PEUGEOT 405 PETROL User manual

PEUGEOT 405
PEUGEOT 405 GLX
PEUGEOT 405 GLX BI - FUEL
May / 2016 Iran Khodro Co. All rights reserved.
9007051060134-16 e-code: 540701E004-16
Owner’s Manual
This Manual has been prepared for owner’s reference to vehicle’s
performance, safety, maintenance and everyday use guidelines.
Keeping the manual in your car is recommended for quick reference.
IRAN KHODRO Company (Public Joint Stock)
Gate No. 1, Iran Khodro Blvd,
KM.14 Karaj Makhsous Rd,
Shahid Lashgari Highway, Tehran, IRAN
Postal Code : 1389913657
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
SMS Centre: (+98)30003
E-mail: [email protected]
www.ikco.ir

OWNER’S MANUAL
PEUGEOT 405
In The Name of God

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DEAR BUYER
We're thankful for choosing Iran Khodro product and we congratulate you for this good selection. We hope this new vehicle
contributes in happy moments of your life.
This manual helps you enjoy driving. Therefore to have an easy access, it would be advisable to be kept in your glove compartment.
The manual is divided into some sections for your convenience, and deals with various aspects of driving or maintenance of the car.
Before driving: Includes seat adjustment, Safety belts, heating and ventilation control system and also every other thing you
needed to know in order to settle comfortably.
Driving Controls: explain functions of switches, equipment and precautions.
Maintenance: Includes information about the checks you should carry out regularly.
Note:
Please refer to maintenance and guaranty services manual to know about the vehicle maintenance, regulation &
condition of guaranty services and periodic services.
Technical emergencies: Help solve some of unavoidable small emergencies occurring occasionally like replacing lamps fuses or changing wheels.
Technical data: It includes some information about engine, dimensions, capacities and weights.
WARNING, CAUTION and NOTE have special meanings. These special meanings apply except when laws or regulations require
that the signal words be used with a different meaning. Pay special attention to the messages highlighted by these signal words:
In the meanwhile consumptive material must be provided through authenticated representatives of IKCO. (Use the brands and
packages approved by ISACO)
WARNING: Indicates a potential hazard that could result in death or injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potential hazard that could result in vehicle damage.
NOTE: Indicates a serious damage to your vehicle in the case of not paying attention to the warning and caution signals.
Important Point: The specication of each vehicle will vary according to its type. Therefore some information of this manual may
not be true about your vehicle. For any more information, you can consult with IRAN KHODRO dealers.
Reminder: Information about other varieties of this product have been mentioned in this manual and denoted by asterisk (*).

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INDEX
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2
3
4
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PEUGEOT 405 AT A GLANCE
BEFORE DRIVING
DRIVING
MAINTENANCE
TECHNICAL EMERGENCIES
TECHNICAL DATA
INDEX

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OVERVIEW
LOCKING/UNLOCKING OF DOORS...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
THE SEATS............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
SAFETY BELTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
CHILD SAFETY....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
THE VEHICLE SAFETY.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
WINDOW REGULATORS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
STEERING WHEEL ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
HEATING/VENTILATION ................................................................................................................................................................................... 31,66
INTERIOR EQUIPMENTS....................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
INTRODUCTION TO GAS POWERED PARTS ...................................................................................................................................................... 37
CD PLAYER MANUAL............................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
INDICATORS OF DIGITAL INSTRUMENT PANEL................................................................................................................................................. 52
AIR BAG.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
STARTING AND DRIVING ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
STARTING AND DRIVING WITH CNG ................................................................................................................................................................... 58
LAMPS AND INDICATORS ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
WIPER AND WASHER............................................................................................................................................................................................ 68
BRAKES SYSTEM (ABS)........................................................................................................................................................................................ 69
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
RECOMENDATION FOR WASHING THE VEHICLE.............................................................................................................................................. 80
TIRES................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 81,84
BATTERY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 81,86
TOWING VEHICLE ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 89
FUSES..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 92
LAMPS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION PLATE........................................................................................................................................................................ 98
WEIGHTS.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 100
DIMENTION OF THE VEHICLE............................................................................................................................................................................ 101
POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................................................ 102
INDEX.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 105

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YOUR VEHICLE AT A GLANCE
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FASCIA .......................................................................... 6
KEYS.............................................................................. 7
LIGHTS ........................................................................ 10
SNOW WIPER ............................................................. 11
SEATS.......................................................................... 13
CONTROL INSTRUMENTS......................................... 14
ADJUSTING STEERING WHEEL ............................... 16
FUEL CONVERSION KEY .......................................... 16
AIRBAG ....................................................................... 17
LOCKING/UNLOCKING OF DOORS (BONNET) ...... 18

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*If equipped
Dashboard
1. Air vents towards front side doors
2. Speaker location
3. Engine hood release handle
4. Fuse box
5. Side adjustable air vent
6. Horn, front lamp button and indicator
lever
7. Windshield defrosting and defogging
air vent
8. Snow wiper and windshield washer
button
9. Middle adjustable air vent
10. Radio installation place
11. Ashtray place
12. Adjusting lever of steering wheel
13. passenger Air bag
14. Deactivating passenger air bag switch
15. Dashboard box
16. Dashboard empty compartment

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Locking and unlocking the doors
Side doors - Boot door-Petrol cap
Using of the key :
pull upwards the outside lever to
open the door .
From inside :
To close the door press the internal
locking key. to unlock it pull the key
upwards. And pull the lever to open
the door.
Locking and unlocking by remote
control
Take the remote control toward the vehicle:
- Switch 1 for unlocking
- Switch 2 for locking
- Switch 3 Jack knife switch.
Switch blade gets open clockwise.
Electric windows
1- Automatic operation (One touch
operation):
By gently pressing on one end of the
driver’s side switches, the relative window
will be closed or opened fully.
2- Electrical operation – Driver’s window:
The window can be opened or closed by
pressing the switch. The window stops
as soon as the switch is released.
Adjusting electric mirror
1- Select the right or left mirror by pressing
the key no. 1 while the ignition switch is in
the “ON” position.
2- Adjust the mirror toward top, bottom,
right or left by pressing switch no. 2 in
four directions.
Electric folding mirrors*
These mirrors are automatically folded
and unfolded simultaneous with locking
and unlocking the vehicle’s doors by
remote control.
Warning
Avoid keeping the battery or remote
controller in infants’ access, because
swallowing of the battery can cause
death. In case of swallowing the battery,
refer to health care centers immediately.
Note :
Frequent pressing of the keys with a
short intervals stops functioning for 20
seconds.

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Left and Right indicator lamps
Positions 1 & 2: Before turning to left,
pull the lever downwards, and before
turning to right, pull the lever upwards.
(The green warning lamp will blinks
according to turning direction on the
instrument panel display.)
In case of knocking once on the left or
right indicator, the indicator lamp will be
activated and will go out after 4 ashings.
(Number of ashers are adjustable with
diagnostic instrument.)*
Horn
Position 3: In order to make horn,
press the button designed at the end of
indicator lever.
Low and High Beams
In order to shift through low and high
beams, pull the lever completely towards
the steering wheel (in this mode, the
blue indicator lamp of high beam will
be turned on). In order to make a signal
with main lamps (lighting), pull the lever
near the steering wheel and release it.
Lamps button
Position 1: All lamps OFF.
Position 2: Position lamps, tail lamps,
and instrument panel display lamps.
Position 3: Headlamps ON.
Warning Beep
It warns the driver when he leaves the
vehicle and the headlamps are ON,
it will beep when the driver’s door is
opened and the switch is OFF.
Warning
Before starting to drive at night: Ensure the appropriate functioning of electric equipment and adjust
the vehicle lamps. (In case of overloading) generally, ensure that the lamps are not covered. (Dirt,
mud, snow or any other object are not covering the lamps.)

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Front Fog Lamps
In order to turn on the front fog lamps,
turn the middle part of indicator lever
one step upwards. When the fog lamps
are turned on, the relevant indicator
lamp will emerge on the instrument
panel display.
These lamps are able to be turned
on only when the main headlamps or
positions lamps are turned on.
Rear Fog Lamps
In order to turn on the rear fog lamps,
turn the middle part of indicator lever two
step upwards. When the fog lamps are
turned on, the relevant indicator lamp
will emerge on the instrument panel
display.
These lamps are able to be turned on
providing that:
-The main headlamps or position lamps
are turned on.
-The side lamps or front fog lamps (if
existing) are turned on.
Pay attention to make use of fog lamps
only when the scope of vision is limited,
because in ordinary vision conditions, it
will annoy other drivers.
Adjustment From Inside The
Engine Compartment:
- Position 1 : When front seats are
occupied.
- Position 2: When front and back
seats are occupied and luggage
compartment is laden.
- Position 3: When the driver’s seat is
occupied and luggage compartment is
fully laden.