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CITROEN 2 CV4 1975 Owner's Manual

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CONTENTS
Notices
Important Points
Driving
Maintenance
Minor Repairs
Miscellaneous Information
2 CV4 - 2 CV6
Service-station Reminder
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
07516
JULY 1975
AZ-KB AZ-KA
2 CV4 2 CV6

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  • Page 1 CONTENTS Notices Important Points Driving Maintenance Minor Repairs Miscellaneous Information 2 CV4 - 2 CV6 Service-station Reminder ALPHABETICAL INDEX 07516 JULY 1975 AZ-KB AZ-KA 2 CV4 2 CV6...
  • Page 2 NOTICES Positions are described as Right-Hand (RH) or Left- Hand (LH), as seen by a person standing behind the car and looking forward towards the bonnet (hood). Descriptions of the various items fitted to the car cover standard fittings and optional extras.
  • Page 3 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 4 CONTENTS Notices Important Points Driving Maintenance Minor Repairs Miscellaneous Information 2 CV4 - 2 CV6 Service-station Reminder ALPHABETICAL INDEX 07516 JULY 1975 AZ-KB AZ-KA 2 CV4 2 CV6...
  • Page 5 IMPORTANT POINTS During the first 1,200 mi (2,000 km): Keep a little below the speed limits indicated by the red marks on the speedometer. At 600 mi (1,000 km): by any Citroën Dealer. Before setting out on a long journey, check: The engine oil level; the level of the brake fluid and top up if necessary.
  • Page 6 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 7 DRIVING This first section contains all you need to know about driving your car and taking advantage of the comfort it offers: the panel instruments are all described here, so that you can find out the meaning of their signals with a minimum of effort, should the need arise.
  • Page 8 Seats, rear-view mirrors, seat belts 07516 JULY 1975 Starting: AZ-KB AZ-KA Anti-theft, ignition, starter 2 CV4 2 CV6 Gears, clutch, brakes Signals and visibility: Lights, signals, windscreen wipers/ washer Air conditioning: Ventilation, heating, de-misting Comfort: Folding canvas hood Accessories [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 9 DRIVING DRIVING POSITION Dashboard Instruments...
  • Page 10 With the exception of the warning lamps for engine oil pressure (2) and hazard warning device (6), the illumination of the following dashboard instruments is controlled by the exterior lighting switch. These instruments do not function when the ignition is off, with the exception of the hazard warning device (6).
  • Page 11 DRIVING DRIVING POSITION Controls and Accessories (RHD)
  • Page 12 1 - Control for direction indicators 2 - Left ventilation aperature 3 - Demister-defroster outlet for windscreen 4 - Switch for hazard warning lamps 5 - Switch for electric windscreen wipers 6 - Control for lighting and horn 7 - Control for ventilation shutter 8 - Control for heating 9 - Ashtray 10 - Right ventilation aperature...
  • Page 13 DRIVING DRIVING POSITION Controls and Accessories (LHD)
  • Page 14 1 - Control for direction indicators 2 - Left ventilation aperature 3 - Demister-defroster outlet for windscreen 4 - Switch for hazard warning lamps 5 - Switch for electric windscreen wipers 6 - Control for lighting and horn 7 - Control for ventilation shutter 8 - Control for heating 9 - Ashtray 10 - Right ventilation aperature...

  • Page 15: Opening And Locking

    DRIVING OPENING and LOCKING Doors, Boot (trunk), Bonnet (hood) KEYS (Fig. 1) The larger key (1) operates the "Anti-theft-ignition-starter" device. The smaller key (2) locks the front side doors and the boot lid. We recommend that note be taken of the key numbers in the space provided in the "Maintenance Guide"...
  • Page 16 Fig. 2 Rear side doors (inner door handle) 1 - Opening 2 - Locking 3 - Access for hand BOOT (TRUNK) LID (Fig. 3 & 4) To open: Insert the side door key into lock (1). Unlock and turn the handle (2), the lid will open slightly.
  • Page 17 BONNET (Fig. 5) Lift the lever situated under the centre part of the front bumpers (1) to disengage the safety catch (2). Raise the bonnet and insert the end-peg of the stay (3) into the rubber ring of the bonnet, pressing in if necessary. Before closing the bonnet, do not forget to replace the stay in the notch of its support (4).
  • Page 18 MAINTENANCE This section deals with the small points which are essential to ensure the good condition of your car: checking levels, keeping and eye on the tyres, washing the bodywork ... Other maintenance operations, such as greasing, oil changes, adjustments - which the Citroën network will competently carry out for you, through is special Service Stations - form the subject of the...
  • Page 19 Interior 07516 JULY 1975 AZ-KB AZ-KA 2 CV4 2 CV6 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 20 MAINTENANCE Levels Checks and Topping up 1 Engine oil dipstick The engine oil level, which must lie between the ends of the cut-out on the dipstick, must be checked from time to time between oil changes and, in particular, before any long journey. The check should be carried out with the car as level as possible, after the engine has been stopped for at least 10 minutes.
  • Page 21 The level, visible through the transparent reservoir, must never go below the "Danger" mark. If the level drops suddenly, consult a Citroën dealer without delay. We recommend the "70 R 3" fluid, distributed by TOTAL. If this product is not available, use fluids with specification "S"...
  • Page 22 Fig. 32b Levels 1 - Engine oil dipstick 2 - Engine oil filler tube 3 - Brake fluid reservoir 4 - Battery 5 - Windscreen washer bottle [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 23 MAINTENANCE Maintenance Mechanical and Electrical Periodic Maintenance Operations These are indicated in the "Maintenance Guide", which accompanied the car when first delivered. We would recommend you to adhere to the frequencies indicated and would remind you that we recommend "TOTAL" lubricants. All mixtures and experiments are forbidden, and, in particular, the use of oil additives of any kind, as these may lead to serious trouble.
  • Page 24 Fig. 33 pebble road surfaces, 23 psi (1,6 bar) in front; in sandy area, 15 psi (1 bar) at front and rear. Tyre change-around Do not forget to correct the pressure of the spare wheel as soon as possible after fitting. Tyre pressures must be checked at least once a month and before any long journeys since safety depends on correct pressures;...
  • Page 25 sulphated, unscrew them, clean them, and soak the felt insulating washers in castor oil or in neutral vaseline oil. If the vehicle is not in use, recharge the battery every month. In Winter, a correct charge protects against frost. The battery charged normally (a density of 1.25 to 1.27) resists to -50C (-58F), whilst a discharged battery (density 1.07 to 1.09) may burst at -5C (23F).
  • Page 26 MAINTENANCE Maintenance Bodywork The bodywork should be looked after regularly, especially in Winter. This maintenance should not only concentrate on the paintwork and the metal embellishers but should take in the underside of the car as well: advice in this connection can be obtained from any Citroën dealer.
  • Page 27 When setting off, apply the brakes a few times to dry out any water on the brake linings. Cleaning the Windows The windows may be cleaned with alcohol or with special commercial products. Silicone based products are not recommended. Pivot the windscreen wiper blades to the front and clean them with a little soapy water without putting pressure on the rubber edges.
  • Page 28 Use products that are only slightly abrasive, I.E. liquid polishes (e. g. "ABELISSME") and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Slight Damage to the Paintwork Scratches and slight damage to the paintwork can be rectified at Fig. 36 little cost without necessitating extensive respraying, by using aerosol cans which contain air-drying retouching paint.
  • Page 29 MAINTENANCE Maintenance Interior Cleaning the Upholstery (A sample of cloth can be found stapled under the driver's seat) Only use mild non-caustic soaps, toilet type. According to model: Cloth upholstery: This should be brushed or, preferably suction cleaned. If the upholstery is generally very dirty, use commercial "dry foam", after carefully removing all traces of dust.
  • Page 30 Cpmplex spot removers containing absorbent earths are also obtainable: these have the advantage, when used properly, of not leaving rings (e.g. "K2R"). Seat Belts These should be cleaned with soapy water, or with water with a little detergent of the "Teepol" type added, taking care not to touch the metal parts.

  • Page 31: Minor Repairs

    MINOR REPAIRS You should consult this section should any difficulties, such as a puncture or a sparking plug which needs changing, arise. If, however, it concerns a malfunction indicated by one of the instruments, you should go here. MINOR REPAIRS 2 CV4 - 2 CV6 Replacing a Wheel Adjusting the Headlamps...
  • Page 32 Replacing a Sparking Plug 07516 JULY 1975 Using the Starting Handle AZ-KB AZ-KA 2 CV4 2 CV6 Towing the Car [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 33: Replacing A Wheel

    MINOR REPAIRS Replacing a Wheel TOOL KIT The spare wheel and jack, the starting handle, and the wooden block are positioned in the boot (trunk). REMOVAL (Fig. 37 and 38) Engage fully the handbrake Position the wooden block under the wheel directly diagonally opposite the one which is to be changed.
  • Page 34 Then use the handle to raise the car. [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 35: Headlamp Adjustment

    MINOR REPAIRS Headlamp Adjustment To avoid dazzling oncoming drivers the headlamps should have a range of between 30 to 50 metres (33 to 55 yards). Adjustment from inside the car (Fig. 39): To lower the beams: turn the knob (1) anti-clockwise. To raise the beams: turn clockwise.
  • Page 36 1 - Adjusting knob [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 37: Replacing A Bulb

    MINOR REPAIRS Replacing a Bulb DIP/MAIN BEAM HEADLAMPS (Fig. 40 and 41) They are fitted with bulbs: 12 V - 45/40 W. To take the headlamp out: remove the screw (1), then tilt the unit forward. To replace a bulb: Disconnect the black plastic connector (2) carrying the feed leads.
  • Page 38 Fig. 41 Headlamps 1 - Connector 3-4 - Holding springs 5 - Bulb flange Fig. 42 Fig. 43 Headlamps Front side lamps 1-2 - Locating lugs 1 - Socket 3-4 - White plastic buttons SIDE AND TAIL LAMPS Front bulbs (Fig. 43): 12 V - 4 W - BA 9S T 8/4 These bulbs are placed directly in the reflectors of the lamp units (1).
  • Page 39 Fig. 44 Rear number plate lamps: Rear lamps These bulbs are also used for the "Tail Lamps". 1 - Tail and number plate lamp 2 - Direction indicators Interior lamp: 12 V - 7 W - BA 15 S 3 - Brake lamp Press the cover lightly on both sides and pull it downwards.
  • Page 40 MINOR REPAIRS Replacing a Fuse, The Battery REPLACING A FUSE Before fitting a new fuse, it is necessary to discover the cause of the incident, and have it rectified. The 8 fuses protecting the circuit (5 fuses of 16 amps and 3 of 10 amps) are found inside two boxes situated under the bonnet on the scuttle.
  • Page 41 Fuel gauge Direction indicators Windscreen wipers RH side and tail lamps Alternator field feed (and rear number plate lamps) Charging rate indicator Engine oil pressure warning lamp (on "2 CV 6") LOWER FUSE BOX (Item B) Green marking (16 A) Blue marking (16 A) RH dipped beam LH main beam...
  • Page 42 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 43 MINOR REPAIRS Replacing a sparking plug FACTORY FITTED: AC 42 F BOSCH W 225 T1 EYQUEM 755 MARCHAL 35 CHAMPION L 85 MARELLI CW 7 N BT Electrode gap: .026" to .030" (0.65 to 0.75 mm) (Fig. 47). Removal: After starting to undo the sparking plug with a plug spanner (wrench), push a rubber tube over the insulator to ease removal.
  • Page 44 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 45 MINOR REPAIRS Starting using the starting handle STARTING USING THE STARTING HANDLE (Fig. 48) The handle is placed in the boot (trunk). To use it, open the bonnet and introduce the handle into the orifice (1) of the front grill until it engages in the fan pulley. Do not forget to keep the handbrake on and to position the gear change lever in neutral).
  • Page 46 DOOR LOCKS FROZEN UP Maintenance: At the beginning of the cold season, insert into the door-locks a small amount of glycerin or anti-freeze, using an oiler or a dropper. In case of emergency: Heat the key slightly with a match flame or lighter before inserting [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points]...

  • Page 47: Miscellaneous Information

    MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Your attention is particularly drawn to the sections entitled "Running- in" "Servicing and Guarantee". If you are travelling abroad, the translations into 4 languages of the servicing dats will be of use to you at service-stations. These sections will also enable you, if you so desire, to learn more about your car by referring to the section entitled...
  • Page 48 07516 Travelling abroad JULY 1975 General Technical Specifications AZ-KB AZ-KA 2 CV4 2 CV6 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 49 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Running-in, servicing, guarantee, running costs, towing a trailer, vehicle identification, replacement parts RUNNING-IN During the first 1,200 miles (2,000 kilometres), avoid over-revving, and do not let the needle reach the coloured marks of the corresponding speed ranges, before changing gear. Also avoid during this period: -harsh acceleration, -fierce braking (the brake linings must be run in),...
  • Page 50 This card must be signed for you to benefit from the guarantee. INFLUENCE OF DRIVING TECHNIQUES ON RUNNING COSTS The manner in which a car is driven affects its running costs, particularly as far as fuel, oil, and tyre expenses are concerned. Running costs increase notably with: -speed, -frequent and prolonged use of low gears,...
  • Page 51 Fig. 49 On the front part (RH side) or the inner Stamped identification: platform. Manufacturer's plate Engine plate: On the engine housing, RH side. Information Type of vehicle Series Number in series of the type Fig. 50 On manufacturer's plate: Gross Vehicle Weight: (PTC) (in kg) Gross Train Weight: (with trailer) Engine plate...

  • Page 52: Travelling Abroad

    TRAVELLING ABROAD For English, click HERE MERKBLATT FUR PFLEGE - UND WARTUNGS-DIENST MÉMENTO POUR LA STATION-SERVICE MICHELIN 125-15 X MICHELIN 125-15 X Reifen: Druck = 1,4 vorn, 1,8 hinten, 2 Ersatzrad Pression = 1,4 bar à l'avant, 1,8 bar à l'arrière Pneumatiques: Super...
  • Page 53 Siehe Tabelle. Eau à laquelle il peut être ajouté: Glühbirnen: -en toute saison: un produit genre Lave-glace: "Stop-Clair" -en hiver: un produit genre "Stop- Gel" 12 V 125/25 Ah. Batterie Eau distillée (ne pas ajouter d'acide) AC 42 F - Bosch W 255 T1 - Champion L 85 - Eyquem 755 - Bougies: Marchal 35 - Marelli CW 7 N BT...
  • Page 54 AC 42 F - Bosch W 255 T1 - Champion L AC 42 F - Bosch W 255 T1 - Champion 85 - Eyquem 755 - Marchal 35 - Marelli L 85 - Eyquem 755 - Marchal 35 - Candele: CW 7 N BT Bujias: Marelli CW 7 N BT...
  • Page 55 REMINDER FOR SERVICE-STATION For German, French, Italian, or Spanish, click HERE. REMINDER FOR SERVICE-STATION MICHELIN 125-15 X Pressure = 1.4 bar (20 psi) at the front Tyres: 1.8 bar (26 psi) at the rear 2 bars (29 psi) on spare wheel Other fittings: See HERE.
  • Page 56 TOTAL FLUID "70 R3" - If this product is not available, use Hydraulic brake system: NFR12640 "S" or "V" or SAE J 1703a (capacity 0.5 Litres - 7/8 imp. pint) Water, to which may be added: - in any season: a product like "Stop-Clair", "Clearalex", "Screen- Windscreen washer: Clear".
  • Page 57 Diverse Correct setting of rear-view mirrors Tyre pressure Front grill muff Seat belts Adjustment of seats [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 58: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Engine Specifications Engine on "2 CV 4" Engine on "2 CV 6" French official symbol: Citroën type AZ KB French official symbol: Citroën type AZ KA Cylinders: flat twin opposed Cylinders: flat twin opposed Bore: 68.5 mm Bore: 74 mm Stroke: 59 mm Stroke: 70 mm Cubic capacity: 435 cc...
  • Page 59 Gear Ratio ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Voltage: 12 V "2 CV 4" "2 CV 6" Alternator: Maximum power: 390 W; Minimum charging speed: 1st gear 0.0348 29:1 0.0465 21.5:1 780 rpm Battery: Capacity: 125/25 Ah. CEI or 150/30 Ah. CEI 2nd gear 0.0681 15:1 0.0912...
  • Page 60 Replacement parts Every genuine CITROËN replacement part is sold only through the company's network of dealers. It is in the interest of the user, for his own safety and for the guarantee, to refuse any other part. In effect, the fitting of parts or units of different origin could involve him in legal liability if such fitting caused a vehicle to fail to conform to legal requirements of the country concerned, particularly as regards SAFETY, ANTI-POLLUTION,...
  • Page 61 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS General SALOON OR "COMMERCIAL" VERSION Front Wheel Drive Number of seats: 4 Fiscal rating: 2 CV on "2 CV 4", 3 CV on "2 CV 6" Top speed: 64 mph (102 km/h) approx. on "2 CV 4", 68 mph (110 km/h) approx.
  • Page 62 Saloon (Sedan) "Commercial" version WEIGHTS 1234 1267 Unladen weight, running order -at front -at rear 1973 1973 Max. authorized laden weight -at front -at rear 1102 1102 Max. towing weight -without overrun brake -with continuous brake DIMENSIONS Fig. 51 Overall length: 12 ft 6 ins (3,83 m) Overall width: 4 ft 10 ins (1,48 m) Overall dimensions (in mm).
  • Page 63 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 64 REMINDER FOR SERVICE-STATION For German, French, Italian, or Spanish, click HERE. REMINDER FOR SERVICE-STATION MICHELIN 125-15 X Pressure = 1.4 bar (20 psi) at the front Tyres: 1.8 bar (26 psi) at the rear 2 bars (29 psi) on spare wheel Other fittings: See HERE.
  • Page 65 TOTAL FLUID "70 R3" - If this product is not available, use Hydraulic brake system: NFR12640 "S" or "V" or SAE J 1703a (capacity 0.5 Litres - 7/8 imp. pint) Water, to which may be added: - in any season: a product like "Stop-Clair", "Clearalex", "Screen- Windscreen washer: Clear".
  • Page 66 Diverse Correct setting of rear-view mirrors Tyre pressure Front grill muff Seat belts Adjustment of seats [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 67: Driving Position

    DRIVING DRIVING POSITION Seats, Rear-view Mirrors, Seat Belts FRONT BENCH SEAT (Fig. 8) Fore-and-aft adjustment: Raise the handle situated to the driver's right hand side (1) and slide the bench seat towards the front or rear. (Sliding travel: 7 notches) To remove the seat: Withdraw the securing pin situated on the Fig.
  • Page 68 REAR BENCH SEAT (Fig. 10) To remove the seat: Release the rear peg (1) by turning the lever towards the centre line of the vehicle. Tilt the seat forward to disengage its lower securing pegs from the floor. Fig. 10 Make sure the securing pegs are re-positioned when replacing the seat.
  • Page 69 advise you on the legal requirements and fittings. DRIVING POSITION Adjust the fore-and-aft position of the bench-seat or of the front driver's seat to suit the controls. Adjust the rear-view mirrors to suit the driving position adopted. Then fasten the seat belt and adjust its length as necessary. [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving]...
  • Page 70 DRIVING STARTING Anti-theft, Ignition, Starter ANTI-THEFT-IGNITION-STARTER SWITCH (Fig. 12) The device is situated below the dashboard, on the left-hand side of the steering column. The successive positions of the key when turned clockwise are as follows: 1 - Anti-theft (steering locked) 2 - Garage (steering free) 3 - Ignition Fig.
  • Page 71 CHOKE CONTROL (Fig. 13 - Mark 3) The choke must not be used unless the engine is cold (3). Click here for instructions on using the starting handle. BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE Fig. 13 A quick check at the "Pre-start check list" can avoid an oversight. LHD Starting the engine 1 - Engine oil pressure STARTING THE ENGINE (Do not run the engine in an...
  • Page 72 Fig. 13a Operate the starter without depressing the accelerator. If the engine starts to run and dies, accelerate progressively to avoid stalling. If RHD Starting the engine the engine does not start at idling speed, pull the choke out to its 1 - Engine oil pressure warning mid-way position.
  • Page 73 DRIVING Driving Gears, clutch, brakes GEAR SELECTION (Fig. 14) The gear positions are indicated on a diagram appearing on the glass of the speedometer, below the total mileage indicator. To engage reverse gear, wait until the car has stopped. Do not forget to place the lever in neutral when parking. Change gear as soon as the speedometer needle reaches the approriate red marks so as to avoid over-accelerating the engine.
  • Page 74 Fig. 15 At a speed of over about 1,000 rpm, the clutch behaves in the Handbrake (3 same way as a conventional clutch. The clutch pedal must be pos.) used to change gear. 1 - Handle When running downhill, slowing down abruptly may cause 2 - Safety button 3 - Locking lug the clutch to disengage.
  • Page 75 DRIVING Signals and Visibility Lights, signals, windscreen wipers, windscreen washers CONTROL FOR DIRECTION INDICATORS (Fig. 17) Right hand and left hand indicators: move the lever in the direction in which you are going to turn the steering wheel. To cancel the signal, return the lever to its mid-way position. An audible warning device is heard while the indicators are flashing.
  • Page 76 Fig. 18 1 - Electric windscreen wipers 2 - Windscreen washer LIGHTING AND HORN SWITCH (Fig. 19) Lights out: The lights are out when the side of the knob marked "O" is facing the driver. Side and tail lights: Turn the knob one notch ("V"). Main beam: Turn the knob to the second notch ("R").

  • Page 77: Air Conditioning

    DRIVING Air Conditioning Ventilation, heating, de- misting FRONT VENTILATOR (Fig. 20) Turn the knob (1) clockwise or anti-clockwise according to the required output. Fig. 20 Ventilation shutter 1 - Control knob FRONT DOOR WINDOWS (Fig. 21) To partly open them: Press the catch situated on the lower part of the window frame.
  • Page 78 Fig. 21 Front door windows 1 - Lock 2 - Lock control 3 - Released position DUCTS FOR WINDSCREEN AND FLOOR (Warm air only) (Fig. 22) To operate: Push the button right in (1), then push the lever (2) to the left (on 2 CV4) or to the right (on 2 CV6).
  • Page 79 [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...
  • Page 80 DRIVING Comfort Folding canvas hood The canvas hood can be fixed in two positions when open: mid-way or right back above the rear window. Half-open Open the hood from the inside of the vehicle but never when in motion. Pivot the locking levers (Fig. 24, Mark 1) to release the retaining Fig.
  • Page 81 Fig. 25 2 - Press-stud Opening the front of the hood 1 - Frame 2 - Cross-bar Fully open Open out from the outside once the front of the hood has been opened: Remove from the tube of the frame (1), the pins (Fig. 27, Mark 2) attached to the canvas hood, and tip over the frame towards the front (3).
  • Page 82 DRIVING Comfort Accessories ASHTRAY (Fig. 30) To open: Pull on the movable moulding (1). To empty: Press on the leaf-spring and withdraw the ashtray. To replace and close: Reverse the sequence. Fig. 30 Ashtray 1 - Opening direction INTERIOR LAMP (Fig. 31) It is located at the top of the Left hand centre pillar and fitted with a built-in switch.
  • Page 83 The 2 CV4 and 2CV6 saloons can be converted into commercial version. In this case, consult your dealer who will advise you on legal requirements. [Contents] [Notices] [Important Points] [Driving] [Maintenance] [Minor Repairs] [Miscellaneous Information]...

  • Page 84: Alphabetical Index

    2 CV 4 2 CV 6 OWNER'S MANUAL Alphabetical Index Accumulator Keys Air conditioning Air filter cleaning Anti-theft device Levels, check and top-up Ashtray Lighting, exterior, control, lamps Locks Battery (levels) Battery (maintenance) Maintenance (air filter) Battery (replacement) Mileage recorder Body (maintenance) Minor repairs Bonnet...
  • Page 85 Changing a fuse Rear floor Changing a sparking plug Rear hammock for parcels Changing a wheel Rear-view mirrors Charge indicator Reverse gear Chassis number Replacement parts, orders Chassis number stamping Running-costs Choke Running-in Clutch Controls and accessories (LH) (RH) Seat belts Seats Dashboard Seats, backrest adjustment...
  • Page 86 Tyres Tyres (wear indicators) Gearbox Gear changing Gear lever Glass (plastic) Upholstery, cleaning Guarantee Ventilation Hazard warning device Headlamps, adjustment Headlamps, controls Warning lamp Heating Washing the car Horns Water, battery, windscreen washers Hydraulic fluid Weights Wheel, changing (brace) Wheels, changing round Identification of car Windscreen washer, control Ignition...

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