Peugeot Motorcycles XP400 2023 User manual

XP400
Notice d'utilisation
User's manual

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Owner’s manual GB

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Information..................................................................... 1
Safety advice................................................................... 1
Characteristics................................................................ 2
Vehicle identification......................................................6
Products to use............................................................ 6
Information about the instructions............................. 7
Description of the vehicle..............................................8
Controls........................................................................... 9
Right controls............................................................... 9
Left controls..................................................................9
Instruments...................................................................11
Warning lights............................................................11
Description of the indicators....................................12
Digital display............................................................... 13
"Personalisation - Configuration"menu.................14
"Connectivity"menu(i-Connect).................................18
Pair aBluetooth®telephone................................... 19
Digital display.............................................................19
Mobile app.................................................................... 20
Creating the account.................................................20
Forgotten password.................................................. 20
Pair aBluetooth®telephone.................................... 21
Homepage.................................................................. 22
"NAVIGATION" page..................................................23
"DASHBOARD" page..................................................24
"Settings" page.......................................................... 25
smart keykey, rotating knob and openings............. 27
SMARTKEYkey...........................................................27
Rotating knob.............................................................27
NoSMARTKEYrecognition.......................................28
Replacing or adding asmartkey............................. 28
Openings.................................................................... 29
Equipments................................................................... 30
Adjusting the brake lever position.......................... 31
Luggage carrier..........................................................31
Accessory socket(USB)............................................. 31
Lateral stand...............................................................31
Damper preload setting............................................32
Checks to perform before use.................................... 33
Advice for starting up and driving..............................33
Warning...................................................................... 33
Eco mode.................................................................... 33
Driving on flooded roads..........................................33
Inspection before setting off....................................34
Starting the engine....................................................34
Driving.........................................................................34
Braking systems.........................................................34
Switching off the engine and parking.....................35
Fuel supply..................................................................35
Running in the engine...............................................35
Service operations........................................................36
Maintenance advice...................................................36
Environment/Recyclable......................................... 36
Cleaning the vehicle.................................................. 36
Spark plug inspection or replacement....................36
Checking the engine oil level................................... 37
Changing the engine oil............................................37
Replacing the oil filter............................................... 38
Coolant........................................................................38
Replacing the air filter...............................................39
Throttle cable play..................................................... 39
Tyres............................................................................ 39
Spoked wheels........................................................... 40
Brake inspection........................................................ 40
Battery.........................................................................41
Adjusting the headlight beam.................................... 42
Fuses.............................................................................. 42
Fuse allocation........................................................... 43
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INFORMATION
You have just bought a Peugeot vehicle.
We would like to thank you for purchasing one of
our products.
Please take some time to read this manual carefully
before using the vehicle.
This user manual should always be kept in the boot
of the vehicle. It contains instructions for use, checks
and maintenance of the vehicle, and important
safety instructions intended to protect the user and
third parties against accidents.
It will give you plenty of advice on how to keep your
vehicle in full working order.
Your vehicle is built to last but this does not mean
that it does not require a minimum amount of
maintenance.
Your authorised dealer is familiar with all the
vehicle's characteristics and has genuine spare parts
and specific tools. He can advise you and service
your vehicle in the best conditions according to the
established service schedule to ensure that you can
enjoy driving it in complete safety.
This manual must be considered as an integral part
of the vehicle and must remain with it even if the
vehicle is sold on.
In our permanent concern to make improvements
PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES reserves the right to
suppress, modify, or add any reference mentioned.
Reproductions or translations, even partial, of this
document, are not permitted without the written
authorization ofPEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES.
SAFETY ADVICE
A inexperienced motorcyclist should make himself
completely familiar with his vehicle before going out
in traffic.You are strongly advised not to lend your
vehicle to an inexperienced rider.
To ride a motorbike, you are required by law to
hold a licence or to have completed specific training
with a professional, depending on the applicable
legislation and based on its category.
Wearing an approved helmet and gloves is
obligatory for the user and passenger.You are
also advised to wear goggles and light-coloured or
reflective clothing adapted to motorcycling.
In some countries, the applicable legislation may
not authorise transportation of a passenger, and
elsewhere it may oblige motorcycle users to contract
a civil liability insurance policy to protect third
parties and the passenger against potential damage
resulting from an accident.
Driving whilst under the influence of alcohol, drugs
or certain medicines is inexcusable and dangerous
for yourself and others.
Excessive speed is an important factor in many
accidents.You must observe the road signs and
signals and adapt your speed to the weather
conditions.
The engine and the exhaust system components can
reach very high temperatures. When parking your
vehicle, be careful to avoid contact with inflamable
materials which could cause a fire or with parts of
the body which could result in serious burns.
Luggage carriers and paniers approved byPEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLESare available as options(depending
on the model).The assembly instructions must be
complied with and the maximum permissible load
(3to5kg depending on the equipment) must not be
exceeded.
Fitting accessories such as the driver's apron, top-
case, etc. may affect the vehicle's stability (wind
factor, load, etc.).
When riding the vehicle fitted with accessories, the
driver should reduce speed.
Parking in the sun:The reflection of the sun's rays
on the windshield can, at certain times of the day,
create a high temperature on the dashboard.This
can lead to warping.To prevent this, do not park the
vehicle in the sun.
Mounting adaptable parts that have not been
approved byPEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES, which alter
the technical characteristics or performances of the
vehicle is forbidden.Any modification will invalidate
the warranty and the vehicle will no longer be
in compliance with the version approved by the
appropriate services.
The presence of mist on the inside of the headlight
glass is normal. It disappears a few minutes after the
lights are switched on.
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CHARACTERISTICS
XP 400
Official type-approval code Y2A
Dimensions in mm
Low windshield/Tall windshield(*Optional)
Weight in kg
Unladen weight. 220
In working order. 231
Authorised maximum.Total weight of the vehicle, the user, the passenger, the accessories and luggage. 410
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XP 400
Official type-approval code Y2A
Engine
Identification. P6H
Engine type. 4-stroke single-cylinder.
Cubic capacity. 400cc
Bore x stroke in mm. 84 x 72mm
Maximum power. 26.5kW at8150rpm
Maximum torque. 38.1Nm at5400rpm
Cooling. Fluid cooling system
Fuel supply. Indirect electronic injection
Spark plug. NGK CPR8EB-9
Lubrication. Pressurised wet sump lubrication
Exhaust. Catalytic
Anti-pollution standard. Euro 5
Consumption1. 3.8 l/100
CO2emission(On cycle). 88 g/km
1These consumption values are established according to Regulation134/2014AppendixVII.They may vary according to driving behaviour, traffic conditions,
weather conditions, the load in the vehicle, vehicle maintenance and use of the accessoriesetc.
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XP 400
Official type-approval code Y2A
Capacities in litres
Engine oil.
• Without oil filter replacement 1.8
• With oil filter replacement 2
Relay box oil 0.25
Coolant 1.5
Fuel tank 13.5
Fork oil 490 /per tube
Tyre dimensions
Front. 110/70 - 17
Minimum load index and speed rating 46N
Rear. 160/60 - 15
Minimum load index and speed rating 60N
Pressure in bars
Front. Solo 2.2
Pillion 2.4
Rear. Solo 2.4
Pillion 2.6
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XP 400
Official type-approval code Y2A
Suspension
Front. 41mm Ø telescopic front fork
Travel:140mm
Rear. 1combined adjustable spring hydraulic shock
absorber.Travel:60mm
Brakes
Front. 2floating discsØ295 mm
Rear. 1Ø240 mmdisk
Electrical equipment
Headlights. LED
"Side light" bulbs. LED
Indicator bulbs. LED
Rear light. LED
Number plate light. LED
Battery. Maintenance-free batteries12V - 17Ah
YUASA YTX20A-BS
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VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
A. Manufacturer's plate.
B. Vehicle identification number(V.I.N.).
C. Engine number(Left side).
D. Tyre pressure label.
The label affixed under the saddle gives the cold
tyre pressures when riding alone and with a
passenger.
Temperature variations modify tyre
pressure.
The tyre pressure must be checked once
a month when cold.
E. Fuel identification label.
The label next to the fuel filler cap indicates the
type of fuel to use.
Products to use
Fuel Exclusively:
UnleadedE5orE10
E10
E5 E85
4stroke
engine oil
SAE 5W40100%synthetic
Minimum gradeAPI SL
Relay box
oil
SAE 80W90 API GL4
Fork oil Hydraulic oil.SAE10W
Grease High-temperature grease
Multi-use grease
Brake fluid Brake fluidDOT 5.1
Coolant Coolant:MotultypeC
Anti-corrosion and anti-freeze
Protection-37°C/-35°F
Nitrite free / Amine free / Phosphate
free
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INFORMATION ABOUT THE INSTRUCTIONS
Specific information is indicated by the following
symbols:
Möbius band
Recyclable.
Means that the product or the package
can be recycled.
Explosive
The product may explode upon contact
with a naked flame, spark or static
electricity,or due to the effect of heat, an
impact or friction.
Handle and keep away from heat sources
and other causes of sparks.
Flammable
The product may ignite in contact with a
naked flame, a spark or static electricity,
or due to the effect of heat, friction, in
contact with the air or in contact with
water, releasing inflammable gases.
Handle and keep away from heat sources
and other causes of sparks.
Corrosive
The product is corrosive.
It can attack (corrode) or destroy metals.
Contact with the product or splashes of
the product may burn the skin and cause
lesions to the eyes.Avoid any contact
with the eyes and skin. Do not inhale.
Harmful to health
The product can be poisonous in high
doses.
It may irritate the skin, eyes and airways.
It may cause skin allergies.
It may cause drowsiness or
dizziness.Avoid all contact with the
product.
Toxic or fatal
The product can rapidly be fatal.
It poisons rapidly, even at low
doses.Wear protective equipment.
Avoid any contact (oral, skin, inhalation)
with the product and wash all exposed
areas carefully after use.
Harmful for the environment
The product pollutes.
It has a harmful effect (in the short
and/or long term) on organisms in
aquatic environments.
Do not dispose of it in the environment.
Do not throw away into a garbage can
One of the product's component
is toxic and can be hazardous to
environment.Do not throw the used
product in the dustbin. Take it back to the
trader or to a specific waste disposal site.
People's safety
Operation that can be dangerous for
people.
People's safety can be seriously affected
if the recommendations are not fully
respected.
Important
Operation that can be hazardous to the
vehicle.
Indicate the specific procedures that shall
be followed in order not to damage the
vehicle.
Note
Gives key information concerning
operation of the vehicle.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE
1Instrument panel
2Brake fluid level
3Left brake lever
4Locking fuel filler flap
5Storage compartment
6Rider saddle/Storage compartment
7Passenger backseat/Storage
compartment/Accessory socket
8Central stand
9Folding passenger footrests
10 Lateral stand
11 Battery/Fuses
12 Rotating knob
13 Throttle
14 Right brake lever
15 Expansion tank/Coolant level
16 Engine oil gauge
17 Grab handle
1Instrument panel
2Light button
3"SELECT"control
4Right brake lever
5Throttle
6Hazard warning light switch
7Starter switch/Emergency stop button
8smart keykey
9Rotating knob
10 Saddle opening control
11 Fuel filler flap
12 Fuel flap opening control
13 Horn switch
14 Indicators switch
15 Left brake lever
16 "EXIT"control
17 Code button/Headlight/Code button
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CONTROLS
Right controls
1. "SELECT"control.
This control enables:
•access to the connectivity menu(Press and hold
for2seconds).
• Navigation within the menus(exiting a menu).
• Confirmation of a choice(Press and hold
for2seconds).
See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14.
2. Lighting switch/Daytime lights(DRL Daytime
Running Light)
DRLs are on.
The daytime running lights switch off
automatically15seconds after the vehicle
has come to a complete stop and the ignition
is off(Respiration mode).
The headlights are switched on(Dipped-
beam headlights or main-beam headlights).
The headlights light up when the engine is
started.They go out when the ignition is
switched off after the vehicle is at a complete
standstill.
3. Hazard warning light switch.
The hazard lights can be switched on by moving
the switch to the"ON"position.
The hazard warning lights are switched off
automatically1hour after the ignition was
switched off, to preserve the battery.
• Automatic activation of hazard lights1.
- The hazard lights will activate automatically
during emergency braking, depending on the
force of deceleration.
4. Emergency stop button/Starter switch.
Set the button to this position in case of
emergency to stop the engine.
Set the button to this position before
starting the engine.
Press this button and simultaneously press
the right or left brake lever to start the
engine.
If the engine is stopped using the emergency
stop button, the daytime running lights switch off
automatically after15seconds.
Left controls
5. "EXIT"control.
This control enables:
•access to the instrument panel personalisation
menu(Press and hold for2seconds).
• Navigation within the menus(exiting a menu).
• exiting a menu(Press and hold for2seconds).
See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14
6. Dipped light switch/High beam/Flashing the
lights.
The dipped lights and main beams only operate
if the lighting switch on the right handlebar is in
position .
• a.Push the switch to this position to switch
on the dipped lights.
• b.Push the switch to this position to switch
on the main beams.
• c.Press this button to flash the headlights.
The presence of mist on the inside of the
headlight glass is normal. It disappears a
few minutes after the lights are switched
on.
1Depending on model
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7. Indicators switch.
To indicate a change of direction, press the
switch:
•Either to the right.
• Or to the left.
To stop the indicators flashing, press the switch.
8. Horn switch.
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INSTRUMENTS
1 - Digital display(I-CONNECT).
You can change the appearance of the display
by selecting:
• A display colour.
• A background colour.
• The display of certain information.
(See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14)
2 - Analogue speedometer.
• The speedometer has a dual display(km/
miles).
3 - Revolution counter.
• The analog rev counter shows the speed of
rotation of the engine.
4 - Area displaying the warning
lights/Operating lights.
5 - Brightness sensor.
(See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14)
The presence of mist on the inside of the
instrument panel is normal. It disappears a
few minutes after the lights are switched
on.
Warning lights
The warning lights inform the driver of the start-up
of a system or appearance of a malfunction.
• On ignition, some warning lights are displayed for
a few seconds.
• Once the engine is started, these warning lights
will disappear.
If they remain on, use the table to check the
relevant warning light before driving off.
The ABS system ON warning light
disappears when the vehicle starts to move.
• Malfunction warning light for the antipollution
system / Engine self-diagnostic(MIL).
• Wheel anti-lock indicator light(ABS).
These indicators light up in two ways(steady or
flashing).
In all cases, you are advised to have the
vehicle checked by an approved dealer.
For further information concerning the indicator
lights, please consult the table in the relevant
section.
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Description of the indicators
Indicator Status Cause Actions/Observations
Left indicators Flashing The indicator control is activated to the
left.
If the warning light flashes quickly, there is a fault in the direction indicators.
Right indicators Flashing The indicator control is activated to the
right.
If the warning light flashes quickly, there is a fault in the direction indicators.
Hazard warning lights Flashing The hazard warning lights control is
activated.
The left and right direction indicators, as well as their associated warning lights,
flash simultaneously.
Automatic cut out after 1 hour to preserve the battery.
Automatic triggering of the hazard lights during emergency braking.
Dip beam fixed The lighting control is in the "dipped-
beam headlamps" position
High beam fixed The lighting control is in the "main-beam
headlamps" position
Malfunction warning light
for the antipollution
system / Engine self-
diagnostic
fixed The anti-pollution system is faulty The engine power may be limited
You are advised to have the vehicle checked by an authorised dealer
Flashing The engine control system is faulty You are advised to have the vehicle checked by an authorised dealer
Wheel anti-lock
system(ABS)
fixed The ABS system is faulty The vehicle has a standard braking system.
Drive carefully at moderate speed and have the vehicle checked by an authorised
dealer.
Engine lubrication warning
light
fixed When the engine is running, the
warning light is indicative of a failure of
the engine lubrication system
It is imperative to stop the vehicle under the best possible conditions of
safety and to turn off the engine.
You are advised to have the vehicle checked by an authorised dealer.
When the oil pressure warning light comes on while the engine is
running, a warning message appears in the digital display at regular
intervals.
Engine temperature
warning light
fixed A high temperature reading is indicated
by a red warning light You are advised to switch of the engine and check the coolant level after
it has cooled down.If the level is correct, have the vehicle checked by an
approved dealer.
Traction control indicator
light(TCS)
Flashing The system is functioning correctly and
is active(Low grip conditions) To guarantee maximum grip, make sure the traction-control function is
on(1mode,2mode).
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DIGITAL DISPLAY
You can change the appearance of the handset by
selecting:
• A display colour.
•A background colour.
• The display of certain information.
(See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14).
1 - Date/Clock.
Setting the date and time.
(See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14).
2 - Traction control indicator light(Traction
Control System).
See chapter:Description of the
indicatorspage12.
3 - Fuel gauge.
The fuel gauge indicates
the quantity of fuel
available in the tank.
When the reserve level is reached,
the(p)warning light appears in orange,
indicating a minimum fuel level. There
are3litres of fuel remaining.
Fill the tank as soon as possible to
prevent a breakdown.
4 - Digital speedometer(km/hormph).
5 - Engine temperature gauge.
A high temperature reading
is indicated by a red warning
light(t).
You are advised to switch of the
engine and check the coolant level
after it has cooled down.If the level is
correct, have the vehicle checked by an
approved dealer.
6 - Engine lubrication warning light.
When the engine is running, the warning
light is indicative of a failure of the engine
lubrication system.
It is imperative to stop the vehicle
under the best possible conditions of
safety and to turn off the engine.
You are advised to have the vehicle
checked by an authorised dealer.
7 - Battery voltage.
The battery voltage is displayed and the
"battery" symbol.
If the battery charge symbol appears
in red, you are advised to have the
battery charge system checked by an
approved dealer.
8 - Outside temperature gauge(°Cor°F).
The temperature shown is that read on the
front of the vehicle.
The "risk of black ice" symbol comes
on as soon as the temperature falls
below3°C.
9 - Tripmeter
• The tripmeter displays and stores the number
of kilometers travelled during a given period.
The vehicle's trip meter remains in the memory
even when the battery is disconnected.
•Resetting the tripmeter:
- Reset the tripmeter by pressing the
"SELECT" and "EXIT" buttons simultaneously
for3seconds.
10 - Average consumption indicator.
• The average consumption indicator indicates
the fuel consumption from the last daily
counter reset.
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11 -

Autonomy indicator.
•The number of kilometres can be
calculated from the remaining fuel in the
tank(depending on the average consumption
of last kilometres travelled).
This figure may vary following a
change in driving or in the relief,
resulting in a significant variation in
instantaneous consumption.
12 -

Maintenance indicator.
•Each time the ignition is switched on, the
display indicates the milage remaining before
the next service.
• When the kilometres to maintenance reaches
zero, the maintenance symbol remains lit on
the display.
Maintenance frequency(Default value)
10000 km
This period does not include the first
inspection at1000km and concerns
normal servicing.
See service book for harsh-use
servicing.
•Maintenance counter reset:
- (See chapter:"Personalisation -
Configuration"menupage14).
You are advised to make an
appointment for vehicle maintenance
at an approved dealer.
13 -

Milometer.
•The tripmeter displays and stores the number
of kilometres travelled by the vehicle.The
machine total kilometres remains in the
memory when the battery is disconnected.
"Personalisation - Configuration"menu
This menu can be used to access the following
settings:
•Instrument panel personalisation.
• Language selection.
• Setting the date and time.
• Daily counter reset.
• Measurement unit selection.
• Backlighting.
Turn on the ignition and hold the"EXIT"control
for2seconds to open the menu.
Manipulations are only possible when the
vehicle is stopped.
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