Page 1 CITROËN C5 Owner’s handbook...
Page 2 Citroën and Total A partnership of expertise For 39 years, the research teams of Citroën and Total have combined their know-how to offer you the best engine/ lubricant combination available. Cutting edge technology for your benefit. With Total, you can be sure to have chosen the benchmark oil that best guarantees your Citroën’s performance and life- expectancy.
Page 3 This handbook is compiled on the basis of all the equipment (whether standard or optional) that is available, and of the technical specifications that were known at the time of going to print. The level of equipment on your vehicle depends on the model, the options chosen and the country where the vehicle is marketed.
Page 4 X7-GB-3008 Edition 03-2008...
Page 5 We thank you and congratulate you for choosing to drive a new CITROËN. Please read this handbook carefully before taking to the road. It contains essential information about driving your vehicle and operating its equipment, as well as other important advice to be rigorously followed.
Page 6: Table Of Contents
C O N T e N T s -9 4- Driving in BriEF exterior ..........4 Remote control ......-3 Memorisation of driver's adjustments ......56 Opening ..........5-6 Keys ............ 4 Rear view mirrors ......57-58 Interior ..........7 Anti-intrusion alarm .......5-6 Multifunction display ....
Page 7 C O N T e N T s 9-5 6-43 6-79 COmFOrT raDiO PraCTiCal aDviCE Access ...........9-94 Audio/telematics system ....6 Fuel ........... 6 Automatic air conditioning ..95➟0 RDs audio compact disc system ..7 Changing bulbs ......6➟7 General........95➟96 Button controls .........
Page 8: Exterior
e X T e R I O R The xenon dual-function directional glass panoramic roof (Tourer) headlamps This provides you with improved brightness in the passenger compartment. This function automatically provides you with extra visibility on bends. This lighting is glass sun roof (saloon) linked with the angular lighting which max- imises the area lit at intersections and when...
Page 9: Opening
O P e N I N G remote control key Opening the boot Fuel tank a. Key release / storage. To open the fuel flap, press on the top left part of it, then pull from the B. Locking of the vehicle. edge.
Page 10 O P e N I N G Bonnet release spare wheel access to the spare wheel To access the spare wheel: 1. Lift up the boot floor using the strap (saloon) or the retractable hook (Tourer). 2. Fold back boot carpet (saloon).
Page 11: Interior
INTeRIOR Dual-zone automatic air Parking space sensor conditioning The “Parking space sensor” func- tion assists you in finding a parking This function enables you to adjust the com- fort levels of the driver and the front passen- space. ger independently. It is also automatically regulated depending on the external climatic conditions.
Page 12: Dashboard
D A s H B O A R D electric windows / rear view mirrors / Child safety controls Memorisation of driver’s seat, rear view mirrors and air conditioning settings Controls at the steering wheel: speed limiter Cruise control Horn Audio/telematic controls under steering wheel Driver's airbag Navigation controls...
Page 13: Dashboard
D A s H B O A R D 21 sunlight sensor 22 soft diffusion air conditioning adjustment knob 23 Passenger's airbag 2 side window demister 26 Bonnet release 25 Passenger's air vents 27 Hazard lamps button 28 Key switch: Passenger’s airbag activation/deactivation 29 Glovebox: Vehicle document storage...
Page 14 D A s H B O A R D Multifunction Instrument panel menu display menu Activation of voice MODe: selection of the type recognition or reminder of of information displayed on navigation guidance multifunction screen. Cruise control and speed limiter Audio The “sET +, PaUsE, vOl+, mUTE”...
Page 15: Getting Started
G e T T I N G s TA R T e D Front seats seat belt height adjustment manual adjustments Electrical adjustments The correct positioning of the belt F. seat height and slide adjust- strap is through the middle of the ments.
Page 16 G e T T I N G s TA R T e D Electric exterior rear view automatic electrochrome steering column adjustment mirrors rear view mirror 1. selection of rear view This automatically and progres- With the vehicle at rest, unlock sively adapts to day-time or night- the steering wheel by pushing con- mirror:...
Page 17 V I s I B I L I T y lighting Front wipers rear wipers (Tourer) ring a Lamps off. Control positions Rotate control C to the desired position. 2. Rapid wipe. Automatic lighting of head- 1. Normal wipe. lamps. .
Page 18: Automatic Air Conditioning
V e N T I L AT I O N automatic air conditioning Adjustment of temperature on driver's side Front demisting - Adjusting the air flow deicing Adjustment of air distribution on driver's side Activation/deactivation Adjustment of of air conditioning temperature on passenger's side Passenger's side...
Page 19: Monitoring
M O N I T O R I N G instrument panel 1 1 1 1 E a. Fuel gauge and low fuel warning lamp. g. Trip mileage recorder reset button. B. Cruise control/speed limiter information. h. Rev counter. C. Coolant temperature. engine oil temperature.
Page 20: Monitoring
M O N I T O R I N G Tyre deflation detection log of alerts Economy mode When the engine is stopped, some functions (audio system, screen wipe, electric windows, sunroof, electric seats, telephone, video, interior lighting etc.) are only elec- The tyre deflation detection system This function allows you to display trically supplied for a maximum...
Page 21: Passenger Safety
PA s s e N G e R s A F e T y seat belts and front Front passenger's airbag Child safety passenger's airbag deactivation The seat belt fastened/unfastened status for each seat category is This deactivates the controls in the indicated by the lighting or flash- In order to be able to use a rear- rear of the vehicle, both for the rear...
Page 22: Driving
D R I V I N G Electric parking brake hill start assist automatic operation manual operation electronic parking brake The MANUAL application/release releases automatically and pro- of the parking brake is possible To aid starting on a gradient, your gressively when you press the permanently pulling/pushing...
Page 23 D R I V I N G speed limiter Cruise control instrument panel display This system allows you to choose This system allows you to main- a maximum speed that you do not tain a constant vehicle speed pro- wish to exceed. grammed by the driver.
Page 24 D R I V I N G Direction indicators - automatic gearbox “motorway” function The automatic gearbox offers you: Operation in auto-active mode, with automatic adaptation to your style of driving as well as to the road profile (Position D). Operation in sequential mode, with manual gear changing (Posi- tion m).
Page 25 D R I V I N G Parking space sensor Parking assistance (visual lane Departure Warning and sound) system you can select the “Parking space you can activate/deactivate the This device is designed for use on sensor” pressing button a, parking assistance by pressing motorways and dual carriageways, which flashes when next to the...
Page 26 R e M O T e C O N T R O L Central unlocking This operation is confirmed by the direction indicators illuminating for A press on button a unlocks your approx. seconds and by the inte- vehicle. rior lamp switching off.
Page 27: Remote Control
R e M O T e C O N T R O L Electric boot opening Folding and ejecting the key re-initialisation of the remote control Pressing button E opens Button D is for folding and eject- the boot. ing the key from its housing in the After a change of battery, it is nec- remote control.
Page 28: Keys
K e y s Central locking using the Electronic immobiliser The eLeCTRONIC IMMOBILIseR DeVICe locks the engine supply Briefly turn the key in the door lock. system. The vehicle is locked. The system activates automati- Deadlocking: Central cally as the key is removed from locking using the key the ignition.
Page 29 A N T I - I N T R U s I O N A L A R M Deactivation of the alarm usng the remote control The alarm is disarmed when you unlock the vehicle (with a press on button B on the remote control).
Page 30: Anti-Intrusion Alarm
A N T I - I N T R U s I O N A L A R M Deactivating the volumetric detection you can operate the alarm with perimeter protection only, by deac- tivating the volumetric protection (if for example you wish to leave an animal in the vehicle).
Page 31 s T e e R I N G L O C K - I G N I T I O N - s TA R T e R m: Drive position The steering is unlocked (by turn- ing the key in position m, if neces- sary move the steering wheel).
Page 32: Starting
s TA R T I N G manual gearbox automatic gearbox advice • Ensure that the gear lever is Check that you are in position P. in the neutral position. • Do not touch the accelerator. Diesel vehicles equipped • Do not touch the accelerator.
Page 33: Instrument Panel
I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L 1 1 1 1 g a Fuel gauge g Instrument panel screen indicating: • Depending on the page selected with the left-hand B Indicator: control knob on the steering wheel: •...
Page 34 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L W A R N I N G L A M P s indicator and headlamp warning lamps left hand direction right hand direction sidelamps indicator indicator see “signalling”.
Page 35 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L W A R N I N G L A M P s sTOP warning Coolant temperature sErviCE lamp It comes on for a few sec- This warning lamp onds each time you switch remains on perma- When the warning...
Page 36 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L W A R N I N G L A M P s seat belt not fastened Front and rear passengers seat belt not fastened: (instrument panel) The ABs warning lamp •...
Page 37 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L PA R T I C L e F I LT e R In addition to the catalytic converter, this filter contributes actively to the preserving of air quality, by collecting the polluting particles that have not been burnt off.
Page 38 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L T R I P C O M P U T e R instantaneous information OPEraTiOn range The trip computer is displayed on the instrument panel screen. It This is the distance that can still gives you access to: be travelled on the amount of fuel...
Page 39 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L T R I P C O M P U T e R / N AV I G AT I O N information for two journeys 1 and 2 return to the main instrument panel screen A first rotation of control knob a on the steering wheel allows you to display...
Page 40: Checks / Oil Level
I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L C H e C K s / O I L L e V e L “Oil level correct” indicates nor- mal operating. Engine oil level indicator When you switch the ignition on, the engine oil check is displayed for a few seconds on the instru-...
Page 41: Maintenance Indicator
I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L M A I N T e N A N C e I N D I C AT O R maintenance indicator It informs you when the next routine service is due in accordance with the vehicle servicing schedule in the Main- tenance Guide.
Page 42: Maintenance Indicator
I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L M A I N T e N A N C e I N D I C AT O R resetting to zero of the maintenance indicator If you are carrying out the service yourself, the procedure for resetting to zero is as follows: •...
Page 43: Main Menu
I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L M A I N M e N U The main menu allows you to pro- gramme certain vehicle and instru- ment panel functions: “vehicle parameters” menu This allows you to access the parameters relating to: •...
Page 44 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L V e H I C L e PA R A M e T e R s “vehicle parameters” menu This menu can be accessed from the instrument panel “Main menu”. It allows you to set the lighting and “lighting”...
Page 45 I N s T R U M e N T PA N e L Engine oil temperature Coolant temperature Fuel gauge indicator gauge On horizontal ground, the lighting of the fuel low warning lamp warns Under normal operating condi- Under normal operating condi-...
Page 46: Fixed Centred Controls Steering Wheel
F I X e D C e N T R e D C O N T R O L s s T e e R I N G W H e e L - scroll through the different information screens on instrument panel Rotate - Move through the different instrument panel menus - Increase/reduction of values...
Page 47 F I X e D C e N T R e D C O N T R O L s s T e e R I N G W H e e L - Radio source: scroll through pre-set stations Rotate - CD/CD MP3/CD changer/jukebox source: scroll through CDs and directories - In the multifunction display menus: Move around and increase/decrease...
Page 48: Direction Indicators
s I G N A L L I N G Emergency operation of hazard warning lamps A sudden deceleration of the vehi- cle causes the hazard lamps to come on automatically. They will cease to operate auto- matically, or manually if you press the hazard lamps button on the dashboard.
Page 49: Lighting Control Stalk
s I G N A L L I N G They go out once the brightness has reached a satisfactory level or about 5 minutes after the wind- screen wipers have stopped. To activate this function, turn the ring a to position 2. Take care not to cover the bright- ness sensor, which is visible from outside the windscreen,...
Page 50 s I G N A L L I N G To do so, select “Vehicle parame- FrOnT anD rEar ters / Lighting”, then adjust the time FOglamPs (ring B) for guide-me-home lighting. sound signal for headlamps These operate left on conjunction with the sidelamps, the dipped This operates when the driver's door...
Page 51: Bend Lighting
B e N D L I G H T I N G With dipped or main beams, this function provides additional lighting for the inside of a bend. This lighting is most useful when travelling at low and medium speed (urban driving, winding road, intersections...). Operation This lighting is activated past a cer- tain angle of rotation of the steer-...
Page 52: Headlamps - Angled Lighting
X e N O N D U A L F U N C T I O N D I R e C T I O N A L H e A D L A M P s - A N G L e D L I G H T I N G With dipped beams or main beams, the Directional headlamps function turns the headlamps in the direction the road ahead is taking.
Page 53: Wipers
W I P e R s Position : The speed of the wip- ers will adjust itself to the speed of your vehicle. Positions 1 and 2: When the vehi- cle is stationary, the speed of the wipers will reduce automatically. For safety, the wiper system is deactivated when the ignition is switched off.
Page 54: Wipers
W I P e R s Changing the wiper blades if changing the wiper blades, they must be stopped in the mainte- nance position. For this, switch off the ignition and then within one minute move the wiper control stalk. The wipers stand up verti- cally.
Page 55: Windows
W I N D O W s Electric operation Child safety The driver uses the controls located This deactivates the controls in the on the door to operate the vehicle’s rear of the vehicle, both for the rear electric windows. windows and for opening the rear doors from the inside.
Page 56: Steering Column Adjustment
s T e e R I N G C O L U M N A D J U s T M e N T – s e AT B e LT H e I G H T A D J U s T M e N T adjustment of height and seat belt height adjustment reach of steering wheel...
Page 57: Front Seats
F R O N T s e AT s M A N U A L A D J U s T M e N T s 1. adjustments to the height and angle of the head restraint To raise it, pull upwards. To lower it, press on the control a to unlock it, and simultaneously on the head restraint itself.
Page 58 F R O N T s e AT s e L e C T R I C A L A D J U s T M e N T s To adjust the electrical seats, switch on the ignition or start the engine if the vehicle has gone into economy mode.
Page 59 F R O N T s e AT s e L e C T R I C A L A D J U s T M e N T s Controls for the heated seats The front seats can be heated indi- vidually.
Page 60: Memorisation Of Driver's Adjustments
M e M O R I s AT I O N O F D R I V e R ' s A D J U s T M e N T s memorisation of driving recall of a memorised positions driving position a.
Page 61: Rear View Mirrors
R e A R V I e W M I R R O R s Operation Press on button 1. Warning lamp 2 on: automatic • mode. • Warning lamp 2 off: automatic mode stopped. mirror remains in its lightest definition. Note: In order to ensure optimal visibility when manoeuvring, the interior and exterior rear view mir-...
Page 62 R e A R V I e W M I R R O R s Fold-back of door mirrors in reverse gear: adjustment of the indexed positions for When the vehicle is parked, the the passenger’s and driver’s door mirrors can be folded back rear view mirrors either manually or electrically.
Page 63: Multifunction Display
M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I s P L Ay The driver is recommended not to main mEnU DisPlaY COnFigUraTiOn concern himself with the display Press on control a to the right of controls while driving.
Page 64 M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I s P L Ay To adjust the date and the To choose the units for time: the outside temperature display: Press on a. Press on a. Using C, select the “Date and time adjustment”...
Page 65: Telematics
M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I s P L Ay T e L e M AT I C s Controls Outside temperature. navigation/guidance Date. a. Access to the telematics multi- see NaviDrive instructions. function display menu.
Page 66 M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I s P L Ay T e L e M AT I C s To adjust the date and the time: • Press on the MeNU button. •...
Page 67 M A N U A L G e A R B O X 5 speed gearbox 6 speed gearbox reverse gear reverse gear Do not select reverse gear until the Lift the collar a to engage reverse vehicle is completely stationary. gear.
Page 68: Automatic Gearbox
A U T O M AT I C G e A R B O X Position of the gear selector • The automatic gearbox offers you: The driving mode and the position Operation auto-active of the gear lever are displayed in mode, with automatic adap- dial C of the instrument panel.
Page 69 A U T O M AT I C G e A R B O X The engine can only be started reverse gear when the lever is at position P Do not engage until the or n. vehicle is stationary, foot A safety device ensures that start- on brake.
Page 70 A U T O M AT I C G e A R B O X remarks: Note: • During braking, the gearbox • Passage from gear may kick down automatically another is only possible when in order to offer an effective vehicle speed engine...
Page 71 A U T O M AT I C G e A R B O X nOrmal mode is selected by sPOrT mode is for more responsive driving, to pro- default when the engine is started. vide maximum perform- This driving mode is suitable for ance and acceleration.
Page 72 C R U I s e C O N T R O L you can then release the accelera- To select the function tor pedal. The vehicle will automat- Press button to select cruise con- ically keep to the speed chosen. trol mode “CrUisE”.
Page 73 C R U I s e C O N T R O L Temporary override of the These actions do not cancel the cruising speed which remains dis- cruise speed played on the instrument panel. While cruise control is in operation, it is always possible to go above the reactivation of cruise cruise speed simply by pressing...
Page 74 s P e e D L I M I T e R activation of the function To adjust the maximum speed With the engine running, you can This driving aid allows you to adjust the memorised maximum choose a maximum speed that you do not wish to exceed.
Page 75 s P e e D L I M I T e R Temporary override of the To cancel the function maximum speed Press on button 5. • • select the speed limiter func- The accelerator pedal has an end- tion. of-travel switch.
Page 76: Tyre Deflation Detection
T y R e D e F L AT I O N D e T e C T I O N Display of tyres in good Tyre deflation alert condition Automatic detection Deflation detection Press on Check This function warns you of tyres that are deflated or punctured.
Page 77 T y R e D e F L AT I O N D e T e C T I O N Puncture Wheel not detected Note: • If you have fitted a wheel/wheels not equipped with tyre defla- tion detection (e.g. snow tyres), contact a CITROËN dealer.
Page 78: Abs System
B R A K e s G e N e R A L aBs system system of emergency braking assistance The emergency braking assistance system allows you, in an emer- The ABs system enhances your if the parking brake is released, gency, to achieve the optimum safety by preventing the wheels the lighting of this warning lamp...
Page 79: Electric Parking Brake
e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e aUTOmaTiC OPEraTiOn To start the vehicle To immobilise the vehicle The parking brake releases auto- immobilisation, engine off matically progressively With the vehicle stationary, the when you press the accelerator: parking brake is automatically •...
Page 80: Manual Operation
e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e aCTivaTiOn / DEaCTivaTiOn OF Full release of the parking brake ThE aUTOmaTiC FUnCTiOns confirmed by: The automatic application when the engine is switched off and the •...
Page 81 e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e s P e C I A L F e AT U R e s maximUm aPPliCaTiOn ParTiCUlar siTUaTiOns If necessary, you can utilise maxi- In certain situations (starting the mum application of the parking engine, etc), the parking brake can...
Page 82 e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e If a failure of the esP sys- tem is signalled by the light- ing of this warning lamp, then braking stability is not guaranteed.
Page 83 e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e remark: Diagnostic socket in the armrest strengthener. ensure that you do not allow any dusty or damp elements near the diagnos- tic socket D which is essential for the maintenance of your vehicle.
Page 84: Electronic Parking Brake Troubleshooting
e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e O P e R AT I N G A N O M A L I e s siTUaTiOn COnsEqUEnCEs electronic parking brake fault and display If the electronic parking brake fault warning lamp and the serv- of message “Parking brake faulty”...
Page 85 e L e C T R I C PA R K I N G B R A K e O P e R AT I N G A N O M A L I e s siTUaTiOn COnsEqUEnCEs Display of message “Parking brake control •...
Page 86: Hill Start Assist
H I L L s TA R T A s s I s T To aid starting on a gradient, your vehicle is equipped with a system which keeps it immobilised for a short time (about seconds), the approximate time it takes to move your foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal.
Page 87: Manual Parking Brake
M A N U A L PA R K I N G B R A K e if the parking brake is released, the lighting of this warning lamp along with the sTOP warning lamp indicates an insufficient level of brake fluid or a malfunction of the braking distribution.
Page 88: Electronic Stability Programme
e L e C T R O N I C s TA B I L I T y P R O G R A M M e Operation Operational anomaly If either of the EsP or If there is a system fault, the warn- asr systems is active, the ing lamp lights up, accompanied warning lamp flashes.
Page 89: Hydractive Iii+" Suspension
“ H y D R A C T I V e I I I + ” s U s P e N s I O N signalling signalling of a requested position not authorised normal mode, for maximum comfort A message is displayed on the instrument panel.
Page 90 “ H y D R A C T I V e I I I + ” s U s P e N s I O N viewing of the position of the vehicle Once the adjustment has been made, a message is displayed on the instrument panel screen.
Page 91: Lane Departure Warning System
L A N e D e PA R T U R e W A R N I N G s y s T e M activation/Deactivation remarks: This system is designed to identify A press on button a activates the traffic lane markings.
Page 92: Parking Assistance
PA R K I N G A s s I s TA N C e Front Rear As the vehicle approaches the obstacle, the sound signal becomes Proximity sensors are located in As the vehicle approaches the more and more urgent and the the front and rear bumpers of obstacle, the sound signal tells you shaded areas are displayed closer...
Page 93 PA R K I N G A s s I s TA N C e Operation remarks: • The proximity sensors cannot When you engage reverse gear, detect objects that are immedi- a sound signal confirms to you ately under or over the bump- that the system is active.
Page 94: Parking Space Sensor
PA R K I N G s PA C e s e N s O R The “Parking space sensor” func- Parking space sensor you can select the “Parking space tion assists you in finding a parking sensor” function by pressing but- warning lamp space.
Page 95 PA R K I N G s PA C e s e N s O R Operation The following messages may be Note: The function deactivates displayed: itself automatically: You have identified a parking space: • When engage reverse 1. Press button a to select the gear.
Page 96 A C C e s s The warning lamp associated with anti-theft protection the control a signals 3 statuses: On starting the vehicle, the system • lt flashes when the ignition key automatically locks the doors as is in the stop position or when soon as you reach approximately the key is not detected and the 0 km/h.
Page 97: Emergency Unlocking
A C C e s s manual operation BOOT (salOOn) Emergency unlocking (Emergency mode) If there is a problem with opening Opening the boot or if the battery is flat: Driver's door Press upwards on lever C and lift • Fold down the rear seats to Insert the key into the lock to lock/ up the boot.
Page 98 A C C e s s interrupting the opening/ closing of the tailgate When the tailgate is being closed electrically, you can interrupt its movement at any point by pressing the tailgate push-button C. Note : After an interruption, the tailgate is held electrically in an intermediate position...
Page 99 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G G e N e R A L a. sunlight sensor. B. soft air conditioning diffusion grille. The soft diffusion grille located in the centre of the dashboard provides an optimum air distribution for the front seats.
Page 100: Air Inlet
A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G G e N e R A L you are advised to use the auto- To ensure the correct operation of air circulation matic air conditioning regulation.
Page 101 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G M O N O Z O N e The monozone system regulates the temperature, air distribution and air flow for the whole of the passenger compartment.
Page 102 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G M O N O Z O N e 3. adjusting the air 5. Adjusting the air flow The warning lamp comes on.
Page 103 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G M O N O Z O N e 8. air recirculation – Entry remarks: of air from outside •...
Page 104 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G D U A L - Z O N e The dual-zone system regulates the temperature and air distribution for the drivers's side and the pas- senger's side independently.
Page 105: Air Conditioning
A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G D U A L - Z O N e Operating the air conditioning sys- Press button 3b to change the 5.
Page 106 A U T O M AT I C A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G D U A L - Z O N e switching off the entry latter case, demisting remarks: of air will resume when the engine is •...
Page 107 P R O G R A M M A B L e H e AT I N G ( D e P e N D I N G O N C O U N T R y ) 9 Programmable heating system warning lamp.
Page 108 P R O G R A M M A B L e H e AT I N G Delayed start-up reading the time Press button 3 then buttons 2 or 7 in the next 0 seconds, until the Press button 2 or button 7 to dis- Note : Before programming the desired start-up time is displayed.
Page 109 P R O G R A M M A B L e H e AT I N G Note : • The pre-selected start-up time can be modified or cancelled by following the instructions previ- ously given above. • In the event of a battery discon- nection, the programmer must be re-set (hours, minutes etc.) selection and activation of a...
Page 110 R e A R s e AT s rear head restraints Flap for transport of long objects The rear head restraints have two To lower them, press on the unlock- A flap in the backrest, located to positions: ing control a. the rear of the armrest, facilitates •...
Page 111 R e A R s e AT s • Pull control 3 forwards to unlock the backrest 2. • Move the backrest 2. Pinch the seat cushion fixings to remove them from their fasteners. When repositioning: • Fold the backrest 2 back up and lock it into place (the red light on button 3 should go out).
Page 112 A I R B A G s reactivating the front Front / passenger's airbag lateral airbag fault Do not forget to reactivate the function. This message is displayed on the For that: instrument panel if there a fault • With the ignition switched with the front / lateral airbags.
Page 113 C H I L D s A F e T y Note: • The activation of this function is confirmed by a message on the instrument panel screen and the light on button a com- ing on. • If the light on button a flashes, the doors have not been closed properly.
Page 114 C H I L D R e s T R A I N T s ChilD sEaTs sECUrED BY mEans OF ThE vEhiClE sEaT BElT In conformity with Directive 005/40, the table tells you to what extent each of the seat positions in your vehicle may take a child seat that is secured by means of the vehicle seat belt and approved as “Universal”...
Page 115 C H I L D R e s T R A I N T s The isOFix child seat fastening system IsOFIX child seats have latches which are easy to anchor on the lower rings a or C. some IsOFIX child seats also have an additional belt which is attached...
Page 116 C H I L D R e s T R A I N T s TaBlE sUmmarising ThE insTallaTiOn OF isOFix ChilD sEaTs In conformance with european law (eCe 4-06), this table shows you the possibilities for the installation of IsOFIX child seats in seats fitted with ISOFIX anchoring points.
Page 117 C H I L D R e s T R A I N T s rECOmmEnDED isOFix ChilD sEaT isOFix child seat recommended The isOFix child seat recom- mended for your vehicle is the rÖmEr Duo Plus isOFix. sold by the CITROËN network. It is equipped with a top belt and so in the front passenger's is approved as an “isOFix univer-...
Page 118 I N T e R I O R L I G H T I N G Front rear 1. interior lamps rear reading lamps (Tourer with panoramic roof) • On vacating the vehicle: Move control 1 to one of the 3 fol- lowing positions: They come on as soon as the With the key in the DRIVe or...
Page 119 I N T e R I O R L I G H T I N G Door opening controls lighting They are located on the front and rear interior door opening controls. The rear door opening controls lighting is deactivated if child safety is activated.
Page 120: Automatic Lighting
I N T e R I O R L I G H T I N G Welcome lighting The welcome lighting is made up of: • The interior (roof) lamps. • The floor lighting. • The pavement lighting when a door is open.
Page 121 I N T e R I O R C O M F O R T Front armrest Cup-holder in front armrest air conditioned glovebox The armrest gives you extra com- Lift up the armrest to access the To open the glovebox, pull on the fort in your driving position.
Page 122 I N T e R I O R C O M F O R T rear cup-holder The rear cup-holder a is located in When removing the driver's side the rear central armrest. mat: • slide the seat back as far as rear armrest storage possible.
Page 123: Sun Visor
I N T e R I O R C O M F O R T sun visor rear door blinds rear blind (saloon) To prevent dazzle from ahead, fold Pull on tongue a and position the Pull the grip C to unroll the blind. the visor downwards.
Page 124 B O O T ( s A L O O N ) luggage securing rings Use the 4 securing rings on the boot floor to secure your luggage. For safety reasons, in case of the need for sharp braking, you are advised to place heavy objects as far forward in the boot as possible.
Page 125 B O O T ( T O U R e R ) hook luggage-cover blind Boot lamp Allows you to hook shopping (see details on following page) 12 v accessories socket bags. (100 W maximum) luggage securing rings Torch Cigar-lighter type volts Use the 4 stowing rings pro-...
Page 126 L U G G A G e - C O V e R B L I N D ( T O U R e R ) To install : To fold up : To remove : • • • Position the left-hand end of the Press gently handle...
Page 127 CARGO NeT (TOUReR) • Unroll the cargo net and posi- tion one of the ends of the net’s metal bars in the corresponding fixing location. Ensure that the notch is correctly lodged in the rail located inside the location 3. •...
Page 128 s U N R O O F ( s A L O O N ) anti-pinch An anti-pinch device stops the sun roof from closing, whether sliding or tilting. If it meets an obstacle, it re-opens. after a battery disconnection or if there has been a malfunction, you have to re-initialise the anti- pinch function.
Page 129 PA N O R A M I C s U N R O O F ( T O U R e R ) notes : After a battery disconnection, or if there has been a malfunction, you have to re-initialise the anti-pinch function : - press control a to the nd notch (fully open),...
Page 130 A U D I O s y s T e M T e L e M AT I C s Control panel CD changer see naviDrive instructions...
Page 131 R D s A U D I O C O M PA C T D I s C s y s T e M multifunction display Technical specifications ® your Bluetooth compatible radio possesses: • 3 wavebands (MW/LW/FM). • Dual tuner with RDs eON PTy, display of the Ps name, RDS programme search, TA traffic informa- tion, 4 pre-selections (8 FM - 6 MW/LW), auto- matic memorisation of the AsT strongest stations.
Page 132 B U T T O N C O N T R O L s On / Off. Button for validation and activation/deactivation of certain Volume adjustment. functions. If your vehicle has the Bluetooth system: Answer call, end ® CD eject. call.
Page 133 B U T T O N C O N T R O L s The controls at the steering wheel give you access to certain functions, without you needing to use the radio-CD control panel. - Cancel the current operation and return - Radio source: Automatic search of to the previous multifunction display higher frequencies.
Page 134: Volume Adjustment
G e N e R A L F U N C T I O N s - A U D I O A D J U s T M e N T s On / Off selection of source sound adjustments With the key in Drive position m, To select either Radio, CD (CD each press on button F brings up the...
Page 135 R A D I O s O U R C e notes on radio reception selection of frequencies and Searching for a station is done first in “lO” (local) sensitivity, then in memory banks your radio will be subject to certain “Dx”...
Page 136 R A D I O s O U R C e Display and selection of a automatic memorisation recall of pre-set stations station available in the area of transmitters (autostore Press button E briefly to select the in which you are travelling function) required waveband and memory bank.
Page 137: Rds Functions
R D s s y s T e M Using the rDs (radio data activation/deactivation of Note: system) function on Fm the rDs functions If the RDS function is active. • The “rDs” on the display will The majority of FM radio stations The RDs functions light up provided the station...
Page 138 R D s s y s T e M regional search mode While the messages are being broad- selecting a programme type cast the original source is paused and some stations, when they are Certain stations offer the possibil- when the messages have ended your organised in networks, broadcast ity of listening to a particular pro- radio will automatically revert to the...
Page 139: Safety Precautions
C D s O U R C e selecting CD source you can also do this via the con- safety precautions trols 7 and 8 at the steering wheel. After inserting a CD, with the printed For safety, do not use a CD player side facing upwards, the player will if the cabin temperature is higher Fast forward and rapid...
Page 140 M P 3 C D s O U R C e mP3 CDs mP3 CD player menu The MP3 format (MPeG , & ,5 your Audio CD system may be This menu is for activation/deacti- Audio Layer 3) is an audio com- MP3 compatible.
Page 141: Selecting A Track
C D C H A N G e R s O U R C e CD Changer selecting CD changer source Fast forward and rapid reverse with accelerated sound This equipment s (if present) is located Press on button D until you reach in the vehicle boot and comprises a CD changer.
Page 142 ® B L U e T O O T H your audio system Connecting a twinned Note: Refer to the user instruc- ® Bluetooth compatible. It allows tions to familiarise yourself with the telephone you to connect a mobile tele- features of twinning.
Page 143 ® B L U e T O O T H main menu remarks: Configuration • The directory displayed updates Press on the Menu button O to This menu allows you to: itself automatically. access to Main menu, then select Deleting a twinning. Using J •...
Page 144: Voice Recognition
® B L U e T O O T H swapping a call voice recognition Displays During a telephone conversation, Pressing on the end of the lighting A press on the “TEl” button dis- the system is able to tell you of a control stalk 10 starts telephone plays the telephone information on second call incoming.
Page 145 H I F I s y s T e M The Hi-Fi system, custom built for your cabin, is made up of: • A high power DSP (Digital Signal Processing) digital amplifier. • A subwoofer bass box (30 Hz - 00 Hz). •...
Page 146 F R e q U e N T Ly- A s K e D q U e s T I O N s The table below brings together the answers to the questions that are the most frequently asked. uestion nswer olution To achieve an optimum listening quality, the...
Page 147 F R e q U e N T Ly- A s K e D q U e s T I O N s uestion nswer olution Traffic Announcements (TA) is displayed. I do not The particular radio station is not in the Change to a radio station that does receive any traffic informa- regional traffic information network.
Page 148 B O N N e T R e L e A s e Bonnet Bonnet stay Lift up lever B, then raise the bon- This operation should only be Unclip the stay and pivot to lodge net. performed while the vehicle is it in the catch indicated by a yellow stationary.
Page 149 . 8 I 6 V - . 0 I 6 V e N G I N e s 1. screen wash and headlamp wash reservoir. 2. Power steering fluid or power steer- ing and suspension fluid reservoir. 3.
Page 150 3 . 0 I V 6 e N G I N e 1. screen wash and headlamp wash reservoir. 2. Power steering and suspension fluid reservoir. 3. engine coolant reservoir. . engine oil gauge. 5. engine oil topping-up. 6. Brake fluid reservoir. 7.
Page 151 H D i 0 - H D i 3 8 e N G I N e s W I T H PA R T I C L e F I LT e R 1. screen wash and headlamp wash reservoir.
Page 152 H D i 7 3 - V 6 H D i 0 8 e N G I N e s W I T H PA R T I C L e F I LT e R 1. screen wash and headlamp wash reservoir.
Page 153 L e V e L s Engine oil Brake fluid These operations form part of the normal maintenance operations Check the engine oil level The level of fluid should be required to keep your vehicle in on horizontal ground with between the marks min.
Page 154 L e V e L s Topping up engine oil Radiator – coolant fluid Topping up the coolant Before filling, pull out the dipstick. Checking the level and topping up The level of coolant 1 should be with fluid must always be done with between the min.
Page 155 D I e s e L I N J e C T I O N e q U I P M e N T Protective cover for hDi 138 Draining water from the fuel engines: filter Remove the protective cover by Drain regularly each...
Page 156 D I e s e L I N J e C T I O N e q U I P M e N T hDi 110 engine hDi 138 and hDi 173 engines in the event of running out of fuel: hDi 110, hDi 138 and hDi 173 v6 hDi 208 engine with engines with priming pump...
Page 157 C A PA C I T I e s Screen wash fluid (in litres) screen wash and 6.15 headlamp wash fluid (in litres) Engine type Engine oil capacities (in litres) 1.8i 16v Engine 2.0i 16v Engine 3.0i 16v Engine .75 / 5.0 hDi 110 FaP Engine 3.75 hDi 138 FaP Engine...
Page 158 V B AT T e R y A L L e N G I N e s e X C e P T V 6 H D i starting the engine starting the engine with an after disconnecting and assisting battery (except v6 reconnecting the battery hDi engine)
Page 159 V B AT T e R y V 6 H D i e N G I N e a Pole “+” of the broken down vehicle (Under the red cover). B Assisting battery. C Pole “–” of the broken down vehicle (Under the bonnet).
Page 160 F U s e s D A s H B O A R D FUsEBOxEs Dashboard fuses To access the fuses under the The fuseboxes are located below dashboard, open the glovebox and the dashboard and under the bon- then detach the stowage cover.
Page 161 TA B L e O F F U s e s Fusebox a ref. rating Function Heated rear view mirrors Rain and brightness sensor seat belt not fastened warning lamps electrochrome rear view mirrors sunroof (saloon) Passenger door lighting - Passenger rear view mirror adjustment electric tailgate (Tourer) Heated front seats Driver’s electric seat...
Page 162 TA B L e O F F U s e s Fusebox C ref. rating Function Rear screen wipe (Tourer) Locking and deadlocking relay Airbags Automatic gearbox - Additional heater unit (Diesel) - electrochrome rear view mirrors Front window - sun roof - Passenger door lighting - Passenger rear view mirror adjustment Rear window Vanity mirror lighting –...
Page 163 F U s e s U N D e R T H e B O N N e T ref. rating Function engine control unit Horn screen wash pump Headlamp wash pump starter Air flow meter - Directional headlamps - Diagnos- Automatic gearbox lever lock - Power steering access fusebox...
Page 164 F U s e s O N T H e B AT T e R y A L L e N G I N e s e X C e P T V 6 H D i after repair, take care reclose the cover.
Page 165 F U e L Fuel quality A label inside the filler flap tells you which type of fuel to use. Fuel flap While you are refuelling, the engine must be stopped and the To open, press at the top left-hand ignition switched off.
Page 166 C H A N G I N G B U L B s H e A D L A M P s sidelamp Front headlamp unit with xenon bulbs (D1s) Lift up the pegs E to remove the Replace the protective cap F. cover on the headlamp.
Page 167 C H A N G I N G B U L B s H e A D L A M P s hEaDlamP UniT main beam sidelamp Lift up the pegs F to remove the Lift up the pegs F to remove the Bulbs: cover on the headlamp.
Page 168 C H A N G I N G B U L B s H e A D L A M P s Front direction indicator 1 Remove fixing screw cover a using a torx tool, tip the Dipped beam Bend lighting cover over and remove.
Page 169: Side Repeater
C H A N G I N G B U L B s H e A D L A M P s Front foglamp side repeater The side repeater is sealed. 6 Connect the connector D. Remove the fixing screw of cover a using a torx tool, tip the If the bulb is faulty, replace the side Replace the headlamp unit in...
Page 170 C H A N G I N G B U L B s R e A R L A M P s ( s A L O O N ) rear lamp unit rear lamp on boot Identify the failed bulb. 1 Open the boot.
Page 171 C H A N G I N G B U L B s R e A R L A M P s ( s A L O O N ) Detach the bulb holder D. Replace the bulb. Replace the bulb holder D. Place the lamp in its housing.
Page 172 C H A N G I N G B U L B s R e A R L A M P s ( T O U R e R ) rear lamp unit rear lamp on boot Identify the failed bulb. 1 Open the boot.
Page 173 C H A N G I N G B U L B s R e A R L A M P s ( T O U R e R ) Detach the bulb holder D. Replace the faulty bumb. Replace the bulb holder D. Place the lamp in its housing.
Page 174 C H A N G I N G B U L B s R e A R L A M P s Third stoplamp number plate The third stoplamp uses diodes Using a flat screwdriver, detach which cannot be replaced. the transparent cover by lever- In case of malfunction, contact ing it into the notch provided.
Page 175 C H A N G I N G B U L B s I N T e R I O R L A M P s interior lamps Boot lamp Floor lighting Unclip the transparent cover of the To change the bulb, detach the To change the bulb for the floor interior lamp to reach the bulb.
Page 176: Roof Bars
s A F e T y R e C O M M e N D AT I O N s Towing (Boat, caravan, etc.) roof bars If you are climbing a steep gradient For your safety and to avoid dam- and the engine gets excessively age to the roof, you must use roof hot, certain functions become una-...
Page 177 P U N C T U R e K I T With the engine running, start the compressor by pressing on button a until the tyre pressure reaches ,0 bars. If you cannot reach a pressure of bars, the tyre is not repairable.
Page 178 C H A N G I N G A W H e e L access to the spare wheel To reposition the spare wheel To access the spare wheel To put the spare wheel back in the boot 1 Lift up the boot floor using the Tools strap (saloon) or the retractable 1 Position the spare wheel flat in...
Page 179 C H A N G I N G A W H e e L rEmOval slacken the wheel bolts. Continue to extend the jack until Park the vehicle on stable, the wheel is a few centimetres firm ground that is not slippery. off the ground.
Page 180 C H A N G I N G A W H e e L Refitting a wheel Wheel equipped with deflation detection sensor wheel hub, using the centring guide. Make such wheels have tyre pressure sure that the contact surface sensors.
Page 181 T O W I N G – L I F T I N G aDviCE TOWing WiTh WhEEls On ThE grOUnD Towing at low speed over a very short distance is authorised in Towing eye fixings are located at exceptional cases depending on the front and at the rear of the vehi- the regulations in force.
Page 182: Diesel Engine
V e R y C O L D P R O T e C T I O N Moveable device which prevents the intake of snow particles, which could obstruct the air filter. DiEsEl EnginE hDi 173 FaP DiEsEl EnginE v6 hDi 208 FaP normal situation snow situation...
Page 183 s N O W G U A R D snOW gUarD Moveable device which prevents the accumulation of snow by the radiator cooling fan. Fitting • Bring the sections of the snow guard up to the upper and lower sections of the front bumper.
Page 184 G e N e R A L 1.8i 16v 2.0i 16v 2.0i 16v 3.0i v6 hDi 110 hDi 138 hDi 138 hDi 173 v6 hDi 208 EnginE TYPE - salOOn Bvm FaP Bvm FaP Bva FaP Bvm FaP Bva FaP Fuel tank capacity Approximately 7 litres Diesel fuel...
Page 185 G e N e R A L 1.8i 16v 2.0i 16v 2.0i 16v 3.0i v6 hDi 110 hDi 138 hDi 138 hDi 173 v6 hDi 208 EnginE TYPE - TOUrEr Bvm FaP Bvm FaP Bva FaP Bvm FaP Bva FaP Fuel tank capacity Approximately 7 litres Diesel fuel...
Page 186 F U e L C O N s U M P T I O N ( I N L I T R e s / 0 0 K M ( M I L e s P e R G A L L O N ) ) hDi 110 hDi 138 hDi 173...
Page 187 F U e L C O N s U M P T I O N ( I N L I T R e s / 0 0 K M ( M I L e s P e R G A L L O N ) ) hDi 110 hDi 138 hDi 173...
Page 188 D I M e N s I O N s ( I N M M ) salOOn 85 054 4 779 586 096 557 860 45 * Without roof bars.
Page 189 D I M e N s I O N s ( I N M M ) salOOn 030 5 040 705...
Page 190 D I M e N s I O N s ( I N M M ) TOUrEr 85 054 4 89 586 096 557 860 479 * Without roof bars.
Page 191 D I M e N s I O N s ( I N M M ) TOUrEr 060 5 058 73...
Page 192 V e H I C L e I D e N T I F I C AT I O N a Chassis number plate On the left hand door centre pillar. 1. eU type approval number. 2. Vehicle identification No. (VIN). 3.
Page 193 I N D e X 1 .8i 6v engine....45 a Ambient centre console C Changing a fuse ....56 V battery ..54 - 55 - XIV lighting ......5 Changing a wheel..7476 Ambient dashboard Changing bulbs ..67 lighting ......5 Chassis no. plate ....88 3 3.0i V6 engine ....46 Angled lighting ......48 Checks........49...
Page 194 I N D e X D DUAL-ZONe control F Front demisting - deicing i IsOFIX anchoring panel .........00 (Monozone) ......98 points .......0 - Dust/pollen filter ....96 Front door storage pockets IsOFIX child seats..03 Dynamic emergency automatic lighting .....6 Isofix fixings ....
Page 195 I N D e X n NaviDrive ......6 r Rear demisting - s sound signal for headlamps Navigation......35 deicing (Dual-zone) ..0 left on ........46 Rear demisting - spare wheel ..... 74 - 76 deicing (Monozone) ....98 speed limiter ....70 - 7 O Oil gauge ......49 Rear door blinds ....9 sport mode ......85...
Page 196 I N D e X v V6 HDi 08 engine .....48 Vehicle parameters ....40 Very cold protection ....78 Volumetric detection deactivation ......6 W Warning lamps ....303 Windows .......5 Winter precautions .....XIX Wipers ......49 - 50 x Xenon bulbs .......6 Xenon dual function directional headlamps ..48...

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