Page 1 EXTERIOR Visual and audible parking Directional headlamps assistance, front/rear This lighting function automatically This system warns you if an obstacle improves forward vision when cornering. is detected when manoeuvring the vehicle. Lane departure warning system Guide-me-home lighting Above 50 mph, this system is activated automatically if you inadvertently wander The headlamps stay on for a short from your lane.
Page 2 OPENING Remote control Manual central locking Unfolding/folding the key. Press once to lock the vehicle. Activating/deactivating guide-me-home lighting. Unlocking the vehicle. Press again to unlock the vehicle. Locking the vehicle. In addition... A long press on button C locks the vehicle and closes the windows.
Page 3 OPENING Fuel tank Tailgate Spare wheel and tools Unlock the vehicle with the remote con- Access to the spare wheel trol or the key. Lift the carpet, then remove the tool Press up on the lever and lift the tail- holder to gain access to the wheel.
Page 4 INTERIOR Translucent instrument panel Scented air freshener This system gives optimum contrast, The air freshener distributes scented whatever the external light level. air throughout the cabin. It is located in the centre air vent Audio and communication systems Cruise control/Speed limiter These systems make use of the latest These two systems allow the vehicle’s technologies: MP3-compatible audio,...
Page 5 DASHBOARD Controls: • Mirrors. • Windows. • Child safety Bonnet release. Fusebox cover. Headlamp adjustment. Controls: • ESP. • Parking assistance. • Lane departure warning system. • Anti-intrusion alarm. Controls: • Lighting. • Direction indicators. • Front fog lamps • Rear fog lamps. Fixed centred controls.
Page 6 DASHBOARD Steering lock and ignition switch. Controls: • Windscreen wiper. • Screen wash. • Rear screen wiper. • Trip computer. Control for central locking of doors and boot. Multifunction display. Scented air freshener. Hazard lamps control. Passenger’s airbag. Loudspeaker (Tweeter) (left and right).
Page 7 FIXED CENTRED CONTROLS STEERING WHEEL Controls for speed limiter and Audio system cruise control controls Function controls: - Display lighting rheostat Multifunction display controls - Voice recognition - Air recirculation - Telephone - Personal button...
Page 8 FIXED CENTRED CONTROLS STEERING WHEEL Controls for speed limiter and Audio system controls cruise control See "Audio" or your Navidrive instructions Activation of speed limiter and Deactivation/ Selection of speed Reactivation Search for Scrolling of limiter or cruise of cruise control and higher radio memorised control...
Page 9 FIXED CENTRED CONTROLS STEERING WHEEL Validation of the function selected or the Starting voice recognition Pick up/hang up (See "Audio" or (See "Audio" or your Navigation instructions) your Navidrive instructions) Display Air recirculation Access to "Main Scrolling in the lighting menu"* multifunction rheostat...
Page 10 SITTING COMFORTABLY Front seats Manual adjustments Forwards-backwards Driver’s seat cushion height and angle Seat back angle and lumbar adjustment adjustment Electrically operated adjustments (driver’s seat only) Forwards-backwards Seat cushion height and angle Seat back angle and lumbar adjustment adjustment...
Page 11 SITTING COMFORTABLY Adjustment of front head Manual adjustment of steering Front seat belt restraints wheel height and reach 1. Locking. Height and angle. 1. Unlock the steering column using the lever. 2. Adjust the position of the steering wheel for height and reach. 3.
Page 12 SITTING COMFORTABLY Adjustment of exterior rear view Adjustment of interior rear view Electric windows mirrors mirror Select the mirror. Driver’s window control. Adjust the mirror. Passenger’s window control. Fold-back/Unfolding. Left hand rear window control. Right hand rear window control. Child safety Mirror direction.
Page 13 VISIBILITY Lighting Screen wipe Ring A Rear screen wipe Lighting off. Off. Windscreen wipe Fast speed. Automatic lighting. Normal speed. Intermittent. Intermittent. Off. Sidelamps. AUTO Automatic wipe or single wipe. Timed wipe and wash. Dipped or main beam. Deactivation of automatic wipe Go to position I then return to position 0.
Page 14 GOOD VENTILATION To obtain the best from the system, we advise: Heating or manual Air Conditioning I would like ... Air recirculation/ Air distribution Temperature Fresh air intake – HEATING COOLING DEMISTING DEFROSTING...
Page 15 MONITORING Instrument panel Warning lamps Controls Deactivation of the ESP/ASR Speedometer. Ignition on, the orange and red alert system. warning lamps come on. Rev counter. With the engine running, these same Fuel gauge. warning lamps should go out. Lighting rheostat. If a warning lamp stays on, refer to the Warning lamp.
Page 16 PASSENGER SAFETY Activation/Deactivation of the Warnings for seat belts Child safety front passenger’s airbag unfastened/not fastened Driver Insert the ignition key. Manual control. Select the "ON" or "OFF" position. Electric control. Remove the key. Front passenger. Left rear passenger. Centre rear passenger. Right rear passenger.
Page 17 DRIVING Ignition switch Cruise control Speed limiter Selecting/stopping the cruise Selecting/Stopping the speed control mode. limiter mode. Setting a cruising speed/Reducing Reducing the value memorised. the value memorised. Starting/Stopping speed limitation. Stopping/Resuming cruise control. Increasing the value memorised. Setting a cruising speed/ Increasing the value memorised.
Page 18 DRIVING 6-speed Electronic Gearbox System Manual mode Automatic mode The gearbox operates in auto-active mode without input on your part. Using the lever Using the control paddles behind the steering wheel Push the lever forwards to change up. Press the "+" or "-" control paddle Pull the lever backwards to change behind the steering wheel for an imme- Reverse...
Page 19 DRIVING Hill start assist (6-speed Electronic Gearbox System) To aid starting on a gradient, your vehi- cle is equipped with a system that keeps it temporarily immobilised. On a rising gradient, with the vehicle, On a falling gradient, with the vehicle stationary, the vehicle is held for a brief stationary and reverse gear engaged, moment after releasing the brake pedal,...
Page 20 D A S H B O A R D Instrument panel Central display On opening the driver’s door or Rev counter Trip mileage recorder unlocking with the remote control, Cruise control or speed limiter Fuel gauge for approximately 30 seconds the settings Engine oil level check instrument panel is activated, dis-...
Page 21 D A S H B O A R D Warning lamps Alert warning lamps Imperative stop warning lamp When warning lamp comes on, it is imperative to stop the vehicle and switch off the engine. Contact a CITROËN dealer. Warning lamp for Foglamps (rear) Lighting and signalling lamps handbrake, brake...
Page 22 D A S H B O A R D Driver’s seat belt not Doors open detection SERVICE warning fastened lamp This warning lamp, when the This lamp comes on if the engine is running, comes on If it comes on, this indi- driver's seat belt is not fas- if a door, the bonnet and/or cates a fault with one of...
Page 23 D A S H B O A R D ESP/ASR warning lamp In "Foot-on-brake" starting operation warning lamp for advised to drive, as soon as traf- (6 speed) Electronic When either the ESP or Gearbox System 60 km/h (40 mph) or more for at ASR system is brought into least 5 minutes (until the warning operation, the ESP/ASR warning...
Page 24 D A S H B O A R D ESP/ASR warning lamp In "Foot-on-brake" starting operation warning lamp for advised to drive, as soon as traf- (6 speed) Electronic When either the ESP or Gearbox System 60 km/h (40 mph) or more for at ASR system is brought into least 5 minutes (until the warning operation, the ESP/ASR warning...
Page 25 D A S H B O A R D MAINTENANCE INDICATOR Operation Functioning if the distance to the next service is less than When the ignition is switched on 600 miles The maintenance indicator informs and for several seconds afterwards, you when the next service is due, in the maintenance spanner symbol Each time the ignition is switched...
Page 26 D A S H B O A R D Functioning if the service interval Maintenance intervals is exceeded If your vehicle is used in particularly Each time the ignition is switched harsh conditions, it is necessary to on, the maintenance symbol and the select the maintenance schedules extra mileage travelled (with a minus for "special operating conditions"...
Page 27 D A S H B O A R D Functioning if the service interval Maintenance intervals is exceeded If your vehicle is used in particularly Each time the ignition is switched harsh conditions, it is necessary to on, the maintenance symbol and the select the maintenance schedules extra mileage travelled (with a minus for "special operating conditions"...
Page 28 D A S H B O A R D ENGINE OIL LEVEL DASHBOARD LIGHTING RHEOSTAT INDICATOR When the ignition is switched on, the oil level indicator is displayed for several seconds. This display indicates normal oper- ating. "OIL" indicates an oil level that is below the minimum.
Page 29 D A S H B O A R D DARK BUTTON BLACK PANEL (with headlamps on) The instrument panel continues to show vehicle speed as well as the cruise control and speed limiter functions if these are activated. of functions or adjustments, black panel is interrupted.
Page 30 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y DISPLAY A Controls: A - Access to the "Main menu" B - Scrolling in the display menus. C - Validation and selection in the menus of the function chosen D - Cancellation of the operation or return to the previous display.
Page 31 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y Main menu To activate/deactivate rear screen wipe on engaging reverse By pressing control A then B, you gear have access to the following func- tions: - Press on A.
Page 32 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y To display the log of alerts To choose the language - Press on A. - Press on A. - Using B, select the sub-menu for - Using B, select the sub-menu for on C.
Page 33 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y DISPLAY C Main menu Press control A to display the "Main menu" for the multifunction screen. Using this menu, you have access to the following functions: Radio-CD (See "Radio")
Page 34 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y Personalisation To activate/deactivate automatic - Using B, select the driving assist- guide-me-home lighting press on C. - Press on A. - Then with a press on C, select/ - Use B to select the icon "Perso- deselect driving headlamps to...
Page 35 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y To adjust the date and time To choose units - Press on A. - Press on A. - Use B to select the icon "Personal- - Use B to select the icon "Personal- your choice with a press on C.
Page 36 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y NAVIDRIVE DISPLAY Main menu Press control A to display the "Main menu" for the multifunction screen. This menu gives access to the fol- lowing functions (See "Navidrive"...
Page 37 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y TRIP COMPUTER To obtain display and selection of Display A Display C or NaviDrive the different types of information, The trip computer provides 5 types of 3 types of instantaneous informa- give short presses on the end of the information, which can be accessed...
Page 38 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y Display C or NaviDrive Enter the distance to be travelled (continued) - Press A. - Using B select the trip computer The journeys icon, then validate by pressing C.
Page 39 M U L T I F U N C T I O N D I S P L A Y Display A Display C or NaviDrive (continued) Range This indicates the mileage that can still be travelled using the When the distance remaining to be travelled is less than about After resetting the computer, the indication of remaining range is only reliable after the vehicle has been used for a certain time.
Page 40 C O M F O R T VENTILATION Air circulation Optimal comfort is obtained by a good distribution of air in the front and the rear of the passenger com- partment. care not to obstruct the air outlets located under the front seats. (active carbon) excluding dust and restricting disa- greeable odours.
Page 41 C O M F O R T At any time of year, the air condition- Water arising from condensation ing is useful for removing air humid- in the air conditioning is allowed to ity and misting. drain out through an aperture pro- vided for this purpose;...
Page 42 C O M F O R T 2 - Air recirculation This position is for exclud- disagreeable odours or emissions coming from outside the cabin. With a press on control 2, the entry of air from outside is closed off, the lamp comes on.
Page 43 C O M F O R T Can only be operated with the The air conditioning will only operate engine running. when the engine is running. One press on control 5 acti- Press on control 6. The - Place the controls for temperature vates the electric demist- warning lamp comes on.
Page 44 C O M F O R T AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING This is the normal operating mode. A press on this control, con- To display the desired tem- and "AUTO", automatically perature, rotate control 2 manages all the 5 following or 3: functions according to the tempera- This system automatically regulates ture chosen:...
Page 45 C O M F O R T Notes: - When you enter the vehicle, the temperature inside the vehicle To stop the air conditioning, Press the button successively may be much colder (or warmer) press on the control 4. The so that the display shows, in than a comfortable temperature.
Page 46 C O M F O R T rear screen Heater blower speed: press button: When this function is work- While it is operating, the ing, the warning lamp comes warning lamp lights and the on and the symbol appears symbol appears on the dis- on the display.
Page 47 C O M F O R T SCENTED AIR FRESHENER The scented air freshener is located To remove the cartridge, take the To remove the cartridge, take the to the right of the central air vent. cap A off the new cartridge that you cap A from your new cartridge and are removing.
Page 48 C O M F O R T FRONT SEATS...
Page 49 C O M F O R T To raise, pull upwards. To lower, Turn the control to adjust the seat to Use the control A to adjust the back- press on the unlocking button and the desired position. rest angle. on the head restraint.
Page 50 C O M F O R T Raise or lower the front of control 1 to make the front of the seat cushion higher or lower. Raise or lower the rear of control 1 to make the seat higher or lower. The front seats can be heated inde- Action control 1 to the pendently.
Page 51 C O M F O R T position To memorise, using the buttons located on the side of the seat: (ignition on or engine running) - turn the ignition key to the drive position, 1 or 2 recall the corresponding memo- - adjust your seat and your exterior rised position.
Page 52 C O M F O R T REAR SEATS The rear head restraints have two positions: - A low stowed position when the seat is not occupied. - A raised position to optimise the safety of the passenger, by rais- - raise the front of the seat cush- ing it to its stop, - Lower the rear armrest to improve...
Page 53 C O M F O R T To improve seating versatility, the Stow the head restraints. When you are handling the rear rear seats are removable. seats, avoid trapping the seat belts Press on control A located on the and make sure that the belt buckles Detach one of the linkages from its extremity of the backrest and tilt fully are positioned correctly.
Page 54 C O M F O R T DOOR MIRRORS When the vehicle is parked, the door mirrors can be folded back either Ths function automatically gives you manually or electrically. a view of the ground while reversing the vehicle. Activation From the central position, one press towards the rear on control 1 folds With the engine running:...
Page 55 C O M F O R T INTERIOR REAR VIEW MIRROR STEERING COLUMN ADJUSTMENT Both the height and reach of the This provides an automatic and pro- steering wheel can be adjusted. The lever on the lower edge enables gressive changing between day use you to place the rear view mirror in and night use.
Page 56 A C C E S S KEYS Central locking using the key If the key is not recognised, starting is not possible. A brief action with the key locks the vehicle. If this occurs, leave your vehicle If this occurs, leave your vehicle vehicle immobilised and contact a CITROËN Central deadlocking using...
Page 57 A C C E S S REMOTE CONTROL Central locking, closing Note: The simultaneous use of other windows, deadlocking high frequency equipment (mobile telephones, domestic alarms...) may - A short press on button A locks momentarily hinder the operation of your vehicle.
Page 58 A C C E S S Guide-me-home lighting Take care not to place the remote control in contact with grease or A press on button C operates the dust, or leave it in the rain or in a damp environment. guide-me-home lighting (illumination A hard object also on the key ring, pressing on the key while it is in of the sidelamps and dipped beams...
Page 59 A C C E S S Guide-me-home lighting Take care not to place the remote control in contact with grease or A press on button C operates the dust, or leave it in the rain or in a damp environment. guide-me-home lighting (illumination A hard object also on the key ring, pressing on the key while it is in of the sidelamps and dipped beams...
Page 60 A C C E S S ANTI-INTRUSION ALARM Arming the alarm using the remote control Switch off the ignition and leave the vehicle. Ensure that all doors and the boot are closed. Lock the vehicle using button A on the remote control. When the alarm is armed, the pro- tections become active within 5 sec- The installation also includes a siren...
Page 61 A C C E S S Disarming the alarm using the Deactivation of volumetric Automatic activation remote control detection (depending on country) The alarm is disarmed when you The alarm is able to operate with alarm arms automatically unlock the vehicle (by pressing only perimeter protection if you 2 minutes after the boot or the last button B on the remote control).
Page 62 A C C E S S WINDOWS Sequential electric window Anti-pinch device controls anti-pinch device stops There are two operating modes: window from rising. If it meets an obstacle, it goes back down. manual mode After a battery disconnection or Press or pull the control switch, in the event of a malfunction, you without going beyond the point of...
Page 63 A C C E S S Electric child safety DOORS Note: Control B is inactive if the vehicle has been locked with the remote control or with the key. This allows from the front, deactivation of the opening Personal security of the rear doors and the When the vehicle is started, the use of the rear windows.
Page 64 A C C E S S Electric child safety DOORS Note: Control B is inactive if the vehicle has been locked with the remote control or with the key. This allows from the front, deactivation of the opening Personal security of the rear doors and the When the vehicle is started, the use of the rear windows.
Page 65 A C C E S S Manual operation TAILGATE Closing the tailgate (emergency mode) Lower the tailgate, using the 2 hand- In the event of an electrical fault, it is hold zones located on the tailgate Opening from the outside possible to lock the vehicle’s doors interior trim.
Page 66 A C C E S S Manual operation TAILGATE Closing the tailgate (emergency mode) Lower the tailgate, using the 2 hand- In the event of an electrical fault, it is hold zones located on the tailgate Opening from the outside possible to lock the vehicle’s doors interior trim.
Page 67 V I S I B I L I T Y LIGHTING CONTROLS They go out as soon as the light Guide-me-home lighting This function leaves the headlamps 5 minutes after the wipers have on temporarily to assist your exit in stopped.
Page 68 V I S I B I L I T Y For a vehicle equipped with front and rear foglamps: - 1st notch forwards: switches on front foglamps. - 2nd notch forwards: switches on rear foglamps. - 1st notch rearwards: switches off rear foglamps.
Page 69 V I S I B I L I T Y LIGHTING CONTROLS They go out as soon as the light Guide-me-home lighting This function leaves the headlamps 5 minutes after the wipers have on temporarily to assist your exit in stopped.
Page 70 V I S I B I L I T Y For a vehicle equipped with front and rear foglamps: - 1st notch forwards: switches on front foglamps. - 2nd notch forwards: switches on rear foglamps. - 1st notch rearwards: switches off rear foglamps.
Page 71 V I S I B I L I T Y SIGNALLING Emergency lighting of hazard warning lamps Sudden vehicle deceleration auto- matically causes the hazard warning lamps to activate. These cease automatically when you reaccelerate or manually if you press the hazard warning lamps control on the dashboard.
Page 72 V I S I B I L I T Y DIRECTIONAL HEADLAMPS This function is associated with headlamps that have Xenon bulbs. Whether on dipped beam or main beam, your headlamps follow the direction of the road ahead. Lighting quality when driving round bends is considerably improved.
Page 73 V I S I B I L I T Y SCREEN WIPE Position I: The timing of the inter- Automatic wiping mittent wipe adjusts automatically to AUTO position: press downwards to the speed of the vehicle. activate automatic wiping. Position 1 or 2: when stationary, the Press downwards: Automatic wipe windscreen wiper speed automati-...
Page 74 V I S I B I L I T Y B - Rear screen wiper Changing the wiper blades The wipers should be stopped in the maintenance position (during replacement). To deactivate. Switch off the ignition and action the wipe stalk within one minute. The wipers will position themselves in the middle of the windscreen.
Page 75 V I S I B I L I T Y INTERIOR LIGHTING 2 - Front and rear interior lamps Welcome lighting Automatic lighting of interior In this position, the interior lamps lamp comes on when you open a door or the boot. - When you enter the vehicle: They come on immediately you unlock the vehicle or open a door.
Page 76 V I S I B I L I T Y Glovebox lighting Boot lighting Sill lighting Comes on automatically when the Operates automatically on opening These light up automatically with the cover is opened. Do not forget to the tailgate. interior lamps.
Page 77 I N T E R I O R C O M F O R T INTERIOR COMFORT Floor mats To open: press at the centre of the If removing the mat on the driver’s Glovebox drawer. side: To open, pull the handle and lower - slide the seat as far as possible To retrieve an object, lift the drawer the lid.
Page 78 I N T E R I O R C O M F O R T console...
Page 79 I N T E R I O R C O M F O R T Sun visors Fold visors down to avoid dazzle - Press at the bottom to deploy the from ahead. hook. They can be disengaged from their - Press at the top to stow the hook.
Page 80 I N T E R I O R C O M F O R T Cigar lighter Ashtray Operates when the ignition is on. The roof has two opaque blinds positioned at the front and rear. Push in and wait a few moments. To empty the ashtray, lift at the rear The cigar lighter will release auto- and pull towards you.
Page 81 I N T E R I O R C O M F O R T BOOT Luggage securing rings Removing the rear shelf Removing the rear shelf well as the 6 anchoring rings on the - Detach the cords. - Detach the cords. - Carefully lift then pull, tilting it - Carefully lift then pull.
Page 82 C H I L D S A F E T Y When children are in the car • Children must not under any pre- Regulations for the carriage text be carried on the knees of a of children in the front For maximum safety, consult the passenger (risk of being thrown passenger seat position...
Page 83 C H I L D S A F E T Y CITROËN offers you a complete range of child seats that can be secured by means of the vehicle seat belt. These child seats have been tested on vehicles in colli- sion conditions and they guarantee maximum safety for your children.
Page 84 C H I L D S A F E T Y CHILD SEATS secured by means Weight of child of the vehicle seat belt In accordance with European Reg- Seat(s) Up to 10 kg 9 - 18 kg 15 - 25 kg 22 - 36 kg ulations, the table tells you to what Up to 13 kg...
Page 85 C H I L D S A F E T Y Some ISOFIX child seats also have a top belt, which is for attaching on the ISOFIX "top" ring c. To attach the top belt, raise the head restraint of the vehicle seat, then pass the buckle between the two "top"...
Page 86 C H I L D S A F E T Y The ISOFIX child seat recommended for your vehicle is: recommended for your mend ISOFIX RÖMER Duo: It is sold by the CITROËN net- work. This seat has an upper strap, which must be attached to the ISOFIX "upper tether".
Page 87 C H I L D S A F E T Y LOCKING REAR DOORS Manual operation Electric operation Rear doors are locked by operat- The electrical safety is activated ing the lever on the rear face of the by pressing the control located to door in question.
Page 88 S A F E T Y This system does not absolve the driver of the need to check the tyre This function alerts you in the event vehicle behaves as it should and to The wheel affected will no longer be ously monitor the condition of the detectable by the alert system if it subjected to heavy loads or driven...
Page 89 S A F E T Y This system enables you in an connected because a fault was vided by brake discs (or discs and • VIII gency braking or when braking on When the engine is not It thus allows control of the steering assistance.
Page 90 S A F E T Y nected to the ABS and additional between the trajectory followed by the vehicle and that wanted by the matically on the brake of one or more wheels to return the vehicle to again: after the ignition tional risks or to drive at excessive when you drive at The functioning of this system is...
Page 91 S A F E T Y VIII It is necessary to remove the seat belt from the buckle retainer before moving the seat to access the rear...
Page 92 S A F E T Y technic pretensioner Due to the safety regulations in force, any check or any network which guarantees the correctly. In the event of a collision: • VIII Warning • The force limiters reduce the of harmless smoke and a loud...
Page 93 S A F E T Y Unfastening The belt retracts automatically when • Must be able to restrain a single • Must not bear any signs of being Fastening VIII • matic reel lock is working correctly • • • •...
Page 94 S A F E T Y Your vehicle may have: • A driver’s airbag located in the • After the airbags have • • sioner needs to be additionally systems have to be changed in actioned in order to hold you in •...
Page 95 S A F E T Y Area of frontal VIII The role of the curtain airbag is to thus limiting the risk of injuries to The role of the side airbag is to there is only a slight collision on the bag thus limits the risk of trauma bag deactivation"...
Page 96 S A F E T Y Don’t forget to reactivate the airbag deactivated into the switch A VIII In the front passenger’s seat position, essential...
Page 97 S A F E T Y • board (risk of injury should the front the airbag is virtually instantaneous sengers. at the rear of the vehicle or in certain • • as by a detonation that is caused by should always be carried in the •...
Page 98 S A F E T Y Your vehicle may have: • A driver’s airbag located in the • After the airbags have • • sioner needs to be additionally systems have to be changed in actioned in order to hold you in •...
Page 99 S A F E T Y Area of frontal VIII The role of the curtain airbag is to thus limiting the risk of injuries to The role of the side airbag is to there is only a slight collision on the bag thus limits the risk of trauma bag deactivation"...
Page 100 S A F E T Y • board (risk of injury should the front the airbag is virtually instantaneous sengers. at the rear of the vehicle or in certain • • as by a detonation that is caused by should always be carried in the •...
Page 101 S A F E T Y Work in safety during all checks under the bonnet: • • work outdoors and not in • Bonnet Make sure that your vehicle is not sure that your hands and clothing the catalytic converter could ignite Make sure that the bonnet is stable of wind that could cause the bonnet VIII...
Page 102 S A F E T Y safety device which cuts off the fuel • tor that is hot: there is danger from • seek safety away from the vehicle • Be extremely careful when decanting and off the roadway (road verges and motorway hard shoulders •...
Page 103 S A F E T Y The effectiveness of the system may external to the vehicle: by a vibration within the cushion of your seat: The system does not alert you while • Masking of the sensors due to: This driving assistance device alerts you if you are wandering from your VIII This device is designed to...
Page 104 D R I V I N G HANDBRAKE To release the handbrake, press on Before leaving the vehicle, make the end of the lever, pull the lever up then lower it fully. ciently applied to prevent the vehicle from moving if on a slope, or if acci- dentally or deliberately pushed.
Page 105 D R I V I N G STARTING Manual gearbox (6 speed) Electronic Gearbox Automatic gearbox System - Ensure that the gear lever is in - Check that you are in position P or N. the neutral position. - Check that you are in position N. - Do not touch the accelerator.
Page 106 D R I V I N G STARTING Manual gearbox (6 speed) Electronic Gearbox Automatic gearbox System - Ensure that the gear lever is in - Check that you are in position P or N. the neutral position. - Check that you are in position N. - Do not touch the accelerator.
Page 107 D R I V I N G MANUAL GEARBOX 5 speed gearbox 6 speed gearbox Reverse gear Reverse gear Do not select reverse gear until the Lift the collar A collar to engage reverse vehicle is completely stationary. gear. Depress the clutch pedal and wait a Do not select reverse gear until the few moments before gently engag- vehicle is completely stationary.
Page 108 D R I V I N G STARTING Manual gearbox (6 speed) Electronic Gearbox Automatic gearbox System - Ensure that the gear lever is in - Check that you are in position P or N. the neutral position. - Check that you are in position N. - Do not touch the accelerator.
Page 109 D R I V I N G MANUAL GEARBOX 5 speed gearbox 6 speed gearbox Reverse gear Reverse gear Do not select reverse gear until the Lift the collar A collar to engage reverse vehicle is completely stationary. gear. Depress the clutch pedal and wait a Do not select reverse gear until the few moments before gently engag- vehicle is completely stationary.
Page 110 D R I V I N G 6-SPEED ELECTRONIC GEARBOX 6-speed electronic gear- A manual mode with two methods box offers a choice of two driving of operation: modes: Display in the instrument panel N. Neutral R. Reverse An automated mode with the gear - the gear lever in position M, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Page 111 D R I V I N G Neutral Automatic mode If the vehicle is moving, do not select this position, even momentarily. Manual mode Reverse gear - Push the lever to change to a Only engage reverse gear higher gear. when the vehicle is stationary.
Page 112 D R I V I N G If the lever is not in position N, the Stopping the engine warning lamp "N" Before switching the engine off, you counter. can choose: If the brake pedal is not pressed - to leave the vehicle in neutral; for down, the warning lamp "Foot on that, place the lever in position N, brake"...
Page 113 D R I V I N G Automated mode Instant manual mode Cancellation of automatic mode Place the selection lever in posi- Even in automatic mode, if you Move the gear lever from position A tion A. touch the controls under the steer- to select a different position.
Page 114 D R I V I N G Observations: When the vehicle is braking or reduc- ing speed, the gearbox changes down automatically to a suitable gear. In manual mode, it is not necessary to release the accelerator during changes of gear. Changes of gear are accepted only if consistent with engine speed.
Page 115 D R I V I N G HILL START ASSIST (with 6-speed electronic gearbox system) To aid starting on a gradient, your vehicle is equipped with a system that keeps it temporarily immobi- lised. It keeps the brakes applied for a brief moment, precisely the time taken for moving your foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal.
Page 116 D R I V I N G HILL START ASSIST (with 6-speed electronic gearbox system) To aid starting on a gradient, your vehicle is equipped with a system that keeps it temporarily immobi- lised. It keeps the brakes applied for a brief moment, precisely the time taken for moving your foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal.
Page 117 D R I V I N G AUTOMATIC GEARBOX Gear lever position The position of the gear selector is displayed in the instrument panel. Starting the engine The engine can be started only in position P or N. The automatic gearbox offers: A safety device ensures that starting D: operation in auto-active auto- is impossible in the other positions.
Page 118 D R I V I N G Drive The gearbox always selects the gear best adapted to the following param- eters: - style of driving, - vehicle load. In this way the gearbox operates in autoadaptive mode, without the need for your intervention.
Page 119 D R I V I N G Operation in Sport or Snow automatic mode Select the driving mode: - Normal, for regular use, the warning lamps S and are not illuminated. - Sport, for more responsive driving, to provide maximum performance and acceleration.
Page 120 D R I V I N G - Never select position N Park if the vehicle is moving. - Never select positions P or R if the vehicle is not Do not engage until the vehicle is completely stationary. completely stationary. If, while the vehicle is moving, To avoid any movement of the vehi- position N is engaged inadvert-...
Page 121 D R I V I N G CRUISE CONTROL Accelerate to the desired speed, Note: successive then press button 2 or button 4. The presses to modify the cruise speed cruise speed will then be memo- in steps of 1 mph and a continuous rised and displayed in zone A on the press to jump in steps of 5 mph.
Page 122 D R I V I N G In the event of a malfunction, a message is displayed, accompanied by a sound signal and lighting of the SERVICE warning lamp. Consult your CITROËN dealer. Cruise control must only used where Deactivation of cruise control Reactivation of cruise control road conditions permit with memorised speed...
Page 123 D R I V I N G SPEED LIMITER To adjust the maximum speed Activation of the maximum speed Provided the engine is running, you When the desired maximum speed can adjust the memorised maximum is displayed, press button 3 to acti- speed, with short or long presses vate the limitation.
Page 124 D R I V I N G Note: if during speed limitation, the system cannot keep to the maxi- mended by CITROËN mum speed (especially on a steep risks sliding under the descent or if you accelerate too accelerator pedal, thus preventing you from pressing speed as necessary.
Page 125 D R I V I N G VISUAL AND AUDIBLE Activation/Deactivation FRONT AND REAR PARKING activate/deactivate ASSISTANCE parking assistance with a press on control 1. If the parking assistance is inactive, the warning lamp is on. Activation or deactivation of the parking assistance is memorised when you stop the vehicle.
Page 126 D R I V I N G Operation: Note When selecting reverse - When you engage reverse gear, - The proximity sensors cannot gear, a short audible sig- a sound signal informs you that detect obstacles situated imme- nal followed by another the system is active.
Page 127 M A I N T E N A N C E BONNET RELEASE Move the lever A lever , located above the Bonnet stay: detach the stay and This should only be operated if grille, to the right of the chevrons, pivot to introduce it into the notch 1, the vehicle is stationary.
Page 128 M A I N T E N A N C E PETROL ENGINES Power steering reservoir. Engine oil dipstick. Screen and headlamp wash Battery. Topping up engine oil. reservoir. Fusebox. Engine coolant.
Page 129 M A I N T E N A N C E DIESEL ENGINES Power steering reservoir. Topping up engine oil. Screen and headlamp wash Battery. reservoir. Fusebox. Engine coolant. Engine oil dipstick.
Page 130 M A I N T E N A N C E LEVELS Engine oil Check the oil level with the vehicle parked level ated within the MAX and ground, after the engine MIN marks visible on the Follow the recommendations in the has been switched off for at least reservoir.
Page 131 M A I N T E N A N C E LEVELS Topping up the cooling system coolant level should be between the MAX and MIN marks on the header tank. Top up the level. If you have to add more than 1 litre, you should have the cooling system checked by the cooling...
Page 132 M A I N T E N A N C E protection against corrosion but also ensures correct functioning of the braking system in all environmental conditions, therefore you should only use the synthetic product recom- use the synthetic product recom- product mended by the CITROËN network.
Page 133 M A I N T E N A N C E Wear of brake discs, brake DIESEL INJECTION pads and brake drums EQUIPMENT The rate of wear of the brake pads depends on the use of your vehicle (urban use, frequent stops), and on your style of driving or the type of journey.
Page 134 M A I N T E N A N C E Wear of brake discs, brake DIESEL INJECTION pads and brake drums EQUIPMENT The rate of wear of the brake pads depends on the use of your vehicle (urban use, frequent stops), and on your style of driving or the type of journey.
Page 135 M A I N T E N A N C E PRIMING THE DIESEL FUEL SYSTEM In the event of running out of fuel: operate the manual priming pump until some resistance is felt. - Operate the starter motor while depressing the accelerator pedal slightly until the engine starts.
Page 136 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E FUEL For petrol engines with catalytic BioFlex converter, use of unleaded fuel is obligatory equally tank, do not persist after the third cutoff; this could cause your ve- hicle to malfunction.
Page 137 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E CHANGING A WHEEL Dimension of the spare wheel Light alloy wheels Tyre pressures Access to the spare wheel Switch on your hazard warning lamps. Never get underneath the vehicle if it is supported only by the jack;...
Page 138 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Tools Removing the wheel Repositioning the wheel The wheel should be correctly its well.
Page 139 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Removal Make absolutely sure that the occupants have left the vehicle and are in an area that ensures their safety.
Page 140 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E • • • Advice • Never reduce the pressure of a hot tyre Puncture Wear indicators On slippery surfaces, drive prudently. Make sure that all 4 tyres are always in good condition and that the tyre pressures (including for the spare wheel) are always set correctly.
Page 141 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E REPLACING BULBS FRONT LAMPS FRONT LAMPS, DIRECTIONAL HEADLAMPS Headlamp dipped beam Additional headlamp Main beam (main beam) Sidelamp Headlamp dipped beam/ Main beam Direction indicator Sidelamp Direction indicator Note:...
Page 142 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Main beam Headlamp dipped beam Bulb: Bulb: H7 Note:...
Page 143 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Front lamps Front lamps, directional Direction indicator side repeaters headlamps in the rear view mirrors Front direction indicator Sidelamp Bulb: Bulb: Front foglamps...
Page 144 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Interior lamp Boot lighting Glovebox lighting Bulb: Bulb: Bulb: Spotlamps Bulb: Sill lighting Bulb: W...
Page 145 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E REAR LAMPS Third stop lamp (5-door model) Bulbs: Sidelamp: Stop lamps and sidelamps: Direction indicator: Removal...
Page 146 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E REAR LAMPS Removal Third stop lamp (3-door model) Bulbs: Direction indicator: Reversing lamp: Stop lamps and sidelamps:...
Page 147 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Rear number plate lamp Foglamp Reversing lamp (5-door model) Bulb: P21 Bulb: P21 Bulb: After replacing a bulb, check the correct operation of the lighting and signalling.
Page 148 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E REPLACING A FUSE Good Faulty Fuse box Fuses under the dashboard Fuses under Tool A the dashboard Replacing a fuse Replace a blown fuse with one of the same rating (the same colour) under the dashboard...
Page 149 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E FUSES UNDER THE DASHBOARD Fuse N° Rating Functions 15 A 30 A 10 A 30 A 30 A 20 A 30 A 15 A 15 A 15 A 15 A 30 A...
Page 150 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Fuse box Fuse N° Rating Functions 30 A 30 A 20 A...
Page 151 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E FUSES UNDER THE BONNET Fuse N° Rating Functions 20 A 15 A 10 A 20 A Fuse box 15 A 10 A 10 A 25 A 10 A Only authorised personnel Only authorised personnel...
Page 152 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E FUSES UNDER THE BONNET Fuse N° Rating Functions 30 A 40 A 30 A 40 A 10 A 10 A 15 A 15 A 15 A 20 A...
Page 153 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E FUSES UNDER THE BATTERY Fuse N° Rating Functions 30 A 80 A 70 A 100 A 30 A F10* 30 A MAXI-FUSES Fuse N° Rating Functions MF1* 30 A/50 A...
Page 154 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E BATTERY Precautions If a metal object makes • a contact between the Removal two battery terminals or between the battery + • and the bodywork, this causes a short-circuit (risk of •...
Page 155 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Access to the battery Advice Emergency starting with a slave order rder battery create sparks close to battery (explosive gas). The battery contains diluted sulphuric acid which is highly corrosive.
Page 156 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E After disconnection Economy mode Before disconnection Note: a starting economy mode message appears on the multi- function screen. time after disconnecting and connecting the battery:...
Page 157 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E TOWING Towing a vehicle Removable towing ring Towing (boat, caravan, etc.) Advice at low speed over a short distance In all other cases, the vehicle must be transported by a transporter.
Page 158 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Towing with all wheels on the ground If the engine is running, the steering and braking systems will not be power-assisted. If towing another vehicle, the latter should be free-wheeling (that is, gearbox in neutral).
Page 159 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E TOWBAR Respect the towing limits of your vehicle.
Page 160 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E COLD WEATHER SCREEN "SNOW GUARD" Don’t forget to remove the cold weather screen: - when the ambient temperature is above 10 °C, - when towing, - for speeds above 120 km/h (75 mph).
Page 161 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E ACCESSORIES "Personalisation": "Boutique": "Comfort and leisure": "Security and safety": "Navigation communica- ® ® tion":...
Page 162 P R A C T I C A L A D V I C E Roof bars and roof boxes C4 ENTERPRISE Recommendations Luggage cover Stowage Installation Removal Bicycle carrier Do not place hard or heavy objects on the luggage cover. They could become dangerous projectiles in the event of sudden braking or a collision.
Page 163 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S CAPACITIES ENGINE TABLES LEGEND BVM: Manual gearbox. Engine type Engine oil capacity in litres BVMP: (6 speed) Electronic Gearbox System.
Page 164 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S WEIGHTS - PETROL 5-door model 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V manual 1.4i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V Engine type...
Page 165 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S WEIGHTS - PETROL 3-door model 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V manual 1.4i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 120 ch 120 ch...
Page 166 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S WEIGHTS - DIESEL 5-door model HDi 90 HDi 90 HDi 135 HDi 140 HDi 110 HDi 110 HDi 110 Engine type FAP BVM...
Page 167 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S WEIGHTS - DIESEL 3-door model HDi 90 HDi 90 HDi 135 HDi 140 HDi 110 HDi 110 HDi 110 Engine type FAP BVM...
Page 168 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S GENERAL: C4 ENTERPRISE* 3-door model 5-door model HDi 90 HDi 110 HDi 90 HDi 90 HDi 110 Engine type FAP BVM Weights (kg)
Page 169 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S FUEL CONSUMPTION 1.6i 16V 120 ch 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V 1.6i 16V manual Engine type 1.4i 16V 1.6i 16V 150 ch 140 ch...
Page 170 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S FUEL CONSUMPTION HDi 135 HDi 140 Engine type HDi 90 HDi 90 FAP HDi 110 HDi 110 FAP Saloon Recommended fuel emissions...
Page 171 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S DIESEL FUEL CONSUMPTION with "Michelin Energy Saver" tyres (15 and 16 inch wheels) Engine type HDi 90 HDi 110 Saloon Recommended fuel...
Page 172 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S DIMENSIONS (in metres) 3-door 5-door model model 2.608 4.288 4.275 0.950 0.730 0.717 1.502/1.510 1.497/1.505 1.769 1.773 1.456/1.496 1.964...
Page 173 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S DIMENSIONS (in metres) 3-door model 5-door model 0.903/1.067 0.862/1.044 0.513/0.518 0.492/0.515 0.794 0.794 1.034 1.034 0.791 0.791 1.385 1.385 0.725...
Page 174 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION A Chassis number label 1: EU type approval number. 3: Gross vehicle weight. 4: Gross train weight. 5: Maximum weight on front axle.
Page 175 A U D I O RADIO - RDS - CD XIII...
Page 176 A U D I O BUTTON CONTROLS On/Off. Button for validation and activation/deactivation of Volume adjust. certain functions. If your vehicle has the Bluetooth® system: Answer CD eject. call, end call. CD aperture. Radio source: Manual search of lower frequencies. SOURCE One press: Selection of sound source (Radio, CD, CD/MP3 changer source: Selection of the next CD/ CD changer).
Page 177 A U D I O CONTROLS AT THE STEERING WHEEL The controls at the steering wheel give you access to certain functions, without you needing to use the radio-CD control panel. VOL + Volume increase Selection of type of information displayed on the right MODE of the screen and, for screen A, choice of activation/ Radio source:...
Page 178 A U D I O AUDIO SETTINGS Selection of source Sound adjustments To select either Radio, CD (CD Each press on button F brings up the already inserted and Radio source parameter to be adjusted: choice of On/Off activated), or CD changer source, With the key in Drive position M, press on control D.
Page 179 A U D I O RADIO SOURCE Manual search Automatic search Manual seearch is via buttons J A short press on one of the buttons Notes on radio reception or M. K or N will tune into higher or lower Your radio will be subject to certain radio stations respectively, within By keeping button J or M pressed,...
Page 180 A U D I O Manual pre-setting Automatic memorisation of Recall of pre-set stations transmitters (Autostore function) Select the waveband and memory Press button E bank required using button E. In FM, if you hold down button E required waveband and memory for more than two seconds, your bank.
Page 181 A U D I O RDS SYTEM Activation/deactivation of To activate/deactivate the RDS the RDS functions functions on the display A: Using the RDS (radio data Press button O. The RDS functions can be accessed system) function on FM via the following two menus: Select the AUDIO-CD icon via The majority of FM radio stations - Main menu (press button O).
Page 182 A U D I O Regional search mode While messages being Selecting a programme type broadcast the original source is Some stations, when they Certain stations offer the possibility paused and when the messages have organised in networks, broadcast of listening to a particular programme ended your radio will automatically regional programmes at certain times type, selected from a list (PTY).
Page 183 A U D I O CD SOURCE Fast forward and rewind with Safety precautions accelerated sound For safety, do not use a CD player if Selecting CD source To move swiftly through the CD, the cabin temperature is higher than After inserting a CD, with the printed press and keep pressed button K +60 °C or lower than -10°...
Page 184 A U D I O MP3 CD player To select a track Menu Your Audio CD system may be MP3 To display the list of CD-covers, This menu activation/ compatible. press on button G. deactivation of three options: As you insert a CD recorded in MP3 Use buttons J or M to select the CD- cover you wish to listen to.
Page 185 A U D I O CD CHANGER SOURCE Removing discs Fast forward and rewind with accelerated sound To remove a CD, give a long press CD Changer on the corresponding button. Press and keep pressed one of the buttons K or N respectively for fast the front centre armrest and can forward or rewind with accelerated receive 6 CDs.
Page 186 A U D I O HANDS-FREE TELEPHONE Note: Connecting a twinned telephone Your audio system Refer to the user instructions to Each time you enter the vehicle, after familiarise yourself with the features Bluetooth® compatible. It allows switching on the audio system, your of twinning.
Page 187 A U D I O Main Menu Remarks: Press Menu control O - The directory displayed updates This menu allows you to: itself automatically. to access the Main Menu, then - Deleting a twinning. select the "Telephone" icon via - If the person to be called does not Using J, M or 8, select this choice buttons J, M or 8 and then validate then validate via L or 7.
Page 188 A U D I O Swapping a call Voice recognition Displays During a telephone conversation, A short press on button 12 starts Press the "MODE" button to display the system is able to tell you of a voice recognition for the telephone. telephone information in the right second call incoming.
Page 189 A U D I O JBL HI-FI SYSTEM Your vehicle may be equipped with a JBL Hi-Fi system, Adjustment in CD or radio mode The basic functions remain the same as those for the radio. No extra adjustment is necessary. treble (Treb), front/rear balance (Fad), left/right balance (Bal) to position O, Loudness (Loud) to position ON for listening to a CD and position OFF for listening to the radio.
Page 190 A U D I O FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS The table below provides answers to the questions that are asked the most frequently. ANSWER QUESTION SOLUTION To achieve an optimum listening quality, the Check that the audio adjustments (Volume, audio adjustments (Volume, Bass, Treble, Bass, Treble, Ambiance, Loudness) are Ambiance, Loudness) can be adapted to each adapted to the sources being listened...
Page 191 A U D I O ANSWER QUESTION SOLUTION The waveband selected is not the correct one. Press on the button BAND AST to The pre-set stations do not retrieve the wave band (AM, FM1, work (no sound, 87.5 Mhz is displayed, etc.).
Page 192 My Way CONTENTS My Way is protected in such a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. If it is to be installed in another operate in your vehicle. If it is to be installed in another le. If it i the system.
Page 193 On/Off. CD eject. CD/SD card pause, mute for the radio. Selection of the previous/next radio station from the list. Selection of the previous/next CD. Volume adjustment. Trip Computer. stations. Access to the RADIO menu. Selection of the previous/next radio station. of the last destinations.
Page 194 NAVIGATION vehicle parameters, units and system parameters For maintenance of the display, the use of a soft, non-abrasive cloth...
Page 195 display on the screen. radiotext show dest. refresh AM list trip info route type avoidance criteria satellites normal zoom/scroll random track repeat folder track intro...
Page 196 The map data updates are available from CITROËN dealers. Select the NEW DESTINATION Once the country has been selected, turn the dial and select the town MENU function. Select the letters of the town one by the dial. NAVIGATION MENU country selected can be accessed via the LIST button on the virtual keypad.
Page 197 instruction. Then select START ROUTE To speed up the process, the post code can be entered directly after FROM LAST DESTINATIONS. Repeat steps 5 to 7 for the STREET and N° functions. It is possible to scroll the map or select its orientation via the short- selection.
Page 198 The route selected by the system depends directly on the route options. Select the ROUTE DYNAMICS function. This function provides access to the DYNAMIC options. Select the AVOIDANCE CRITERIA NAVIGATION MENU function. This function provides access to the AVOID options Turn the dial and select the RECALCULATE function to take into account the route options selected.
Page 199 Stopovers can be added to the route once the destination has been selected. Enter a new address, for example. Once the new address has been NAVIGATION MENU Select RECALCULATE and press the to continue to the next destination. Otherwise, the system will always return you to the previous stopover.
Page 200 Select the country then enter the keypad. A list of cities present in the country selected can be accessed via NAVIGATION MENU the LIST button on the virtual keypad. INTEREST function and press the required. route. point of arrival of the route.
Page 201 Service station Airport Cinema Railway station Camp site Bus station Theme parks CITROËN Industrial estate Covered car park Supermarket Car park Bank School Rest area Museum Restaurant Tennis court Tourist information Refreshment area Automatic speed camera* Winter sports resort Cafeteria Theatre...
Page 202 NAVIGATION SETTINGS Select the NAVI VOLUME function and turn the dial to set the volume NAVI VOLUME displayed on the map by default. NAVIGATION MENU SOUND ALERT functions. SETTINGS...
Page 203 ALL MESSAGES sorted in order of proximity. and on the list. To exit, press ESC. select the TRAFFIC MENU function (NONE) The TMC icon, at the bottom left of the screen, may On the list which appears, select the distance radius required in - No TMC station available accordance with the route.
Page 204 way in which radio waves are transmitted and does not in any way indicate a failure of the audio equipment. SELECTING A STATION When the current radio station is displayed on the screen, press the dial. the list of stations received locally sorted in alphabetical order.
Page 205 and the WMA format, an abbreviation of Windows Media Audio and the property of Microsoft, are audio compression standards which problems. it is preferable to select the ISO 9660 level 1, 2 or Joliet standard. If the disc is recorded in another format it may not be played correctly.
Page 206 the next/previous folder. select the MUSIC MENU function and music track. fast forward or backward play. MUSIC MENU Select the SELECT MUSIC function SELECT MUSIC...
Page 207 Insert one or more CDs in the select the MUSIC MENU function and MUSIC MENU Select the SELECT MUSIC function Select the EXTERNAL DEVICE function and press the dial to activate it. SELECT MUSIC Select the AUX music source and automatically.
Page 208 The services offered by the telephone depend on the network, the SIM card and the compatibility of available from dealers. the telephone. The last telephone connected is reconnected automatically. Enter the authentication code on the telephone. The code to be entered is displayed on the screen.
Page 209 on the multifunction display. The list of the last 20 calls made and received appears under make the call. Select the YES tab to accept or NO dial. or press the dial and select END Select DIAL NUMBER, then dial the dial.
Page 210 Select the DATE FORMAT function the dial. Select the DATE AND TIME function Select the TIME FORMAT function the dial. Select the SET DATE AND TIME means of the dial.
Page 211 Volume increase. Volume decrease. of the call list. Mute. Trip computer. Selection of the previous/next stored RADIO station. Selection of the previous/next radio station. Selection of a function from a menu. Access to the short-cut menus in relation to the display on the screen.
Page 212 "MUSIC" MENU SELECT MUSIC MANUAL TUNE none classical ALL MESSAGES jazz rock/pop none techno classical vocal jazz rock/pop techno vocal...
Page 213 "NAVIGATION" MENU address input fast route short route country choose from address book optimised route city choose from last destinations SETTINGS street number semi-dynamic post code add to address book fast route avoid motorways intersection short route avoid toll roads city district optimised route avoid ferries...
Page 214 dark blue day mode for map CALL LIST disconnect phone rename phone status of functions UNITS show details celsius SETTINGS fahrenheit km and l/100 km and km/l pop titanium toffee blue steel...
Page 215 QUESTION SOLUTION There is a difference in sound quality between the different audio the sources listened to. It is advisable to set position, select the musical ambience "None" and set the loudness correction to the "Active" position in CD mode or to the "Inactive" position in radio mode.
Page 216 QUESTION SOLUTION The stored stations do An incorrect waveband is selected. stations are stored. The quality of reception The vehicle is too far from the transmitter used by the station listened to or Activate the RDS function to enable the system of the radio station to check whether there is a more powerful deteriorates or the...
Page 217 QUESTION SOLUTION The TRAFFIC INFO indicated in real time. This phenomenon is normal. The system is The time taken to The performance of the system may slow down temporarily if a CD is Wait until the CD has been copied or stop the calculate a route sometimes seems calculated.
Page 218 QUESTION SOLUTION When a new medium is inserted, the system reads a certain amount of This phenomenon is normal. or SD card. I cannot connect my Bluetooth telephone. may not be visible. is activated. - Check that your telephone is visible.
Page 219 NaviDrive MULTIMEDIA AUDIO EQUIPMENT/TELEPHONE JUKEBOX FUNCTION (10GB)/GPS (EUROPE) CONTENTS The NaviDrive is coded in such a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. If it is to be installed in another the system. For safety reasons, it is imperative that the driver carries the vehicle is stationary.
Page 220 01 FIRST STEPS On/Off and Volume adjustment. 14. Cancellation of the current operation. Selection of the source: radio, Jukebox, CD/DVD, CD Ejection of the CD/DVD. SIM card slot. Audio option adjustments: front/rear, 17. Selection of the display on the screen from the modes: TRIP, TEL, NAV and AUDIO.
Page 221 DISPLAY AND GENERAL MENU > COLOUR DISPLAY pad: - the time, Telephone - the date, - the exterior temperature (if there is a risk of ice, you are warned by Orange Time: Date: - the trip computer display, to insert a map CD in the CD player. The updates of the maps of France and of the other European countries, offered by our partner NAVTEQ, will be available from the CITROËN network.
Page 222 DISPLAY AND GENERAL MENU TRAFFIC INFORMATION: For maintenance of the display, the use of a soft, non-abrasive recommended without any additional product. MAP: orientation, details, AUDIO FUNCTIONS: radio, display. CD/DVD, Jukebox, options. TELEMATIC: telephone, NAVIGATION GUIDANCE: directory, SMS. CONFIGURATION: vehicle, VEHICLE DIAGNOSTICS: parameters.
Page 223 SELECTING A DESTINATION section. Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the ENTER AN ADDRESS function. Turn the dial and select the NAVIGATION GUIDANCE function. ENTER AN ADDRESS When the country has been selected, Turn the dial and select the turn the dial and select the TOWN DESTINATION CHOICE function.
Page 224 Repeat steps 8 to 12 for the ROAD and N° functions. Turn the dial and select the letters of Select OK on the ENTER PARIS To speed up the process, the POST CODE can be entered instead of the name of the town. Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the letters and Select the STORE function to record the address entered in a Turn the dial and select OK.
Page 225 GUIDANCE OPTIONS Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the Turn the dial and select the DEFINE NAVIGATION GUIDANCE function. CALCULATION CRITERIA function. DEFINE CALCULATION CRITERIA Turn the dial and select, for example, the DISTANCE/TIME function. Turn the dial and select the GUIDANCE OPTIONS function.
Page 226 GUIDANCE SPEECH SYNTHESIS Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the Turn the dial and select the TRAFFIC INFO function if it is not NAVIGATION GUIDANCE function. ticked. TRAFFIC INFO Turn the dial and select the GUIDANCE OPTIONS function. GUIDANCE OPTIONS Select OK and press the dial to...
Page 227 GUIDANCE SPEECH ACTIONS ON THE MAP SYNTHESIS Press the MENU button. means of the volume button. Select the ADJUST SPEECH Turn the dial and select the MAP function. ADJUST SPEECH SYNTHESIS Press the dial then adjust the volume of the speech synthesis or select the DEACTIVATE function and press the Turn the dial and select the MAP DETAILS function.
Page 228 MAP ORIENTATION For improved visibility, beyond the scale of 10km, the map automatically switches to North Orientation. Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the MAP function. Turn the dial and select the orientation of your choice. ORIENTATION NORTH ORIENTATION Select OK and press the dial to Turn the dial and select...
Page 229 DISPLAYING THE MAP IN A WINDOW OR IN FULL SCREEN MODE Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the MAP function. Turn the dial and select the MAP IN WINDOW or FULL SCREEN MAP tab. MAP IN WINDOW FULL SCREEN MAP Turn the dial and select Select OK and press the dial to...
Page 230 List of POI Station Airport Dock station Lay-by Bus station Ports Hospitals Restaurant Casino Hotels Business park Vehicle hire Show/Exhibition Sports centre Town halls Winter sports centre Town centre Historical monuments Service station Cinema Tourist information Supermarkets Sports complexes Theme park Golf course Culture/Museum Park/Garden...
Page 231 ADDING A STAGE Select the ADD A STAGE function button. ADD A STAGE Turn the dial and select the NAVIGATION GUIDANCE function. Enter for example a new address. ENTER AN ADDRESS When the new address has been entered, select OK and press the dial Turn the dial and select the function.
Page 232 TRAFFIC INFORMATION Press the MENU button. selection. Select the GEOGRAPHIC FILTER Turn the dial and select the TRAFFIC INFORMATION function. GEOGRAPHIC FILTER your choice. ON THE ROUTE Turn the dial and select the FILTER TRAFFIC INFORMATION function. Select OK and press the dial to FILTER TRAFFIC INFORMATION...
Page 233 TRAFFIC INFORMATION CONFIGURING THE TMC MESSAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS Press the MENU button. Select the READ MESSAGES tab. be read by the voice synthesiser. Turn the dial and select the TRAFFIC INFORMATION function. READ MESSAGES Select the NEW MESSAGE active. NEW MESSAGE DISPLAY Turn the dial and select the CONFIGURE MESSAGE ANNOUNCEMENT function.
Page 234 not indicate any failure of the audio equipment. RADIO SELECTING A STATION Press the SOURCE button several Press the MENU button. times in succession and select the RADIO. Press the BAND button to select a Select AUDIO FUNCTIONS then waveband: FM1, FM2, FMast, AM. press OK.
Page 235 The MP3 format, an abbreviation of MPEG 1.2 & 2.5 Audio Layer 3, In order to be able to play a recorded CDR/DVDR or CDRW/DVDRW, Joliet. Insert an audio CD or an MP3 compilation in the player, If the disc is recorded in another format, it may not be played correctly.
Page 236 JUKEBOX FUNCTION Insert an audio CD or an MP3 The AUTO CREATION tab automatically copies the CD/DVD by compilation and press the MENU default into an album of the type "album n°...". button. Select the letters one by one and select Select AUDIO FUNCTIONS then select The audio CD or the MP3 CD/DVD is copied onto the hard disc.
Page 237 JUKEBOX FUNCTION JUKEBOX FUNCTION Insert a USB stick in the space provided Insert a USB stick in the space provided. and press the MENU button. Select AUDIO FUNCTIONS and press press the SOURCE button several times in succession and select USB to play it.
Page 238 JUKEBOX FUNCTION RENAMING AN ALBUM Select the album to be renamed and Press the MENU button. Select AUDIO FUNCTIONS and Select the RENAME tab and press the RENAME Select the JUKEBOX function and Turn the dial and select the letters of JUKEBOX Select the JUKEBOX MANAGEMENT Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the letters of the album title...
Page 239 JUKEBOX FUNCTION LISTENING TO THE JUKEBOX Press the SOURCE button several Select OK and press the dial to times in succession and select the JUKEBOX function. JUKEBOX Press the LIST button. To rename the tracks of an album, follow the same procedure, Use the ESC button to exit from the list of tracks.
Page 240 CD CHANGER USING THE AUXILIARY INPUT (AUX) PLAYING A CD JACK/RCA AUDIO CABLE NOT SUPPLIED Press the MENU button then select the CONFIGURATION function, Insert one or more CDs in the the auxiliary input of the audio equipment. CD CHANGER Press the SOURCE button several Connect the portable equipment (MP3 times in succession and select...
Page 241 press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the VIDEO PARAMETERS function to set the contrast and the colours. Turn the dial and select the VIDEO function. Turn the dial and select the ACTIVATE VIDEO MODE function to activate/deactivate the video. the selection of an audio source other than that of the video.
Page 242 TELEPHONE INSTALLING YOUR SIM CARD ENTERING THE PIN CODE (NOT SUPPLIED) Enter the PIN code on the keypad. PIN CODE Install the SIM card in the holder and then insert it in the button #. slot. To remove the SIM card, repeat step 1. used subsequently.
Page 243 TELEPHONE CALLING A CONTACT Press the PICK UP button to call the Press the PICK UP button to display number dialled. the superimposed telephone menu. Press the HANG UP button to end the call. Turn the dial and select the DIAL function.
Page 244 EMERGENCY CALL heard and a CONFIRMATION/ CANCELLATION screen is Select CITROËN On Line to request any information about the CITROËN marque. which locates the vehicle and alerts CITROËN ON LINE as quickly as possible. Select CITROËN ASSISTANCE to make a breakdown assistance call. This is free and of unlimited duration.
Page 245 TRIP COMPUTER On-board computer Route Distance l/100 Zero reset When the required route is displayed, press the control for more than two seconds. Each press of the button, located at the end of the WARNINGS LOG STATUS OF FUNCTIONS With the tab: the destination.
Page 246 TRIP COMPUTER On-board computer speed or the relief of the route. Instantaneous info. Range l/100 a CITROËN dealer. km/h only calculated and displayed above 20 mph With tab "1" distance travelled calculated over route "1". calculated with reference to the route.
Page 247 STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS Volume increase. When the telephone is not in use = access to the telephone menu. Displays the main screen. Volume decrease. short press to accept, Mute. and return to the previous display. RADIO: selection of the previous or next stored station. DVD/MP3/JUKEBOX: selection of the previous or next directory.
Page 248 radio memory autostore previous/next list cd player previous/next track track number/track previous/next DISPLAYING THE LIST AND USING THEM scan repeat random play help/what can I say/cancel list previous/next track track number/track To display the list of available scan repeat voice commands, press the voice random play previous/next disc disc number...
Page 249 CONFIGURATION ADJUSTING THE DATE AND TIME commands. Press the MENU button. Turn the dial and select the ADJUST THE DATE AND TIME function. Turn the dial and select the CONFIGURATION function. ADJUST THE DATE AND TIME Turn the dial and select the Adjust the parameters one by one DISPLAY CONFIGURATION select the OK tab on the display then...
Page 250 DISPLAY FLOW CHARTS MAIN FUNCTION CHOICE A STOP/RESUME GUIDANCE JOURNEY LEGS AND ROUTE SELECT DESTINATION enter an address MAP ORIENTATION country: directory town: previous destinations road: N°/_ : MAP DETAILS curr. loc Archive GUIDANCE OPTIONS town halls, town centre near fastest hospitals on the route...
Page 251 MAP DATABASE DESCRIPTION culture and museums SELECT TMC STATION TRAFFIC INFORMATION cinemas and theatres READ MESSAGES tourism FILTER TRAFFIC INFORMATION shows and exhibitions AUDIO FUNCTIONS sports centres around the vehicle on the route winter sports resorts theme parks road closure airports, ports road condition stations, bus stations...
Page 252 current album receive by infrared current track send all records to SIM send one record to SIM complete disc CITROËN on line multiple selection CITROËN assistance TEXT MESSAGES (SMS) current album CITROËN service current track DIRECTORY JUKEBOX TELEPHONE FUNCTIONS network search mode automatic mode manual mode select a directory...
Page 253 modify PIN code Press the MENU button for more than 2 seconds to access the display my number select female/male voice AUDIO/TELEPHONE DIAGNOSTICS for voice calls SELECT LANGUAGE UNIT BACKUP POWER UNIT DESCRIPTION Press the Music button several CONFIGURATION times in succession to access the DISPLAY CONFIGURATION MUSICAL AMBIENCE BASS...
Page 254 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS QUESTION RESPONSE SOLUTION There is a difference in sound quality between the different audio the sources listened to. It is advisable to set sources (radio, CD, the AUDIO functions (Bass, Treble, Front-Rear position, select the musical ambience "None" and set the loudness correction to the "Active"...
Page 255 QUESTION RESPONSE SOLUTION The stored stations do An incorrect waveband is selected. Press the BAND AST button to return to the not function (no sound, stations are stored. The quality of reception The vehicle is too far from the transmitter used by the station listened to or Activate the RDS function to enable the system of the radio station to check whether there is a more powerful...
Page 256 QUESTION RESPONSE SOLUTION The TRAFFIC INFO box is ticked. However, indicated in real time. This phenomenon is normal. The system is The time taken to The performance of the system may slow down temporarily if a CD/DVD Wait until the CD/DVD has been copied or stop calculate a route sometimes seems calculated.
Page 257 QUESTION RESPONSE SOLUTION The route is not Check the exclusion criteria. calculated successfully. When a new medium is inserted, the system reads a certain amount of This phenomenon is normal. I cannot connect my The telephone's Bluetooth function may be switched off or the equipment - Check that your telephone's Bluetooth function Bluetooth telephone.

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