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Page 2 You can find your user guide on the PEUGEOT website, under the Referring to the user guide on-line also gives you access to the heading "Personal space". latest information available, easily identified by the bookmarks, associated with this pictogram: Select: The Vehicle documentation link in the home page (no registration is If the heading "Personal space"...
Page 3 WELCOME The Boxer has been designed to satisfy all your requirements Please note the following point: the fitting of electrical equipment in terms of practicality, comfort, safety and aesthetics. or accessories which are not recommended by PEUGEOT In order to get the most out of your vehicle, we suggest that may result in a failure of your vehicle's electronic system.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. FAMILIARISATION 2. READY TO SET OFF 3. EASE OF USE and 4. TECHNOLOGY on 4-20 21-45 COMFORT 46-78 BOARD 79-113 Presentation Remote control Lighting Trip computer control stalk Exterior Mode Wipers Access Conﬁ dential card Parking sensors Interior Alarm Cruise control Reversing camera...
Page 5 Contents 5. SAFETY 114-132 6. ACCESSORIES 8. QUICK HELP 10. VISUAL SEARCH 133-136 145-162 174-180 Parking brake Towing a trailer Battery Exterior Hazard warning lamps 114 Roof bars Changing a wheel Instruments and controls Horn Other accessories Puncture repair kit Changing a bulb Interior Technical data -...
Page 6 PRESENTATION This handbook is designed to familiarise you with the new vehicle Within the chapters symbols draw your attention to specific from the moment you get behind the wheel and to describe the information: operating features. directs you to the chapter and section which contains detailed Reading the handbook is made easy by a content divided into information concerning a function, 10 colour-coded chapters.
Page 7: Familiarisation
Familiarisation EXTERIOR Reversing camera Opening the rear doors to 180° This system is activated automatically Once the vehicle has been unlocked, the when reverse gear is engaged, with a rear doors can be opened to 180° to make visual return on a screen that takes the unloading/loading operations easier.
Page 8: Access
Familiarisation ACCESS Remote control key Manual central locking controls Sliding side door Opening 2 buttons Unfolding / Folding the key. Pull the handle towards you then towards the rear. Unlocking. Take care not to obstruct the guide space on the floor so as to allow the door to slide Locking.
Page 9 Familiarisation ACCESS Fuel tank Rear doors Opening to 180° Opening Press the button, located on the door trim Opening the fuel filler flap. panel, to widen the angle of opening of the Pull the handle towards you. Hooking the fuel filler cap. door.
Page 10: Interior
Familiarisation INTERIOR Instruments and controls 4. MODE, configuration and 7. Wiper / screenwash / trip computer personalisation / lighting dimmer / control stalk. 1. Fusebox. headlamp beam height adjustment. 8. Ignition switch. 2. Programmable heating. 5. Lighting and direction indicator control 9.
Page 11 Familiarisation Centre console 5. 12 volt accessory socket (180 W max). 8. Central locking / alarm indicator lamp. 1. Audio equipment. 6. Dynamic stability control (ASR) / 9. Hazard warning lamps. Intelligent Traction Control. 2. Manual air conditioning. 10. Rear foglamps. 7.
Page 12: Sitting Comfortably
Familiarisation SITTING COMFORTABLY Driver's seat adjustments Forwards-backwards Seat height Seat back angle Lumbar support Seat heating Variable damping seat...
Page 13 Familiarisation SITTING COMFORTABLY Manual adjustment of the reach of the Door mirror adjustment Front seat belt steering wheel 1. Unlocking the adjustment mechanism. The mirrors are divided into two zones: Fastening. A and B. 2. Locking the adjustment mechanism. 1. Driver's mirror: 3.
Page 14: Seeing Clearly
Familiarisation SITTING COMFORTABLY SEEING CLEARLY Ignition switch Lighting Parking lamps STOP position. With the ignition off and the key in the STOP Automatic illumination of headlamps. position or removed: RUNNING position. Move the ring on the lighting stalk to START position. Lamps off.
Page 15 Familiarisation SEEING CLEARLY Electric window controls Windscreen wipers Windscreen wash A. Driver's electric window control. A. Park. Pull the control stalk towards you, the windscreen wash is accompanied by a timed B. Passenger's electric window control. B. Intermittent (4 speeds). operation of the wipers.
Page 16: Ventilation
Familiarisation VENTILATION Recommended interior settings Manual Air Conditioning If I require... Air distribution Temperature Air flow Air recirculation Heating Cooling Demisting Defrosting Digital air conditioning : use of the fully automatic operation by pressing the "AUTO" button is recommended.
Page 17: Monitoring
Familiarisation MONITORING Instrument panel Warning lamps Reversing camera A. Speedometer. With the ignition on, the orange and red The camera comes on when you engage warning lamps come on. reverse gear and remains active up to B. Instrument panel screen. approximately 9 mph (15 km/h).
Page 18: Passenger Safety
Familiarisation PASSENGER SAFETY Child lock ISOFIX mountings To deactivate the front passenger airbag, refer to the "MODE" section of chapter 4, then on the "Passenger airbag" menu, select OFF. The airbag warning lamp on the instrument panel stays on while the airbag is deactivated.
Page 19: Driving Safely
Familiarisation DRIVING SAFELY Pneumatic suspension Cruise control Hill start assist The state of the cruise control system is This system, linked with the ESP, makes hill This equipment allows you to alter the rear given on the instrument panel by a warning starts easier and is activated in the following height of the load floor to make loading or lamp located in the rev counter.
Page 20 Familiarisation DRIVING SAFELY Stop & Start Deactivation / Reactivation Going into engine STOP mode Going into engine START mode The "S" warning lamp comes on The "S" warning lamp goes off in the instrument panel and the and the engine restarts: engine goes into standby: with a manual gearbox ;...
Page 21: 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, Before moving off, if the passenger Avoid running the engine before moving change up without waiting and drive by...
Page 22 Observe the recommendations on Limit the causes of excess maintenance consumption Spread loads throughout the vehicle; Check the tyre pressures regularly, when When refuelling, do not continue after place the heaviest items in the bottom of cold, referring to the label in the door the 3 cut-off of the nozzle to avoid any the boot, as close as possible to the rear...
Page 23: Remote Control
Access ACCESS REMOTE CONTROL Unlocking the cab Unlocking the rear doors Central locking Press this button to unlock your Press this button to unlock the Press this button briefly to lock all vehicle's cab. The interior courtesy side door and the rear doors of of your vehicle's doors, cab and lamp comes on brieﬂ...
Page 24 Access Deadlocking Press this button twice in succession to deadlock the vehicle. It is then impossible to open the doors from the inside or the outside. The direction indicators flash three times. Never leave anyone inside the vehicle when it is deadlocked. Folding/unfolding the key Press this button to release the key from its housing.
Page 25: Key
Only use batteries which are identical or of use the screwdriver as a lever to extract an equivalent type to those recommended the battery holder housing 2 , by a PEUGEOT dealer. Take used batteries to an authorised collection point.
Page 26 Access MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE KEY Unlocking Unlocking the rear Type of key Locking the doors Deadlocking the cabin doors Turn anti-clockwise Turn clockwise (driver's side). (driver's side). Remote control Signalling Direction indicators 2 flashes. 1 flash. 2 flashes. 3 flashes. On for about 3 seconds, Lamp on the control Off.
Page 27: Conﬁ Dential Card
It contains the identification code necessary When purchasing a second-hand vehicle: for any work carried out by a PEUGEOT If the key is not recognised, the engine dealer on the electronic immobiliser system. ensure that you are given the cannot be started.
Page 28: Alarm
Access ALARM While the alarm is monitoring, any intrusion Deactivation using the remote control triggers the siren for approximately If your vehicle is fitted with an ANTI-THEFT When this button is pressed, 30 seconds, accompanied by lighting of the ALARM. the alarm is deactivated when direction indicators.
Page 29: Front - Rear Doors
Access From outside Pull the handle towards you then towards the rear. From inside To unlock and open, push the handle towards the rear. Ensure that the door opens fully in order for the latch at the bottom of the door to engage. To release and close, pull the handle while FRONT DOORS sliding the door.
Page 30 Access REAR DOORS From outside Opening to 180° If your vehicle is fitted with this equipment, Pull the handle towards you. The two hinged a retractable check strap system permits doors open to 96°. extending of the opening from 96° to 180°. Press the button, located on the door trim Opening/Closing the doors pad, to widen the angle of the door.
Page 31: Load Space
Access Load space Press to lock or unlock the side door and rear doors from the cab. The warning lamp remains on on locking. Protection against attack When the vehicle is started, the system locks the cab and load space doors automatically when you reach approximately 12 mph (20 km/h).
Page 32: Instrument Panels
Instruments and controls Instrument panel screen 2 Time, Date, Ambient temperature, Miles / Kilometres travelled, Range, INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Fuel consumption, Average speed, INSTRUMENT PANEL Headlamp beam height, 1. Distance recorder in miles / kilometres. Programmable overspeed warning via 2. Screen. MODE, 3.
Page 33: Warning Lamps
Stop immediately. Consult a PEUGEOT dealer. force distribution distribution fault. Park and switch off the ignition. Allow to cool. Refer to the Low coolant that the fluid level is too low. "Levels" section of chapter 7. Consult a PEUGEOT dealer. level...
Page 34 Refer to the list of checks in the servicing booklet then that a service will soon be due. with a message carry out the PEUGEOT service. on the screen. a malfunction of the charging Check the battery terminals… Refer to the "Battery"...
Page 35 Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT message on the dealer. screen. Front/lateral flashing or Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT dealer. Refer a fault with an airbag. airbag continuously on. to the "Airbags" section of chapter 5. a fault with the pneumatic Suspension Consult a PEUGEOT dealer.
Page 36 Use another key and have the faulty key checked by Electronic recognised. a PEUGEOT dealer. Refer to the "Access" section of immobiliser chapter 2. The vehicle cannot be started. Front brake brake pad wear.
Page 37 Solution - action Water in accompanied by that there is water in the Diesel Have the filter bled by a PEUGEOT dealer. Diesel filter a message on fuel filter. Refer to the "Checks" section of chapter 7. the screen.
Page 38 Refer to the "Changing a bulb" section of chapter 8 or blown. on the screen. contact a PEUGEOT dealer. The audible assistance is no longer active. Rear parking failure of the system. Have the system checked by a PEUGEOT dealer sensors without delay.
Page 39 Refer to the list of checks in the servicing booklet. Have Service spanner spanner which that a service will soon be due. the service carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer. remains on. As soon as you want to move off, the warning lamp engine going into STOP mode goes off and the engine restarts automatically in START after the the vehicle stops.
Page 40: Fuel Gauge
The fan may continue to operate for warning lamp on the instrument panel. a certain time up to approximately Refer to the "Fuel" section of chapter 7. There is a risk of damage to the catalytic 10 minutes. converter. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.
Page 41: Service Indicator
Instruments and controls SERVICE INDICATOR A long press returns you to the main menu. For 3.0 litre HDi engines, the engine speed is restricted to 3 000 rpm, then 1 500 rpm For a few seconds after the ignition is until the oil change is done.
Page 42: Gearbox And Steering Wheel
Gearbox and steering wheel GEARBOX AND STEERING WHEEL STEERING WHEEL REACH ADJUSTMENT MANUAL Never engage reverse gear before the With the vehicle stationary, first adjust your To change gear easily, always depress the vehicle is completely stationary. seat to the most suitable position. clutch pedal fully.
Page 43: Starting And Stopping
Certain accessories can be used. If this comes on, use another key AVV position: starter. and have the faulty key checked by a The starter is operated. PEUGEOT dealer. STOP position: steering lock. Diesel pre-heating warning lamp In low temperatures The ignition is off.
Page 44: Hill Start Assist
Assist function is a driving comfort system. It message in the screen. Contact a imminent movement of the vehicle. is not an automatic vehicle parking function PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop to or an automatic parking brake. have the system checked.
Page 45: Stop & Start
Starting and stopping STOP & START The Stop & Start system puts the engine Automatic stopping of the engine is Special cases: STOP mode unavailable temporarily into standby - STOP mode - only possible after the vehicle has The STOP mode is not invoked when: during stops in the traffic (red lights, traffic exceed a speed of about 6 mph (10 km/h), the system is initialising,...
Page 46 Starting and stopping Going into engine START mode Special cases: START invoked Good practice automatically With a manual gearbox in STOP mode, if a With the vehicle in gear, automatic engine The START mode is invoked automatically gear is engaged without fully depressing the restarting is only allowed by fully depressing when: clutch pedal, restarting may not take place.
Page 47 Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer or a If the system has been deactivated qualified workshop. in STOP mode, the engine restarts In the event of an operating fault with STOP immediately.
Page 48: Comfort
Improved comfort IMPROVED COMFORT SOUNDPROOFING TREATMENT OF THE BODYWORK LEADING TO ACOUSTIC COMFORT Your vehicle benefits from a suspension which contributes to improving general The underseal under the body, on the body sills and on the wheel arches considerably comfort. These developments also reduces noise and protects the body from contribute to reducing noise disturbance.
Page 49: Lighting Control Stalk
Steering mounted controls Front foglamps Rear foglamps Switching between dipped and main STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS beam If your vehicle is fitted with foglamps, these LIGHTING CONTROL STALK Pull the control stalk fully towards you. operate with the dipped or main beam Selection is by rotation of the white mark on headlamps.
Page 50 Steering mounted controls AUTOMATIC ILLUMINATION OF HEADLAMPS GUIDE-ME-HOME LIGHTING The indicator lamp comes on in the instrument panel. If your vehicle is fitted with this function, the Each action on the lighting stalk, dipped beam headlamps are switched on If your vehicle is fitted with this function: pulled towards the steering automatically if the light is poor.
Page 51 If using your vehicle in a country that drives on the other side of the road, the headlamps must be adjusted to avoid dazzling on-coming drivers. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop. HEADLAMP BEAM You are advised to adjust the height of the headlamp beams in accordance with the load in your vehicle.
Page 52: Wipers
Steering mounted controls Do not cover the rain sensor, located at the top centre of the windscreen. When washing the vehicle, switch off the ignition or deactivate the automatic rain sensitive wipers. Good practice Check that the windscreen wiper blades can operate freely when using the wipers in icy weather.
Page 53: Cruise Control
Steering mounted controls CRUISE CONTROL "This is the speed at which the driver wishes to travel". This aid to driving in free-ﬂ owing trafﬁ c conditions enables the vehicle to maintain a constant speed programmed by the driver, except when a considerable load is carried on a steep gradient.
Page 54 Steering mounted controls Temporarily exceeding the programmed speed When the cruise control is active, it is still possible to exceed the programmed speed by pressing the accelerator pedal (to overtake another vehicle for example). Selecting the function - ON Switching off / deactivating the function When the selection is set Changing the programmed speed while...
Page 55 Contact a PEUGEOT dealer to have the The cruise control cannot, in any system checked. circumstances, replace the need to comply...
Page 56: Demisting And Defrosting
Ventilation VENTILATION DEMISTING AND DEFROSTING Manual mode Defrosting the rear screen and mirrors Direct the control to this air Windscreen and side windows Only operates when the engine distribution setting. The ventilation outlets located at the base is running. Pressing this button For faster and more effective of the windscreen and the side vents for the activates the rapid demisting-...
Page 57 If the system does not produce cold air, do not use it and contact a PEUGEOT dealer. CORRECT USE OF THE AIR For even air distribution, ensure that the...
Page 58: Air Distribution
Ventilation Air flow The force of the blown air, from the vents, varies from 1 to the strongest 4. Remember to adjust this control in order to reach the ambient air comfort level. To switch off the blower, place the control in position 0. Air distribution The air supply distribution is directed by the control turned towards:...
Page 59 Ventilation Intake of exterior air This is the preferred operating position. Recommended settings for the air conditioning For optimum operation of the system, the settings below are recommended: Recirculation of interior air This position should only be If I require... Temperature Air flow temporary.
Page 60: Digital Air Conditioning
Ventilation sufﬁ cient recirculation of air in the passenger compartment. No further adjustments are required. AUTO mode with personalisation Switch on in AUTO mode, certain settings can be modified: the distribution, the air flow, the air conditioning and the air intake/ recirculation.
Page 61 Ventilation Intake of exterior air/ Comfort value adjustment ring recirculation of interior air The settings range between: When the LED is on, the air increasing the interior ambient air recirculates inside the passenger temperature HI (High) which goes up to compartment to prevent the entry of exterior to a maximum setting of 32, odours and smoke.
Page 62: Additional Heating Systems
Ventilation ADDITIONAL HEATING SYSTEMS Additional heating This is passenger compartment heating, additional to the standard equipment. It can operate independently of the engine. Additional heater or programmable additional heating Supplementary heating REAR HEATING AND/OR AIR This is an additional, programmable and CONDITIONING separate system which heats the Diesel On the 2-3 seats version, this is located...
Page 63 Ventilation Activation/Deactivation To deactivate the blower, place the control in However, a safety device will ventilate the position 0. rear circuit automatically, even if the control This control, located on the is in position 0, to prevent the formation of control panel at the right-hand condensation.
Page 64: Programmable Additional Heating
Ventilation Heating cycle indicator lamp Display on Displaying the programme number selected Time display button Time setting buttons Selection of the stored programme PROGRAMMABLE ADDITIONAL An integrated clock permits programming of HEATING its start time. The passenger compartment Button for immediate switching will be heated more quickly.
Page 65 Ventilation Setting the time of the internal clock Immediate switching on of the heating Set the clock on the control panel before Before switching on the heating, check that: programming the deferred switching on of the heating. the temperature setting control is in the "Hot air"...
Page 66 The screen illumination and the PEUGEOT dealer. an enclosed space such as a garage or pre-selection number (e.g. 1) are Use only genuine replacement parts.
Page 67: Front Seats
Seats SEATS DRIVER'S SEAT Head restraint Press the tab to adjust the height of the head restraint. To remove the head restraint, press the tabs and raise the head restraint. Adjustable armrest Turn the control located under the end of the armrest.
Page 68: Seat With Variable Damping
Heated seat Use this control to switch the heating of the Lumbar support Seat cushion height adjustment seat on or off. Turn the control. Lift the handle 1 to raise or lower the front of the seat. Lift the handle 2 to raise or lower the rear of the seat.
Page 69: Front Bench Seat
Seats 2-SEAT FRONT BENCH This is fitted with two seat belts. Grab handle This is located above the centre passenger. Writing table The back of the centre seat folds to form a writing table. Pull the handle located at the top of the seat back cushion.
Page 70: Rear Seats
Seats REAR SEATS Seat back angle Turn the control to adjust the angle of the seat back. Access to the rear seats To gain access to row 3, manoeuvre the control on the outer seat of row 2 and tilt the seat back forwards.
Page 71 Seats Turn the two levers upwards. Raise the bench seat and remove it. REAR BENCH SEATS Good practice Removing the bench seat Following the various operations: Access to the rear seats do not remove a head restraint without At least two people are required to Lower the head restraints then raise the storing it securely, remove the bench seat.
Page 72: Crew Cab
Seats CREW CAB Access to the box under the bench seat Good pratice Consisting of an ergonomic 4-seat bench Do not tilt the bench seat cushion during From the cab and a high-strength partition, it offers transportation. Tilt the seat cushion forwards to gain access comfort and safety.
Page 73: Front Fi Ttings
Practical information PRACTICAL INFORMATION CAB FITTINGS Central storage tray Front seat storage Folding writing table This may be lockable (according to There is a storage drawer, located under the This is located in the centre of the fascia specification). front seat (driver's). panel.
Page 74 Practical information Glove box Cooled glove box Sun visor This is located on the top left part of the To avoid glare from ahead, fold the sun visor dashboard down. The air supplied into the glove box is the Pockets are arranged in the sun visors for same as from the vents.
Page 75 Practical information 12 volt socket Cigarette lighter / Portable ashtray Overhead storage compartment Press and wait a few moments until the After opening the ashtray, pull it upwards This is located above the sun visors. lighter pops out automatically. then empty it into a bin. Maximum load: approximately 20 kg.
Page 76 Practical information Fittings/storage compartment in the Courtesy lamp Reading lamps door pockets This is a double courtesy lamp located in These are controlled by the switches. the centre of the roof. It can be activated by The driver's switch controls both reading means of: lamps simultaneously.
Page 77: Rear Fi Ttings
Practical information LOAD SPACE FITTINGS Support for stowing rail 12 volt socket Supports for securing a stowing rail are When used as a power socket: 180 W max. available above the trims, on each side of Stowing rings the vehicle. Eight stowing rings are provided for securing your loads.
Page 78: Roof Box
Practical information Roof box This is a storage compartment located in the load space, above the cab roof. Its capacity varies depending on the height of the van roof. Torch If provided in your vehicle. Step To make access and exit easier, your vehicle may be fitted with a step which unfolds when the sliding side door is opened.
Page 79: Mirrors
Mirrors and windows Electrical controls The ignition switch must be in the MAR position. Turn the control to select the mirror zone. 1 Driver's mirror: MIRRORS AND WINDOWS A1 - Upper mirror MIRRORS Door mirrors B1 - Lower mirror These are divided into two zones: Then move the control in the direction of the Rear view mirror adjustment required.
Page 80: Electric Windows
Mirrors and windows Automatic operation Press or pull control A/B , beyond the point of resistance: the window opens or closes fully when the control is released. Pressing the control again stops the movement of the window. Good practice Always remove the key from the ignition when leaving the vehicle, even for a short time.
Page 81: Technology On Board
Trip computer TRIP COMPUTER The TRIP button, located at the end of the Distance A Average speed A wiper stalk, provides access to the following This indicates the distance travelled This is the average speed calculated information: since the last trip computer zero reset. since the last trip computer zero reset Ambient temperature (with the ignition on).
Page 82: Mode
Mode MODE Configuration - Personalisation If your vehicle is fitted with the control panel located to the right of the steering wheel, this provides access to menus which This MODE button enables you to: permit the personalisation of some of your access the menus and sub-menus, equipment.
Page 83 Mode Confirm Menu… Press... Sub-menu… Press... Select… Enables you to... and exit Increase Activate/deactivate the audible 1 Bleep signal indicating exceeding of Speed Decrease the programmed speed and (Speed) select the speed. Increase 2 Headlamps Set the sensitivity of the sensor sunshine sensor (1 to 3).
Page 84 Confirm Menu... Press... Sub-menu… Press... Select… Enables you to... and exit Distance Select the distance display unit. Miles 8 Measurement unit (Unit) km/l Select the fuel consumption Consumption display unit. l/100 km List of languages 9 Languages Select the display language. available 10 Volume of Increase/decrease the volume...
Page 85: Parking Sensors
They detect any obstacle: person, vehicle, vehicle approaches the obstacle. PEUGEOT dealer. tree, fence, behind the vehicle during the When the distance between the rear of manoeuvre. the vehicle and the obstacle is less than...
Page 86: Reversing Camera
REVERSING CAMERA Screen Buttons If your vehicle is fitted with this camera, it The camera sends the images to a 4 inch or Brightness adjustment. is located at the rear of the van, next to the 6.5 inch adjustable colour LCD which takes third brake lamp.
Page 87 Change of language soapy water. With reverse gear not engaged, press Contact a PEUGEOT dealer to have the the ON/OFF button and any other button screen repaired. simultaneously. Scroll through the languages by pressing ON/OFF.
Page 88: Pneumatic Suspension
Pneumatic suspension PNEUMATIC SUSPENSION Manual adjustment of the loading height If your vehicle is fitted with pneumatic Raise: upwards adjustment of the load Lower: downwards adjustment of the floor load floor suspension, you can adjust the height of Make a quick press on the control Make a quick press on the control the rear of the vehicle to make loading and to select the next level up.
Page 89 Pneumatic suspension Return to the nominal floor height Warning lamp Press the same number of times in reverse Refer to the "Instruments and controls" as the level of the position displayed. section of chapter 2. Deactivation Good practice Make a long press on both controls Driving with the suspension set too high or simultaneously to deactivate the system.
Page 90: Tachograph
Tachograph TACHOGRAPH If your vehicle is fitted with a tachograph, When the card is inserted, all of the data For further information, refer to the this permits storing of all of the data relating can be: documents supplied by the manufacturer of to the vehicle in the unit and on a card the tachograph.
Page 91: Audio System
Audio equipment FIRST STEPS Mute / 1/2/3/4/5/6: selection of the preset station. restore sound. CD eject, if the audio Presetting a station. system is on. Setting of the audio options: bass, treble, fader (front/ rear), balance (left/right), Selection of wavebands fader (front/rear), loudness, FM1, FM2, FMA.
Page 92 Audio equipment STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS Mute / restore the sound. Change of source: CD/MP3 CD or radio Pause CD/MP3 CD frequency. track. Automatic search for a Volume increase. higher radio frequency. Select the next CD/MP3 CD track. Volume decrease. Automatic search for a lower frequency.
Page 93 Audio equipment MENU Selection of the choices from the current menu. Scrolling of various menus. Open and close the menus. Confirmation and storing the choices from the current menu.
Page 94 Audio equipment Set the sensitivity of automatic reception of the FM radio frequencies (tuner): On for a search of the transmitters which have Switching Switching the strongest signal, Off for a search of all of the surrounding transmitters. Receive traffic information from FM1, FM2, FMA Traffic Traffic radio stations.
Page 95 Audio equipment Select the automatic control of the volume in relation to the vehicle speed: Speed Speed Speed Off. volume volume volume Off High Low for on (low sensitivity), High for on (high sensitivity). Select the initial volume setting: Limit on: if the volume equal to or greater than the maximum value, the volume will be at maximum, if the volume is between the maximum and...
Page 96 Audio equipment Set the audio system play time after switching off the engine: 00 MIN to switch off immediately, Radio off 00 MIN 20 MIN 20 MIN to play for 20 minutes. Place the key in the "MAR" running position to switch the audio system back on.
Page 97 Audio equipment RADIO SELECTING A STATION STORING A STATION - MANUALLY Press the AM or FM button and then select a waveband from: MW1 and After selecting a frequency, press MW2 or FM1, FM2 and FMA. one of these buttons (for more than 2 seconds) to store the frequency.
Page 98 Audio equipment PLAY A CD The MP3 format, an abbreviation of MPEG 1.2 & 2.5 Audio Insert circular compact discs only. Layer 3, is an audio compression standard which permits the Some anti-pirating systems, on original recording of several tens of music files on a single disc. discs or CDs copied using a personal recorder, may cause faults which are no reflection on the quality of the original...
Page 99 Audio equipment Bluetooth hands-free system SYSTEM When you switch on the audio system, you may have to enter a code for access to its functions. INTRODUCTION In this cases, the message " Radio Code " is displayed in the This system allows you to: screen, followed by 4 dashes.
Page 100 Bluetooth hands-free system PRESENTATION Description of the steering mounted controls - Activate the main menu. - Confirm the current menu option. Display of the menus and directories of the files - Accept the incoming call. being played (USB storage device). - Switch one telephone conversation to another.
Page 101 Bluetooth hands-free system PRESENTATION Description of voice commands By pressing this button and saying "HELP", you have access to the list of voice commands available at any time or by saying "HELP" after a system message. You can access the main menu of the system via the voice command by pressing this button. The main voice commands for navigating in the menu are the following: LAST CALLS HENRY BRIDGES...
Page 102 Bluetooth hands-free system MOBILE TELEPHONE WITH HANDS-FREE FUNCTION Pairing a mobile telephone When prompted by the telephone, enter the "Settings"\wait for a response\ PIN displayed in the instrument panel. Pairing consists of setting your vehicle's "Pairing". If the pairing has been successful, the Bluetooth system to recognise your mobile ®...
Page 103 Bluetooth hands-free system Downloading your phonebook Calling a contact recorded in the "CALL [Name of the person]"\ phonebook wait until the information relating There are 2 options: Your telephone's phonebook must first be to the person (name, tel. n°, ...) 1 - Following the pairing procedure, the downloaded into the system.
Page 104 Bluetooth hands-free system Making a call by dialling a number Ending a call Incoming call If the person is recorded in Press and hold. By means of the voice commands only the phonebook, his name is displayed. "Dial / Dial a number"\ Say the number character by Press to accept the call.
Page 105 Bluetooth hands-free system Transferring an active call Call list "Callback" for the last person who There are 2 options: This enables you to call the number of one called you, or 1 - From the mobile telephone to the hands- of the last 10 calls received, of one of the "Redial"...
Page 106: Voice Commands
Bluetooth hands-free system VOICE COMMANDS Settings/pairing The key words which can be recognised by the system are organised into three levels (levels 1, 2 and 3). When you say a level 1 command, the system makes the level 2 commands available; when you say a level 2 command, the system makes the level 3 commands available.
Page 107 Bluetooth hands-free system VOICE COMMANDS Mobile telephone with hands-free function The key words which can be recognised by the system are organised into three levels (levels 1, 2 and 3). When you say a level 1 command, the system makes the level 2 commands available; when you say a level 2 command, the system makes the level 3 commands available.
Page 108 Bluetooth hands-free system TEXT READER Only on mobile telephones with this Read the last text received List of text messages function The system can hold around 20 text Activate the main menu. If your mobile telephone includes this messages. If the list is full, reception of a function, every time a text message is new text message causes the deletion of the received, the system produces an audible...
Page 109 Bluetooth hands-free system Deleting all text messages Information settings Select the desired text message. Activate the main menu. Activate the main menu. Confirm to read the text Select MESS. READER. Select DELETE ALL. message. "Message reader" then after the Confirm. Confirm.
Page 110 Bluetooth hands-free system VOICE COMMANDS Message reader The key words which can be recognised by the system are organised into three levels (levels 1, 2 and 3). When you say a level 1 command, the system makes the level 2 commands available; when you say a level 2 command, the system makes the level 3 commands available.
Page 111 Bluetooth hands-free system Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Actions Activation of the MESS. READER menu. Deactivation of the info settings function. Deactivate reader / Reader not active / Deactivates the reading of text messages. Reader off Read messages / Type of info / Info Visual and audible Messages...
Page 112 Bluetooth hands-free system PORTABLE AUDIO DEVICE PLAYER Audio tracks in .mp3, .wma, .wav format Autoplay Selecting tracks and playlists with the extension .wpl are Activate the main menu. Activate the main menu. recognised by the system. USB port Select MEDIA PLAYER. Select SETTINGS then MEDIA Connect the device to the PLAYER then TRACK PLAY.
Page 113 Bluetooth hands-free system Previous track Changing the sound source Confirm. Pressing: Press to select the audio source (Radio, CD, Media player). - within 3 seconds following the start of Select the file. play enables you to play the previous track. - after 3 seconds enables you to listen to the current track again.
Page 114 Bluetooth hands-free system VOICE COMMANDS Portable audio device The key words which can be recognised by the system are organised into three levels (levels 1, 2 and 3). When you say a level 1 command, the system makes the level 2 commands available; when you say a level 2 command, the system makes the level 3 commands available.
Page 115 Bluetooth hands-free system Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Actions Activation of the MEDIA PLAYER menu. Advanced USB options / Other options Activation of playback options. Folder / Explore folders / Consult list Activation of FOLDERS menu. of folders Player / Multimedia Artists / List of artists Activation of ARTISTS menu.
Page 116: Safety
Driving safely DRIVING SAFELY PARKING BRAKE HAZARD WARNING LAMPS Pull on the parking brake lever, only Press this button, the direction indicators with the vehicle stationary . Applying flash. They can operate with the ignition off. In the exceptional case of use of the Pull the parking brake lever up to immobilise The hazard warning lamps should only be parking brake when the vehicle is...
Page 117: Horn
ﬁ rmly without releasing it. Stop immediately. It is triggered by the speed at which the brake In both cases, contact a PEUGEOT dealer. pedal is activated. This alters the resistance of the brake pedal under your foot.
Page 118: Anti-Slip Regulation (Asr) And Electronic Stability Programme (Esp)
Driving safely In certain exceptional conditions (when starting a vehicle stuck in mud or snow, or on loose ground...), it could prove useful to deactivate the ASR system to make the wheels spin and regain grip. ANTI-SLIP REGULATION (ASR) If there is a variation between the trajectory Press this button.
Page 119 When a malfunction of the ESP system occurs, this warning lamp comes on, accompanied by an audible signal and confirmed by a message on the screen. Contact a PEUGEOT dealer to have the system checked. Good practice Intelligent Traction Control Activation...
Page 120: Fixed Speed Limiter
Driving safely Deactivation Press the button, located on the dashboard, to deactivate the system; the warning lamp in the button goes off and the ASR system is active again. Operating fault This warning lamp comes on in the instrument panel if there is a FIXED SPEED LIMITER fault with the system.
Page 121: Seat Belts
Seat belts Driver's seat belt not fastened warning lamp When the vehicle is started, this warning lamp comes on if the driver has not fastened their seat belt. CREW CAB Each rear seat is fitted with a three-point inertia reel seat belt. Use the seat belt to restrain one person only per seat.
Page 122 Have the seat belts checked regularly be triggered before and independently of be tightened as close to the body as (even after a minor impact) by a PEUGEOT inflation of the airbags. It instantly tightens possible. dealer: they must not show any signs of...
Page 123 Improved safety and security IMPROVED SAFETY AND SECURITY IMPACT RESISTANCE ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION Your vehicle, in the van version, comprises Your vehicle has been designed to limit An exterior protection alarm with anti-tilt two zones with separate locking: the cab the forces on the passenger compartment detection is available (as standard or as an and the load space.
Page 124: Airbags
If this warning lamp comes on, in the system. occupants of the vehicle; immediately contact a PEUGEOT dealer to after the impact, the airbags rapidly This smoke is not harmful but may be an have the system checked.
Page 125: Deactivating The Passenger Airbag
When OFF is selected, the passenger airbag Lateral airbags and curtain airbags will not be triggered in the event of an impact. If your vehicle is fitted with lateral airbags, As soon as the child seat is removed, select these are fitted to the front seat backs on ON to re-activate the airbag and thus ensure the door side.
Page 126 All work on the airbag systems is strictly prohibited unless it is carried out by qualified Lateral airbags personnel of the PEUGEOT network. Only put approved covers on the front seats. After an accident or if the vehicle has been Consult a PEUGEOT dealer.
Page 127: Child Seats
Child safety GENERAL POINTS RELATING TO CHILD SEATS Although one of PEUGEOT's main criteria when designing your vehicle, the safety of your children also depends on you. For maximum safety, please follow these precautions: all children under the age of 12 or less...
Page 128 Child safety The child seats function and the passenger airbag deactivation function are common to the entire PEUGEOT range. If the passenger airbag is not deactivated, the installation of a "rearwards-facing" child seat in the front is strictly prohibited. Refer to chapter 5, "Airbags" section.
Page 129 Child safety Label present on both sides of the passenger's sun visor НИКОГА НЕ инсталирайте детско столче на седалка с АКТИВИРАНА предна ВЪЗДУШНА ВЪЗГЛАВНИЦА. Това можеда причини СМЪРТ или СЕРИОЗНО НАРАНЯВАНЕ на детето. NIKDY neumisťujte dětské zádržné zařízení orientované směrem dozadu na sedadlo chráněné AKTIVOVANÝM čelním AIRBAGEM. Hrozí nebezpečí...
Page 130 Child safety NIKADA ne postavljati dječju sjedalicu leđima u smjeru vožnje na sjedalo zaštićeno UKLJUČENIM prednjim ZRAČNIM JASTUKOM. To bi moglo uzrokovati SMRT ili TEŠKU OZLJEDU djeteta. SOHA ne használjon menetiránynak háttal beszerelt gyermekülést olyan ülésen, amely AKTIVÁLT ÁLLAPOTÚ (BEKAPCSOLT) FRONTLÉGZSÁKKAL van védve.
Page 131: Isofix Seats
The mountings comprise three rings for each seat: two front rings, located between the vehicle seat back and cushion, indicated by a label, a rear ring, for securing the upper strap referred to as the TOP TETHER, indicated by another label. This ISOFIX mounting system provides fast, reliable and safe fitting of the child seat in your vehicle.
Page 132 LOCATIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF ISOFIX CHILD SEATS In accordance with European regulations, this table indicates the options for the installation of ISOFIX child seats on the vehicle seats fitted with ISOFIX mountings. In the case of the universal and semi-universal ISOFIX child seats, the child seat's ISOFIX size category, determined by a letter from A to G , is indicated on the child seat next to the ISOFIX logo.
Page 133 INSTALLING CHILD SEATS ATTACHED USING THE SEAT BELT In accordance with the European regulation, this table indicates the options for installing child seats secured using a seat belt and universally approved in accordance with the weight of the child and the seat in the vehicle. Weight of the child and indicative age Under 13 kg From 9 to 18 kg...
Page 134 , PEUGEOT recommends the use of a As a safety precaution, do not leave: even for short journeys. booster seat which has a back, fitted with a one or more children alone and For optimum installation of the "forward...
Page 135: Towing A Trailer
Towing a trailer TOWING A TRAILER, CARAVAN, BOAT, ETC... For more information about weights, Driving advice Distribution of loads: distribute the load in refer to the administrative documents (V5 the trailer so that the heaviest objects are as A towed vehicle must free wheel: gearbox in registration document, ...) close as possible to the axle and the nose neutral.
Page 136 PEUGEOT dealer. distance. Drive at a moderate speed, In all cases, pay attention to the coolant If this equipment is not fitted by a PEUGEOT change down early and brake gradually. temperature. dealer, it is imperative that it is fitted using...
Page 137: Roof Bars
9 for further information harness: trailer towbar which must be fitted regarding the length (L1 to L4) and the by the PEUGEOT network. height (H1 to H3) of the vehicle. Roof bars for the various heights, additional roof bar.
Page 138 ... You are advised to contact a representative bulbs, ... of the PEUGEOT marque before installing accessory radiocommunication transmitters with external aerial on your vehicle. Front seat covers compatible with aibags, The fitting of electrical equipment The PEUGEOT Network will inform rubber mats, carpet mats, snow chains.
Page 139: Checks
Opening the bonnet OPENING THE BONNET On the inside On the outside To close This operation must only be carried out with Lower the bonnet and release it at the end of Push the safety catch lever located above the vehicle stationary and the driver's door its travel.
Page 140: Under The Bonnet
Under the bonnet UNDER THE BONNET DIESEL ENGINES 5. Air filter. Battery connections: 6. Dipstick. Positive metal point. 1. Windscreen/headlamp wash 2.2 Iitre 100 engine . Negative metal point (earth). reservoir. 7. Engine oil filler cap. 2. Fusebox. 2.2 Iitre 100 engine . 3.
Page 141: Levels
The brake fluid must be changed at additives in engine oil is prohibited. will keep your vehicle in good running the intervals stated, according to the order. Ask for advice at a PEUGEOT dealer manufacturer's servicing schedule. or consult the servicing booklet enclosed in Oil change Use fluids recommended by the the handbook pack.
Page 142 5.5 litres. If fluid has to be added frequently, this indicates a failure which must be checked by a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as possible. Topping up The level must be between the MIN and MAX marks on the expansion bottle. If...
Page 143: Checks
Stop & Start system, indicates the use of PEUGEOT dealer. engine compartment is strictly prohibited. a speciﬁ c 12 V lead-acid battery with special technology and speciﬁ cation. The involvement of a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualiﬁ ed workshop is essential when replacing or disconnecting the battery.
Page 144 Operating fault If this alert persists, do not ignore the warning; it indicates that a fault has occurred in the exhaust / particle filter system. Have it checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.
Page 145 Maintenance with TOTAL Innovation at the service of performance The TOTAL Research and Development teams develop lubricants for PEUGEOT which satisfy the requirements of the latest technical innovations incorporated in PEUGEOT vehicles. This ensures that you obtain the best performance and the maximum engine life.
Page 146: Fuel
Fuel The fuel tank must be filled with the FUEL SYSTEM CUT-OFF engine off. In the event of a serious collision, a device automatically cuts off the fuel supply Open the fuel filler flap. to the engine and the vehicle's electrical Support the cap with one hand.
Page 147: Battery
Battery The charging operation must be carried out in a ventilated area away from naked flames or any possible sources of sparks to eliminate the risk of explosion and fire. Do not attempt to charge a frozen battery: it must first be thawed to eliminate the risks of explosion.
Page 148 Some settings are cleared and must be press button 2 then pull on connector 1 . After every reconnection of the battery, reprogrammed, consult a PEUGEOT. switch on the ignition and wait 1 minute If your vehicle is fitted with a tachograph or...
Page 149 Stop & Start system, indicates the use of a 12 V lead-acid battery with special technology and specification; the involvement of a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop is essential when replacing or disconnecting the battery. Failure to observe this recommendation may cause premature wear of the battery.
Page 150: Changing A Wheel
Changing a wheel CHANGING A WHEEL You must ensure that the occupants get out A. Long socket. of the vehicle and wait in a safe location. B. Ratchet wrench. 1. PARKING THE VEHICLE C. Jack. D. Towing hook. As far as possible, park the vehicle on level, 2.
Page 151 Changing a wheel 3. SPARE WHEEL Take out the spare wheel using the Position the jack C at one of the four wrench. locations provided on the underbody The spare wheel retaining bolt is located near the wheels. Unscrew the handle G and remove the below the bumper on the right.
Page 152 PEUGEOT dealer without delay. Also, have the original wheel repaired and 5. FITTING THE SPARE WHEEL refitted by a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as possible. Put the wheel in place on the hub and start screwing in the bolts by hand.
Page 153: Puncture Repair Kit
Changing a wheel PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT Procedure start the engine, insert the connector G into the nearest Apply the parking brake. Unscrew the This temporary puncture repair kit is located power socket on the vehicle, at the front of the passenger compartment. tyre valve cap, remove the filling hose B switch on the compressor by placing the and screw the ring E onto the tyre valve,...
Page 154 Adjust the pressure if necessary and contact If it is necessary to deflate the tyre, connect reconnect the hose I and connect the a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as possible. the hose I to the tyre valve and press the hose B in its location.
Page 155: Changing A Bulb
Changing a bulb CHANGING A BULB TYPES OF BULB Various types of bulb are installed on your vehicle. To remove them: Type A Entirely glass bulb: pull gently as it is fitted by pressure. Type B Bayonet bulb: press on the bulb then turn it anticlockwise.
Page 156 Changing a bulb Remove the bulb by pressing it lightly while turning it anticlockwise. Change the bulb. 5 - Foglamps Type D , H1 - 55 W Turn the steering fully to the left. Unscrew the screw located in the wheel arch then open the flap.
Page 157 Changing a bulb DIRECTION INDICATOR SIDE SIDE MARKER LAMPS Front/Rear REPEATER COURTESY LAMPS Type A, W5W - 5W Type A , W 16 W F - 16 W If your vehicle is fitted with these lamps Type C , 12 V 10 W - 10 W Move the mirror glass to access the (van type L4), unscrew the two screws Press the points, indicated by the...
Page 158 Changing a bulb REAR LAMPS Remove the two fixing nuts. Ensure that the new bulbs are secured correctly between the two contacts. For more information on the bulbs, refer to Pull the lens block from the outside. the table "Types of bulb". Replace the plastic lens and press on it.
Page 159: Changing A Fuse
PEUGEOT declines to accept any can be changed by the user. For all other responsibility for expenses incurred for work on the fuses, go to a PEUGEOT dealer repairs to your vehicle or for any malfunctions or a qualified workshop.
Page 160 Changing a fuse PASSENGER'S SIDE DASHBOARD FUSES Remove the bolts and tilt the box to access the fuses. Fuses A (amps) Allocation Right-hand dipped beam headlamp Left-hand dipped beam headlamp Relay supply Cab lighting Rear 12 V socket Not used Reversing lamps - Water in Diesel fuel sensor Central locking control - Battery Brake lamps switch - Third brake lamp - Instrument panel...
Page 161 Changing a fuse Fuses A (amps) Allocation Not used Heated seats Rear passenger 12 V socket Programmable additional heating Lateral sidelamps Pneumatic suspension Not used Not used Not used Programmable additional heating switch Not used Programmable additional heating fan DRIVER'S DOOR PILLAR FUSES Unclip the cover.
Page 162 Changing a fuse Fuses A (amps) Allocation ABS pump supply Diesel pre-heater unit Ignition switch Programmable additional heating Cab ventilation with programmable additional heating 40/60 Cab fan max speed 40/50 Cab fan min speed Cab fan unit Screenwash pump Horn FUSES IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT Right hand main beam Left hand main beam...
Page 163: Changing A Wiper Blade
Changing a wiper blade CHANGING A WIPER BLADE The steps, located in the front bumper, Changing a front wiper blade Changing the rear wiper blade enable you to access the blades and the Lift the wiper arm. Lift the wiper arm, then unclip the blade and screenwash nozzles.
Page 164: Being Towed
Having your vehicle towed BEING TOWED Without lifting From the rear (four wheels on the ground) Hook the bar onto the rigid eye located under the bumper. You must always use a towing bar. From the front With lifting (2 wheels only on the ground) The removable towing eye is located in the box under the front passenger seat.
Page 165: Technical Data A
Environment ENVIRONMENT With you, PEUGEOT acts to protect the As the driver, you also can contribute to Refer to information in this handbook environment. protecting the environment by following on eco-driving (at the end of section 1). certain rules: We invite you to visit the www.peugeot.com website.
Page 166: Dimensions
Dimensions...
Page 167 Dimensions DIMENSIONS Your vehicle is available in 4 lengths (L1..) and 3 heights (H1..), refer to the tables: Overall length 4 963 5 413 5 998 6 363 Overall height 2 254 2 524 2 254 2 524 2 524 2 764 2 524 2 764...
Page 168 Dimensions REAR DOORS Rear door aperture height 1 520 1 790 1 520 1 790 1 790 2 030 1 790 2 030 Rear door aperture width 1 562...
Page 169 Dimensions SIDE DOOR Height of the sliding side door 1 485 1 755 1 485 1 755 Width of the sliding side door 1 075 1 250...
Page 170 Dimensions...
Page 171 Dimensions CHASSIS CAB Overall length 4 908 5 358 5 708 5 943 6 208 Wheelbase 3 000 3 450 3 800 4 035 4 035 Front overhang Rear overhang 1 225 Overall width (excluding mirrors) 2 050 Passable width 2 207 Max permitted body width 2 350...
Page 172 Dimensions L1H1 L2H2 1 201 1 322 1 201 1 743 1 651 2 193...
Page 173: Engines
The B30 biofuel can be used in certain Diesel engines; however, this use is subject to strict application of the special servicing conditions. Consult a PEUGEOT dealer. The use of any other type of (bio)fuel (vegetable or animal oils, pure or diluted, domestic fuel...) is strictly prohibited (risk of damage to the...
Page 174: Weights
In each country, it is imperative that the towed loads permitted by local legislation are complied with. For information regarding your vehicle's towing possibilities and its gross train weight, contact a PEUGEOT dealer. The speed of a towing vehicle must not exceed 60 mph (100 km/h) (comply with the legislation in force in your country).
Page 175: Identiﬁ Cation Markings
Identification markings IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS A. Manufacturer's plate B. Serial number behind the D. Paint code windscreen 1 - VF Type serial number. C. Tyres E. Serial number on the bodywork 2 - Gross vehicle weight (GVW). The label C (image given as an indication The number is located under the plastic 3 - Gross train weight (GTW).
Page 176: Exterior
Exterior EXTERIOR Dimensions 164-170 Left-hand side: fuel ﬁ ller cap, fuel tank Fuel cut-off Accessories 135-136 Roof bars Load space 75-76 Rear doors Key, remote control, battery 21-23 Starting 41-42 Central locking Conﬁ dential card Rear lamps, direction indicators, Alarm brake lamp, foglamps 36, 47, 153, 156...
Page 177: Instruments And Controls
Instruments and controls INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Instrument panels, screens, speedometer 30 Steering wheel, reach adjustment Warning lamps, indicator lamps 31-37 Horn Indicators, gauge 38-39 Instruments and controls Lighting controls Automatic illumination of headlamps Guide-me-home lighting Parking lamps Front/rear wipers Screenwash/headlamp wash Trip computer - MODE 79-82 Starter, ignition switch...
Page 178 Instruments and controls Tachograph Reversing camera 84-85 Heating, ventilation 56-59 ● air conditioning A/C, ● manual air conditioning, Audio equipment, CD/MP3 89-97 ● mono-zone digital air conditioning, Bluetooth hands-free system 97-113 ● air recirculation. Opening the bonnet Cab ﬁ ttings 71-74 ●...
Page 179: Interior
Interior INTERIOR Battery (+), charging, starting 145-147 Earth point (-) Seat belts 119-120 Rear view mirror Airbags 122-124 Cab courtesy lamp 74, 155 Deactivating the passenger airbag Changing a courtesy lamp bulb Parking brake, handbrake Child seats 125-132 Seats, adjustments 65-66 Seat with variable damping 2-seat bench...
Page 180: Technical Data - Maintenance
Technical data - Maintenance TECHNICAL DATA - MAINTENANCE Levels 139-140 Changing a wiper blade ● dipstick, ● power steering fluid, ● brake fluid, ● coolant. Screenwash/headlamp wash, level Water bleed, Diesel ﬁ lter Bulbs, lighting, changing bulbs 153-155 Checks 141-142 ●...
Page 183 The descriptions and illustrations are given without any obligation. Automobiles PEUGEOT reserves the right to modify the technical specifications, equipment and accessories without having to update the current handbook.
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