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Changing a wheel

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Place a chock under the wheel

diagonally opposite the one to be

changed.

CHANGING A WHEEL

1. Parking the vehicle

under the passenger footwell behind

the driver's seat.

If the vehicle is ﬁtted with a towbar,

it is sometimes necessary to raise

the vehicle slightly to make it easier

to remove the spare wheel from its

carrier.

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The occupants must get out of the

vehicle and wait in a safe location.

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If necessary, move the seat forward

to access the storage compartment

from the rear.

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If possible, park the vehicle on

level, stable and non-slippery

ground.

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Remove the ﬂap then take out the

jack and the tool carrier.

Remove the tools needed from the

On certain types of ground and/

or if considerable loads are being

transported, call a CITROËN dealer or

a qualiﬁed workshop.

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Apply the parking brake, switch

off the ignition and engage ﬁrst or

reverse gear.

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carrier.

The jack and tools are speciﬁc to your

vehicle. Do not use them for other

purposes.

1. Jack.

2. Wheelbrace.

3. Chock.

4. Spanner for the Modutop roof bars

and rear lamps.

5. Alloy wheel trim removal tool.

6. Towing eye.

2. Tools

The tools are stowed in a storage area

closed by a ﬂap under a front seat.

However, if the vehicle is not equipped

with a spare wheel, the towing eye is

located in the storage compartment

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Changing a wheel

3. Spare wheel

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Open the rear doors to gain access

to the spare wheel.

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Unscrew the bolt using the

wheelbrace until the carrier is

lowered fully.

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Detach the carrier from the hook

and place the spare wheel near the

wheel to be changed.

Changing a wheel

4. Removing the wheel with punctured tyre

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Remove the wheel trim.

Loosen the wheel bolts and start

unscrewing them.

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Position the foot of the jack on the

Ensure that the jack is stable, the foot

ground and ensure that it is directly of the jack must be in contact with the

below the front or rear jacking

point provided on the underbody,

whichever is closest to the wheel to

be changed.

Extend the jack until its head

comes into contact with the jacking

point used; the vehicle's contact

area A must be engaged with the

head of the jack.

Raise the vehicle until there is

sufﬁcient space between the wheel

and the ground, so that the (not

punctured) spare wheel can be

easily ﬁtted.

Resume and complete the

unscrewing of the wheel bolts.

ground, and directly below the jacking

point used.

If the ground is slippery or loose, the

jack may slip or drop - Risk of injury!

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Ensure that the jack is positioned only

at one of the jacking points under the

vehicle, making sure that the vehicle's

contact surface is centred on the head

of the jack.

Otherwise there is a risk of damage

to the vehicle and/or of the jack

dropping - Risk of injury!

Do not extend the jack until you have

started unscrewing the bolts on the

wheel to be changed and have placed

the chock under the wheel diagonally

opposite.

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Remove the bolts and remove the

wheel.

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Changing a wheel

5. Fitting the spare wheel

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Lower the vehicle completely by

folding the jack, then remove the

jack.

Tighten the bolts again using the

wheelbrace, tighten them fully

without forcing them.

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Secure the carrier on the hook then

raise the carrier by tightening the

bolt with the wheelbrace.

Fully tighten the bolt, then check

that the wheel is held ﬂat against

the ﬂoor.

When using the non-uniform spare

wheel, do not exceed a speed of

50 mph (80 km/h).

The spare wheel is not designed to

be used over long distances. Have

the tightening of the bolts and the tyre

pressure checked by a CITROËN

dealer or a qualiﬁed workshop as soon

as possible.

Place the wheel to be repaired in

the carrier.

If this is not the case, repeat the

operation.

Have the original wheel repaired

and reﬁtted by a CITROËN dealer

or a qualiﬁed workshop as soon as

possible.

Never go underneath a vehicle

that is supported only by a jack

(use a stand).

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Position the wheel on the hub and

start tightening the bolts by hand.

Carry out an initial tightening of the

bolts using the wheelbrace.

Never use a power driver in place of

the wheelbrace.

Changing a wheel

6. Refitting the repaired wheel

FITTING THE WHEEL

TRIM

The wheel is reﬁtted as described in

step 5, not forgetting to reﬁt the wheel

trim.

The tyre valve must be centred in the

wheel trim cut-out.

This position is essential for ﬁtting the

wheel trim correctly on the steel wheel.

(If the valve is not correctly aligned with

the cut-out, the anti-rotation system

will be in contact with the heads of the

wheel bolts and risks being damaged

if the user persists in ﬁtting the wheel

trim in this incorrect position).

Refer to the "Identiﬁcation

markings" section of chapter 9 to

locate the tyre label.

Refer to the "Instruments and

controls" section of chapter 3,

"Tyre under-inﬂation detection"

part, for recommendations after

changing a wheel ﬁtted with a tyre

under-inﬂation detection sensor.

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Ensure that all of the clips are

engaged except the last one

(opposite the valve hole).

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Ensure that the outer edge of

the wheel trim is not deformed or

pushed into the wheel:

● Correct position for the edge of

the wheel trim.

● Incorrect position for the edge of

the wheel trim.

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Strike the wheel trim with the palm

of your hand, opposite the valve

in the area of the last ﬁxing clip

(always in the direction of clipping).

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Changing a wheel

Check the position of the tyre

valve relative to the ring of the

wheel trim.

Valve not positioned correctly: below Deformation of the edge of the wheel

the ring.

Valve positioned correctly: below the

ring.

trim at the valve, because it is ﬁtted

incorrectly.

Observe the wheel trim ﬁtting

procedure, so as to avoid

breaking the ﬁxing clip and

deformation at the edge of the

wheel trim.

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