The interior lights in a Peugeot Partner van may not be working when switched on because the wiring may be incorrect. The user mentioned trying to connect a new LED light strip to the existing interior light wiring, which has five wires (two pink, one brown, one yellow/green, and one unknown). If the LED's red and black wires are not connected to the correct power and ground wires, the light will not function. Identifying the correct wires for power and ground is necessary for proper operation.

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Summary of Contents for PEUGEOT PARTNER

Page 2 You can ﬁ nd your user guide on the PEUGEOT website, under the Referring to the user guide on-line also gives you access heading "Personal space". to the latest information available, easily identiﬁ ed by the bookmarks, associated with this pictogram: If the heading "Personal space"...
Page 3 PEUGEOT may result in a failure of your vehicle's and aesthetics. In order to get the most out of your electronic system. Please note this speciﬁ c warning. It is...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. FAMILIARISATION 2. READY TO SET OFF 3. EASE OF USE and 4. SAFETY 4-16 17-47 COMFORT 48-80 81-99 Hazard warning lamps Presentation Lighting Parking brake Exterior Remote control control Parking sensors Instruments and controls Doors wipers Anti-lock braking Centre console Rear roof ﬂ...
Page 5 8. TECHNICAL 6. CHECKS PC: Peugeot Connect is the (visual index). DATA 132-138 103-112 name given to all of the new equipment of the radio/...
Page 6: Presentation
PRESENTATION This handbook has been designed to familiarise you with Within the chapters, symbols draw your attention to speciﬁ c your new vehicle from the moment you get behind the information: wheel and to describe the operating features. Reading the handbook is made easy with the content directs you to the chapter and section which contains consisting of 10 identiﬁ...
Page 8: Exterior
Exterior...
Page 9 Exterior Key - Remote control Tailgate and rear screen Opening the bonnet Sliding side door Parking sensors Spare wheel Side-hinged rear doors Grip control Changing bulbs Rear roof ﬂ ap Useable dimensions Business equipment - Accessories : chapter identiﬁ cation : page identiﬁ...
Page 10: Instruments And Controls
Interior INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 1. Lights and direction indicator stalk. 2. Instrument panel with screen. 3. Wipers, screenwash, trip computer controls. 4. Ignition. 5. Audio controls. 6. Driver's airbag, horn. 7. Steering wheel height and reach adjustment. 8. Cruise control, speed limiter switches.
Page 11: Centre Console
Interior CENTRE CONSOLE 1. Switch panel: electric windows. 2. Switch panel: hazard warning lamps, central locking (passenger compartment, load space). 3. Cigarette lighter. 4. Heating-ventilation controls. 5. Storage compartment. 6. Grip Control. 7. Audio system. 8. Screen. 9. Electronic gearbox gear selector 10.
Page 12: Sitting Comfortably
Interior SITTING COMFORTABLY Steering wheel Storage compartments Adjust the steering wheel for height These are placed under the front and reach. seats. For greater ease, reach behind the seat to access them. The tools are stored under the right-hand seat and can be accessed from the rear. Driver's seat 1.
Page 13: Seeing Clearly
In the minute after switching off the indicators will ﬂ ash three times. ignition, any action on the wiper stalk positions the wipers vertically at the sides of the windscreen. Peugeot Connect Sound 52, 129...
Page 14: Cab Space
Interior CAB SPACE Multi-Flex bench seat Outer seat folded position, allows long load of up to 3 metres to be carried inside the vehicle, with the doors closed, Centre seat A storage space under the seat cushion can be made secure by ﬁ tting a padlock (not foldaway position: allows high loads to be supplied).
Page 15: Load Space
Interior LOAD SPACE Maximum loads Overhead storage compartment: 5 kg. Folding seat, in the seat back folded onto seat cushion position: 50 kg. Transverse roof bars: 75 kg. Roof rack: 120 kg. Rear roof ﬂ ap: 100 kg vertically. Partitions Stowing rings We recommend that the load is properly secured using the stowing...
Page 16: Ventilation
Interior CHILD SAFETY VENTILATION Air conditioning Digital air conditioning Heating Airbag deactivation Recommended settings for Manual Air Conditioning For optimum use of the system, we recommend: If I require... Temperature Air ﬂ ow distribution recirculation Heating Cooling Child seats Demisting Defrosting With Digital Air Conditioning, operation in AUTO mode is recommended at all times.
Page 17: Eco-Driving
ECO-DRIVING Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO emissions. Optimise the use of your Drive smoothly gearbox Switch off the air conditioning, unless With a manual gearbox, move off Maintain a safe distance between gently, change up without waiting and vehicles, use engine braking rather...
Page 18 Limit the causes of excess Observe the recommendations consumption on maintenance Spread loads throughout the Check the tyre pressures regularly, When refuelling, do not continue after vehicle; place the heaviest items in when cold, referring to the label in the the 3 cut-off of the nozzle to avoid the bottom of the boot, as close as...
Page 19: Key
Access Central locking Press this button to lock the vehicle completely. The direction indicators ﬂ ash once. If one of the doors is open (transportation of long loads) or is not closed correctly, the central locking will not work. Deadlocking A second press on the closed padlock on the remote control within ﬁ...
Page 20 Insert the key in the ignition switch with Battery ref.: CR1620 / 3 volts. the buttons (padlocks) of the remote Deposit them at a PEUGEOT The "battery ﬂ at" information is given control facing you. dealership, or at an authorised by an audible signal, accompanied by collection point.
Page 21 If you lose your keys the ignition is off. Visit a PEUGEOT dealer with the When leaving the vehicle, check that vehicle's V5 registration document and the lamps are off and nothing of value your identiﬁ...
Page 22: Doors
Access FRONT DOORS From the outside From the inside Use the remote control to lock/unlock Use the door opening control to unlock the vehicle. and open the door concerned. Insert the metal part of the key in the lock on the driver's side if the remote control does not work.
Page 23 Access Operation in the event of a battery failure From the outside Good practice Front and side passenger doors In the event of a battery or of the Pull the handle towards you then Take care not to block the guide space central locking fault, use the lock to towards the rear and open the side on the ﬂ...
Page 24 Access In practice HINGED REAR DOORS It is possible to drive with the right- hand door open to make it easier to The hinged rear doors are Pull the lever to open the right-hand carry long loads. The left-hand door is asymmetrical (2/3 - 1/3), with the door.
Page 25 Access When parked with the rear doors open to 90°, the doors mask the rear lamps. To signal your position to other road users driving in the same direction who may not have seen your vehicle, use a warning triangle or other device required by the legislation in your country.
Page 26: Rear Roof Fl Ap
Access REAR ROOF FLAP lower the black paddle to secure The side supports can be used as This rear roof ﬂ ap is only compatible the rear roof ﬂ ap. hooking points. with the hinged doors. Securing the rear roof ﬂ ap places it To open the rear roof ﬂ...
Page 27: Tailgate
Access TAILGATE From outside From inside Tailgate screen Emergency control Locking/unlocking is by means of the The opening rear screen allows you to remote control. access the rear of the vehicle directly, In the event of a central unlocking without having to open the tailgate. operating fault, this permits unlocking To open, press the control below the of the tailgate from the inside.
Page 28: Central Locking
Access Anti-intrusion protection Locking while driving When the vehicle moves off, as soon as you reach approximately 6 mph (10 km/h), the system locks the doors. The characteristic central locking noise is heard. The LED in the control switch on the dashboard central switch panel comes on.
Page 29: Instrument Panel
Instruments and controls Screens INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS The information is presented on board the vehicle in different display formats INSTRUMENT PANEL according to the vehicle's equipment. Dials 1. Distance recorder in kilometres/ miles. 2. Screen. 3. Fuel level, coolant temperature. Displays 4.
Page 30: Adjusting The Time
Instruments and controls Instrument panel without screen Centre console without screen Centre console with screen To adjust the time of the turn to the right to increase the The display - time sequence clock, use the left-hand hours (hold the button to the right is linked according to model button on the instrument for rapid scrolling),...
Page 31: Warning Lamps
"Coolant so, park and switch off the ignition. Have it STOP lamp and temperature", "Electronic checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed accompanied brake force distribution", workshop. by a message "Power steering" and in the screen.
Page 32 Chapter 6, "Levels" section. Contact a ﬂ ashing. a drop in the coolant level. PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Consult the alert log in the display or screen. on temporarily. minor faults or warnings. If your vehicle is equipped with a trip computer Service or a screen: refer to the "Audio equipment -...
Page 33 ﬂ ashing. functions on standby Chapter 7, "Battery" section. Battery (economy mode). charge remaining on, a faulty circuit, an ignition or Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a in spite of the injection malfunction. qualiﬁ ed workshop. checks.
Page 34 The vehicle retains conventional braking. a fault with the anti-lock remaining on. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a braking system. qualiﬁ ed workshop. The system optimises traction and improves the triggering of the ASR or ﬂ...
Page 35 Solution - action a fault with the particle Particle emission ﬁ lter (Diesel Have the ﬁ lter checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or emission ﬁ lter additive level, risk of a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Chapter 6, "Levels" section. blockage, ...).
Page 36 Wait until the warning lamp goes off before heating pre-heating. operating the starter. Have the ﬁ lter bled by a PEUGEOT dealer or on and Presence of a qualiﬁ ed workshop without delay. Chapter 6, accompanied by water in the water in the Diesel ﬁ...
Page 37: Fuel Gauge
The gauge is positioned on: zone, have the system checked by move close to the red graduations. 1: the fuel tank is full, a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed approximately 60 litres. workshop. 0: the reserve is now being used, the warning lamp comes on Refer to the "Levels"...
Page 38: Tyre Under-Inflation Detection
All repairs and changing of tyres on a HC (unburnt hydrocarbons), wheel ﬁ tted with this system must be NOx (nitrous oxides) or particles, carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer or a Puncture detected by oxygen sensors placed qualiﬁ ed workshop.
Page 39: Service Indicator
Instruments and controls SERVICE INDICATOR More than 1 000 miles/km before the A few seconds after the ignition is next service is due switched on, the oil level is displayed, This programmes service intervals then the total distance recorder Example: 4 800 miles/km remain according to the use of the vehicle.
Page 40: Lighting Rheostat
Instruments and controls Zero re-set Oil level correct Dipstick A = maximum, never exceed Your PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed this level as a surplus of oil workshop carries out this operation may damage the engine. after each service.
Page 41: Gearbox
Gearbox and steering wheel Gear shift indicator 5-speed gearbox In order to drive as fuel efﬁ ciently as possible with a GEARBOX manual gearbox, this indicator lamp indicates to the driver To change gear easily, always press Engaging 5 gear. when to change up.
Page 42: 6-Speed Electronic
Gearbox and steering wheel 6-speed electronic gearbox Moving off To start the engine, the gear selector must be in position N . Press ﬁ rmly on the brake pedal. Operate the starter. When the engine is running, place the gear selector on R , A or M as desired.
Page 43 Gearbox and steering wheel Changing gear Pull on the " + " control paddle to change up. Pull on the " - " control paddle to change down. If the vehicle stops or reduces speed (for example when approaching a stop sign), the gearbox changes down automatically, to ﬁ...
Page 44: Steering Wheel Adjustment
Gearbox and steering wheel Acceleration For optimum acceleration (e.g. to overtake another vehicle), simply press the pedal beyond the point of resistance at the end of its travel, by pressing down ﬁ rmly. Vehicle stationary, with the engine running In the event of a prolonged stop with the engine running, the gearbox changes automatically to neutral N .
Page 45: Stop & Start
Stop & Start STOP & START If your vehicle is ﬁ tted with the system, Special cases: STOP mode a time counter calculates the sum of unavailable The Stop & Start system puts the the periods in STOP mode during a STOP mode is not invoked when: engine temporarily on standby - STOP journey.
Page 46 Stop & Start Going into engine START mode Special cases: START invoked Deactivation automatically START is invoked automatically when: The "ECO" warning lamp goes At any time, press the "ECO off and the engine starts: you open the driver's door, OFF"...
Page 47 Fitting a battery not listed by PEUGEOT introduces the risk of malfunction of the system. The Stop & Start system makes use of advanced technology. All work on this type of battery must be done only by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop.
Page 48: Starting And Stopping
Starting and stopping Good practice when starting Door or bonnet open warning light If this comes on, a door or the bonnet is not closed correctly, check! Diesel pre-heating warning lamp If the temperature is high enough, the warning lamp comes on for less than one second, you can start without waiting.
Page 49: Hill Start Assist
It is not an automatic vehicle conﬁ rmed by a message parking function or an automatic in the screen. Contact a PEUGEOT parking brake. dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop to have the system checked.
Page 50: Lighting Control
Steering mounted controls Lighting off Automatic illumination of headlamps Sidelamps Dipped beam (green) Main beam (blue) DIRECTION INDICATORS LIGHTING CONTROL Dipped beam/main beam change Pull the stalk fully towards you. Direction indicators Front and rear lighting Selection is by turning ring A . Left : downwards passing the point of resistance.
Page 51 Steering mounted controls If the user does not operate any Do not forget to switch them off Automatic illumination of headlamps equipment for 30 minutes, the when they are no longer needed. The sidelamps Economy mode engages to avoid Operation of the automatic illumination and dipped beam discharging the battery (see "Battery"...
Page 52 , the lighting comes on accompanied by the service warning lamp, an audible signal and a message in the screen. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Guide-me-home lighting Cornering lighting Keeping the dipped beam headlamps...
Page 53: Wipers
Intermittent wipe. intermittent mode. move the stalk to any position, 0 Off. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a then move it back to the required qualiﬁ ed workshop to have the system Single wipe position.
Page 54 Steering mounted controls Wash-wipe and headlamp wash Pull the stalk towards you, the wash- wipe is accompanied by a timed sweep of the wipers. The headlamp wash is linked with the wash-wipe, it is triggered if the dipped headlamps are on. To top up the levels, refer to the "Levels"...
Page 55: Cruise Control
Steering mounted controls This cruise control shows the function selection status in the instrument panel and displays the programmed speed: Function selected, display of the "Cruise Control" symbol. Function deactivated, OFF (example at 107 km/h). Function activated (example at 107 km/h). CRUISE CONTROL "CRUISE"...
Page 56 Steering mounted controls Selecting the function Temporarily exceeding the Reactivation speed Place the switch in the CRUISE Following deactivation of the cruise position. The cruise control is control, press this button. It is possible to accelerate and drive selected but is not yet active and momentarily at a speed greater than Your vehicle will return to the last no speed has been programmed.
Page 57 A brief press decreases the speed by 1 mph (km/h). The programmed speed is cleared then A maintained press decreases the replaced by three dashes. Contact speed in steps of 5 mph (km/h). a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop to have the system checked.
Page 58: Speed Limiter
Steering mounted controls This speed limiter shows the function selection status in the instrument panel and displays the programmed speed: Function selected, displaying of the "Speed Limiter" symbol. Function deactivated, last programmed speed - OFF (example at 65 mph (107 km/h)). Function activated (example at 65 mph (107 km/h)).
Page 59 Steering mounted controls Selecting the function Place the switch in the LIMIT position. The limiter is selected but is not yet active. The screen indicates the last programmed speed. Programming a speed Activation/Deactivation (off) A speed can be programmed without Pressing this button once activates activating the limiter but with the the limiter, pressing the button again...
Page 60 Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a will have no effect unless you press The last programmed speed remains in qualiﬁ ed workshop to have the system the pedal ﬁ...
Page 61: Air Conditioning
Ventilation Heating control panel Air conditioning control panel VENTILATION Manual settings: Air flow Temperature The speed of the blown air at the footwells, the vents varies from 1 to the fastest 4. Position 0 switches Control positioned: it off. in the blue zone, provides ambient air, Adjust this control in order to attain the desired comfort level.
Page 62 Ventilation Intake of exterior air Air conditioning A/C The air conditioning can only operate The LED in the button is with the engine running. off. This is the preferred operating position. Pressing the button starts the air conditioning system, Recirculation of interior air the LED is on.
Page 63: Automatic
Ventilation When the engine is cold, to prevent an excessive diffusion of cold air, the air diffuser will reach its optimum level gradually. For your comfort, the settings are stored when the ignition is switched off and are reinstated the next time the vehicle is started.
Page 64 Ventilation Manual operation Air ﬂ ow Intake of exterior air/ Recirculation of interior air Press the small fan button to You can, according to your reduce the ﬂ ow or the large Press this button to requirements, make a different selection fan button to increase the recirculate the interior air.
Page 65: Icing And Demisting
Ventilation DEMISTING AND DEFROSTING Manual mode Demisting the rear screen and/ or mirrors Pressing this button, with the engine running, activates the Turn the control to this air Press the air conditioning button. rapid demisting - defrosting of distribution setting. the rear screen and/or electric mirrors.
Page 66 Automatic mode: visibility If the system does not produce cold air, programme (activated carbon) do not use it and contact a PEUGEOT The comfort programme (AUTO) may dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. This ﬁ lter traps certain dust and limits not be sufﬁ...
Page 67: Front Seats
Seats 3 - Driver's seat height adjustment 1 - Forwards/backwards adjustment Lift the bar and slide the seat forwards To raise the seat, pull the handle upwards then take your weight off the or backwards. seat cushion. To lower the seat, pull the handle upwards then push on the seat cushion.
Page 68: Seat
Seats To put the armrest back in place, clip it in the vertical position. If the vehicle is ﬁ tted with the additional console and an armrest, to fold the passenger seat to the table position remove the console or the armrest. Head restraint height adjustment To raise the head restraint, slide it vertically upwards.
Page 69: Multi-Flex Bench Seat
Seats Multi-Flex bench seat Mobile ofﬁ ce position Storage compartment under the seat cushion Pull the tab located on the lower edge Centre seat of the seat to lower the seat back Raise the centre seat cushion to gain incorporating a writing table equipped access to the storage compartment.
Page 70 Seats Outer seat Fully folded position Foldaway position Pull the tab located on the upper edge Raise the yellow lever located at the The back of the outer seat has a metal of the seat by the head restraint to tilt base of the seat to release and raise shell.
Page 71: Configurations
Seats CONFIGURATIONS Examples of various layouts combining comfort and practicality The various operations must be carried out while stationary.
Page 72: Front Fittings
Practical information FRONT FITTINGS Upper storage compartment 1. Lower glove box 3. Side storage compartment This is located on the dashboard, This may or may not be ﬁ tted with a lid. behind the steering wheel. A recess makes lifting of the lid easier when opening.
Page 73 Practical information Central storage console Overhead storage unit Storage compartments under seats This console offers an appreciable This is located above the sun visors additional storage area: it can be and can accommodate various objects Storage compartments may be removed and clips onto a base which (a jumper, ﬁ...
Page 74: Courtesy Lights
Practical information Front courtesy lamp Rear courtesy lamp Front individual reading lamps COURTESY LAMPS Automatic operation These are switched on and off Cab: comes on when one of by means of a manual switch, The front courtesy lamp comes on the front doors is opened.
Page 75: Crew Cab
Practical information CREW CAB Head restraints and seat belts Placing the bench seat in the fully folded position The three seats are equipped with Bench seat inertia reel seat belts. The seat belts If necessary, move the front seats of the outer seats are secured to the forward and fasten the strap of the The crew cab consists of a 3-seat body, whereas the seat belt of the...
Page 76 Practical information Good practice There is no need to assist, guide or support the tilting movement using your free arm. The rear seat belt casings are not designed for securing the load transported. Use the stowing rings on the ﬂ oor only. The bench seat of the crew cab is not suitable for the installation of a child seat.
Page 77: Load Space
Practical information LOAD SPACE FITTINGS 12 volt socket (120 W max) Stowing rings Trim panels It is advisable to limit its use to avoid Use the stowing rings on the rear ﬂ oor The lower parts of the sides are ﬁ tted discharging the battery.
Page 78 Load retainers Removable flap Your vehicle can be equipped with The ﬂ ap located on the panel section Contact a PEUGEOT dealer for a wide range of load retainers to of the mid-height partition, behind the information about the different models...
Page 79: Roof Bars
Practical information ROOF BARS If you install transverse bars on these bars, refer to the weight values indicated by the manufacturer but do not exceed 75 Kg.
Page 80: Mirrors
Mirrors and windows MIRRORS Manual door mirrors Electric door mirrors Electric folding/unfolding Move the lever in all four directions to Move the control to the right or to The mirrors can be folded or unfolded adjust. the left to select the corresponding electrically from the inside, with the mirror.
Page 81: Tickets
Mirrors and windows Areas for toll cards / car park tickets The athermic windscreen has two non- reﬂ ective zones located either side of the base of the interior mirror. They are intended for afﬁ xing toll cards and/or car park tickets. Forced folding Manual rear view mirror If the mirror casing has come out of...
Page 82: Electric Windows
Mirrors and windows Lower the window fully, then raise it, it will rise in steps of a few centimetres each time the control is pressed. Repeat the operation until the window is fully closed. Continue to press the control for at least one second after the window closed position has been reached.
Page 83: Hazard Warning Lamps
Driving safely DRIVING SAFELY HAZARD WARNING LAMPS PARKING BRAKE Press this button, the direction Applying Releasing indicators ﬂ ash. Pull the parking brake lever up to Pull the lever and press the button to They can operate with the ignition off. immobilise your vehicle.
Page 84: Parking Sensors
Parking sensors REAR PARKING Engage reverse gear SENSORS The audible and/or visual rear parking An audible signal conﬁ rms sensor system consists of four the activation of the system by proximity sensors, installed in the engaging reverse gear. rear bumper. The sensors detect any The proximity information is indicated obstacle which enters the ﬁ...
Page 85 LED in the button comes on, accompanied by an audible signal and a message in the screen. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Good practice In bad weather or in winter, ensure that the sensors are not covered with mud, ice or snow.
Page 86: Emergency Braking
ﬁ rmly, without Stop as soon as it is safe to do so . releasing the pressure, even on a In both cases, contact a PEUGEOT slippery surface, you will then be able dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop.
Page 87 Use the ESP to hold your course automatically above 30 mph (50 km/h), After an impact, have these systems without attempting to countersteer. checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a If there is a variation between the manually by pressing the qualiﬁ ed workshop.
Page 88: Grip Control
Driving safely Correct use Your vehicle is designed principally to drive on tarmac roads but it allows you to drive on other less passable terrain occasionally. However, particularly when your vehicle is heavily laden, it does not permit off-road activities such as: crossing and driving on ground which could damage the underbody or tear off components (fuel pipe,...
Page 89 Driving safely This ESP mode is calibrated This snow mode allows the This sand mode allows a for a low level of skidding, vehicle to adapts its strategy little wheelspin on the two based on different conditions to the conditions of grip driving wheels at the same of grip encountered on the encountered for each of the...
Page 91: Seat Belts
Seat belts Wherever you are seated in the vehicle, always fasten your seat belt, even for short journeys. The seat belts are ﬁ tted with an inertia reel which automatically adjusts the length of the strap to your size. Do not use accessories (clothes pegs, clips, safety pins, etc.) which allow the seat belt straps to ﬁ...
Page 92 Guide the seat belt after unfastening. pretensioner. fastened. The airbag warning lamp comes on if the pretensioners are deployed. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. For more information on child seats, refer to the "Children on board" section of chapter 4.
Page 93: Airbags
Airbags AIRBAGS The airbags have been designed to In the event of a serious collision, the in the event of a minor or rear maximise the safety of the occupants electronic detectors record and analyse impact and in certain roll-over in the event of a serious collision;...
Page 94 If a second impact occurs (during the inﬂ ation of the lateral airbags. Contact occupants and the airbags (a child, same or a subsequent accident), the a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed pet, object...). This could hinder the airbag will not operate. workshop.
Page 95 PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop to have the system checked. The airbags may no longer be deployed in the event of a serious impact.
Page 96: Deactivation
"OFF" position, a rear-facing child seat. Contact then remove the key keeping the They are deployed simultaneously, a PEUGEOT or a qualiﬁ ed switch in the new position. unless the passenger's front airbag workshop. has been deactivated, in the event of...
Page 97: Child Seats
Child safety GENERAL POINTS RELATING TO CHILD SEATS Although one of PEUGEOT's main criteria when designing your vehicle, the safety of your children also depends on you. For maximum safety, please follow these precautions: all children under the age of 12 or less than one metre ﬁ...
Page 98 To assure the safety of your child, you must deactivate the passenger's front function are common to the entire airbag when you install a child seat in the rearwards facing position on the PEUGEOT range. front passenger's seat. If the passenger's airbag is not...
Page 99: Recommended Seats
Child safety CHILD SEATS RECOMMENDED BY PEUGEOT PEUGEOT offers a complete range of recommended child seats which are secured using a three point seat belt : Group 0+: from birth to 13 kg "ROMER Baby-Safe Plus" Installed in the rear-facing position Groups 2 and 3: from 15 to 36 kg "KLIPPAN Optima"...
Page 100: Installing Child Seats Using The Seat Belt
U: seat suitable for the installation of a child seat secured using a seat belt and universally approved, "rear facing" and/or "forward facing". With the exception of the "KLIPPAN Optima", PEUGEOT advises against installing a child seat on the centre seat.
Page 101 PEUGEOT recommends the use of a which is exposed to the sun, with minimum , even for short journeys.
Page 102: Towing A Trailer
Towing a trailer TOWING A TRAILER, CARAVAN, BOAT, ETC... Distribution of loads As the fan is electrically controlled, its cooling capacity is not dependent on Distribute the load in the trailer so For more information about the engine speed. that the heaviest objects are as weights, refer to the administrative close as possible to the axle and You should therefore use a high gear...
Page 103: Other Accessories
ﬁ tted by a your vehicle, and that you entrust the PEUGEOT dealer. See the "Levels" section of chapter 6. ﬁ tting of this equipment to a PEUGEOT Separation partitions and grilles, dealer. smooth, non-slip wooden protective If this equipment is not ﬁ...
Page 104: Telematic Unit
Automobiles Transverse bars on roof: 100 Kg. security bolts for alloy wheels PEUGEOT may result in the failure Transverse bars on longitudinal of your vehicle's electronic system. bars: 75 Kg. Please note this speciﬁ c warning. You...
Page 105 Partners in performance and protection of the environment Innovation at the service of performance The TOTAL Research and Development teams develop lubricants for PEUGEOT which satisfy the requirements of the latest technical innovations incorporated in PEUGEOT vehicles. This ensures that you obtain the best performance and the maximum engine life.
Page 106: Opening The Bonnet
Opening the bonnet OPENING THE BONNET On the inside On the outside Bonnet stay Pull the lever below the dashboard Raise the bonnet slightly by reaching Secure the stay in its location, towards you. The bonnet is released. in a ﬂ at hand, palm down, to make identiﬁ...
Page 107: Petrol Engine
Under the bonnet PETROL ENGINE Take care when working under the bonnet. 1. Screenwash reservoir. 2. Fusebox. 3. Engine coolant header tank. 4. Brake and clutch ﬂ uid reservoir. 5. Air ﬁ lter. 6. Engine oil dipstick. 7. Engine oil ﬁ ller cap. 8.
Page 108: Diesel Engine
Under the bonnet DIESEL ENGINE Take care when working under the bonnet. 1. Screenwash reservoir. 4. Brake and clutch ﬂ uid reservoir. 7. Engine oil ﬁ ller cap. 2. Fusebox. 5. Air ﬁ lter. 8. Power steering ﬂ uid reservoir. 3.
Page 109: Levels
LEVELS These regular maintenance operations will keep your vehicle in good working order. Ask for advice from a PEUGEOT dealer or refer to the servicing booklet in the handbook pack. If you have to remove / reﬁ t the engine style cover, handle it with care to avoid damaging the ﬁ...
Page 110 PEUGEOT range. carrying out any work. on, consult a PEUGEOT dealer or a For optimum cleaning and to avoid qualiﬁ ed workshop. Slacken the cap by 1/4 of a turn to freezing, this ﬂ...
Page 111: Checks
Refer to the servicing booklet for the replacement interval for these At the start of winter, have your battery components. checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a Depending on the environment (dusty qualiﬁ ed workshop. atmosphere...) and the use of the vehicle (urban driving...), change them...
Page 112 HDi engines use advanced technology. All work requires special training, which is assured by a PEUGEOT dealer. Only use products recommended by PEUGEOT or products Depending on country of sale. of equivalent quality and speciﬁ...
Page 113: Fuel
Fuel Filling Quality of the fuel used for petrol engines The fuel tank must be ﬁ lled with the engine off . The petrol engines are perfectly Open the fuel ﬁ ller ﬂ ap. compatible with E10 type petrol Insert the key, then turn it a quarter biofuels (containing 10% ethanol), turn.
Page 114: Circuit Disarmed
Refer to the "Under the bonnet" special servicing conditions. Contact switch off the ignition (STOP section of chapter 6. a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed position), workshop. remove the key, The use of any other type of (bio)fuel...
Page 115: Battery
The Stop & Start battery does not have possible from the battery, a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed to be disconnected for charging. workshop. Operate the starter, let the engine run,...
Page 116 Changing a wheel ECONOMY MODE After the engine has stopped, with the key in the ignition position, certain functions (windscreen wiper, electric windows, courtesy lamps, audio equipment, etc.) can only be used for a cumulative duration of thirty minutes, to prevent discharging of the battery.
Page 117: Changing A Wheel
On certain types of ground and/or Unscrew the nut then take out the if considerable loads are being jack and the wheelbrace. transported, call a PEUGEOT dealer or 1. Wheelbrace. a qualiﬁ ed workshop. 2. Jack. 3. Alloy wheel embellisher remover.
Page 118 Changing a wheel 3. SPARE WHEEL Open the rear doors to gain access Unscrew the bolt using the Detach the carrier from the hook to the spare wheel. wheelbrace until the carrier is and place the spare wheel near the lowered fully.
Page 119 Changing a wheel 4. OPERATING PROCEDURE Remove the trim using the removal Place the jack in contact with the Do not extend the jack until you have tool. locating point provided, the one started unscrewing the bolts on the which is closest to the wheel to wheel to be changed and have placed Loosen the wheel bolts and start be changed.
Page 120 Changing a wheel 5. FITTING THE SPARE WHEEL Position the wheel on the hub and Lower the vehicle completely by Secure the carrier on the hook then start tightening the bolts by hand. folding the jack, then remove the raise the carrier using the bolt and jack.
Page 121: Removable Snow Screen
B located in the four corners. the original wheel repaired and reﬁ tted Do not forget to remove the snow by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed screen when the exterior temperature workshop as soon as possible. is higher than 10°C (no risk of snowfall) and when towing.
Page 122: Changing A Bulb
It is normal for condensation to form inside the headlamps. Regular use of Type D the vehicle eliminates this misting. Light emitting diode (LED): for replacement of the daytime running lamps, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop.
Page 123 Changing a bulb FRONT LAMPS 1. Dipped / Main beam headlamps 2. Sidelamps 3. Direction indicators Type C , H4 - 55W Type A , W5W - 5W Type B , PY21W - 21W (amber) - Remove the centre cover by - Remove the cover by pulling the - Remove the cover by pulling the pulling the ﬂ...
Page 124 Remove the foglamp by removing the front. side of the courtesy lamp. screw, which can be accessed via the hole provided for this purpose in the Contact a PEUGEOT dealer to Pull the bulb out and change it. bumper, using a Torx © 30 screwdriver.
Page 125 Changing a bulb REAR LAMPS For more information concerning the Identify the faulty bulb then open Move aside the 4 tabs then extract bulbs, refer to the "Types of bulb". the rear doors to 180°. the bulb holder. 1. Brake lamps/sidelamps Refer to the "Access"...
Page 126 Changing a bulb NUMBER PLATE LAMPS THIRD BRAKE LAMP Type A , W5W - 5W Type A , W 16 W - 16 W With tailgate With hinged doors Unscrew the two nuts. Push the pins. Disengage the plastic lens using a Unclip the interior trim.
Page 127: A Fuse
For any other work, visit a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop. Removing and fitting a fuse Before replacing a fuse, the cause...
Page 128 Changing a fuse DASHBOARD FUSES Fuses Amperes Allocation Tilt the cover to gain access to the fuses. Rear wiper Spare Airbags Air conditioning, diagnostic socket, mirror control, headlamp beam Electric windows Locks Rear courtesy lamp, front map reading lamp, roof console Audio equipment, screen, tyre under-inﬂ...
Page 129 Changing a fuse PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSES Fuses Amperes Allocation Spare Heated seats Spare Folding mirrors relay Refrigeration equipment socket relay TOWING / TOWBAR / COACHBUILDERS / PLATFORM CAB FUSES The designations communicated are an indication only as this additional box relates to other information which depends on the converter-coachbuilder for which the handbook cannot be used as a technical support.
Page 130 Changing a fuse FUSES UNDER THE BONNET Fuses Amperes Allocation After opening the bonnet, unclip and tilt the box to gain access to the fuses. Engine management Horn Front and rear screenwash pump Headlamp wash pump or LED Engine components Steering wheel angle sensor, ESP Brake switch, clutch switch Starter...
Page 131 Changing a wiper blade CHANGING A WINDSCREEN WIPER BLADE Placing the wiper blades in the Changing a front wiper blade Changing the rear wiper blade special position Lift the wiper arm. Lift the wiper arm, then unclip the blade and remove it. Unclip the blade and remove it.
Page 132: Being Towed
Having your vehicle towed BEING TOWED From the front When towing with the engine switched off, there is no braking or Unclip the cover by pressing the steering assistance. The towing eye is stored in the tool kit, bottom part. located under the right-hand seat.
Page 134: Dimensions
Dimensions...
Page 135 Dimensions DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS VAN (mm) The vehicle is available in 2 lengths (L1 and L2), refer to the tables: Short - L1 Long - L2 Overall length 4380 4628 Overall height 1805-1834 Wheelbase 2728 Front overhang Rear overhang without mirrors 1810 Width over panels: with mirrors...
Page 136 Dimensions REAR DOORS (mm) L1 - 625 L1 - 850 Maximum load sill with 195/65 R15 tyre Hinged doors Tailgate Small Large Usable opening height (under panel) 1148 1313 Width 1582...
Page 137 Dimensions SLIDING SIDE DOOR (mm) Usable height 1100 Usable width Height under raised tailgate 1892...
Page 138 Dimensions PLATFORM CAB (mm) Overall length 4237 Overall height 1821-1822 Wheelbase 2728 Front overhang Rear overhang Width over panels (without mirrors) 1810 Width of front track 1505 Width of rear track 1554...
Page 139: Weights
To ﬁ nd out your vehicle's towing capacities and its gross train weight, consult a PEUGEOT dealer. High ambient temperatures may result in a reduction in the performance of the vehicle in order to protect the engine;...
Page 140: Identification Markings
Identification markings IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS A. Manufacturer's plate. B. Serial number. C. Tyres and paint colour code. This is located on the right-hand This is engraved on the front right The label C , on the front door gives: middle pillar. wheelarch.
Page 141 EMERGENCY OR ASSISTANCE CALL...
Page 142 LED comes on for 3 seconds indicating that the system is operating correctly. This call is dealt with by the PEUGEOT Emergency team which receives locating information from the vehicle and can send a detailed alert to the If the orange LED ﬂ ashes: there is a system appropriate emergency services.
Page 143 SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR EUROPE BY SD CARD CONTENTS 01 First steps 02 Steering mounted controls The Peugeot Connect Navigation (RNEG) is protected 03 General operation in such a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. 04 Navigation - Guidance 9.17...
Page 144 FIRST STEPS Engine not running: Short press: on/off. Long press: audio settings: front/rear Selection dial for the fader, left/right balance, bass/treble, Long press: pause with CD screen display and musical ambience, loudness, automatic play, mute for radio. according to the menu. Access to the volume, reinitialise settings.
Page 145 STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS RADIO: change to the next radio station in the list. Long press: automatic search for a higher frequency. RADIO: select the previous/next preset station. CD: select the next track. Select the next entry in the address book. CD: continuous press: fast forward play.
Page 146 GENERAL OPERATION Press the MODE button several times in succession for access to the following menus: RADIO / MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS FULL SCREEN MAP TELEPHONE (If a conversation is in progress) NAVIGATION (If guidance is in progress) TRIP COMPUTER SETUP: system language * , date and time * , display, TRAFFIC: vehicle settings * , unit and system settings, "Demo...
Page 147 GENERAL OPERATION DISPLAY ACCORDING TO THE CONTEXT NAVIGATION (IF GUIDANCE IS IN TRIP COMPUTER: PROGRESS): A press on the OK dial gives access to short-cut menus according to the display Abort guidance Alert log on the screen. Repeat advice Status of functions Block road Route info TELEPHONE:...
Page 148 GENERAL OPERATION DISPLAY ACCORDING TO THE CONTEXT MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS: RADIO: FULL SCREEN MAP: Trafﬁ c info (TA) In FM mode Abort guidance/Resume guidance Play options Trafﬁ c info (TA) Set destination Normal order POIs nearby Random track Radiotext Position info Repeat folder Regional prog.
Page 149: Navigation - Guidance
Insert the SD card in the front panel reader and leave it there to use the Navigation functions. SELECTING A DESTINATION The navigation SD card data must not be modiﬁ ed. Map data updates are available from PEUGEOT dealers. Select the "Address input" function and press the dial to conﬁ rm. Press the NAV button.
Page 150 Select the "Save to address book" function to record the address entered in a directory ﬁ le. Press the dial to conﬁ rm the selection. Peugeot Connect Navigation allows up to 500 contact ﬁ les to be Map settings recorded.
Page 151 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE SETTING AND NAVIGATING TO MY "HOME ADDRESS" To be set as the "Home address", an address must ﬁ rst be Select your home address and conﬁ rm. entered in the address book, for example from "Destination Then select "Edit entry" and conﬁ rm. input"...
Page 152 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE The route selected by the Peugeot Connect Navigation system depends ROUTE OPTIONS directly on the route options. Changing these options may change the route completely. Select the "Route dynamics" function. Press the NAV button. This function gives access to the "Trafﬁ...
Page 153 The stopover must be completed or deleted in order for the (5 stopovers maximum) and press guidance to continue to the next destination. Otherwise, the the dial to conﬁ rm. Peugeot Connect Navigation will always return you to the previous stopover. Add stopover 9.13...
Page 154 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE SEARCHING FOR POINTS OF The points of interest (POI) indicate all of the service locations in the INTEREST (POI) vicinity (hotels, various businesses, airports...). Select the "POI in city" function to search for POIs in the city required. Press the NAV button.
Page 155 POIs. LIST OF PRINCIPAL POINTS OF INTEREST (POI) Service station Cinema Airport Theme parks LPG station Railway station Garage Bus station Hospital PEUGEOT Port Pharmacy Police station Motor racing circuit Industrial estate Covered car park Supermarket School Car park Bank Post ofﬁ...
Page 156 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE To activate or deactivate vocal guidance, with guidance active and the map displayed in the screen, press the dial and then select or NAVIGATION SETTINGS deselect "Voice advice". Voice advice The adjustment of the volume for the Risk Areas POIs is used only during the transmission of an alert.
Page 157 TRAFFIC INFORMATION TMC (Trafﬁ c Message Channel) messages contain information on trafﬁ c and weather conditions, received in real time and transmitted to the driver in the form of audible announcements and symbols on the navigation map. CONFIGURE THE FILTERING AND The navigation system can then suggest an alternative route to avoid a trafﬁ...
Page 158: Traffic Information
TRAFFIC INFORMATION PRINCIPAL TMC SYMBOLS RECEIVING TA MESSAGES Black and blue triangle: general information, for example: the station transmits TA messages. the station does not transmit TA messages. TA messages are not activated. The TA (Trafﬁ c Announcement) function gives priority to TA alert messages.
Page 159: Radio
The external environment (hill, building, tunnel, underground car park...) may RADIO interfere with the reception, including in RDS following mode. This phenomenon is a normal result of the way in which radio waves are transmitted and does not in any way indicate a failure of the audio equipment. SELECTING A STATION RDS - REGIONAL MODE When the current radio station is...
Page 160: Music Media Players
CD, MP3 / WMA CD INFORMATION AND ADVICE The Peugeot Connect Navigation will only play audio ﬁ les with the extension ".mp3" with a speed of between 8 Kbps and 320 Kbps The MP3 format, an abbreviation of MPEG 1, 2 & 2.5 Audio Layer 3 and the extension ".wma"...
Page 161 MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS SELECTING/PLAYING MUSIC CD, MP3/WMA CD Select the music source required: Press the MUSIC button. CD, MP3/WMA CD. Press the dial to conﬁ rm. Play begins. Press the up or down button to select The list of tracks or MP3/WMA ﬁ les appears under Music Menu. the next/previous folder.
Page 162 MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS USING THE EXTERNAL INPUT (AUX) AUDIO JACK-RCA CABLE NOT SUPPLIED Connect the portable device (MP3/ WMA player…) to the RCA audio sockets (white and red) using a JACK/RCA audio cable. Press the MUSIC button then press it again or select the Music Menu function and press the dial to conﬁ...
Page 163: Bluetooth ® Telephone
Bluetooth conﬁ rm. Then select the name of the mobile telephone to the hands-free system of the Peugeot Connect telephone. Navigation must be carried out with the vehicle stationary.
Page 164 Bluetooth Once the telephone has been connected, Peugeot Connect mobile telephone to the hands-free system of the Peugeot Connect Navigation can synchronise the address book and the call list.
Page 165 It is also possible to select a number from the address book. then conﬁ rm by pressing the dial. You can select "Dial from address book". The Peugeot Connect Navigation can record up to 1 000 entries (telephone numbers). Press the end of the steering mounted control for more than two End call seconds to gain access to the address book.
Page 166: Configuration
CONFIGURATION The SETUP function gives access to the following options: System SETTING THE DATE AND TIME language, Date & Time, Display (Brightness, Colour, Map colour), Vehicle, Units, System. These settings must be entered again if the battery has been disconnected. Select the "Date format"...
Page 167: Trip Computer
If, whilst driving, dashes are displayed continuously in place of the remaining. digits, contact a PEUGEOT dealer. The "1" (trip 1) tab with: Current fuel consumption: only calculated and displayed above The average speed, the average 20 mph (30 km/h).
Page 168: Screen Menu Map P
SCREEN MENU MAP Vocal Within 6 miles (10 km) MAIN FUNCTION Loudness Within 30 miles (50 km) OPTION A Within 60 miles (100 km) Speed dependent volume option A1 Reset sound settings option A2 OPTION B... "Music" Menu RADIO "Radio" Menu Select music Waveband Sound settings...
Page 169 Classic Start route guidance Rearrange route Jazz Postal code Replace stopover Rock/Pop Save to address book Delete stopover Techno Intersection Recalculate Vocal City district Fast route Loudness Geo position Short route Speed dependent volume Optimized route Reset sound settings Navigate HOME POI search Choose from address book POI nearby...
Page 170 Optimized route "Phone" Menu "SETUP" menu Route dynamics Trafﬁ c independent System language * Semi-dynamic Dial from address book Deutsch Avoidance criteria Call lists English Avoid motorways Connect phone Español Avoid toll roads Search phone Français Avoid ferries Phones connected Italiano Recalculate Disconnect phone...
Page 171 Display Units Brightness Temperature Celsius Colour Fahrenheit Pop titanium Metric / Imperial Toffee Blue steel Kilometres (Consumption: l/100) Technogrey Kilometres (Consumption: km/l) Dark blue Miles (Consumption: MPG) Map colour System Day mode for map Factory reset Night mode for map Software version Auto.
Page 172: Frequently Asked Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION There is a difference in For optimum sound quality, the audio settings (Volume, Bass, Treble, Check that the audio settings (Volume, Bass, sound quality between Ambience, Loudness) can be adapted to the different sound sources, Treble, Ambience, Loudness) are adapted to the different audio which may result in audible differences when changing source (radio,...
Page 173 The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). Sound cut-outs of 1 to...
Page 174 QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION TA is selected. However, On starting, it is several minutes before the system begins to receive the Wait until the trafﬁ c information is being received certain trafﬁ c jams trafﬁ c information. correctly (displaying of the trafﬁ c information along the route are not symbols on the map).
Page 175 Check that your telephone is visible. A telephone connected The volume level depends on both the system and the telephone. Increase the Peugeot Connect Navigation volume by Bluetooth is inaudible. setting, possibly to maximum, and increase the telephone volume level if necessary.
Page 176 9.36...
Page 177 Peugeot Connect Sound (RD5) AUDIO SYSTEM / BLUETOOTH ® CONTENTS 9.38 01 First steps Your Peugeot Connect Sound (RD5) is coded in such 9.39 02 Steering mounted controls a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. 9.40 03 Main menu 9.41...
Page 178: First Steps
FIRST STEPS Display the list of Audio settings: front/ Select source: local stations. rear fader, left/right radio, audio CD / MP3 CD, USB, Select wavebands balance, bass/treble, Long press: CD Jack connection, Streaming, FM1, FM2, FMast and loudness, audio tracks or MP3 folders Abandon the current AUX.
Page 179: Steering Mounted Controls
STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS Radio: automatic search for a higher frequency. Radio: select the previous/next pre-set CD / MP3 / USB: selection of the next station. track. USB: select genre / artist / folder from the CD / USB: continuous press: fast classiﬁ...
Page 180: Main Menu
MAIN MENU TELEPHONE : Bluetooth hands-free, AUDIO FUNCTIONS : pairing, management radio, CD, USB, options. of a call. > MONOCHROME SCREEN C TRIP COMPUTER: PERSONALISATION- entering of distances, CONFIGURATION: alerts, status of functions. vehicle parameters, display, languages. > MONOCHROME SCREEN A For a detailed global view of the menus available, refer to the "Screen menu map"...
Page 181: Audio
The external environment (hills, buildings, tunnels, basement car parks, ...) AUDIO may block reception, including in RDS mode. This is a normal effect of the way in which radio waves are transmitted and does not indicate any failure of the audio system. RADIO SELECTING A STATION Press the SOURCE button several...
Page 182 AUDIO RECEIVING TA MESSAGES PLAYING A CD The TA (Trafﬁ c Announcement) function gives priority to TA alert Insert circular compact discs only. messages. To operate, this function needs good reception of a Some anti-pirating systems, on original discs or CDs copied using a radio station transmitting this type of message.
Page 183 AUDIO MP3 CD MP3 CD PLAYING AN MP3 COMPILATION INFORMATION AND ADVICE Insert an MP3 compilation in the player. The MP3 format, an abbreviation of MPEG 1.2 & 2.5 Audio Layer 3, The audio equipment searches for all of the music tracks, which is an audio compression standard which permits the recording of may take anything between a few seconds and several tens of several tens of music ﬁ...
Page 184: Music Media Players
- digital player or a USB on, the USB source is detected as soon as it memory stick - to your Peugeot Connect Sound is connected. Play begins automatically after a (RD5) and heard via the vehicle's speakers.
Page 185 MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS USING THE PEUGEOT CONNECT USB Press one of these buttons to gain Press and hold LIST to display the access to the previous / next track on different classiﬁ cations. the classiﬁ cation list currently being Select by Folder / Artist / Genre / Playlist, played.
Page 186 MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS USING THE AUXILIARY SOCKET (AUX) ADJUSTING THE VOLUME OF THE AUXILIARY SOURCE RCA SOCKET The RCA auxiliary socket permits the connection of a portable device First adjust the volume of your portable device. (MP3 player...). Connect the portable device (MP3 Then adjust the volume of your audio player…) to the audio sockets (white and system.
Page 187: Bluetooth
* If your telephone is fully compatible. and the ignition on. Select the telephone to be connected from the list. Only one Go to www.peugeot.co.uk for more information (compatibility, more telephone can be connected at a time. help, ...). Activate the telephone's Bluetooth function A virtual keypad is displayed in the and ensure that it is "visible to all"...
Page 188 BLUETOOTH RECEIVING A CALL MAKING A CALL An incoming call is announced by a ring and a superimposed From the Bluetooth telephone function Audio menu, select Manage display in the vehicle's screen. the telephone call then Call, Call list or Directory. Press the steering mounted control for more than Select the YES tab on the display two seconds for access to your directory, then...
Page 189 BLUETOOTH BLUETOOTH AUDIO STREAMING * Wireless transmission of the telephone's music ﬁ les via the audio Activate the streaming source by equipment. The telephone must be able to manage the appropriate pressing the SOURCE button ** . Bluetooth proﬁ les (Proﬁ les A2DP / AVRCP). The tracks to be played can be controlled as usual via the buttons on the audio system control panel and...
Page 190: Configuration
CONFIGURATION SETTING THE DATE AND TIME SCREEN A Press the MENU button. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. MENU Using the arrows, select DISPLAY Adjust the setting. CONFIGURATION. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. Start again from step 1 then set Using the arrows, select YEAR.
Page 191 CONFIGURATION SETTING THE DATE AND TIME SCREEN C Press the MENU button. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. MENU Using the arrows, select Using the arrows, select ADJUST PERSONALISATION DATE AND TIME. CONFIGURATION. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. Press to conﬁ rm the selection. Adjust the settings one by one Using the arrows, select DISPLAY conﬁ...
Page 192: Trip Computer
60 miles (100 km). If, whilst driving, dashes are displayed continuously in place of the digits, contact a PEUGEOT dealer. Current fuel consumption: only calculated and displayed above 20 mph (30 km/h). Average fuel consumption: this is the average fuel consumption since the last trip computer zero reset.
Page 193: Screen Menu Map
SCREEN MENU MAP MONOCHROME A RADIO-CD OPTIONS RDS SEARCH DIAGNOSTICS REG MODE CONSULT MAIN FUNCTION CD REPEAT ABANDON OPTION A RANDOM PLAY OPTION A1 OPTION A2 VEHICLE CONFIG * OPTION B... REV WIPE ACT GUIDE LAMPS * The parameters vary according to vehicle. 9.53...
Page 194 SCREEN MENU MAP DISPLAY ADJUST LANGUAGE UNITS YEAR FRANCAIS TEMPERATURE: °CELSIUS / °FAHRENHEIT FUEL CONSUMPTION: MONTH ITALIANO KM/L - L/100 - MPG DATE NEDERLANDS HOUR PORTUGUES MINUTES PORTUGUES-BRASIL 12 H/24 H MODE DEUTSCH ENGLISH ESPANOL 9.54...
Page 195 SCREEN MENU MAP MONOCHROME C Press the OK dial for access to short-cut menus according to the display on the screen: CD / MP3 CD RADIO activate / deactivate RDS activate / deactivate Intro activate / deactivate track repeat (of the current folder / artist / genre / playlist) activate / deactivate track repeat activate / deactivate REG mode...
Page 196 SCREEN MENU MAP MONOCHROME C TRIP COMPUTER AUDIO FUNCTIONS Pressing the MENU button displays: ENTER DISTANCE TO DESTINATION FM BAND PREFERENCES Distance: x miles alternative frequencies (RDS) ALERT LOG activate / deactivate Diagnostic s regional mode (REG) STATUS OF THE FUNCTIONS * activate / deactivate Functions activated or deactivated radio-text information (RDTXT)
Page 197 SCREEN MENU MAP PERSONALISATION-CONFIGURATION BLUETOOTH TELEPHONE DEFINE THE VEHICLE PARAMETERS * BLUETOOTH CONFIGURATION DISPLAY CONFIGURATION Connect/Disconnect a device video brightness adjustment Telephone function normal video Audio Streaming function inverse video Consult the paired device brightness (- +) adjustment Delete a paired device date and time adjustment Perform a Bluetooth search day/month/year adjustment...
Page 198: Frequently Asked Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION There is a difference in For optimum sound quality, the audio settings (Volume, Bass, Treble, Check that the audio settings (Volume, Bass, sound quality between Ambience, Loudness) can be adapted to the different sound sources, Treble, Ambience, Loudness) are adapted to the different audio which may result in audible differences when changing source...
Page 199 (no sound, 87.5 Mhz is displayed...). The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). Sound cut-outs of 1 to...
Page 200 9.60...
Page 201 Exterior EXTERIOR Dimensions 132-136 Floor cab dimensions Remote control 17-18 Changing the battery, reinitialisation Accessories Roof bars Starting Hill start assist Central locking / unlocking 17, 26 Locking / unlocking the load space 17, 26 Rear lamps, direction indicators 48-49, 122-123 3rd brake lamp Changing rear bulbs 123-124...
Page 202 Instruments and controls INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Instrument panels, screens, dials 27-28 Warning lamps, indicator lamps 29-34 Indicators, gauge 35, 37-38 Setting the time in the instrument panel Lighting dimmer Gear shift indicator Wipers control 51-52 Lighting controls 48-50 Automatic wiping Automatic illumination of Windscreen / headlamp wash 52, 108 headlamps...
Page 203 Toll cards, car park tickets Setting the time in the screen Section 9 On-board technology Section 9 "Grip control" 86-87 - Peugeot Connect Sound - Peugeot Connect Navigation Passenger's airbag deactivation Emergency or assistance call Section 9 Heating, ventilation - heating...
Page 204 Interior INTERIOR Rear view mirror Toll cards, car park tickets Front seats, adjustments, Front courtesy lamp head restraint 65-66 Changing courtesy Multi-Flex bench seat 67-68 lamp bulbs Seat, bench conﬁ gurations Front, lateral airbags 90-93 Seat belts 88-89 Passenger's airbag deactivation Battery, recharging, starting Opening the bonnet...
Page 205 Technical data - Maintenance TECHNICAL DATA - MAINTENANCE Warning lamps 29-34 Levels 107-108 Changing a wiper blade - Diesel additive, - dipstick, - power steering ﬂ uid, - brake ﬂ uid, - coolant. Bleeding water, Diesel ﬁ lter Identiﬁ cation markings, serial number, paint code, tyres Engine fuses 125, 128...
Page 206 Precautions...
Page 207 This handbook describes all of Automobiles PEUGEOT declares, the equipment available in the whole by application of the provisions range. of the European regulation (Directive 2000/53) relating to End Your vehicle will be ﬁ tted with some of Life Vehicles, that it achieves the...
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