Citroen C-crosser User guide

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7

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Elec

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do

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Doo

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7

9

Tail

g

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8

0

Lower tail

g

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8

1

S

unroo

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8

2

Fuel tank

8

4

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5

Li

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stalk

8

6

Da

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lamps

8

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H

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C

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FIX mountin

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C

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HILD

SAFETY 94

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Direction indicators 1

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2

H

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lamps 1

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2

H

orn 1

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2

Brakin

g

assistance s

y

stems 1

0

3

Tra

j

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control s

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stems 1

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4

F

ront seat belts 1

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5

A

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8

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V

I - SAFETY 102

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Instrument panel

2

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Warnin

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lamps

2

Instrument panel displa

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5

In

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Parkin

g

brake 1

1

2

M

anual

g

earbox 1

1

2

C

VT

g

earbox 1

1

3

DCS

g

earbox 1

1

5

Four wheel drive s

y

stem 1

1

9

C

ruise control 1

2

1

Audible rear parkin

g

se

n

so

r

s

1

2

3

R

eversin

g

camera 1

2

4

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RIVING 112

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nn

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t 1

2

6

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unnin

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out of fuel 1

2

6

Petrol en

g

ine 1

2

7

Diesel en

g

ine 1

2

8

C

heckin

g

levels 1

2

9

C

hecks 1

3

0

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III - CHECK

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125

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Chan

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a wheel 13

2

Chan

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a bulb 13

7

Chan

g

in

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a fuse 14

6

Batter

y

1

5

1

Chan

g

in

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a wiper blade 1

5

3

Towin

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1

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4

Towin

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a trailer 1

5

6

Fittin

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roof bars 1

5

7

Accessories 1

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ATA 159

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A

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CD chan

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Error messa

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A

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7

8

Navi

g

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8

0

DVD mode 2

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8

H

ands-free tele

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1

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ELEMATICS 164

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V

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ALPHABETI

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INDEX

230

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

Sunroof

This roof improves the ventilation and

ligh

t

i

n t

h

e passen

g

er compartment.

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EXTERIOR

Audible rear parkin

g

sensors

This s

y

stem warns

y

ou i

f

an obstacle

i

s

de

t

ec

t

ed

be

hin

d

th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

wh

e

n

r

eversin

g

.

Reversin

g

camera

This equipment is activated automati-

c

all

y

when reverse

g

ear is en

g

a

g

ed

p

rovidin

g

a visual ima

g

e on the colour

screen

.

Lower tail

g

ate

This lower tail

g

ate provides remarkable

accessibilit

y

and makes the loadin

g

o

f

bulk

y

ob

j

ects easier.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

Fuel tank

A

.

O

penin

g

the fuel ﬁller ﬂap.

B.

Removin

g

the fuel ﬁller cap.

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84

1

.

Lockin

g

the vehicle.

2.

Unlockin

g

the vehicle.

Remote control ke

y

A.

Unfoldin

g

/foldin

g

the ke

y

.

B.

U

n

l

oc

ki

n

g

t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e.

C

.

L

oc

ki

n

g

t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e.

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73

Manual central lockin

g

control

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OPENING

When re

ﬁ

ttin

g

the cap, insert the upper

part

ﬁ

rst turnin

g

it to the ri

g

ht.

C

apacity o

f

the tank: approximately 60 litres.

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6

FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

Opening

)

A

f

ter unlockin

g

the vehicle usin

g

the

remote control or the ke

y

, press the

ha

n

d

l

e

A

and raise the tail

g

ate.

Tail

g

ate Lower tail

g

ate

Opening

)

P

us

h th

e

h

a

n

d

l

e

C

to the ri

g

ht and

tilt the tail

g

ate

D

g

entl

y

.

Themaximumauthorisedwei

g

ht

on the lower tail

g

ate when open

i

s

2

00 k

g

.

Spare wheel and tools

Access to the spare wheel

)

Remove the plastic cover

E

to

g

ain

access to the spare wheel

ﬁ

xin

g

sy

stem.

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OPENING

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Closing

)

P

u

ll th

e

h

a

n

d

l

e

B

do

wnw

a

r

ds

.

Closing

)

Raise the tail

g

ate

D

,

p

ush it to

c

lose it, then check that it is latched

c

orrect

ly

.

Access to the tools

The tools are stored in the stora

g

e com-

p

artment

F

in the boot ri

g

ht-hand trim.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

S

EAT CONFIGURATION

S

Rear seats

(

row 2

)

F

orwar

d

s-

b

ac

k

war

d

s a

dj

ustment

Seat back an

g

le ad

j

ustment

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H

ea

d

restra

i

nt

h

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment

A

ccess to the third row

(

7-seat version

)

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Rear bench seat

(

row 3

)

Th

e

r

ea

r

be

n

c

h

sea

t

ca

n

be

f

o

l

ded

. It i

s

t

o

w

ed

in

a

l

oca

ti

o

n in th

e

ﬂ

oo

r

of

th

e

v

ehicle

.

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58

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

INTERIOR

Di

g

i

ta

l

a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

ng

This automatic air conditionin

g

s

y

stem

ma

int

a

in

s

th

e

des

ir

ed

l

e

v

e

l

of

co

m-

fort and ade

q

uate air circulation in the

passenger compartment.

Cruise control

Thi

s s

y

stem automat

i

ca

lly

ma

i

nta

i

ns

t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e spee

d

at t

h

e va

l

ue pro-

grammed by the driver, without use o

f

the accelerator pedal.

A

udio and communication

s

y

stems

These s

y

stems beneﬁt from the lat-

e

st technolo

gy

: MP3 compatible audio

sy

stem, Bluetooth hands-free tele-

ph

one, co

l

our screen...

F

our w

h

ee

l

d

r

i

ve s

y

stem w

i

t

h

el

ectron

i

c contro

l

This s

y

stem permits the selection o

f

a

transm

i

ss

i

on mo

d

e to su

i

t t

h

e

d

r

i

v

i

n

g

co

n

d

iti

o

n

s

.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

IN

S

TRUMENT

S

AND CONTROL

S

1.

Audio s

y

stem controls.

2.

T

e

l

ep

h

one contro

l

s.

3.

S

teerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment control.

4.

Ligh

t

i

n

g

an

d

di

rect

i

on

i

n

di

cator

co

ntr

o

l

s

t

a

lk.

Headlamp wash control.

5

.

Instrument

p

anel.

6

.

Driver's airba

g

.

H

o

rn.

7.

C

ruise control switches.

8.

G

ear lever.

9.

Parking brake.

1

0

.

B

o

nn

e

t r

e

l

ease

l

e

v

e

r.

1

.

Enclosed stora

g

e compartment.

F

usebo

x.

12.

Headlamp hei

g

ht ad

j

ustment.

Deactivation o

f

the A

SC

s

y

stem.

Deactivation o

f

the audible parkin

g

sensors

.

1

3

.

C

up holder.

1

4

.

Side ad

j

ustable air vent.

1

5

.

Inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n

bu

tt

o

n.

1

6

.

Window demistin

g

/defrostin

g

vent.

17.

Windscreen demistin

g

/defrostin

g

v

e

nt.

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0

FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

IN

S

TRUMENT

S

AND CONTROL

S

1.

Steerin

g

lock and i

g

nition.

2.

Doo

r m

i

rr

o

r

co

ntr

ols

.

Elec

tr

ic

w

i

n

do

w

a

n

d

r

ea

r

elec

tr

ic

win

do

w

deac

tiv

a

ti

o

n

co

ntr

o

l

s

.

3.

Front and rear wipers

/

screenwash

co

ntr

o

l

s

t

a

lk.

4.

Central ad

j

ustable air vents.

5

.

S

unshine sensor.

6

.

Cooled upper

g

love box.

7

.

L

oc

k

a

bl

e

l

ower

gl

ove

b

ox.

Passenger's airbag deactivation.

8.

H

ea

t

ed

sea

t

co

ntr

o

l

s

.

9.

Armrest with stora

g

e compartments.

12 volt socket

(

120 W max

)

.

1

0

.

Cup holder.

11.

F

our w

h

ee

l

d

r

i

ve s

y

stem pos

i

t

i

on

selec

t

o

r.

1

2

.

Removable ashtray

/

12 volt socket

(

120 W max

)

.

1

3

.

Automatic air conditionin

g

controls.

1

4

.

Tem

p

erature sensor.

1

5

.

Hazard warnin

g

lamps switch.

1

6

.

Colour screen/Audio s

y

stem.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

S

ITTING COMFORTABLY

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Front seats

F

o

rw

a

r

ds

-

bac

kw

a

r

ds

Driver's seat cushion hei

g

ht and an

g

le

S

eat back an

g

le

Manual adjustments

Electric adjustments (driver's seat only)

F

o

rw

a

r

ds

-

bac

kw

a

r

ds

Seat cushion hei

g

ht and an

g

le Seat back an

g

le

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

S

ITTING COMFORTABLY

1.

Releasin

g

the lever.

2.

L

oc

ki

n

g

t

h

e

l

ever.

3.

Ad

j

ustment o

f

the hei

g

ht o

f

the

s

teer

i

n

g

w

h

ee

l

.

Manual steerin

g

wheel hei

g

ht

a

d

j

ustment Door mirror ad

j

ustment

A.

Se

l

ec

ti

o

n

of

th

e

mirr

o

r.

B.

A

d

j

ustment of the position of the mirror.

C.

Foldin

g

/Unfoldin

g

.

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Rear view mirror ad

j

ustment

D.

Control for selection of the "da

y

/

night" position of the mirror.

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61

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62

Front seat belt

1

.

Fastenin

g

.

2.

Hei

g

ht ad

j

ustment.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

S

ITTING COMFORTABLY

I

g

nition switch

1.

L

OCK position.

2.

A

CC

pos

i

t

i

on.

3.

ON pos

i

t

i

on.

4.

S

TAR

T

position.

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Electric window controls

1

.

Driv

e

r'

s

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

co

ntr

o

l.

2.

Passen

g

er's electric window control.

3.

Rear ri

g

ht electric window control.

4.

R

ea

r l

ef

t

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

co

ntr

o

l.

Also...

5

.

Deactivation of the front passen

g

e

r

a

n

d

r

ea

r

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

co

ntr

o

l

s

.

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Sunroof controls

1.

O

penin

g

control.

2

.

C

losing control.

3.

Partial openin

g

control.

Also...

3.

Also allows sunroo

f

openin

g/

closin

g

to

b

e stoppe

d

at an

y

t

i

me.

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A

heav

y

ob

j

ect

(

ke

y

fob...

)

, attached

to the ke

y

and wei

g

hin

g

down on

its shaft in the i

g

nition switch, could

cause

a

m

a

lf

u

n

c

ti

o

n.

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4

FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

S

EEING CLEARLY

Li

g

htin

g

Ring A

Ring B

Windscreen wipers

Wi

p

ers

Rear wiper

Front fo

g

lamps and rear fo-

g

lamps.

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86

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9

0

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91

Li

g

htin

g

o

ff

.

A

u

t

o

m

a

ti

c

ill

u

min

a

ti

o

n

of

h

ea

dl

amps.

S

idelamps.

Di

pp

ed or main beam head-

lam

p

s.

Sin

g

le wipe.

P

a

rk.

Intermittent

(

speed which can

be ad

j

usted manuall

y)

.

S

low.

F

as

t.

P

a

rk.

I

nterm

i

ttent w

i

pe.

Wiping with screen wash.

or

Automatic rain sensitive

(

speed

which can be ad

j

usted manuall

y)

.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

V

ENTILATION

Di

g

ital air conditionin

g

Temperature ad

j

ustment.

E

xt

e

r

io

r

ai

r

i

nt

ake

.

I

nt

e

r

io

r

ai

r r

eci

r

cula

t

io

n.

Air

ﬂ

ow ad

j

ustment.

A

utomatic pro

g

ramme

(

com

f

ort

)

.

S

witchin

g

o

ff

the air conditionin

g

.

A

ir distribution ad

j

ustment.

Front visibilit

y

settin

g

.

R

ea

r

sc

r

ee

n

de

mi

s

t

/def

r

os

t.

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1

6

FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

MONITORING

Instrument

p

anel Switch

p

anel

Wh

en t

h

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on

i

s on, t

h

e oran

g

e an

d

re

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps come on.

When the en

g

ine is runnin

g

, these

warnin

g

lamps should

g

o o

ff

.

If warnin

g

lamps remain on, refer to the

pa

g

e concerned.

Warnin

g

lamps

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21

A.

P

assen

g

er

'

s a

i

r

b

a

g

d

eact

i

vate

d

warning lamp.

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10

9

B.

H

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps sw

i

tc

h

.

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102

C.

F

ront passen

g

er

'

s seat

b

e

l

t not

f

astened or un

f

astened warnin

g

lamp.

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106

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22

Detection of driver's seat belt

fastenin

g

Wh

e

n th

e

ig

nition is switched

on

,

th

e

seat belt warnin

g

lam

p

c

omes on accompanied b

y

an

audible si

g

nal if the driver has

n

o

t f

as

t

e

n

ed

th

e

ir

sea

t

be

lt.

The warnin

g

lamp

g

oes o

ff

when the

sea

t

be

lt i

s

fas

t

e

n

ed

.

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24

A

.

S

p

eedometer.

B.

Instrument panel screen.

C.

Re

v

cou

nt

e

r.

D.

D

as

hb

oar

d

ligh

t

i

n

g

di

mmer.

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FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

PA

SS

ENGER

S

AFETY

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

Child lock

1.

Insert the key.

2

.

Se

l

ec

t th

e

"

OFF" position.

3.

Remove the ke

y

.

This prevents openin

g

o

f

the door con-

ce

rn

ed

fr

o

m th

e

in

s

i

de

.

L

o

w

e

r

o

r r

a

i

se

th

e

co

ntr

o

l

A

t

o

l

oc

k

o

r

u

n

lock

.

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109 101

ISOFIX mountin

g

s

Two rings

A

, located between the seat

A

bac

k

a

n

d

sea

t

cus

hi

o

n

of

th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

'

s

sea

t

a

r

e

used

t

o

secu

r

e

a

n I

SO

FIX

c

hil

d

sea

t.

A rin

g

Bis used to secure the upper

s

trap re

f

erred to as the

T

OP TETHER

.

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8

FAMILIARI

S

ATI

ON

Cruise control

Thismaintainsa constantvehicles

p

eed

pro

g

rammed b

y

the driver.

1.

"ON/OFF" button: activation

/

deactivation

o

f

c

r

u

i

se

co

ntr

o

l m

ode

.

2.

"COAST SET" button: storin

g

o

f

a

d

r

i

v

i

n

g

spee

d

t

h

en

d

ecreas

i

n

g

t

h

e

c

ruising speed.

3.

"ACC RES" button: increasin

g

the

c

ruisin

g

speed and recallin

g

the

s

tored s

p

eed.

4.

"

C

AN

C

EL" button: switchin

g

off the

c

r

uise

co

ntr

ol

.

I

n or

d

er to

b

e pro

g

ramme

d

or act

i

vate

d

,

t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e spee

d

must

b

e

high

er t

h

an

25 mph

(

40 km

/

h

)

with at least second

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed.

This detects obstacles

(

person, vehicle,

tree,

g

ate, ...

)

located behind the vehicle.

Th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

i

s

ﬁ

tt

ed

with

fou

r

se

n

so

r

s

:

D.

tw

o

s

i

de

se

n

so

r

s

.

E

.

tw

o

ce

ntr

a

l

se

n

so

r

s

.

A

u

dibl

e rear par

ki

n

g

sensors

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123

DRIVING

S

AFELY

F

our w

h

ee

l

d

r

i

ve s

y

stem

Thr

ee

tr

a

n

s

mi

ss

i

o

n m

odes

a

r

e

a

v

a

il-

able and can be selected manuall

y

b

y

th

e

d

riv

e

r t

o

su

it th

e

c

ir

cu

m

s

t

a

n

ces

:

A. Two wheel drive

(

2WD

),

B. Four wheel drive

(

4WD AUTO

),

C. Four wheel drive (4WD LOCK)

.

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Also...

You can chan

g

e transmission mode

when stationar

y

or when drivin

g

at a

s

peed below 60 mph

(

100 km/h

)

.

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