Page 1 Handbook...
Page 2 This personal space offers advice and other useful information for the care and maintenance of your vehicle. If the "MyPEUGEOT" function is not available on the PEUGEOT public website for your country, you can find your handbook at the following address: http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ddb/...
Page 3: Protection Of The Environment
The fitting of electrical equipment or accessories which are not recommended by PEUGEOT may result in a failure of your vehicle's electronic system. Please note this specific warning. It is advisable to contact a PEUGEOT dealer to be shown the recommended equipment and accessories. Warning...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview Access Driving Remote control key Starting - Stopping the engine Alarm Manual parking brake Electric windows Manual gearbox Boot 5-speed electronic gearbox Panoramic sunroof 6-speed electronic gearbox Automatic gearbox Gear shift indicator Stop & Start Eco-driving Hill start assist Speed limiter Cruise control Parking sensors...
Page 5 Contents Safety Checks Audio equipment and telematics Direction indicators Bonnet Emergency or assistance Hazard warning lamps Petrol engines 7-inch Touch screen Emergency or assistance call Diesel engines Audio system / Bluetooth Horn Fuel tank Audio system Tyre under-inflation detection Misfuel prevention (Diesel) ESC system Running out of fuel (Diesel) Grip control...
Page 6: Overview
Overview Exterior Remote control key 43-49 opening / closing anti-theft protection guide-me-home lighting starting Wipers 119-122 battery Panoramic sunroof Changing a wiper blade 122, 186 Roof bars Accessories 192-193 Lighting controls 110-116 Boot opening / closing LED lamps emergency release Daytime running lamps Temporary puncture Headlamp beam adjustment...
Page 7 Overview Interior Front seats 56-57 Boot fittings 75-77 high load retaining net parcel shelf boot lamp retaining strap Airbags 138-141 lashing rings storage net Rear seats 58-59 Interior fittings 71-74 illuminated glove box 12 V accessory socket USB port / Auxiliary socket Child seats 142-154 mats...
Page 8 Overview Instruments and controls Touch screen 223-294 Courtesy lamps Interior mood lighting Rear view mirror Bluetooth audio system 295-320 Emergency or assistance call 126, 221 Audio system 321-336 Dashboard fuses 176-180 Setting the date/time Glove box fuses Opening the bonnet Heating, ventilation 62-66 Manual air conditioning...
Page 9 Overview Instruments and controls (cont.) Instrument panels 14-15 Trip computer with Warning lamps 16-27 touch screen 40, 41 Touch screen 28-31 Setting the date/time with the touch Indicators 32-37 screen Gear shift indicator Wiper controls 119-122 Trip computer 38-39, 41 Stop &...
Page 10 Overview Maintenance - Technical data 12 V battery 182-184 Load reduction, energy economy mode AdBlue additive 203-210 Running out of fuel, Diesel Engine compartment Checking levels 211-213 fuses 176-177, 181 brake fluid coolant screenwash fluid Petrol weights 216-217 additive (Diesel with particle Diesel weights 216, 218 emissions filter)
Page 11 Overview...
Page 12 Overview...
Page 13 Overview Dashboard / centre console Cruise control / speed limiter controls. 10. Side adjustable air vents. 19. Central locking and hazard warning 2. Steering mounted controls for the touch 11. Front side window demisting/defrosting buttons. screen. vent. 20. Heating / air conditioning controls. 3.
Page 14: Eco-Driving
Eco-driving Eco-driving Eco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and CO emissions. Optimise the use of your gearbox Control the use of your electrical equipment With a manual gearbox, move off gently and change up without waiting. Before moving off, if the passenger compartment is too warm, ventilate it During acceleration change up early.
Page 15 With a Blue HDi Diesel engine, if the SCR system is faulty your vehicle becomes polluting; go to a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop without delay to have the emissions of nitrous oxides brought back to the legal level.
Page 16: Monitoring
Monitoring LCD instrument panel Dials and screens Control buttons Engine coolant temperature 6. Cruise control or speed limiter A. General lighting dimmer. gauge. settings. B. Recalling the service information. 2. Rev counter (x 1 000 rpm or tr/min), Service indicator, then total distance Resetting the function selected (service recorder (miles or km).
Page 17 Monitoring Active matrix instrument panel Dials and screens Control buttons Engine coolant temperature 6. Service indicator, then total distance A. Main lighting dimmer. gauge. recorder (miles or km). B. Instrument panel mood lighting. 2. Rev counter (x 1 000 rpm or tr/min), These functions are displayed successively C.
Page 18: Instrument Panels
Monitoring Indicator and warning lamps Visual indicators informing the driver that a system is switched on (indicator or deactivation lamp) or has a fault (warning lamp). When the ignition is switched on Associated warnings Certain warning lamps may come on in one of two modes.
Page 19 Monitoring Operation indicator lamps If one of the following indicator lamps comes on in the instrument panel and/or instrument panel screen, this confirms that the corresponding system has come into operation. Warning / indicator lamp State Cause Action / Observations Left-hand direction flashing with buzzer.
Page 20 Monitoring Warning / indicator lamp State Cause Action / Observations Diesel engine fixed. The ignition switch is at the Wait until the warning lamp goes off before starting. pre-heating 2nd position (ignition on). The period of illumination of the warning lamp is determined by the climatic conditions (up to about thirty seconds in extreme climatic conditions).
Page 21 Monitoring Warning / indicator lamp State Cause Action / Observations Foot on the fixed. In the STOP mode of Stop & Start, You must declutch fully to allow the change to engine clutch* changing to START mode is refused START mode. because the clutch pedal is not fully down.
Page 22 Monitoring Deactivation indicator lamps If one of the following indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the corresponding system has been switched off intentionally. This is may be accompanied by an audible signal and a message in the screen. Warning / indicator lamp State Cause Action / Observations...
Page 23: Warning Lamps
Any fault resulting in the illumination of a warning lamp must be investigated further by reading the associated message in the screen. If you encounter any problems, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Warning / indicator lamp...
Page 24 The electronic brake force distribution You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so. with the ABS warning (EBFD) system has a fault. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified lamp. workshop. Maximum fixed with the needle The temperature of the cooling Stop as soon as it is safe to do so.
Page 25 The emission control system has a The warning lamp should go off when the engine is started. autodiagnosis fault. If it does not go off, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or qualified system workshop without delay. flashing. The engine management system has Risk of destruction of the catalytic converter.
Page 26 SERVICE warning between 0 and 375 miles (600 km). a breakdown : go to a dealer PEUGEOT or a qualified lamp, accompanied by workshop, or carry out this operation yourself by an audible signal and a referring to the corresponding section.
Page 27 The remaining driving range id Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop on the ignition, between 0 and 650 miles (1 100 km). without delay. associated with the...
Page 28 The warning lamp should go off when the engine is fault (dirty or loose terminals, slack or started. cut alternator belt, ...). If it does not go off, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Under-inflation fixed. The pressure in one or more wheels Check the pressure of the tyres as soon as possible.
Page 29 This lamp comes on for a few This lamp should go off when the engine is started. seconds when you turn on the If it does not go off, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a ignition, then goes off. qualified workshop.
Page 30: Touch Screen
Monitoring Touch screen It gives access to: General operation menus for adjusting settings for vehicle Recommendations Principles functions and systems, audio and display configuration menus, It is necessary to press firmly, particularly for Press the "MENU" button for access to the audio system and telephone controls and "flick"...
Page 31 Monitoring Menus Press this button. Navigation. Depending on trim level, navigation can be not available, an option or standard. See the "Audio equipment and telematics" section. Radio Media. See the "Audio equipment and telematics" section. Settings. Telephone. Volume / mute. Allows configuration of the display See the "Audio equipment and telematics"...
Page 32 Monitoring "Settings" menu The functions available through this menu are detailed in the table below. Button Corresponding function Comments Audio settings Adjustment of volume, balance... Turn off screen Turns the screen off. Color schemes Choice of a color scheme. Interactive help Access to the interactive user guide.
Page 33 Monitoring "Driving" menu The functions accessible from this menu are detailed in the table below. Button Corresponding function Comments Vehicle settings The functions with settings that can be adjusted are grouped together under these tabs: "Driving assistance" ● "Automatic rear wiper in reverse" (Activation of rear wiper coupled to reverse gear; see the "Visibility"...
Page 34: Gauges And Indicators
You MUST stop as soon as it is safe to do so. Wait a few minutes before switching off the engine. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 35 Monitoring Lighting dimmer control System for the manual adjustment of the brightness of the instrument panel and the touch screen to suit the ambient light level. Two buttons One button Touch screen F Press MENU to display the "MAIN MENU" With the headlamps on, press button B to Activation F press the button to adjust the brightness of...
Page 36: Service Indicator
Monitoring Service indicator System which informs the driver when the More than 1 800 miles (3 000 km) Less than 600 miles (1 000 km) next service is due, in accordance with the remain before the next service is due remain before the next service is due manufacturer's servicing schedule.
Page 37 Monitoring Service overdue Service indicator zero For Blue HDi Diesel versions, this reset alert is also accompanied by the fixed For 7 seconds after the ignition is switched on, illumination of the Service warning the spanner flashes to indicate that the service lamp, when the ignition is switched on.
Page 38 Monitoring Mileage recorder Trip recorder zero reset Retrieving the service information You can access the service information at any time. F Press the trip distance recorder zero reset button. The service information is displayed for a few seconds, then disappears. The total mileage is displayed in zone A of the With the trip mileage displayed, press the button for a few seconds.
Page 39: Engine Oil Level Indicator
This is indicated by the flashing of "OIL_ _" or the vehicle is on level ground and the by the display of a dedicated message in the engine has been off for more than instrument panel. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer 30 minutes. or a qualified workshop. Dipstick Refer to the "Checks"...
Page 40: Trip Computer
Monitoring Trip computer System that gives you information on the Information display The current information tab with: ● the range, current journey (range, fuel consumption…). ● the current fuel consumption, ● the Stop & Start time counter. Instrument panel screen Trip "1"...
Page 41 Monitoring Trip reset F When the trip required is displayed, press the control for more than two seconds or use the left hand thumb wheel of the steering mounted controls. Trips "1" and "2" are independent but their use is identical. For example, trip "1"...
Page 42: Trip Computer With Touch Screen
Monitoring Trip computer with touch screen System which provides current information concerning the trip (range, fuel consumption…). Information display Trip reset The current fuel consumption tab with: ● the range, ● the current fuel consumption, ● the Stop & Start time counter. The trip "1"...
Page 43 It resets to zero every time the ignition is switched on with the key. Average speed If dashes are displayed continuously (mph or km/h) while driving in place of the digits, Calculated since the last trip contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a computer reset. qualified workshop.
Page 44: Setting The Date And Time
Monitoring Setting the date and time Touch screen LCD instrument panel F Press this button to display the following settings successively: - hours, Press MENU to display the "MAIN In the secondary page, select "Time/ - minutes, MENU". Date". - 12 or 24 hour format. Select "Settings".
Page 45: Access
Access Remote control key System which permits central unlocking or locking of the vehicle using the lock or from a distance. It is also used to locate and start the vehicle, as well as providing protection against theft. Unlocking the vehicle Complete unlocking Unlocking is confirmed by rapid flashing of the direction indicators for...
Page 46 PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Using the remote control F Press the closed padlock to lock the vehicle completely.
Page 47 Access Locating your vehicle F Press the closed padlock to locate your locked vehicle in a car park. This is indicated by lighting of the courtesy lamps and flashing of the direction indicators for a few seconds. Folding the key F First press this button to fold the key.
Page 48: Electronic Engine Immobiliser
In this case, your vehicle will not start; contact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as possible. Keep safely, away from your vehicle, the label attached to the keys given to...
Page 49 Access Locking / unlocking from the inside F Press the switch. Automatic central locking of the If one of the doors is open, the doors doors This allows the doors and the boot to be locked are not locked. or unlocked. The doors can lock automatically while driving (speed above 6 mph [10 km/h]).
Page 50: Changing The Battery
Driver's door F Then, reinitialise the remote control. Insert the key in the lock to lock or unlock If the problem persists, contact a PEUGEOT the door. dealer as soon as possible. Battery ref.: CR1620 / 3 volts.
Page 51: Locking The Vehicle
Do not make any modifications to the electronic engine immobiliser system; this could cause malfunctions. When purchasing a second-hand vehicle Have the pairing of all of the keys in your possession checked by a PEUGEOT dealer, to ensure that only your keys can be used to open and start the vehicle.
Page 52: Alarm
45 seconds at the same time as the For all work on the alarm system, interior volumetric monitoring. contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. System which protects and provides a deterrent against theft and break-ins. It provides the...
Page 53 This is indicated by sounding of the siren F Get out of the vehicle. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a and flashing of the direction indicators for F Press the locking button on the qualified workshop.
Page 54: Electric Windows
Access Electric windows Manual operation Safety anti-pinch (depending on version) To open or close the window, press or pull the switch gently. The window stops as soon as the When the window rises and meets an obstacle, switch is released. it stops and immediately partially lowers again.
Page 55 Access Reinitialising the electric windows Following reconnection of the battery, the Always remove the key when leaving the safety anti-pinch function must be reinitialised. vehicle, even for a short time. The safety anti-pinch is not active during these In the event of contact during operation operations: of the windows, you must reverse the lower the window completely, then raise...
Page 56: Boot
Access Boot Opening Closing Tailgate release F Lower the tailgate using the interior grab System for mechanical unlocking of the boot in handle. the event of a central locking malfunction. F If necessary, press down on the tailgate to fully close it. If the tailgate is not closed correctly: when the engine is running, this warning lamp comes on,...
Page 57: Panoramic Sunroof
Access Panoramic sunroof System which comprises configurable light guides and a panoramic tinted glass area to increase the light and visibility in the passenger compartment. It is fitted with an electric blind to improve temperature and acoustic comfort. Electric blind If something is trapped when operating the blind, you should reverse the movement of the blind.
Page 58: Comfort
Comfort Front seats with manual adjustments As a safety measure, seat adjustments should only be carried out when stationary. Forwards-backwards Height Seat backrest angle F Raise the control and slide the seat F Pull the control upwards to raise or push F Push the control rearwards.
Page 59 Comfort Head restraint height Heated seats control F To raise the head restraint, pull it upwards. The head restraint is fitted with a frame F To remove the head restraint, press the With the engine running, the front seats can be with notches which prevents it from lug A and pull the head restraint upwards.
Page 60: Rear Seats
Comfort Rear seats Bench seat with fixed one-piece cushion and split backrest (left hand 2/3, right hand 1/3) which can be folded individually to adapt the load space in the boot. Folding the backrest Repositioning the seat backrest F Move the corresponding front seat forward F Press control 1 to release the seat F Straighten the seat backrest 2 and if necessary.
Page 61: Steering Wheel Adjustment
Rear head restraints F When stationary, pull the control lever to Before taking to the road and to make the most of the special ergonomics of the PEUGEOT release the adjustment mechanism. These have one position for use (up) and a...
Page 62: Mirrors
The folding and unfolding of the door mirrors using the remote control can be For more information on demisting and deactivated by a PEUGEOT dealer or a defrosting the rear screen, refer to the qualified workshop. corresponding section.
Page 63: Rear View Mirror
Comfort Rear view mirror Adjustable mirror providing a central rearward view. Equipped with an anti-dazzle system, which darkens the mirror glass and reduces the nuisance to the driver caused by the sun, headlamps from other vehicles... Manual day/night model Automatic day/night model Adjustment By means of a sensor, which measures the light from the rear of the vehicle, this system...
Page 64: Ventilation
Comfort Ventilation Air intake The air circulating in the passenger compartment is filtered and originates either from the outside via the grille located at the base of the windscreen or from the inside in air recirculation mode. Air intake flow The incoming air follows various paths depending on the controls selected by the driver:...
Page 65 F If the system does not produce cold air, switch it off and contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. When towing the maximum load on a steep gradient in high temperatures, switching off the air conditioning increases the available engine power and so improves the towing ability.
Page 66 Comfort Ventilation Recommended interior settings Heating or Manual air conditioning I require... Air recirculation/Intake of Air distribution Air flow Temperature Manual AC exterior air COLD DEMISTING DEFROSTING Digital air conditioning: use the automatic mode in preference by pressing the "AUTO" button.
Page 67: Heating
Comfort Heating / Ventilation Manual air conditioning The air conditioning system only operates with the engine running. Air flow adjustment Temperature adjustment. Temperature adjustment 2. Air flow adjustment. F Turn the dial from position 1 3. Air distribution adjustment. F Turn the dial from blue 4.
Page 68 Comfort Air distribution adjustment Air intake / Air recirculation Air conditioning On / Off The recirculation of interior air insulates the Windscreen and side windows. The air conditioning is designed to passenger compartment from exterior odours operate effectively in all seasons, and smoke.
Page 69: Dual-Zone Digital Air Conditioning
Comfort Dual-zone digital air conditioning The air conditioning can only operate with the engine running. Automatic operation When the engine is cold, to prevent too great a distribution of cold air, the air flow will only reach its optimum level gradually.
Page 70 Comfort Temperature adjustment Automatic visibility Air conditioning On/Off programme The driver and front passenger can each set See the "Front demisting-defrosting" The air conditioning is designed to the temperature to suit their requirements. section. operate efficiently in all seasons, with The value indicated in the screen corresponds the windows closed.
Page 71: Switching The System Off
Comfort Switching the system off Air distribution adjustment Air intake/Air recirculation F Press the "empty fan" air flow F Press this button several times F Press this button to recirculate button until the fan symbol disappears and "---" appears. in succession to direct the air the interior air.
Page 72: Front Demist - Defrost
Comfort Front demist - defrost Rear screen demist - defrost These markings on the control panel indicate the control positions for rapid demisting or defrosting of the windscreen and side windows. With manual air With dual-zone digital air The control button is located on the conditioning conditioning air conditioning system control panel.
Page 73: Interior Fittings
Comfort Interior fittings Illuminated glove box (see details on the following page) 2. Open storage compartment (depending on equipment) 3. 12 V accessory socket (120 W) Observe the maximum power rating to avoid damaging your accessory. 4. USB port / Auxiliary socket (see details on following pages) 5.
Page 74 Comfort Illuminated glove 12 V accessory socket F To connect a 12 V accessory (maximum It has dedicated locations for storing a water bottle, the vehicle's handbook pack... power: 120 Watts), lift the cover and Its lid has locations for a pair of glasses... connect a suitable adaptor.
Page 75 Comfort USB port / Jack auxiliary socket This connection box, consisting of a JACK When the USB port is used, the portable device auxiliary socket and a USB port, is located on charges automatically. the centre console. It allows the connection of portable device, such as a digital audio player of the iPod ®...
Page 76 The use of mats not approved by PEUGEOT may interfere with access to the pedals and hinder the operation of the cruise control / speed limiter.
Page 77: Boot Fittings
Comfort Boot fittings High load retaining net (depending on version) (see following page for details) 2. Luggage cover (see following page for details) 3. Boot lamp 4. Retaining strap 5. Stowing rings (depending on version) 6. Retaining net...
Page 78: Rear Parcel Shelf
Comfort Rear parcel shelf High load retaining This consists of two sections which can be To gain access to the boot from the rear seats: F raise the front section of the rear parcel folded back on each other. To store it, fold it on itself and place it at the shelf using the grip A.
Page 79 Comfort To use it in row 1: To use it in row 2: Never use the ISOFIX ring intended for F open the covers of the upper fixings 1, F fold or remove the load space cover, fixing the upper strap of child seat to the F unroll the high load retaining net, F open the covers of the upper fixings 2, Top Tether.
Page 80 Use the triangle in line with local driving of ambient light. regulations. The triangle is available as an accessory, Distance from your vehicle (in metres) contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Road Motorway Night 50 m...
Page 81: Starting - Stopping The Engine
Driving Starting - Stopping the engine With a manual gearbox, put the gear lever in neutral. With an electronic gearbox, put the gear lever at N. With an automatic gearbox, put the gear lever at P or N. Starting the engine Switching the engine off F Immobilise the vehicle.
Page 82: Manual Parking Brake
Driving Manual parking brake Application Release When parking on a slope, direct your F Pull the parking brake lever up to F With the foot brake applied, pull the wheels against the kerb, apply the parking brake lever up gently, press the parking brake, engage a gear and immobilise your vehicle.
Page 83: 5-Speed Manual Gearbox
Driving 5-speed manual 6-speed manual gearbox gearbox Engaging reverse Engaging 5 or 6 gear gear F Move the lever fully to the right to engage or 6 gear. Engaging reverse gear Only engage reverse gear when the vehicle is stationary with the engine at idle. F Push the gear lever to the right then backwards.
Page 84: 5-Speed Electronic Gearbox
Driving 5-speed electronic gearbox Five-speed electronically controlled gearbox Gear lever Steering mounted controls which offers a choice between the comfort of automatic operation or the pleasure of manual gear changing. Three driving modes are offered: automated mode for automatic control of the gears by the gearbox, without ant action by the driver.
Page 85: Display In The Instrument Panel
Driving Display in the instrument panel Moving off Manual mode F To start the engine, place the lever in F After starting the vehicle, select position M position N. to change to manual mode. F Press the brake pedal fully. F Start the engine.
Page 86 AUTO flashes, accompanied by an audible signal and a message in the screen, this indicates a gearbox fault. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a "Auto sequential" mode Reinitialisation qualified workshop. In the automated mode, you can resume...
Page 87: 6-Speed Electronic Gearbox
Driving 6-speed electronic gearbox Six-speed electronically controlled gearbox Gear lever Steering mounted control paddles which offers a choice between the comfort of fully automatic operation or the pleasure of manual gear changing. There are two driving modes: automated mode for automatic control of the gears by the gearbox, manual mode for sequential gear changing by the driver.
Page 88 Driving Display in the instrument panel Moving off Automated mode F To start the engine, place the lever in F After starting the vehicle, select position A position N. for enter automated mode. F Press the brake pedal down fully. F Start the engine.
Page 89: Manual Mode
Driving Manual gear Manual mode changing F When the vehicle has moved off, select At very low speed, if reverse gear position M to change to manual mode. is requested, this will only be taken F Pull the lever towards the + sign to into account when the vehicle is change up a gear.
Page 90 In both cases, you must apply the parking malfunction of the gearbox. brake to immobilise the vehicle. Have it checked by PEUGEOT or a qualified workshop. When immobilising the vehicle, with You must press the brake pedal firmly the engine running, you must place the when starting the engine.
Page 91: Automatic Gearbox
Driving Automatic gearbox Four-speed automatic gearbox which offers a Gear lever Displays in the instrument panel choice between the comfort of fully automatic operation, enhanced by sport and snow programmes, or manual gear changing. There are therefore four driving modes: automatic operation for electronic management of the gears by the gearbox, sport programme for a more dynamic style...
Page 92 Driving Moving off Automatic operation F Apply the parking brake. F Select position P or N. F Select position D for automatic changing When the engine is running at idle, with F Start the engine. of the four gears. the brakes released, if position R, D If this procedure is not followed, there is an The gearbox then operates in auto-adaptive or M is selected, the vehicle moves...
Page 93 Driving Sport and snow programmes Return to automatic Manual operation operation F At any time, press the button selected F Select position M for sequential changing These two special programmes supplement the automatic operation in very specific conditions again to quit the programme engaged and of the four gears.
Page 94 Do not exceed 60 mph (100 km/h), local speed off, a warning message appears in the restrictions permitting. screen. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified F Return the lever to position P; the workshop as soon as possible. message disappears.
Page 95: Gear Shift Indicator
Driving Gear shift indicator System which reduces fuel consumption by advising the driver to change up. Operation Depending on the driving situation and your Example: vehicle's equipment, the system may advise you to skip one (or more) gear(s). You can follow this instruction without engaging the intermediate gears.
Page 96: Stop & Start
Driving Stop & Start The Stop & Start system puts the engine temporarily into standby - STOP mode - during stops in the traffic (red lights, traffic jams, or other...). The engine restarts automatically - START mode - as soon as you want to move off. The restart takes place instantly, quickly and silently.
Page 97 Driving Deactivation Going into engine START Special cases: START invoked mode automatically The "ECO" warning lamp goes off For reasons of safety and for your comfort, START mode is invoked automatically when: and the engine starts: you open the driver's door, with a manual gearbox, when you you unfasten the driver's seat belt, depress the clutch pedal,...
Page 98 "ECO OFF" switch warning lamp flashes then the system. comes on continuously. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. In the event of a fault in STOP mode, the vehicle may stall. All of the warning lamps come on.
Page 99: Hill Start Assist
(not If a fault occurs with the system, these warning flashing) in the instrument panel. lamps come on. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop to have the system checked. * Depending on version.
Page 100: Speed Limiter
Driving Speed limiter System which prevents the vehicle from Steering mounted controls Displays in the instrument panel exceeding the speed programmed by the driver. When the programmed speed limit is reached, pressing the accelerator pedal in the normal manner no longer has any effect. The speed limiter is switched on manually: the programmed speed must be at least 20 mph (30 km/h).
Page 101 + or - 5 mph (km/h) = maintained press. In the event of a speed limiter fault, the speed is cleared resulting in flashing of the dashes. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a F Switch the speed limiter on by pressing button 4. qualified workshop.
Page 102: Cruise Control
Driving Cruise control System which automatically maintains the Steering mounted controls Displays in the instrument panel speed of the vehicle at the value programmed by the driver, without any action on the accelerator pedal. The cruise control is switched on manually: it requires a minimum vehicle speed of 25 mph (40 km/h), as well as the engagement of: fourth gear on a manual gearbox,...
Page 103 2 or 3. dashes. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. You can then change the programmed speed using buttons 2 and 3:...
Page 104: Memorising Speeds
Driving Memorising speeds This memorisation of speeds applies to both Memorisation the speed limiter (speed limit) and the cruise control (running speed). You can memorise up to 5 speed settings in the system. By default, a few speeds are already memorised.
Page 105 Driving Selection To select a memorised speed: F press and hold button "+" or "-"; the system stops at the closest memorised speed, F press and hold button "+" or "-" again to select another memorised speed. A reminder of the speed and the state of the system (on / off) is displayed in the instrument panel.
Page 106: Parking Sensors
Driving Parking sensors Rear parking sensors The system is switched on by engaging reverse gear. This is accompanied by an audible signal. The system is switched off when you come out of reverse gear. Visual assistance This system indicates the proximity of an obstacle (person, vehicle, tree, gate, etc.) This supplements the audible signal by which comes within the field of detection of...
Page 107 (short beep). in forward gear, if no further obstacles are Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified detected or when the speed of the vehicle workshop. exceeds 6 mph (10 km/h).
Page 108: Park Assist
Driving Park Assist This system provides active assistance with parking, detecting a parking space then controlling the steering to park in the space. It controls the steering while the driver manages the accelerator, brakes, gears and clutch (manual gearbox). During phases of entry into and exit from a parking space, the system provides visual and audible information to the driver in order to make the manoeuvre safe.
Page 109 Driving Entering a parallel parking space F When you have identified a free space, reduce the speed of the vehicle to a maximum of 12 mph (20 km/h). F Operate the direction indicator on the F Move your vehicle forward until a new parking side.
Page 110 Driving Exit from a parallel parking space F When you want to exit from a parallel parking space, start the engine. The assisted parking manoeuvre is in progress. The assisted exit from parking manoeuvre is in progress. Without exceeding 5 mph (8 km/h), continue Without exceeding 5 mph (8 km/h), continue the manoeuvres following the information given the manoeuvres following the information given...
Page 111: Operating Faults
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified if the driver presses the Park Assist workshop. control, If the lateral distance between your vehicle...
Page 112: Visibility
Visibility Lighting controls System for selection and control of the various front and rear lamps providing the vehicle's lighting and signalling. Main lighting Additional lighting Automatic lighting functions The vehicle has various lamps: Other lamps are installed to fulfil the sidelamps, to be seen, requirements of particular driving conditions: Various automatic lighting functions are also...
Page 113 Visibility Selection ring for main lighting mode Turn the ring to position the symbol required facing the mark. Lighting off. Automatic illumination of headlamps. Sidelamps only. Dipping the headlamps Dipped or main beam headlamps. Pull the stalk to switch the lighting between dipped / main beam headlamps.
Page 114 Visibility Foglamps selection ring The foglamps operate with dipped and main beam headlamps. Rear foglamp only Front foglamps and rear foglamp F To switch it on, turn the ring forwards. Rotate and release the ring: When the headlamps switch off with automatic F forwards a first time to switch on the front illumination of headlamps (AUTO model) When the lighting is switched off automatically...
Page 115 Visibility In good or rainy weather, both day Switching off the lamps when Switching on the lamps and night, the front foglamps and the the ignition is switched off after the ignition is rear foglamp are prohibited. In these switched off On switching off the ignition, all of the situations, the power of their beams lamps turn off immediately, except for...
Page 116: Led Lamps
Visibility LED lamps Daytime running lamps The instruments and controls (instrument Daytime lighting, compulsory in certain countries, which comes on automatically when panel, multifunction screen, air conditioning the engine is started making the vehicle more control panel, ...) are not illuminated, except visible to other users.
Page 117: Parking Lamps
Visibility Manual guide-me-home Parking lamps lighting Temporarily keeping the dipped beam headlamps on after the vehicle's ignition has been switched off makes the driver's exit easier when the light is poor. Side markers for the vehicle by illumination of the sidelamps on the traffic side only. F Within one minute of switching off the Switching on Switching off...
Page 118: Automatic Illumination Of Headlamps
15, 30 in the screen, accompanied by an audible signal. level or after the windscreen wipers are switched or 60 seconds, Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified off, the lamps are switched off automatically. automatic activation of guide-me-home workshop.
Page 119: Headlamp Adjustment
0. 1 or 2 people in the front seats. headlamps must be adjusted to avoid Intermediate setting dazzling on-coming drivers. 5 people. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a 5 people + maximum authorised load. qualified workshop. 2. Driver + maximum authorised load. The initial setting is position "0".
Page 120: Cornering Lighting
Visibility Cornering lighting Switching on This function starts: when the corresponding direction indicator is switched on, from a certain angle of rotation of the steering wheel. Switching off With dipped or main beams, this function with cornering lighting The system does not operate: makes use of the beam from a front foglamp below a certain angle of rotation of the to illuminate the inside of a bend, when the...
Page 121: Wiper Controls
Visibility Wiper controls The vehicle's front and rear wipers are Windscreen wipers designed to improve the driver's visibility Wiping speed: progressively according to the climatic conditions. fast (heavy rain), Programming normal (moderate rain), Various automatic wiper control modes are also available according to the following options: intermittent (proportional to the automatic rain sensitive windscreen wipers,...
Page 122 Visibility If a significant accumulation of snow or ice is present, or when using a bicycle carrier on the boot, deactivate the automatic rear wiper via the vehicle configuration menu. Reverse gear Rear wiper Programming The function is activated or Rear wiper selection ring: When reverse gear is engaged, the rear wiper deactivated via the vehicle...
Page 123: Automatic Rain Sensitive Wipers
Visibility Automatic rain sensitive windscreen wipers The windscreen wipers operate automatically, without any action on the part of the driver, if rain is detected (sensor behind the rear view mirror), adapting their speed to the intensity of the rainfall. Switching on Switching off Briefly push the control stalk Briefly push the control stalk...
Page 124 If a fault occurs with the automatic rain sensitive wipers, the wipers will operate in intermittent mode. Have it checked by PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. This position permits release of the windscreen To maintain the effectiveness of the Do not cover the rain sensor, linked with wiper blades.
Page 125: Courtesy Lamps
Visibility Courtesy lamps Map reading lamps F With the ignition on, press In this position, the courtesy lamp comes on gradually: the corresponding switch. when the vehicle is unlocked, when the key is removed from the ignition, Take care to avoid leaving anything in when opening a door, contact with the courtesy lamp.
Page 126: Interior Mood Lighting
Visibility Interior mood lighting The dimmed passenger compartment lighting improves visibility in the vehicle when the light is poor. Switching off The interior mood lighting switches off automatically when the sidelamps are switched off. Switching on Settings At night, interior mood light emitting diodes - The illumination of the back-lit roof lining and LEDs (courtesy lamp, instrument panel, panoramic sunroof can be set from the audio...
Page 127: Safety
Safety Direction Hazard warning lamps indicators A visual warning by means of the direction indicators to alert other road users to a vehicle Three flashes breakdown, towing or accident. Move the stalk briefly upwards or downwards, without going beyond the point of resistance; the corresponding direction indicators will flash 3 times.
Page 128: Emergency Or Assistance Call
This system allows you to make an emergency or assistance call to the emergency services or to the dedicated PEUGEOT service. F Press the central part of the multifunction For more information on the use of this function, refer to the "Audio equipment and steering wheel.
Page 129: Tyre Under-Inflation Detection
Safety Tyre under-inflation detection System which automatically checks the pressure of the tyres while driving. The system monitors the pressures on the four The under-inflation detection system Driving with under-inflated tyres tyres, once the vehicle is moving. does not replace the vigilance or the increases fuel consumption.
Page 130 Safety Under-inflation alert Reinitialisation F In the event of a puncture, use the This is given by fixed illumination of this warning lamp, accompanied by temporary puncture repair kit or the spare an audible signal and, depending on wheel (depending on equipment), equipment, the display of a message.
Page 131 In this case, under-inflation monitoring of the The system does not have to be tyres is no longer assured. reinitialised after fitting or removing Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT snow chains. dealer or a qualified workshop. F With the ignition on and the...
Page 132: Esc System
Safety Electronic stability control (ESC) A set of the following Electronic Stability Definitions systems: Anti-lock braking system (ABS) Anti-slip regulation (ASR) anti-lock braking system (ABS) and and electronic brake force electronic brake force distribution (EBFD), This system (also known as Traction Control) distribution (EBFD) emergency braking assistance, optimises traction in order to avoid wheel...
Page 133 (EBFD), which could cause loss of control of the vehicle when braking. You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so. In both cases, contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 134 F Press the button or, depending Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified on version, turn the knob to this workshop to have the system checked. position.
Page 135: Grip Control
Safety Grip control Special patented traction control system which improves traction on snow, mud and sand. This system, the operation of which has been optimised for each situation, allows you to manoeuvre in most conditions of poor grip (encountered during touring use). Associated with all-seasons Peak Mountain Snow Flake tyres, this system offers a compromise between safety, adhesion and...
Page 136 Safety You can deactivate certain functions of the ESC (ASR and DSC) by turning the dial to the "OFF" position. These functions are reactivated automatically from 30 mph (50 km/h) or every time the ignition is switched back on. Driving advice Mud mode Sand mode Your vehicle is designed principally to...
Page 137: Front Seat Belts
Safety Seat belts Front seat belts Height adjustment Fastening F To lower the attachment point, squeeze the F Pull the strap, then insert the tongue in the control A and slide it downwards. buckle. F To raise the attachment point, slide the F Check that the seat belt is fastened The front seat belts are fitted with a control A upwards.
Page 138: Rear Seat Belts
Safety Rear seat belts Seat belt not fastened / unfastened warning lamp in the instrument panel When the ignition is switched on, this warning lamp comes on in the instrument panel. It remains on for a certain time if the front passenger has not fastened their seat belt.
Page 139 In all cases, the airbag warning lamp and reeled in correctly. comes on. Following an impact, have the seat belts system checked, and if necessary replaced, by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 140: Airbags
Safety Airbags System designed to contribute towards Front airbags improving the safety of the occupants (with the exception of the rear centre passenger) in the event of violent collisions. The airbags supplement the action of the force-limiting seat belts (with the exception of the centre rear passenger).
Page 141 In the event of a fault, identified by the illumination of at least one of the two airbag warning lamps, do not install a passenger (adult or child) at the front. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or qualified workshop.
Page 142: Curtain Airbags
Each lateral airbag is fitted in the seat backrest in the screen, contact a PEUGEOT dealer frame, door side. or a qualified workshop to have the system checked. The airbags may no longer be...
Page 143 All work on the airbag system must be Never remove or pierce the steering wheel or to the chest or arms if the lateral airbag is carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer or a hit it violently. deployed. qualified workshop.
Page 144: Child Seats
Safety General points relating to child seats Child seat at the rear Although one of PEUGEOT main criteria when designing your vehicle, the safety of your children also depends on you. For maximum safety, please observe the "Rearward facing" PEUGEOT recommends that children...
Page 145 Safety Child seat in the front* "Rearward facing" "Forward facing" Passenger seat adjusted to the intermediate longitudinal and highest position. When a "rearward-facing" child seat is installed When a "forward-facing" child seat is installed on the front passenger seat, adjust the seat to: on the front passenger seat, adjust the the intermediate longitudinal position, with vehicle's seat to:...
Page 146: Deactivating The Passenger's Front Airbag
Safety Deactivating the passenger's front airbag Never install a rearward facing child The warning label present on both sides of the restraint system on a seat protected by passenger's sun visor repeats this advice. In an active front airbag. This could cause line with current legislation, the following tables the death of the child or serious injury.
Page 147 Safety НИКОГА НЕ инсталирайте детско столче на седалка с АКТИВИРАНА предна ВЪЗДУШНА ВЪЗГЛАВНИЦА. Това може да причини СМЪРТ или СЕРИОЗНО НАРАНЯВАНЕ на детето. NIKDY neumisťujte dětské zádržné zařízení orientované směrem dozadu na sedadlo chráněné AKTIVOVANÝM čelním AIRBAGEM. Hrozí nebezpečí SMRTI DÍTĚTE nebo VÁŽNÉHO ZRANĚNÍ. Brug ALDRIG en bagudvendt barnestol på...
Page 148 Safety Qatt m’ghandek thalli tifel/tifla marbut f’siggu dahru lejn l-Airbag attiva, ghaliex tista’ tikkawza korriment serju jew anke mewt lit-tifel/tifla Plaats NOOIT een kinderzitje met de rug in de rijrichting op een zitplaats waarvan de AIRBAG is INGESCHAKELD. Bij het afgaan van de airbag kan het KIND LEVENSGEVAARLIJK GEWOND RAKEN Installer ALDRI et barnesete med ryggen mot kjøreretningen i et sete som er beskyttet med en frontal AKTIVERT KOLLISJONSPUTE, BARNET risikerer å...
Page 149 Safety Child seats recommended by PEUGEOT PEUGEOT offers a range of recommended child seats which are secured using a three point seat belt. Group 0+: from birth to 13 kg "RÖMER Baby-Safe Plus" Installed in the rearward facing position. Groups 2 and 3: from 15 to 36 kg "KLIPPAN Optima"...
Page 150 Safety Locations for child seats secured with the seat belt In accordance with the European regulation, this table indicates the options for the installation of child seats secured using the seat belt and universally approved (a) in relation to the weight of the child and the seat in the vehicle. Weight of the child / indicative age Less than 13 kg From 9 to 18 kg...
Page 151 Safety (a) Universal child seat: child seat which can be installed in all vehicles using the seat belt. Remove and stow the head restraint (b) Group 0: from birth to 10 kg. Infant car seats and "car cots" cannot be installed on the front before installing a child seat on a passenger seat.
Page 152: Installing A Booster Seat
Ensure that the head restraint is stored or PEUGEOT recommends the use of a booster even for short journeys. attached securely to prevent it from being...
Page 153: Isofix Child Seats
Safety "ISOFIX" mountings Your vehicle has been approved in accordance The ISOFIX child seats are fitted with two with the latest ISOFIX regulation. latches which are secured on the two rings A. Some seats also have an upper strap, known The seats, represented below, are fitted with as the TOP TETHER, which is attached to regulation ISOFIX mountings:...
Page 154 Safety ISOFIX child seats recommended by PEUGEOT "RÖMER Baby-Safe Plus and its Baby-Safe Plus ISOFIX base" (size category: E) Group 0+: from birth to 13 kg Installed "rearward facing" using an ISOFIX base which is attached to the rings A.
Page 155 Safety "RÖMER Duo Plus ISOFIX" (size category: B1) Group 1: from 9 to 18 kg Installed forward facing Attached to the rings A and the upper ring B, referred to as the TOP TETHER, using an upper strap. Three seat body angles: sitting, reclining, lying down. This child seat can also be used on seats not equipped with ISOFIX mountings.
Page 156 Safety Locations for ISOFIX child seats In accordance with European Regulations, this table indicates the options for installing ISOFIX child seats on seats in the vehicle fitted with ISOFIX mountings. In the case of universal and semi-universal ISOFIX child seats, the ISOFIX size category, determined by a letter from A to G, is indicated on the child seat next to the ISOFIX logo.
Page 157: Child Lock
Any other status of the indicator lamp indicates a fault with the electric child lock. Switching on Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer F With the ignition on, press this button. or a qualified workshop. The indicator lamp in the button comes on,...
Page 158: Practical Information
Practical information Temporary puncture repair kit Complete system consisting of a compressor Access to the kit Composition of the kit and a sealant cartridge which permits temporary repair of a tyre so that you can drive to the nearest garage. It is designed to repair most punctures which could affect the tyre, located on the tyre tread or shoulder.
Page 159: Repair Procedure
Practical information Repair procedure F Switch off the ignition. F Uncoil the pipe stowed under the F Remove the valve cap from the tyre to be F Secure the speed limit sticker inside the compressor. repaired, and place it in a clean area. F Connect the pipe from the compressor to F Connect the hose from the sealant vehicle.
Page 160 If after around 5 to 7 minutes the pressure is not attained, this indicates that the tyre is not repairable; contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop for assistance. F Check that the compressor switch is at the F Start the compressor by placing the switch Take care, the sealant product "O"...
Page 161: Checking / Adjusting Tyre Pressures
Practical information Checking / adjusting tyre pressures F Place the switch in the "O" position. F Check that the compressor switch is at the You can also use the compressor, without F Remove the kit. injecting sealant, to check and if necessary "O"...
Page 162 Practical information Tyre under-inflation detection After repair of the tyre, the warning lamp will remain on until the system is reinitialised. For more information, refer to the "Under-inflation detection" section. F Start the compressor by placing the switch Should the pressure of one or more at the "I"...
Page 163: Changing A Wheel
Practical information Changing a wheel Procedure for changing a faulty wheel for the spare wheel using the tools provided with the vehicle. Access to the tools 3. "Bolt cover" tool. For removing the bolt protectors (covers) on alloy wheels. 4. Socket for the security bolts (located in the glove box).
Page 164 Practical information Access to the spare wheel* Wheel with trim When refitting the wheel, refit the trim starting by placing its notch facing the valve and press around its edge with the palm of your hand. The spare wheel is installed in the boot under Taking out the wheel the floor.
Page 165 Practical information Putting the wheel back in place F Put the wheel back in its housing. F Put the box back in the centre of the wheel F Unscrew the yellow central bolt by a few and clip it in place. F Refit the polystyrene spacer to restrain the turns then put it in place in the centre of the wheel.
Page 166: Removing A Wheel
Practical information Removing a wheel Parking the vehicle Immobilise the vehicle where it does not block traffic: the ground must be level, stable and not slippery. Apply the parking brake, switch off the ignition and engage first gear* to block the wheels.
Page 167 Practical information Ensure that the jack is stable. If the surface is slippery or loose, the jack may slip or drop - Risk of injury! Take care to position the jack only at the location A or B under the vehicle, ensuring that the contact surface on the vehicle is well centred on the head of the jack.
Page 168: Fitting A Wheel
Have the tightening of the bolts and the wheelbrace 1 only. pressure of the spare wheel checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop without delay. Have the punctured wheel repaired and refitted to the vehicle as soon as...
Page 169 Practical information F Lower the vehicle fully. F Tighten the security bolt using the F Fold the jack 2 and detach it. wheelbrace 1 fitted with the security socket 4 (if your vehicle has them). F Tighten the other bolts using the wheelbrace 1 only.
Page 170: Snow Chains
For more information on snow chains, contact a damaging your vehicle's tyres and the PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. road surface. It is recommended that before you leave, you practise fitting the snow chains on a level and dry surface.
Page 171: Changing A Bulb
Practical information Changing a bulb Front lamps The headlamps are fitted with polycarbonate glass with a protective coating: F do not clean them using a dry or abrasive cloth, nor with a detergent or solvent product, F use a sponge and soapy water or a pH neutral product, F when using a high pressure washer on persistent marks, do not keep...
Page 172 Practical information Changing direction indicator Changing dipped beam headlamp bulbs bulbs F Remove the protective cover by pulling on Rapid flashing of the direction indicator Amber coloured bulbs, such as the the tab. warning lamp (right or left) indicates the direction indicators, must be replaced F Disconnect the bulb connector.
Page 173 F Disconnect the bulb connector. For the replacement of this type of LED lamp, the bottom. F Pull out the bulb and replace it. contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 174 (top and bottom). two retaining clips. reverse order. F Replace the module. You should contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a To reassemble, carry out these operations in qualified workshop for the replacement of these reverse order. bulbs.
Page 175: Rear Lamps
Practical information Rear lamps Brake lamps (P21W). 4. Foglamp (P21W). Light emitting diodes-LEDs 2. Sidelamps (light emitting diodes - 5. Reversing lamp (P21W). For replacement, contact a PEUGEOT LEDs). dealer or qualified workshop. 3. Direction indicators (PY21W amber).
Page 176 Practical information Changing brake lamp and direction indicator bulbs These bulbs are changed from inside the boot: F open the boot, F press the retaining tabs and remove the F remove the access grille from the bulb holder, F turn the bulb a quarter of a turn and change corresponding side trim panel, F slacken and remove the nut, F disconnect the lamp unit connector,...
Page 177 Changing a foglamp or reversing (light emitting diodes - LEDs) lamp bulb Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified To facilitate the removal of the lamp, carry out Access is by passing a hand under the bumper. F Turn the bulb holder an eighth of a turn and workshop.
Page 178: Changing A Fuse
Practical information Changing a fuse Access to the tools F remove the carrier on which the tweezer is The extraction tweezer is fitted to the back of the dashboard fusebox cover. fitted. F unclip the cover by pulling at the top left, then right, F disengage the cover completely and turn it over,...
Page 179 If the fuse fails again soon after replacement, workshop. combined consumption of all of the have the vehicle's electrical system checked by additional equipment connected a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. exceeds 10 milliamperes.
Page 180 Practical information Dashboard fuses Fuse tables Fuse N° Rating Functions Door mirrors, headlamps, diagnostic socket. Alarm. Independent telematic unit, trailer interface. Electrochrome rear view mirror, additional heating. Hi-Fi amplifier, parking sensors 15 A Front 12 V socket. 15 A Audio system, audio system (accessory). The fusebox is placed in the lower dashboard (left-hand side).
Page 181 Practical information Fuse N° Rating Functions Glove box lamp, courtesy mirror, map reading lamps. 15 A Horn. 15 A Screenwash pump. Anti-theft. 15 A Air conditioning compressor. 15 A Rear wiper.
Page 182 Practical information Fuses behind the glove box Fuse N° Rating Functions 40 A Heated rear window. 10 A Heated door mirrors. 30 A Front one-touch windows. Not used. 30 A Rear one-touch windows. 10 A Folding door mirrors. 10 A Folding door mirrors.
Page 183: Engine Compartment Fuses
Practical information Engine compartment fuses Fuse table Fuse N° Rating Functions 15 A Front foglamps. 10 A Right hand main beam headlamp. 10 A Left hand main beam headlamp. 30 A Headlamp wash relay (accessory). 40 A Front wiper motor. 80 A Pre-heater plugs (Diesel).
Page 184: Battery
The presence of this label indicates the use of a 12 V lead-acid battery with special technology and specification, for which the involvement of a PEUGEOT F Raise the locking tab D fully to release the The battery is located under the bonnet.
Page 185: Starting Using Another Battery
Practical information Starting using another battery When your vehicle's battery is discharged, the engine can be started using a slave battery (external or on another vehicle) and jump lead cables. First check that the slave battery has a nominal voltage of 12 V and a capacity at least equal to that of the discharged battery.
Page 186: Charging The Battery Using A Battery Charger
If the battery and clean them. has been frozen, before charging have Following reconnection of the it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a battery qualified workshop who will check that The Stop & Start battery does not have...
Page 187: Electrical Energy Economy Mode
Practical information Load reduction mode Electrical energy economy mode System which manages the use of certain System which manages the duration of use of certain functions to retain a sufficient level of charge functions according to the level of charge in the battery.
Page 188: Changing A Wiper Blade
Practical information Changing a wiper blade Before removing a front Fitting wiper blade F Put the corresponding new wiper blade in place and clip it. F Within one minute after switching off F Fold down the wiper arm carefully. the ignition, operate the wiper stalk to position the wiper blades vertically on the windscreen.
Page 189: Towing The Vehicle
Practical information Towing the vehicle Procedure for having your vehicle towed or for towing another vehicle using a removable towing eye. Access to the tools General recommendations Observe the legislation in force in your country. Ensure that the weight of the towing vehicle is higher than that of the towed vehicle. The driver must remain at the wheel of the towed vehicle and must have a valid driving licence.
Page 190: Towing Your Vehicle
Practical information Towing your vehicle Towing another vehicle F Place the gear lever in neutral (position N on an electronic or automatic gearbox). Failure to observe this instruction could result in damage to certain components (braking, transmission...) and the absence of braking assistance the next time the engine is started.
Page 191: Towing A Trailer
Your vehicle is primarily designed for entrusted to a PEUGEOT dealer or a transporting people and luggage, but it may qualified workshop. also be used for towing a trailer.
Page 192 Side wind the engine as soon as possible. F Take into account the increased sensitivity The rear parking sensors will be to side wind. deactivated automatically if a genuine PEUGEOT towbar is used.
Page 193: Fitting Roof Bars
Fitting roof bars Advice on care and maintenance Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop for the installation of longitudinal bars. Recommendations on the care and To install transverse roof bars, observe the fitting positions indicated by markings on the maintenance your vehicle are given in the longitudinal roof bars.
Page 194: Accessories
Practical information Accessories A wide range of accessories and genuine parts is available from the PEUGEOT dealer network. These accessories and parts are all adapted to your vehicle and benefit from PEUGEOT's recommendation and warranty. Conversion kits "Transport solutions": "Security": You can obtain an "Enterprise"...
Page 195 Practical information "Multimedia": audio systems, portable satellite navigation By visiting a PEUGEOT dealer, you can also Depending on the legislation in force in systems, semi-integral support for portable obtain products for cleaning and maintenance the country, certain safety equipment satellite navigation system, hands-free kit,...
Page 196: Checks
The TOTAL Research and Development and PEUGEOT teams work together to develop high quality lubricants that meet the requirements of PEUGEOT vehicles. For you, this is the assurance that the performance of your engine is optimised while also ensuring its durability.
Page 197: Bonnet
Checks Bonnet Before doing anything under the bonnet, switch off the Stop & Start system to avoid any risk of injury resulting from an automatic change to START mode. Opening F Lift the safety catch and raise the bonnet. F Unclip the stay from its housing and place it in the support slot to hold the bonnet open.
Page 198: Petrol Engines
Checks Petrol engines The various caps and covers allow access for checking the levels of the various fluids and for replacing certain components. Screenwash reservoir. 2. Coolant reservoir. 3. Brake fluid reservoir. 4. Battery / Fuses. 5. Fusebox. 6. Air filter. Engine oil dipstick.
Page 199: Diesel Engines
Checks Diesel engines The various caps and covers allow access for checking the levels of the various fluids, for replacing certain components and for priming the fuel system. Screenwash reservoir. 2. Coolant reservoir. 3. Brake fluid reservoir. 4. Battery / Fuses. 5.
Page 200: Fuel Tank
Checks Fuel tank Fuel tank capacity: approximately 50 litres. Low fuel level Filling When the fuel tank minimum level is reached this warning lamp comes on in the instrument panel. There remains approximately 5 litres of fuel in the tank. When the warning lamp flashes there is very little fuel remaining in the tank.
Page 201 Checks Fuel supply cut-off Your vehicle is fitted with a safety system that When you have filled the tank: F put the cap back in place, cuts off the supply of fuel in the event of an F turn the key to the right, then remove it impact.
Page 202: Misfuel Prevention (Diesel)
Before travelling abroad, we slowly. filler nozzle. recommend that you check with the PEUGEOT dealer network, whether your vehicle is suitable for the fuel pumps in the country in which you want to travel. * According to country of sale.
Page 203 Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. The use of any other type of (bio)fuel (vegetable or animal oils, pure or diluted, domestic fuel...) is strictly prohibited (risk of...
Page 204: Running Out Of Fuel (Diesel)
Checks Running out of fuel (Diesel) On vehicle fitted with HDi engines, the fuel 1.4 HDi engine 1.6 HDi engine system must be primed if you run out of fuel; F Fill the fuel tank with at least five litres of F Fill the fuel tank with at least five litres of refer to the engine compartment view on the "Diesel engine"...
Page 205: Adblue ® Additive And Scr System
PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified During each scheduled service of your vehicle workshop as soon as possible: after a by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop, running distance of 650 miles Presentation of the SCR system the AdBlue ®...
Page 206 Checks ® Range indicators In the event of the risk of non-starting related to a lack of AdBlue When switching on the ignition, an indicator Range greater than 1 500 miles (2 400 km) The engine start prevention system gives an estimate of the distance that can When the ignition is switched on, no required by regulations is activated be travelled with your vehicle before engine...
Page 207 30 seconds until the additive tank has been been topped-up. topped-up. To be able to start the engine, Go to a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified Go to a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified we recommend that you call on a workshop to have the AdBlue ®...
Page 208 While driving, the message is displayed every emissions return to normal. 30 seconds while the fault with the SCR system persists. You should go to a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop as soon as possible. Otherwise, you will not be able to restart your engine.
Page 209 The emissions alert does not go off immediately, it will occur after several To be able to start the engine, you must call on mile of running. a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 210 15 minutes. You can got to a PEUGEOT dealer or a If a burning sensation or irritation persists, get qualified workshop. medical attention.
Page 211 Checks Recommendations on storage Procedure ® AdBlue freezes at about -11°C and Before topping-up, ensure that the vehicle is deteriorates above 25°C. It is recommended parked on a flat and level surface. that bottles be stored in a cool area and In wintry conditions, ensure that the protected from direct sunlight.
Page 212 Checks F After emptying the bottle, wipe away any Important: in the event of a top-up after spillage around the tank filler using a damp a breakdown because of a lack of cloth. additive, signalled by the message "Top up emissions additive: Starting prevented", you must wait around 5 minutes before switching on the ignition, without opening If any additive is split or splashed, wash...
Page 213: Checking Levels
Check all of these levels regularly, in line with the warranty and maintenance record. Top them up if necessary, unless otherwise indicated. If a level drops significantly, have the corresponding system checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
Page 214: Coolant Level
Checks Coolant level Screenwash fluid level The coolant level should be close Changing the coolant Top up the level when necessary. to the "MAX" mark but should never The coolant does not have to be replaced at exceed it. routine services. When the engine is warm, the temperature of the coolant is regulated by the fan.
Page 215 Do not discard used oil or fluids into Topping up sewers or onto the ground. Take used oil to a PEUGEOT dealer or This additive must be topped up by a a qualified workshop (France) or to an PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop authorised waste disposal site.
Page 216: Checks
Checks Unless otherwise indicated, check these components in accordance with the warranty and maintenance record and according to your engine. Otherwise, have them checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. 12 V battery Air filter and passenger compartment filter Particle emissions filter (Diesel) The battery does not require any maintenance.
Page 217: Brake Pads
Checking this system must be done by a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. Unless there is a leak in the circuit, a drop in the brake fluid level indicates that the brake pads are worn.
Page 218: Technical Data
37 °C, limit the towed weight. These characteristics correspond to the "Identification markings" section). values type-approved on a test bed, under For more information, contact a PEUGEOT conditions defined in European legislation dealer or a qualified workshop. (Directive 1999/99/EC). For more information, contact a PEUGEOT...
Page 219: Petrol Engines / Weights
Technical data Petrol engines / weights Engine oil capacity* Unbraked Recommended nose Engine Gearbox Speeds (litres) trailer (kg) weight (kg) Manual 1.2 VTi 82 hp Electronic 1.2 e-VTi 82 hp Electronic 3,13 Manual 4,25 1.6 VTi 120 hp Automatic 4,25 * Capacity with oil filter replacement.
Page 220: Diesel Engines / Weights
Technical data Diesel engines / weights Engine oil capacity* Unbraked Recommended nose Engine Gearbox Speeds (litres) trailer (kg) weight (kg) 1.4 HDi 68 hp Manual 3,75 Manual 3,75 1.6 e-HDi 92 hp Electronic 3,75 1.6 e-HDi 115 hp Manual 3,75 1.6 Blue HDi 120 hp Manual * Capacity with oil filter replacement.
Page 221: Dimensions
Technical data Dimensions (in mm)
Page 222: Identification Markings
Technical data Identification markings Various visible markings for the identification of your vehicle. It bears the following information: the tyre inflation pressures with and without load, the tyre sizes, the inflation pressure of the spare wheel, the paint colour code. A.
Page 223: Emergency Or Assistance
EMERGENCY OR ASSISTANCE CALL...
Page 224: Peugeot Connect Sos
Pressing this button again immediately cancels the request. The green Operation of the system LED goes off. Cancellation is confirmed by a voice message To cancel a call, tell the "PEUGEOT Connect SOS" call centre that the call was a mistake. When the ignition is switched on, the green LED comes on for 3 seconds indicating that the system is operating correctly.
Page 225: 7-Inch Touch Screen
7-inch Touch screen GPS satellite navigation system Multimedia audio system Bluetooth ® telephone CONTENTS 01 General operation The system is protected in such a way that it will only operate in your vehicle. 02 First steps - Control panel 03 Steering mounted controls 04 Media 05 Navigation 06 Configuration...
Page 226 PEUGEOT dealer. "Telephone" allows the connection of a mobile telephone via Bluetooth. * Depending on equipment.
Page 227 GENERAL OPERATION Use the buttons to the left of the touch screen for access to the menu carousels, then press the virtual buttons in the touch screen. Each menu is displayed in one or two pages (primary page and secondary page). Primary page Secondary page In very hot conditions, the system may go into stand-by (screen and sound completely off) for a minimum period of 5 minutes.
Page 228 FIRST STEPS Short-cuts: using the touch buttons in the upper band of the touch With the engine running, press to screen, it is possible to go directly mute the sound. to the selection of audio source, the With the ignition off, press to switch list of stations (or titles, depending the system on.
Page 229 STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS Rotation. Press: mute / restore sound. Radio: automatic selection of next / previous frequency. Media: previous / next track. Menus: movement Press. Increase volume. Radio: pre-set radio stations. Menus: confirm. Audio source: confirm selection Decrease volume. Incoming call: answer call. Call in progress: Telephone menu (contacts, call log).
Page 230 MEDIA Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Media" List of FM stations Primary page Preset...
Page 231 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Media List of FM stations Press on a radio station to select it. List FM Radio DAB Radio AM Radio Jukebox Media Select change of source Source iPod Bluetooth Media Pres an empty location to Preset it. Preset...
Page 232 MEDIA Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Media" List of FM stations Secondary page Photos Media Copy to Jukebox Manage Jukebox...
Page 233 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Preset Press a radio station to select it. Media Update list Update the list of stations received. Secondary page Frequency Enter the desired radio frequency. Radio list Confirm Save the settings. Page selection Display the selected photo full screen.
Page 234 MEDIA Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Media" Secondary page Media Radio settings Media options Radio settings...
Page 235 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Media Secondary page Presentation of the last media used. Media list Random (all tracks): Media Random (current album): Choose the play settings. Media options Loop: Aux. amplification RDS options Media DAB/FM options Radio Secondary page Activate or deactivate the options.
Page 236: Selecting A Station
RADIO Selecting a station Press on Media to display the primary page. Press Media to display the primary page then select "Preset". Press on Media to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Select "List" in the primary page. Select a preset radio station in the list.
Page 237: Changing A Radio Frequency
RADIO Changing a radio frequency Press on Media to display the primary Press on Media to display the primary page then press on the secondary page. page. By automatic frequency search Press on "Enter frequency" to display Press 3 or 4 to move the cursor the primary page then press on the for an automatic search down or up secondary page.
Page 238 RADIO Preset a station Select a radio station or frequency (refer to the corresponding section). Press on "Preset". Select a number in the list to preset the previously chosen radio station. A long press on a number presets (memorises) the station. A press on this button presets all of the stations one after the other.
Page 239 RADIO Activate/ Deactivate RDS Press on Media to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Select "Settings". Select "Radio". Activate/deactivate "RDS options". RDS, if activated, allows you to continue listening to the same station by automatic retuning to alternative frequencies. However, in certain conditions, coverage of an RDS station may not be assured throughout the entire country as radio stations do not cover 100 % of the territory.
Page 240 RADIO Short-cut: access to the choice Display of the of audio source and the list of name of the current stations (or titles, depending on Select the radio station. the source). station. Any thumbnail broadcast by the station. Select the audio source. Display the "DAB"...
Page 241 RADIO DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) Digital radio - DAB / FM auto tracking Digital radio Digital radio provides higher quality reception and also the "DAB" does not cover 100% of the territory. graphical display of current information on the radio station being When the digital radio signal is weak, "DAB / FM auto tracking"...
Page 242 MUSIC CD, MP3 CD, USB player, auxiliary input Selection of source Insert the CD in the player, insert the USB memory stick in the USB player or connect the USB peripheral to the USB port using a suitable cable (not supplied). Press on Media to display the primary page.
Page 243 MUSIC CD, MP3 CD / USB player Information and advice The audio equipment will only play audio files with".wma, .aac, .flac, .ogg and .mp3" file extensions and with a bit rate of between The system supports USB mass storage devices, BlackBerry ®...
Page 244 MUSIC Selecting a track to play Previous track. List of USB or CD tracks and folders. Up or down in the list. Next track. Confirm, next menu level. Previous folder. Up one menu level. Next folder. Pause.
Page 245: Audio Streaming
MUSIC ® Connecting APPLE players Audio streaming Connect the Apple ® player to one of the USB ports using a suitable cable (not supplied). Play starts automatically. Streaming allows audio files on your telephone to be played via the vehicle's speakers. Connect the telephone: see the "Telephone"...
Page 246 MUSIC Using the auxiliary input (AUX) (cable not supplied) Connect the portable device (MP3 player…) to the auxiliary JACK socket using an audio cable. Select Media to display the primary page. Select change the source. Select the AUXILIARY source. First adjust the volume of your portable device (to a high level). Then adjust the volume of your audio system.
Page 247: Managing The Jukebox
MUSIC Managing the Jukebox Connect the device (MP3 player...) to the USB port or auxiliary Select the magnifying glass to enter the folder or album and select audio file by audio file. socket using a suitable audio cable. When no audio file is copied to the system with a capacity of 8GB, Select "Confirm"...
Page 248 NAVIGATION Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Navigation Route settings "Navigation" Primary page...
Page 249 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Enter destination Display recent destinations Fastest Shortest Time/distance Choose the navigation criteria. Ecological The map displays the route chosen according to these criteria. Calculatory criteria Tolls Ferries Navigation Strict - Close Settings Show route on map Display the map and start navigation.
Page 250 NAVIGATION Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Navigation" Enter destination Address For managing contacts and Secondary page their addresses, refer to the "Communications" section. Contacts To use the telephone functions, Search for a point of interest Navigation refer to the "Communications" section.
Page 251 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Curr. location Points of Interest Address settings Town centre Address Save Save the current address. Add waypoint Add a waypoint to the route. Navigate to Press to calculate the route. Navigation Addresses Add contact Secondary page Contacts Add waypoint...
Page 252 NAVIGATION Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Diversion Traffic messages "Navigation" Secondary page Map settings Map settings Navigation Settings Settings Settings Moving between the two menus.
Page 253 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments On the route Around vehicle Navigation Settings for the choice of messages and the filter radius. Near destination Secondary page Detour over a distance Traffic messages Detour Recalculate route Finish Save the options. Flat view north heading Orientation Flat view vehicle heading...
Page 254: Choosing A New Destination
NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Choosing a new destination Towards a new destination Press on Navigation to display the primary Select "Navigate to". page then go to the secondary page. Choose the navigation criteria: "Fastest" or "Shortest" or "Time/distance" or "Ecological". Select "Enter destination". Choose the restriction criteria: "Include tollroads", "Include ferries", "Traffic", "Strict", "Close".
Page 255 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Towards a recent destination Towards a contact Navigation towards a contact imported from a telephone is only possible if the address entered is compatible with the system. Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page.
Page 256 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Towards GPS coordinates Towards a point on the map Press on Navigation to display the primary Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. page then go to the secondary page. Select "Enter destination".
Page 257 Select "All POIs" or "Garage" or "Dining/ You can also update the Risk areas / Danger areas every month. hotels" or "Personal" or "By name". The detailed procedure is available on: http://peugeot.navigation.com. Select a category from the list offered. Select "Search".
Page 258 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Towards points of interest (POI) Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Select "Show POIs". Select a category from the list offered then "Confirm".
Page 259 NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Risk area / Danger zone alert settings Press on Navigation to display the primary Select "Confirm". page then go to the secondary page. These functions are only available if Risk Areas have been Select "Settings". downloaded and installed on the system. Select "Alert config.".
Page 260: Adding A Waypoint
NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Adding a waypoint Organising waypoints Press on Navigation to display the primary To organise waypoints, carry out the previous operations 1 to 3 page then go to the secondary page. again (Adding a waypoint). Select "Enter destination". Select the waypoint that you want to move in the order.
Page 261: Route Options
NAVIGATION - GUIDANCE Route options Calculation criteria It is then possible to choose: the navigation criteria: "Fastest", "Shortest", "Time/distance", Press Navigation to display the primary page "Ecological". then go to the secondary page. the exclusion criteria: "Include tollroads", "Include ferries", "Traffic", "Strict", "Close".
Page 262: Traffic Information
TRAFFIC Traffic information Setting filters Display of messages Press on Navigation to display the primary Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. page then go to the secondary page. Select "Traffic messages". Select "Settings". Set the "On the route", "Around", "Near Select "Info option".
Page 263 TRAFFIC Main traffic symbols Receiving TA messages Red and yellow triangle: traffic information, for example: Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Modified signs Narrow carriageway Slippery surface Accident Select "Settings". Delay Roadworks Risk of explosion Road closed Select "Voice".
Page 264 TRAFFIC Diverting from a route Press on Navigation to display the primary Select "Recalculate route". The route will be modified in time and distance. page then go to the secondary page. Select "Traffic messages". Select "Confirm". The route may be diverted following the reception of a traffic Select "Diversion".
Page 265: Map Settings
Map settings Map orientation Select: Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. "Flat view north heading" to keep the map always North up, "Flat view vehicle heading" to have the map follow the direction of travel, "Perspective view"...
Page 266 Configure Select: ""Day" map colour" to have the map always in day mode. Press on Navigation to display the primary ""Night" map colour" to have the map page then go to the secondary page. always in night mode. "Automatic day/night" to have the brightness of the map adjusted automatically according to the ambient light level.
Page 267 SETTINGS Navigation speech synthesis Volume / Street names Press on Navigation to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Select "Voice synthesis" and/or "Male voice" and/or "Female voice" and/or "Speak road names". Select "Settings". Select "Confirm" to save the modifications. Select "Voice".
Page 268 CONFIGURATION Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Audio settings "Configuration" Audio settings Primary page Audio settings Choice of colors...
Page 269 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Ambience Choose the sound ambience. Set the position of the sound in the vehicle using the Balance Configuration Arkamys ® system. Sound effects Choose the volume or activate the link to vehicle speed. Audio settings Ringtones Choose the telephone ringtone and volume.
Page 270 CONFIGURATION Level 2 Level 1 "Configuration" Units Secondary page Factory settings Configuration Time/Date Display screen...
Page 271 Level 1 Level 2 Comments Set the units used to display distance, fuel consumption and Units temperature. Configuration Erase data Select the desired data in the list then press Delete. Secondary page Factory settings Return to factory settings. System Settings Confirm Save the settings.
Page 272 06 CONFIGURATION Level 1 Level 2 "Configuration" Choice of language Secondary page Configuration Calculator Calendar...
Page 273 Level 1 Level 2 Comments Configuration Confirm Select the language then confirm. Secondary page Languages Configuration Secondary page Select the calculator. Calculator Configuration Secondary page Select the calendar. Calendar...
Page 274 CONFIGURATION Audio settings Press on Configuration to display the primary "Ambience" (choice of 6 musical ambiences) page. "Bass " "Treble " "Loudness" (Activate/Deactivate) Select "Audio settings". "Balance", "Driver", "All passengers", "Front only " "Audio setting on touch screen" "Volume linked to vehicle speed:" (Activate/Deactivate) Select "Ambience"...
Page 275 CONFIGURATION Colour schemes Interactive help Press on Configuration to display the primary Press on Configuration to display the primary page. page. Select "Colour schemes". Select "Interactive help". The interactive version of your user guide available in this touch Select the colour scheme in the list then screen is not intended as a substitute for the more complete content "Confirm".
Page 276 CONFIGURATION System Modify system settings Press on Configuration to display the primary Press on Configuration to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. page then go to the secondary page. Select "System Settings". Select "Screen settings". Select "Units" to change the units of distance, Activate or deactivate "Activate automatic text fuel consumption and temperature.
Page 277 CONFIGURATION Press on Configuration to display the primary page then go to the secondary page. Select: "Time/Date" to change the time zone, synchronisation with GPS, time and its format and then the date. "Languages" to change the language. "Calculator" to display a calculator "Calendar"...
Page 278 "Connected services" Primary page: Secondary page: Driving assistance Internet navigation via applications, see following Bluetooth telephone Dial-Up page on "PEUGEOT Networking (DUN). CONNECT APPS" *. DUN connection settings It may be that certain new generation smartphones are not compatible with this standard.
Page 279 PEUGEOT CONNECT APPS "PEUGEOT CONNECT APPS" is a service providing driving aid applications in real time, that gives access to useful information such as the state of the traffic, danger zones, fuel prices, the availability of parking places, tourist sites, weather conditions, correct addresses…...
Page 280 TELEPHONE Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Telephone" Primary page Call log Contacts...
Page 281 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments All calls Incoming calls Outgoing calls Telephone Contacts After making choices, start the call. Call log View Magnifying glass Create Call Addresses Modify Delete Add contact Telephone Delete all After making choices, start the call. Search for contact Contacts Confirm...
Page 282 TELEPHONE Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 "Telephone" Bluetooth Connection menu Secondary page Telephone connection Devices detected Telephone options...
Page 283 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Comments Search Start the search for another peripheral device to connect. Telephone Stop the Bluetooth connection to the selected peripheral Disconnect connection device. Import the contacts from the selected telephone to store Secondary page Update them in the audio system.
Page 284: Pairing A Bluetooth Telephone First Connection
BLUETOOTH For reasons of safety and because they require prolonged attention Pairing a Bluetooth telephone on the part of the driver, the operations for pairing the Bluetooth mobile telephone to the hands-free system of the audio system must First connection be carried out with the vehicle stationary.
Page 285: Connecting A Bluetooth Peripheral
(see previous pages). Visit www.peugeot.co.uk for more information (compatibility, The connection is confirmed by the display of a additional help, ...).
Page 286: Receiving A Call
BLUETOOTH Receiving a call Managing paired telephones This function allows the connection or disconnection of a peripheral An incoming call is announced by a ring and a superimposed display device as well as the deletion of a pairing. in the screen. Press on Telephone to display the primary page then go to the secondary page.
Page 287: Making A Call
CONTACTS Use of the telephone is not recommended while driving. Making a call We recommended that you park safely or make use of the steering mounted controls. Calling a new number Calling a contact Press on Telephone to display the primary Press on Telephone to display the primary page.
Page 288: Ending A Call
CALL LOG Ending a call Calling a recently used number Press on Telephone to display the primary page. Select "End call". Select "Call log". Make a long press on the steering mounted TEL button. Select the desired contact from the list offered. It is always possible to make a call directly from the telephone;...
Page 289 SETTINGS Ringtones Managing contacts / Entries Press on Telephone to display the primary Press on Telephone to display the primary page. page then go to the secondary page. Select "Contacts". Select "Telephone Options". Select "Add contact". Select "Ringtones". Select: "New" to add a new contact. "Modify"...
Page 290 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS The following table groups together the answers to the most frequently asked questions concerning your audio system. qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION Navigation, guidance The guidance criteria may conflict with the current location (exclusion of The route calculation is Check the guidance criteria on the Navigation Menu, "Guidance options"\ "Define calculation not successful.
Page 291 "visible to all". The Bluetooth telephone is not compatible with the system. You can check the compatibility of your telephone at www.peugeot.co.uk (services). The volume of the The volume depends both on the system and on the telephone. Increase the volume of the audio system, to...
Page 292 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION Some contacts are The options for synchronizing contacts are synchronizing the contacts Select "Display SIM card contacts" or "Display duplicated in the list. on the SIM card, the contacts on the telephone, or both. When both telephone contacts".
Page 293 The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). I cannot find some radio The station is not received or its name has changed in the list.
Page 294 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION Settings, configuration In changing the setting The selection of an equalizer setting imposes the balance settings. Modify the balance or equalizer settings to obtain of treble and bass the the desired musical ambience. Modifying one without the other is not possible. equalizer setting is deselected.
Page 295 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION With the engine off, the When the engine is switched off, the system's operating time depends on Start the vehicle's engine to increase the battery system switches off after the battery charge. charge. a few minutes of use. The switch-off is normal: the system switches to economy mode and switches off to prevent discharging of the vehicle's battery.
Page 297: Audio System / Bluetooth
AUDIO SYSTEM / BLUETOOTH CONTENTS 01 First steps 02 Steering mounted controls 03 Radio For safety reasons, the driver must only carry out 04 Audio operations which require prolonged attention while the vehicle is stationary. 05 Using the telephone When the engine is switched off and to prevent discharging of the battery, the system switches off after 06 Audio settings activation of energy economy mode.
Page 298: First Steps
FIRST STEPS Select the source: FM1, FM2, AM, CD, USB, AUX, Streaming. accept an incoming call. Adjust audio settings: Long press: Abandon the current sound ambience, treble, open the calls log for the operation. bass, loudness, distribution, telephone connected. left/right balance, front/rear On / Off and volume Go up one level (menu or or end a call if in progress.
Page 299: 02 Steering Mounted Controls
02 STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS RADIO: automatic search for a higher frequency. CD / MP3 / USB: selection of the next track. CD / USB: continuous press: fast forwards play. Change of sound source. Confirmation of a selection. Start/End call with the telephone. Press for more than 2 seconds: access to the call log.
Page 300: Radio
RADIO Radio The exterior environment (hills, buildings, tunnel, car park, below ground...) may prevent reception, even in RDS station tracking (alternative frequencies) mode. This phenomenon is normal in the propagation of radio waves and is in no way indicative of a fault with the audio system. Presetting and selecting a station Managing the list A long press on LIST builds or updates...
Page 301 RADIO Entering a frequency manually RDS, if displayed, enables you to continue listening to the same station by automatic retuning to alternative frequencies. However, in certain conditions, coverage of an RDS station may not be assured throughout the country as radio stations do not cover Press MENU, select "Radio", then 100 % of the territory.
Page 302 RADIO Receiving TA messages Displaying RADIO TEXT The TA (Traffic Announcement) function gives priority to TA alert messages. To operate, this function needs good reception of a radio station transmitting this type of message. When a traffic report Radio text is information transmitted by the radio station related to is transmitted, the current audio source (Radio, CD, USB, ...) is the current programme or song.
Page 303: Audio
AUDIO Audio CD Playing a CD Insert 12 cm diameter circular compact discs only. Some anti-pirating systems, on original discs or CDs copied using a personal recorder, may cause faults which are no reflection on the quality of the original player. Without pressing the EJECT button, insert a CD in the player, play begins automatically.
Page 304 AUDIO CD, USB Information and advice On a single disc, the CD player can read up to 255 MP3 files spread over 8 folder levels with a maximum of 192 folders. However, it is recommended that this be kept to 2 levels so as to limit the time taken The audio system will only play files with ".mp3", ".wma"...
Page 305 AUDIO CD, USB Playing a compilation To play a disc or memory stick which has already been inserted, press SRC/ TEL several times in succession and Insert an MP3 compilation in the CD player or select "CD" or "USB". connect a memory stick to the USB port. Press one of the buttons to select the next or previous track.
Page 306 AUDIO Press MENU, select "Media" then select or deselect "TA" to activate Press LIST to display the structure of or deactivate reception of traffic the folders in the compilation. messages. Select the play mode: "Normal", "Random", "Random all" or Select a line in the list. "Repeat".
Page 307 AUDIO APPLE ® player or portable player The audio files on a Mass Storage portable player* can be heard through the vehicle's speakers by connecting The playlists are those defined in the Apple ® player. it to the USB port (cable not supplied). Management of the device is via the audio system controls;...
Page 308: Streaming - Playing Audio Files Via Bluetooth
AUDIO Streaming - Playing audio files via Bluetooth In certain cases, playing of the audio files must be initiated from Depending on the compatibility of the phone the telephone. Streaming allows music files on a telephone to be heard via the vehicle's speakers.
Page 309: Using The Telephone
Bluetooth hands-free system of your audio system must be carried out with the vehicle stationary and the ignition on. Visit www.peugeot.co.uk for more information (compatibility, more help, ...). It is not possible to pair more that 5 telephones. Press MENU and select "Bluetooth".
Page 310 USING THE TELEPHONE In some cases, the Bluetooth address of the telephone may appear instead of the name of the telephone. Accept the connection to the telephone. A message appears in the screen to confirm the result of the connection. A virtual keypad is displayed on the screen: choose a 4 digit code then confirm with OK.
Page 311 USING THE TELEPHONE Managing connections Select a telephone and confirm "OK". Press MENU then select "Bluetooth". Then select or deselect: "Tel.": hands-free connection "Audio": play audio files "OK" to confirm the choice. Select "Delete" to delete the Select "BT management" and confirm. The list of pairing.
Page 312: Making A Call - Recently Called Numbers
USING THE TELEPHONE Making a call - Recently called numbers* Make along press on SRC/TEL to display the calls list. Previous or next page in the calls list. For access to the calls list, it is also possible to press MENU, select "Telephone", then select "Call", and finally select "Calls list".
Page 313: Receiving A Call
USING THE TELEPHONE Making a call - From the directory Receiving a call An incoming call is announced by a ring and a superimposed display in the screen. Press MENU, select "Telephone". Press SRC/TEL or select "YES" to accept the call, select "NO"...
Page 314: Managing Calls
USING THE TELEPHONE Managing calls Secret - Mute Hang up (so that the caller cannot hear) In the contextual menu: select "Micro OFF" to switch off In the contextual menu, select "Hang the microphone. up" to end the call. select "Micro OFF" to switch the microphone on again.
Page 315: Audio Settings
AUDIO SETTINGS The distribution, or spatialisation of sound, is an audio process Press ¯ to display the audio settings which allows the sound quality to be improved according to the menu. setting chosen, corresponding to the position of the listeners in Press ¯...
Page 316: Configuration
Press MENU then "Config.". Select "Version" for information on the software. Select "System" when you want to install an update. Select "Displaying" to activate or deactivate Information can be obtained from a PEUGEOT scrolling text. dealer. Select "Language" to modify the display language.
Page 317: Screen Menu Map
SCREEN MENU MAP(S) MENU Telephone Language Call Deutsch Radio Directory English Calls list Español Missed calls Français Italiano Dialed calls Write freq. Answered calls Nederlands Media Phone status Português Normal Português-Brasil Bluetooth Random Русский BT management Türkçe Random all Search Repeat Version Config.
Page 318: Frequently Asked Questions
FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS The following tables contain answers to the most frequently asked questions. qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION There is a difference in For optimum sound quality, the audio settings (volume, bass, treble, Check that the audio settings (volume, bass, sound quality between ambience, loudness) can be adapted to the different sound sources, treble, ambience, loudness) are adapted to the the different audio...
Page 319 The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). Sound cut-outs of 1 to...
Page 320 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION The CD is ejected The CD is inserted upside down, is unplayable, does not contain any Check that the CD is inserted in the player the automatically or is not audio data or contains an audio format which the player cannot play. right way up.
Page 321 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION An iPod is not recognised The iPod is of a generation that is not compatible with the USB. when connecting to the USB port. The hard disk or device Some hard disks and devices need a power supply greater than is Connect the device to the 230 V socket, the 12 V is not recognised when provided by the audio system.
Page 323: Audio System
AUDIO SYSTEM CONTENTS 01 First steps 02 Steering mounted controls 03 Audio system For safety reasons, the driver must only carry out operations which require prolonged attention while the 04 Audio settings vehicle is stationary. When the engine is switched off and to prevent 05 Screen menu map discharging of the battery, the system switches off after activation of economy mode.
Page 324 01 FIRST STEPS Automatic search for a lower/ higher radio frequency. Select the previous/next CD track. Adjust audio settings: Abandon the current operation. Navigation in a list. sound ambience, treble, bass, Selection of source: loudness, left/right balance, Go up one level (menu or Press and hold: fast forward FM1, FM2, AM, CD, AUX.
Page 325 02 STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS RADIO: automatic search for next frequency. CD / MP3: select the next track. CD: press and hold: fast forward. Change audio source. Confirm a selection. RADIO: automatic search for previous frequency. CD / MP3: select the previous track. CD: press and hold: fast backward.
Page 326 03 AUDIO Radio Selecting a station The external environment (hills, buildings, tunnels, basement car parks) may block reception, including in RDS mode. This is a normal effect of the way in which radio waves are transmitted and does not Press LIST to display the list of stations indicate any failure of the audio equipment.
Page 327 AUDIO Receiving TA messages The TA (Traffic Announcement) function gives priority to TA alert RDS, if displayed, enables you to continue listening to the same station by automatic retuning to alternative frequencies. However, in messages. To operate, this function needs good reception of a radio station transmitting this type of message.
Page 328 03 AUDIO Display RADIO TEXT Audio CD Playing a CD Insert 12 cm diameter circular compact discs only. Radio Text is information transmitted by the radio station on the Some anti-pirating systems, on original discs or CDs copied using a station or on the song being played.
Page 329 AUDIO Information and advice On a given disc, the CD player can read up to 255 MP3 files spread The audio system can only play files with ".mp3", ".wma" or ".wav" over 8 levels. However, it is advisable to keep to a limit of two levels to extensions.
Page 330 AUDIO Playing a compilation Press one of the buttons to select the Insert an MP3 compilation on the CD player. previous or next track. Press one of the buttons to select the The system constitutes playlists (in temporary memory) which may previous or next folder depending on the take between a few seconds to several minutes.
Page 331 AUDIO Select a folder /Playlist. Press LIST to display the compilation folder structure. Start play of the track selected. Select a line in the list. Go back one level. Go back to the first level to select the track classification: By Folders: all folders containing audio files recognised on the Jump a page.
Page 332 AUDIO Auxiliary socket (AUX) Auxiliary JACK socket The auxiliary Jack socket permits the connection of a portable First adjust the volume on your portable device. device. Connect the portable device to the auxiliary Jack socket using a Then adjust the volume of the audio suitable cable (not supplied).
Page 333: Play Mode
AUDIO Play mode The play modes available are: Select the desired play mode and confirm with OK to save the changes. Normal: the tracks are played in order, depending on the classification of the selected files. Random: the tracks in an album or folder are played in a random order.
Page 334 AUDIO SETTINGS Adjust the setting then confirm by Press ¯ to display the audio settings menu. pressing OK. The settings available are: AMBIANCE, BASS, The AMBIANCE, TREBLE and BASS settings are different and TREBLE, independent for each sound source. LOUDNESS, BALANCE (L/R), AUTO VOLUME.
Page 335 SCREEN MENU MAP(S) MENU Displaying MAIN FUNCTION Scroll Text Radio OPTION A Traffic TA Option A1 Option A2 Radio Text OPTION B... Media Unit Play Celsius Normal Farhenheit Random Random all Repeat Language Radio Text...
Page 336 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS The following tables contain answers to the most frequently asked questions. qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION There is a difference in For optimum sound quality, the audio settings (Volume, Bass, Treble, Check that the audio settings (Volume, Bass, sound quality between Ambiance, Loudness) can be adapted to the different sound sources, Treble, Ambiance, Loudness) are adapted to the different audio...
Page 337 The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going Have the aerial checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. through a car wash or into an underground car park). Sound cut-outs of 1 to...
Page 338 FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION The CD is ejected The CD is inserted upside down, is unplayable, does not contain any Check that the CD is inserted in the player the automatically or is not audio data or contains an audio format which the player cannot play. right way up.
Page 339 Alphabetical index Changing the time ...........42 Accessories ..........192 Auxiliary ..........240, 244 Accessory socket, 12V ........72 Auxiliary sockets ...........330 Checking levels ........211-213 Checking the engine oil level ......37 AdBlue ® ............203 Checking tyre pressures (using the kit) ..156 Additive, AdBlue ........24, 203 Checks ........
Page 340 Alphabetical index Direction indicators ..115, 125, 170, 173, 174 Filling with fuel ......198, 200, 201 Hands-free kit ......282, 283, 307 Door trays ............71 Fitting a wheel ..........164 Hazard warning lamps ....78, 125, 126 Dynamic stability control Fitting roof bars ..........191 Head restraints, front ........57 (DSC) ........23, 130, 132, 133 Fittings, boot ...........75...
Page 341 Menus (Touch screen) ........224 Particle emission filter ......213, 214 Mini fuel level ..........198 Passenger compartment filter ...... 214 Mirror, rear view ..........61 PEUGEOT CONNECT APPS .......277 Mirrors, door............60 Peugeot Connect Assistance .......222 Labels, identification ........220 Misfuel prevention .........200 Peugeot Connect SOS .........222 Lamps, warning and indicator ....16, 20, 21...
Page 342 Alphabetical index Replacing fuses ..........176 Setting the clock ..........42 Towbar ............189 Replacing the air filter ........214 Sidelamps ...... 110, 114, 115, 171, 173 Towing another vehicle .........187 Replacing the oil filter ........214 Side repeater ..........172 Traction control (ASR) ......23, 130 Replacing the passenger Snow chains ..........168 Traffic information (TA) ......261, 300...
Page 343 Alphabetical index Warning lamps ..........21 Warning lamp, SCR emissions control system ....25 Warning triangle ..........78 Washing (advice)...........191 Wash-wipe, rear ..........120 Window controls ..........52 Wiper control stalk ......... 119-121 Wiper, rear.............120 Wipers ..........19, 119, 121...
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