor goes out approximately

:

seconas after swltcning on the 'gnit~on.

whetner yo. nave starlea ln e engone or not.

Low ue l warn ing igh t

lndicates that there are less than

1.3gallons

6

itres) of fuel remaining

in the fuel tank (capacity approxi-

mately 13.2 gallons-or 6 litres).

Ig?r in diesel f i l ter warning

according to destination)

Risk of damage to the injection

pump.

Contact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as

Possible.

Diese l p rehea t

Walt unt ~l he warnlng light has

LJzzA %%s%%nng Ihght

does not come on the engine S

warm

Choke*

p s hat the choke IS pulled

Front airbags*

L A

n

ide airbags*

The warnlng ~g hts ome on

for

6

seconds when the lgnltlon

IS

swltched

on, then go out.

Warning: if the warning lights

do not come on when he igniti on s switched

on or,

do not go out alter

6

seconds or,

-flas h for minutes hen remain lit, contact

a PEUGEOT dealer.

n t i - l o ck b r a k i n g s y s t e m

.i : (ABS) warning li ght*

If his s permanently it it ndicates

that the BS is not working. The

vehicle still operates using conventional

servo-assisted braking.

Contact a PEU GEOT dealer.

'According to specification

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c r v i c e

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This is a visual reminder of when the next

service

S

due.

Operation

When the ignition s s witched on. the spanner

symbolis~ng service due lights brlefly and

the display shows the distance remaining

before the next service. The symbol then

goes out and the dispiay works as normal.

Within 500 miles (1000 km.) of a service

being due, the symbol remains permanently

lit. When a service s overdue the symbol and

the excess distance flash inillally, the symbol

then stays lit.

Example: 4600 miles (or km.) remain before

the next service s due.

When the ignitlon comes on and lor

5 seconds.

5 seconds after switching on the ignition the

display resumes normal operation.

When Ihe gnition s switched on and for

5 seconds.

d i c a t o r e r v i c e i n d i c a t o r

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6 months

omment: avear (or 6 months under ardu-

normal or arduous

conditions

as follows:

Switch on the ignition

-The display begins a 10 second count-

down

lease the button before the countdown

finishes

-The current setting is displayed

-Each brief press of bunon1 alternates the

Setting.

When the distance remaining before

the next service is less than 500 miles

(1000 km), except for the first service.

Example: 300 miles (or km.) remain before

the next service is due.

5 seconds alter the iqnition has been

I

5 seconds after the iqnition is switched on.

When a service is overdue.

Setting

~ ~ ~ 1ime the ign,tlon is switched on

if your vehicle IS used in ceriain parllcularly

for 5 seconds, the symbol and the excess

arduous conditions. You must follow an

distance lash.

arduousconditions serviceschedule with re-

duced service nterval s (refer o the Warranty

and Maintenance Record Booklet)

Example: the service s overdue by300mlles

Normal maintenance

(or km.).

Petrol 9.000 miles (15.000 km) or every year

Diesel 6,000 miles (10.000 km) or every year

Press and holdbunon 1

Reset

When the service has been carried out, reset

as follows:

Switch off the ignition

Press and hold bunon 1

-Swit ch on the ignition

The display begins a 10 second countdown

Keep button 1pressed or 10 seconds

-Theisappearsisplay shows and the service key

First service (Warranty service)

After covering 1000 miles (2000 km), the

service symbol lights. The first service is

now due.

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t e e r i n g w h e e l c o n t r o l s

t e e r i n g w h e e l c o n t r o l s

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I

F r on t igh t s

Operation

IS

by turning ring A

Lights off

Dippedlmain beam head-

Pull he stalk towards you to

chan e the setting.

~ e a d i g h tlash: flick the stalk

towards vou.

Note: d th the ignition switched off, on

opening one of the front doors, a buzzer will

sound ~fyou forget to switch o ff the lights.

F o g l a m p s

Opera on s oy ILrnlng he rmg The pos t on

s snonn oy Ine warn no I ghts on tne fascla

Rear (Ring

6)

rn

og lamp off

Rear og lamp on

This operates with the dipped and

main beam headlights.

Switchingoff theside ights switches

off the rear fog lamp.

Front and rear fog lamps (Ring

C)

Fog lamps off

r

ront fog lamps on

These operate with the side lights and the

dipped and main beam headlights.

~ tnd rear fog lamps

These operate with he side ights, hedippe d

and maln beam headlights.

Switching off the side lights returns the

selection o front fog lamps only.

D i r ec t ion ind ic a to r s

Left: move he stalk downwards

Righl move the stalk upwards

H o r n

Press the end of the stalk


Warnlng: the rear fog lamp

dazzles.

It s prohibited n clear weather

or rain, both day a nd night.

Do not forget to switch t off when it s no

longer necessary.

F r on t w inds c r een w ipe r s

3 High speed wipe

2

Normal speed wipe

1

ntermittent or automatic wipe

0

Stop

4

Single wipe

F r on t was h - w im and head l igh t wash*

Pull the wiper si lk owards you:~he head-

light wash operates if the dipped or main

beam head lights are on.

Au tom at ic w ipe ' Rear s c r een w ipe r

Your vehicle is fitted with a rain sensor.

Operation s by urning ring

A.

in position

1

your windscreen wipers operate

au tomatica l lv and a d d o an a~Dr oDria te

s w ed d e~end lna n ' t he amouri t o f r a in.

-

This func t ion must be re-selec ted af ter

switchin g off the engine or starting.

TO do this. change the ~ositi onrom 1 o

0

or from

1

o

2

then retum to position

1.

This operation is indicated by one or two

sweeps of the wipers to allow the sensor to

lntermittent wipe

detect he condiiion of the wlndscreen.

Warning

Rear wash-wipe

DO not aftach anyfhing to the upper centre

section of the windscreen as the rain sensor

must not beobscured.

wipe function.

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o n t r o l p a n e l

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o n t r ol p a n e l

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1

-

Lighting rheostat*

Dim or brighlen the instrument

panel l hting by turning the knob.

This on?y operates when the exte-

rior lights are on.

2 Headlight height adjust-

ment*

Depending on the vehicie s oad , t

is advisable o adjust he headlight

beam.

0 1 or 2 people n the front seats

1 5 people

2 5 people +maximum authorised oad

Driver + maximum authorised oad

This adjustment must only be carried out with

the lighting stalk i n the dippedlmain beam

headlights position.

Initial setting: 0

3 - Adjustable central vents for heating,

ventilation and air flow.

4 Audio equipment location

Heating, ventilation and air condi-

tioning controls

6 Digital clock

Setting:

1 -Setting the hours

2

Setting he minutes

Outside temperature display

This displays he outside emperature. When

it is between minus 3 and 5 C the C

symbol flashes to show there is a risk ol ce.

7

-

Lighter

Press and wait a ew moments until

it pops out automatically.

8 Hazard warning lights

The switch and he direction ndica-

a ors flash.

This controls the indicator lights simulta-

neously and permanently.

Only use n case of danger, in an emergency

stop or for driving n unusual conditions.

They can operate with the ignition off.

9 Rear screen demisting

Rear screen (and

mirrors)'

electr~c

demlstlng control.

Goes out automat ica l ly a f te r

approximately 12 minutes o av o~d xcessive

Power consumption.

Pressing the button again will operate the

demisting or another 12 minutes.


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Side vents

4 Central vents

5 Air outlet to the front footwells

6 Air outlet to the rear footwells.

4

COMFORT

en t i l a t i on

dvice on use

Position he air flow control at a sufficient level to ensure correct renewal of air in the passenger

comparlment.

Select the most suitable air distribution for your requirements and the climatic conditions.

Select a suitable temperature setting and only modify it gradually for your comfo rl.

5

en t i l a t i on

Ventilation

Windscreen demisting or de icing vents

2

Front windows demisting or de icing vents

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djusting the air distribution

To direct hot or cold air, position control 1 n the desired position:

C O M F O RT H e a t i n g l v e n t i l a t i o n

Windscreen and slde windows Footwells only

7

C O M FO R T A i r c o n d i t i o n i n g

b V V e c ~ , i de u ind o ws a nd

Side and central vents

To quickly de-ice or demist the windscreen and the s~d e indows, set the heating and air flow

controls to maximum.

To obtain even air d~stribu tion. nsure that the external air intake vent and the ventilation vents are

not blocked and that the air can m ove freely under the front seats.

Switching on

Press the switch 1 the operating light will com e on.

2 djusting the temperature

Turn the control 2 to the blue zone (cold) or the red zone (hot)

3

djusting the air distribution

To direct the hot cr coid air, place the control 3 n he desired position

Windscreen and side windows

Footwells only

rn ~VI- KI~, side windows and

Used on its own, it prevents the entry of out-

side air (dust, unpleasant odours) but there

is a risk of misting of the windows.

Avoid continuous operation in interior air

recirculation mode.

Important precautions:

O ~ e r a t ehe air conditionino svstem for

5

to

1

minutes once or twice am6nth o keep it

in good working order.

It is advisable to change the air c onditioning

system fluid every two years

f

he system is not producing coid air, stop

using it and contact a P eugeot dealer.

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This equipment provides optimum Comfort as well as dehumidifying the air in the passenger

A i r c o n d i t i o n i n g wit t e m p e r a t u r e r e g u l a t i o n

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compartment.

In particular, it allows the temperature to be lowered in summer and the effectiveness of the

demisting o be ncreased n winter.

s

A i r c o n d i t i o n i n g w i t h t e m p e r a tu r e r e g u l a t i o n

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Switching on

Press the switch 1 the operating ight will come on

2

Adjusting the temperature

Turn the control

2

lo the blue zone (cold) or to the red zone (hot).

On positioning he control n the white zone the system automatically controls the operation

01

the

air condit~oning.This ensures a comfortable temperature whatever the climatic conditions may

be.

Temperature selection in auto mode requires 12 to 15 seconds before the required temperature

is reached.

3Adjusting the air distribution

To d~recthe hot or cold air, place the control

3 n the des~red osition.

Windscreen and side w~ndows

~ z n ,ide windows and

la

oolwells only

+ Side and central vents

Q

4

Adjusting the

air

flow

In the AUTO positlon the flow is controlled

automatically n accordance with the tempera-

ture selected.

You can, however, adjust the flow manually

by turning the control 4 accord~ngo the

desired Ilow.

In AUTO mode, this equipment automaticaily

adjusts the temperature of the passenger

compartment according o your wishes (pre-

set temperature). To do this, the electronic

control unit adjusts the temperature and the

flow of air at the vents an d operates the air

conditioning system f necessary.

5

Recirculation of interior

air

Press tne swtc h

5

me In0 calor I:gnt comes

on.

The air conditioning comes in to operation

automaticaily.

This position must only be used n exception al

circumstances o:

improve the performance of the air condi-

tioning

-prevent the entry of external air (dust, un-

pleasant odours)

- speed up heating of the passengercompart-

ment with a risk of misting of the windows.

Special features

If the air distribution control is in the

wind-

screen de-icing position, the air conditioning

system will start operating automatically when

the engine is switched on.

If the air flow control s n the AUTO position.

and air recirculation is selected, air con-

ditioning will start automatically in order to

prevent condensation on the windows.

When you switch on the ignition, the air con-

ditioninqwill automatically etum o he opera-

llng moae ~t vas

r

wnen it ,vas last used. If

the nside temperature s greatly oitferent r om

tne required emperatule dosplayedan0 Ine

outslde temperature is above 5

C

the air

conditoning wlll s v;tch on automat:cally

regardless of the posltlon of the a r t ow

control.

When he gnition sswitchedon, f he system

had been n air recirculationmode, he system

will automatically allow entry of outside air

unless the temperature in ihe passenger

compartment s over

30

C.

Important precautions

:

Operate the air conditioning system for 5 to

10 minutes once or twice a month to keep it

in good working order.

It is advisable o change the air conditioning

system luid every 2 years.

If the system is not producing cold air, stop

using it and contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

conditioningleads oan ncrease

in fuel consumption of approxi-

mately

2

to

3

miles per gallon

(0.5 lo 1 itres per 100 km) (not included

in he conventional uel consumption igu-

res shown on page 96).

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E l e c t r i c

w i n o w s

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Front electr ic windows'

Driver's electric window con trol

You have wo options:

Normal operation: Lightly pull or push the

switch1.The window stops when you release

the switch.

One-touch operation: Firmly pull or push he

sw~tch Pressingonce ully opens or closes

the window. One-touchclos~nas onlv possi-

ble wlth the engine Nnnlng

Passenger's electric window control

Pull he switch 2.The window stops when you

release the switch.

Rear electr ic windows*

1.Ceft rear electric window control

2.Right rear electric windo w control

I

Inter ior mirror

Operateanual heirrorsdjusting ever n he four direc-

Turn he control

2

o the right or to the left to

Electr ic mirrors

~h~ interior mirror has two positions: day

(normal) and night (anti-dazzle).

lions to adjust.

select he corresponding mirror.

Temporary rear window immobilisation

~~~h~~~~ rom one to the other, push or pull

Move the control 2 in the four directions to

contro l (child safety) the lever on the lower edge. adjust.

This allows the rear windows to be immo-

bilised n any

position.

NOTE: as a safety measure (with children

on board), remove the ignition key when

leaving the vehicle even for a short time.

When parked, he mirrors can be folded back manually.

B

Warning: the glass of the driver's mirror s cpnvex'in order to eliminate he 'blind

spo As a result, objects observed n he mlrror are,closer han they appear. This

must be taken into account to correctly udge the d~stancen relation lo vehlcles

approaching rom Ihe rear


'According to county

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Sliding electr ic sun roof

Open the cover.

4

E Q U I P M E N T C O M F O R T

O n b o r d c o m f o r t

TO open

Press the rear parl of the swttch 1

4

O n

b o r d c o m f o r t

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To close

Press the front part . ~ fhe sw~tch

To tilt

Press the front parl of he sw~tch

To close, press the rear part of the switch

1

Manual sun roof

Tilt the handle.

Front and rear courtesy l ights

I F

2 Front courtesy light

3 Front eft reading ight

Ltghts on wlth the door open

Lights permanentlyon with the key

in the accessories position or w~t h

the ignition on

In he event of dazzle rom he front windows,

release the sun visor from ts nteri or astener

and pivot t sideways.

sunv sor

To avoid direct dazzle, fold the sun visor

downwards.

Rear screen blind (saloon)

Pull the blind by the centre ab then position

the hooks n the securing points.

Hold he tab as the blind returns o ts original

position after use.

4 -Front r~ghteading ight

with the key

n

heaccessoriesr ignition

on

position, operate the corresponding switch.

Sun v iso r w i th cour tesy m i r ro r and

light*

W~thhe ignition on, the mirror light comes

on automatically when the flap is opened.

The sun vlsors are fitted with a courtesy

mirror, with a concealing lap on the driver s

Side

u

rapm .G.

push n fully.

Ana logue c~ock *

Settino the time lionition on):

Rear ashtray I

To empty, open and pull towards you.


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Lock using the ignition key

I Adjusting the height o the driver s

seat

5

E Q U I P M E N T C O M F O R T F r o n t s e a t s

Ad jus t ing the he igh t of t he s teer -

ing whee l

Pushthecontroi to unlockthesteering wheel.

Adjust the steering wheel to the desired

P U ~ut the telescopic handle4

Lift he handle to raise, ower it to descend.

Lumbar adjustment

Head restraints

Height adjustment: slide them.

The senin is correct when the upper edge

of the heaJrestraint is evel with he top of the

head. This setting prevents excessive rear-

wards head movement n the event of a rear

collision

Adjustin g the angle: t ilt them.

Upper glove box+

glove box

TOremove the neaa restra nt, posit on t

max,mum height, press tne tab at the left-

hana base and remove

height and pull the control to lock it info

To open he glove box. pull the han dle or turn

position. the control.

Storage compar tments (estate)

There are two storage compartments fitted

with elastic retaining straps, behind the lug-

gage compalfment side trims.

Storage pockets

These are in the backrest of the front seats.

According t o specification

Adjust ing th e seats

Forwards-backwards adjustment

mis e he control

I

lide the seat, release to lock

Togain accessto astoragecompartment, pull

the handle towards you.

Turn the knob 5

Heated seats

1

Left front seat control

2 Right front seat control

ccord~ngo specification

Adjusting the backrest angle

Turn the knob

3

to obtain the desired angle.

Storage pockets

These are in the backrest of the front seats.

According t o specification

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Before adjusting the seats and to prevent

damage to the seat belts, place hem carefully

at the sides of the backrest.

The rear seat backrest can be folded in one

or lwo sections

COMFORT : R e a r s e a t s s a l o o n )

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The additional ockingcontrol1 ocks he back

rest. It can be accessed from the luggage

compartment:

: Locked

Unlocked

7

R e ar s e a t s e s t a t e )

Locklng is essential to prevent access to

the luggage compartment lrom the pas-

senger compartment.

To fold he backrest:

From inside the luggage compartment,

unlock he control 1

Position the belt in the holder B

Unlock the backrest using the control A.

-Tilt the backrest.

When returning the backrest to its original

position ensure that the seat belts are

correctly positioned and that the backrest is

locked correctly.


To

fo ld he rear seats:

Insert he locking buckles n the hooks A.

Pull the strap 1

-tilt he seat cushion

2

against the front seats.

Position he seat belt n the holder

3.

Unlock he backrest using the controls on the side

3.

-tilt the backrest 4.

To tilt the rear seats, always starl w lth the seat cushion, never wlth the back rest (risk of

damage).

When repositioning, ake care t o avoid trapping the seat belts under the seat cushion or behind

the

hankrest

.

To remove the rear seat cushion(s) tilt the cushion hrough 90 degrees and remove t.

To replace the seat cushion: position it on the front securing plates and lower it into its normal

~osition.

Luggage cover

Access to

the

luggage compartment:

-f ro m he rear: fold the components ike an

accordion.

from the r ont (from he rear seats): raise

the part behind the backrest.

Reta in ins nets*

The lasn:ng points perni l he use of a uggag e

retaining net. A full helght load net s also

ava~lable s an accessory.

According o specification

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Driver's airbag'

5

S A F E T Y F r o n t a i r b a g s

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Ths alroag system nas oeen des~gned o

mavlmlse he salely 01 the dnder n he even of

lronta col slmo However 11 ssl uacessd,

5

F r o n t a i r b a g s

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to wear aseat belt.The airbag sonly deployed

when necessarv In the event of v~olent m -

pacts from which a seat belt alone would not

offersufficient protection. It is a dual system,

acting both on the a~rbagtself (a bag incor.

porated nto the central part of the steering

wheel which inflates on impact) and on the

pretensioning seat belt (which pulls he body

against the seat).

In the event of a frontal ~ol l~ s~ onhe Impact

detector for the airbag and for the pre-ten-

sioning seat belts records he sudden dece.

leration of the car at the moment of collision.

It sends an electric impulse to the module

situated n the centre of the steering wheel

and to the pre-tensioning retractors of the

front seat belts.

I

The airbag,folded i n h e central pariof the

steering wheel, s reed and nflates nstanta-

neously.

At the same moment, a force i s exerted on

the reel spindle of the belts.

In afraction of asecon d heairba g il ls the

empty space between the steerlng wheel

and the driver, thus preventing the headand

the chest from being hrown forward.

In addition, he strap of the seat belt tigh-

tens, automatically reducing its freedom of

movement: the driver is therefore firml y

held against the seat.

The energy ofthe mpact s herefore partially

absorbed andthe effectivenessof the airbag

is greatly increased.

Immediately alter the impact, the gas in the

airbag escapes through an opening at the

OacKof lne c-snion. li oes hot therefore

impede he visibility of the driver nor their

possible exit from the vehlcle.

Passenger airbag*

This operates simultaneously with he driver's

airbag and according o the same principle.

The rontal aifbaq svstem s riactered:

.

In he event of rontal collision, cepe:~.

dtng on Ihe oece.erallon Tnls oepends on

Ine eAac nature of th? Impact

For the airbag o be ull y effective,

a

seat

belt must be worn.

The frontal airbag system s not rig-

gered:

-I n hecase of a side or rear impact: t has

been designed o provideprotectionagainst

frontal collisions only.

In Ihe event of a minor frontai collision, he

seat belt is sulfic~ento provide maximum

safety.

NOTE:

The gas escaping lrom the cushion may be

a mild irritant.

The airbag system can only be used

once

After the riggeringof hesystem t s herefore

necessary to have replaced:

-the complete alrbag steering wheel

-the passenger airbag

-the electronic control unlt

-the seat belt pre-tensioners, and to have

the entire sy stem checked by a PEUGEOT

dealer.

After an accident, have the alrbag and the

entire retaining system checked. Any work

an he airbag system or the steering wheel

is strictly

prohibited

except for PEUGEOT

dealers.

I To ensure opt imu m operat ion:

Keep the original steering wheel: any other

steering wheel might cause the alrbag system

to operate at the wrong time or reduce the

effectiveness of the system.

Check the condition ofthe sea b eltsand their

anchorages frequently, especially after a

collision. If in doubt, contact a PEUGEOT

dealer.

Do not made any mootf cat~cnso your seal

oelts, ano t I le be.ls are changed, 0n.y use

those authorised by PEJGEOT.

The system has been designed to be

completely operational for 1 years. Have t

I .replaced al the end of this period. This

operation must be camedout by a PEUGEOT

dealer or another speclalist approved by

PEUGEOT.

To prevent he system operating acci-

dentally:

Never plerce ne alr oi or sublect lt tc v o ent

b.ows V~sit ?EUGE~Tea er for any u o r ~

#hathas lo oe done o i ne ven1c.e

. ccording to specification

Operat ional check

This is confirmed by an indicator

light on the nstrument panel which

lights up when the ignition is switchedon.

This indicator ight goes out

6

seconds after

switching on the Ignition.

Warning If the indicator light:

-does not ight up on switching on the gnilion

3r

does nor go out after

6

seconds or

-f,ashes for

5

mlnutestnen stabs on, contact

a PEUGEOT cea er.

The airbag is an important

safety device whose opera-

tion depends on a certain

number of safety precautions

being ollowed:

-d o not drlve holding the steerlng

wheel by its arms or resting your

hands on he centre pad.

-wear a correctly adjusted seat belt

do not eave any object on the fascia

or behveen the occuDant and the alr-

bag. Itcould hampei he opcrotion of

the afrbag or n ure he occupant when

the alrbag Isdeployed.

-ensure that the front passengers

are

In he hablt ofslnlng na norm al ver-

tical nosition. not eanlna aaainst the

Andspeelficall for vehlcies filied with

a passenger ahag:

-do not place a rear-faclng chil d seat

on he ro nt passenger seat

-do not place your feet on the alrbag

cover on the fascia.

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S A F E T Y S i d e a i r h a g s

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The side airbag systern' has been deslgned

to maxlmlse he safety of front passengers n

the event of a side-on collision.

The systern is made up of two electronlc

control unlts fitted with impact detectors and

twoairbays ntegralwlth the frameof the front

seat backrests. Each airbag S deployed nde-

pendently of the other depending on the side

on which the impact occurs.

.n tne event of a s~de- on oll son, ne mpact

aereclor analyse s ne sideways ac ce era1 on

01tne vehlce It sends an e.eclr c .mp-lse to

tneairbag. The alroag In he seal S aep oyed

~nstantiy nd inflates between ne occ-pant

ana the door. It absoros he energy of he Im-

pa n ana then del ates rapid ly so tnat 11aoes

no lmpeae the poss ole ex t of the occupant

from the vehicle.

The side airbag wil l b e deployed:

In the event of a side-on impact, depen-

ding on the deceleration. This depends on

the exact nature of the impact.

The side airbag is not deployed:

In the event of

a

minor side-on collision

-I n the event of

a

front or rear impact

-If he ignition s not switched on

NOTE:

The gas which escapes from the airbag may

be a mild rritant.

The s ide a i r bag can on ly be used

once.

After it has been deployed, the following

components must be replaced:

To ensure opt imum performance

Check the condition of the seat belts and

their anchorages frequently, especially afier

an accidenl I1n doubt, contact a PEUGEOT

dealer

Do not make any modifications to your

seat belt s, ana 11he bells are changea. on y

Jse 'hose autnor sea by PE JGEOT

DO not cover the seats. Seat covers will

prevent the correct deployment of the side

airbags.

The system has been designed to be fully

operauonal for 1 years.

Have it replaced at the end of this period.

This operation must be carried out by a

PEUGEOT deaier or by another specialist

approved by PEUGEOT.

To prevent the airbags rom being de-

ployed accidental ly

Visit a PEUGEOT dealer or any work which

needs lo be done on the vehicle.

the seat

-th e electronic control unit

Following an accident, have the entire

system checked.

Any work carried out on the slde airbag

system Is strictly prohibited except for

qualified PEUGEOT personnel.


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S i d e a i r b a g s

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1 I Operat ional check

Thls 1s conl~rmedby an

lgnltlon

IS

sw~tched n, ~t lghts lor appro

x~mately seconds and then goes out

Warning, if the indicator light:

-does not ight upon switchingon he ~gnition

.

does not go out afier 6 seconds or

-flashes or

5

minutes then stays on


Side airbags st icker

This sticker informs you of the presence of

side airbags.

It 1s attached to the side o f each front seat.

The alrbag system i s an

imporiantsafetydevicewhose

operation depends on a cer-

taln numberofsafetyprecau-

tions being ollowed:

-D o not cover the seats

-Do not emove the seats

Never secure or attach anything to he

fmnt seatbackrests as this may cause

Injury o the chest or arms when the

slde airbag s deployed

Aways wear a correctly adjostedseat

belt

-DO notleave any objects between he

occupant and he alrba

Thls could

Impede he operatlon ofi he alrbag or

injure he occupant on deployment of

the airbag

-Ensure that the front passengers are

In

the hablt of slttln g a normal ver-

tlcalposltion, n ot ea ning agalnst the

door panel.

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Front seat belts

TOadjust the height of the front seat belts:

slide the upper mounting by pulling the con-

trol

5

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~ i i a i t e nhe seat belts.

pull the strap then insert the end plece into

the buckle.

:

C h i l d

s a f e t y

Front seat belts wi th pretensioners'

The front seat belts are fined with a sensor

which, n the event of an impact, riggers a pre-

tensioner, which offers the occupants additio-

nal restraining protection. This system only

operates wlth the ign~t ion n.

Rear seat belts

Saloon: The rear seats are fitted with three

inertia reel hree-point seat belts.

Estate: The rear seats are fitted with two

inertia reel three-point seat belts and a lap

belt.

Use the buckle securing hooks when Ihe rear

seats are not occupied.

Side mpact absorbers

The strengtheners incorporated in the front

doors ensure better protection in the event

of a side impact.

To be eHective, a seat belt must

be ightened as closely as possi.

ble lo the body

Deployment of he seat bellprelensioning

system may occur before and ndepen-

dently of the deployment of the airbag,

depend~ngon the seriousness of the

impact.

In all cases. the airbag warning ight comes

on.

F ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~n

have the system

Peugeot have considered child safety right from the design stage of the 306, but their safety also

I checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.

I I dependson you.

The system has been designed o be ully

operational or

1

years.

Have it replaced at he end of this period.

Toensure maximum safety, observe he following advice :

Child seats:

Toppy (33 55 Ibs. or 15 25 kg) a rear-

All children under

10

years old should travel

fastenedwith atwo-POint (lap)

in

oecilicallv

aooroved

seats

in

oassenaer

belt or a hree-point belt (systemwith a tray).

positions in& ii th seat belts.

.

I Peugeot ecommends he following systems:

1

Precautions

j up to 9 months (to 22 Ibs. or 10 kg. :

Baby Sure : a rear facing seat secured

with a three-point seat belt, either on the

front' or rear seats.

I

ccording to current legal requirements

To prevent accidental opening of the doors:

heChild

Safety

Lock '

Also, neve r open the rear windows by more

than il3.

@ From 9 months up o 3 or 4 years 20

35 Ibs. or 9 16 kg. :

RGmer Peggy : a rear-mounte dseat, fas-

tened with a two-point (lap) belt or a

three-point belt.

@fro m 3 Or4 years (over33 Ibs. or15

kg. :

Romer Verio (33 55 Ibs. or 15 2 5 kg)

a rear-mounted seat, fastened with a

two-point (lap) belt or a three-point belt

(system with a tray).

Never eave a child n a vehicle

exposed to the sun with the

windows closed.

-

ever leave the vehicle ke s

within

the reach of children inside tie

vehicle.

Toprotectyoungchi ldrenfromthe sun: it the

rear windows with sun blinds.

To prevent your children becoming bored on

long journeys, provide some entertainment,

try to create a calm and relaxed atmosphere.

stop

Where a passenger airbag

is ined, it s officially prohi-

bited o nstall a rear-facing

child seat on the front

passenger seat

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S E T T I N G

O F F

D R I V I N G E n g i n e i m m o b i l i s e r

...........................................................................................

Operation

The keys which were given to you on deliveryo your vehicle have an electronic chip ntegral

with the plastic part of the key.

Each key therefore has a special code

When the ignltion sswitched on the key code

is recognised ~y he engine mmobiliser sys-

tem and starting s possible.

II tne dey does not nave a cooe or has a

d.f1ercn1 ode from that sloreo n Ine system

memory, he veh cle I not sla t

The engine immobiliser automatically locks

the enoine control svstem a few moments

after th ignition has been switched off.

Additional key

You can memorise up to keys.

..........................................

If you require an addit~o nal ey or wish to

changea aulty key, you must visit a PEUGEOT

dealer

9

E n g i n e i m m o b i l i s e r

....................................................................................................................................

Engine immobiliser*

This locks the engine control system and

therefore prevents starti ng of the vehicle by

anyone who has not got the key.


Confidential card

This shows the identific ation code which is required f any work is carried out on the system by a

PEUGEOT dealer. This code i s hidden by a film which must not be removed Unless requ~red.

Keep your card in a safe place, never n your vehicle.

ensure hat you aregiven the confdenta

card

-i t s advisable to have the key codes

memorised by a

PEUGEOT

dealer in

order to ensure that the keys

in

your

possession are the only ones whfch can

start the vehicle.

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S E T T I N G O F F D R I V I N G : S t a r t i n g

....................................................................................................................................

t a r t i n g

....................................................................................................................................

I

Start ing Start ing

a

petrol carburettor Start ing

a

d i e 1 n gi ne

Unlocking the steerlng engine' Eng~ne old

Gently turn the steerlng wheel at the same Englne col d

Do not press he accelerator

Never

r m

a

cold englne

i

tlme as turnlng he ignltlon key

Pullthechokeoutfuily thewamlng

Turn the key to posltlon M the pre-heat

Never run the engrne n a con-

Before startng. lt 1s

advisable

to press the

ihght comes on, then operate he starter untll

wamlng lght comes on

fined space

I

clutch pedal wh~l e perating the starter In

the englne runs

order to ease startlng of the englne

Walt untll he pre-heat warnlng ~gh t oes out

fthenghe cannot

e swltchedoff

using

push the choke back gradually, then fully In

then operate the starter n poslt~o n until he

~ [ ~ i a ~ ~

as soon as poss~ble

englne mns smoothly

lease the clutch to stahhe eeglne

Startlng a petrol njection engine

Engine warm Engine war m

Do not press the accelerator

Press the accelerator pedal down fully then

Do not press he accelerator.

Operate he starterwithout

releasing

the key

operate the starter untll he englne runs Do

Operate he starter

unt~lhe englne runs

not use the choke.

if he engine stops or does not respond mme

dlately to the starter, wan a few seconds be-

fore starting again using he prehe at

The 4 posit ions o the key in he gn i t ion

C ~ S Nor STOP The ~gn~tio nson

for Accessories

The ignition s off but the accessories may be used

The battery warning ight comes on.

scMn for Running

The ignition s on, the following warning ights come on:

Oil ressure

sT p

u u

for Starting

-

Bi tteV

charge

Pre-heat (Diesel)'

A~,tndinnnoslirs'

. - . -

-ABS' comes on lor ? seconas, (the warni~~ gig l~l l~o ~ lalwa s

g? out when the veh cle exceeds

a

speea of ph

(12

kmihy)

Arbags' , the warn.nJ ihghts come on fcr

6

seconds then 50 o

Operates the starter. The warning lights go out


Note: according to speclficatlon, the p re

heat warnlng ight does not come on f tho

englne is sufliclently warm.

Special features o f the turbo diesel

engine

Starting

Whetherthe engine s warm orcold, allow the

engine o dle or af ew moments before acce-

lerating.

Switching ofl he engine

Wan until he en ine has returned o idle be-

fore switching of?

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Handbrake

Application

When you have parked the vehicle, pull up

the handbrake to apply it.

6

S T T ING O F F D R I V I N G

B r a k e s g e a r b o x

........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

TOease app cat lon ana release of the nana.

oraKe, press the br a~ eedal ana p-l UP Ihc

nandbraKe with tne eng ne r-nn ng

6

A u t o ma t i c g e a r b o x

Release

Press the button before releasing he hand-

brake.

Power steering'

This is a comfort device which offers the best

compromise for parking and driving at high

speeds

Anti- lock brak ing system, ABS*

The anti lock braking system comes into

operation automat~cally hen there is a risk

that the wheels may lock.

The ABS warning light may come on as a

result of a wheel turning during work being

carried out on the car (changinga wheel etc.)

while the ignition s on (position

M .

In the event of emergency braking, press

very firmly without reducing he pressure.

In some conditions he normaloperation of

the ABS may be felt as vibrations at the

brake pedal.

Reverse gear can only b e engaged from

neutral when thevehicle is stationary, with

Parking

the engine idling. R Reverse

Manual gearbox

Observe the positions ndicated on the gear

lever knob.

N Neutral

Drive all

4

automatic gears

3 First 3 automatic gears only

2

F~rst automatic gears only

Automatic gearbox

Toselect a gear, press in the release bunon

on the lever handle.

'According to speclfication

If you select a gear which is unsuitable for

the speed of the car, a safety system delays

the engagement of this incorrectly selected

Pear until your speed is appropriate or that

gear.

To start the engine, put the lever in position

N

or P.

Gear changing points

These vary according to the position of the

accelerator and the speed of the car. If you

release the accelerator pedal sharply, the

gearbox will remain in the gear selected.

... ..--....

Wltn the gear ever In pos'tion D or

2

to

0bta.n maxmum accelerationwltnout to-ch ng

the gear leve:, press the accelerator peoal

sharply to 11smax:mum. Depenaing on the

veh~cle peed, tnis will .esulr in an earlier

change o a lower gear or a aelayeo change

to a higher gear.

Engine braking:

Move the gear lever o a lower position: o

3, 3

to 2 or 2 to 1. Moving from position 2 to

1 s only to be used n exceptional circumstan-

ces, but never on a slippery surface.

Parklng brake

To immobilise he car after parlting t, move

the ear lever to position P, then apply the

hanibrake.

Never select position N when

he car s moving.

Never select positions 3-2-1 at

a speed greater than 90 rnph

(150 km/h)

Do not accelerate immediatelyyou enga-

ge positionR (reverse).

Never engage position Por

R

unless the

car s stationary.

Do not rev the engine with the brakes

applied and with the gear lever in posi-

l ions 123D orR

.

..

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CHECKS M INT E N NCE T E CHNIC L D T

hecks Pages

1 3litrepetrolengine 66

1 6litrepetrolengine 67

8 litre petrol engine automatic gearbox 8

m1 8 and litre 16 valve petrol engines 9

1 9litredieselengine 0

9 itre turbo diesel engine 1

~evels 2

Maintenance Pages

Changingawheel 74

Changingabulb 76

mchangingluses 79

Battery 86

Fittingaudioequipment 87

Towng 88

Technical data Pages

Identification 9

Engines 0

Towingweightsandloads 3

Consumption 94

rTyres 95

Dimensions 96

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CHE CK S e v e l s

....................................................................................................................................

Intervals

Refer to the 'Warranty and Maintenance

Record Booklet" or contact a Peugeot dealer

Checking h e oi l evel

Check the level regularly.

The 011 evel should be checked wlth the

vehicle on evel ground, w~ lhhe engine cold

and preferably before the first journey of the

day. Never exceed the maximum mark

There are two marks on the dipstlck

A =Maximum

=Minimum

Changing he oi l

Your vehicle must have its oil changed in

accordance with lhe maintenance schedule.

Topping up is necessary between oil

changes.

tvlaxlmum 0 1 onsumpllon S 0.5 lltres per

600 miies (1000 km).

To keep the engine and emission control

components n good working orderdo not use

addittves n the engine oil.

Viscosity selection:

Follow he manufacturer's

ecommendations

Oil i l ter

Change the oil fllter i n accordance with the

maintenance schedule.

B rake lu id

The brake luid evel should always be abwe

the MIN mark on the reservoir. if the level

drops substantially, ontact a PEUGEOTdeaer

~mmediately.

Do not drive he vehicle fthe red warning ighl

comes on.

Use fluids approved by the manufacturer

which meet the DOT

4

standard require-

ments.

B rake pads

As brade prto wear depelds on Ir e style o

or v.ng n part c-lar tor ve n cles wntch arcused nt onn or tor snonjo4rne fsorwntcn are

dr ken n a spon, ma nner, Imay be necessa.

ry ro c'tec< :ne 'ntcmess ot tne pads even

betweenservices.

Coolant

Engine cold: the coolant level must be

belween the MIN and MAX mark in the

expansion chamber after removing he cap.

Close fully by turning lo he second notch.

Always use a coolant which has been

approved by the manufacturer(PELiGE0T)

If his is not possible, top up with de-

m~neralised water and have the cool anl

strength checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.

When the engine is warm, the coolant tem-

perature is controlled by the engine cooling

fan. Because his fan is able to operate when

the ignitlon key s not n position and because

the cooling circuit is pressurised, allow the

engine to cool for at least 1 hour before

carrying out any work.

eve l s

........................................................................................

Power steering*

The level should always be belween the MIN

and MAX marks.

Battery

As winter approaches, have your battery

checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.

In summer

(30'

C and above) or when the

vehicle s in heavy use, check the electrolyte

level. The levelshould always coverthe plates.

If necessary, top up with de-mineralised

I

1 Air f i l ter

The air filter element must be replaced at

regular intervals. If yet drive in very dusty

condit ions

change 11wlce as often.

Fmnt and ear screenwash and head-

l ight wash reservoir '

Fur upt. ~ I deaf ng performance, we advo-

sethe use of prod..cts approbed oy PEUGE OT

(capac'ty

4 4

.itres witno-t head ght wash.

6 i'tres n th heaol gnt wasr) The lerel can

uecrlr cned uslng he plpette ntegral w.tn the

reservoir cap.'

Automatic gearbox

The eve l s to be checked with he car on evel

ground, the engine warm and running, gear

lever in position

P,

using the dipstick.

1 'According to specification

Warning:

Some enginesmaybe correctly

drained and f i l led using a

suction system under certain

conditions.

Contact a PEUGEOTdealer for ~nforma-

tion and advice on this subject.

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MAINTENANCE Changing a w h e e l

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A c c e s s t o h e s p a r e w h e e l

The wheel is on the outside of the vehicle, under the luggage cornpartment, supported by a metal

carrier.

Take out the wheelbrace

1

Using the wheelbrace, unscrew the spare whee l carrler securing bolt located under the carpet in

the luggage compartment

Raise the carrier lo elease the hook rearwards, hen lower he carrier.

Release the spare wheel and pull out the space-saver wheel. support handles.

J a c k o c a t i o n

Saloon: the ack is in the boot2

Press the tab and open the retalnlng f lap to remove ~t .

Estate:

the jack is n he spare wheel carrler

3.

Ope n he storage box to remove ilThe ack handle

is in he luggage compartment, in the left hand storage cornpartment.

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After posilioning the wheel, pre-lighten the

bolts using the wheelbrace.

Lower the jack and remove it .

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Fully ighten the wheel bolts using the wheel-

brace.

( Fit the wheel trim start ing with the section by

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the valve and press Into place using the palm

I of the hand.

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Remove the wheel trim using he whe elbrace

by pulling next to the valve.

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Warning: your wheel trims are f inished with

dummy nuts'. Do not use them lo remove

the trims

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Loosen the wheel bolts.

Posit ion the jack at the closest acking point

to the wheel to be changed.

Jack up h e vehlcle, unscrew he bolts compie-

teiy and remove the wheel.

'According to specit lcal~on

Foryoursafety , a lways chan-

ge he wheel:

on evel ground

R e f i t ti n g h e s p a c e - s a v e r w h e e l

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c a r r i e r

Posit ion he support spacer 1 n accordance

with the fitting diagram.

Lift Ihe wheel in orderto ease reposit ioning it

in he carrier.

Do not forget to fully llghten he spare wheel

carrier securing bolt.


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with th e handbrake appl ied

with f irst or reverse gear engaged

I f he wheel cannot be changed on e vel

gmund, chock the vehicle using, for exam-

ple, a stone.

A f t e r c h a n g i n g h e w h e e l

Have the t ightening of the bolts and he

t v r e D r e s s ur e c h e c k e d a s s o o n a s

dav e tbe punctured wheel repairea and

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refit11c the venncle assoon asposssrble.

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w i t h

a 5nOR 5

t y r e m u s t o n l y u s e d

as a shor t - term measure:

-pressure:

6

fb n2 (4.2 bars)

max imum speed: 50 m p h 80 k m h )

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M A IN T EN A NC E C h a n g i n g a p a s s e n g e r c o m p a r t m e n t f u s e

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lnstrument panel, warnlng ight, switch, aud~o quipment, air conditioning, ighter and ashtray

lighting, heated rear screen switch and hazard warning.

Passenger compartmen t use box

This s located o the driver s right, und

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