2007-2012 Citroen C-Crosser Suv COMFORT User Manual
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COMFORT for Your Citroen C-Crosser Suv First Generation (2007-2012)

C O M F O R T  
For even air distribution, take care not The water formed by the air conditioning  
to obstruct the exterior air intake grille condensation is discharged via an open-  
located at the bottom of the windscreen, ing provided for this purpose. Therefore,  
the vents, the air outlets under the front a puddle of water may form underneath  
seats and the air extractor located be- the vehicle when stationary.  
AUTOMATIC REGULATION OF  
THE DIGITAL AIR CONDITIONING  
Use of the automatic regulation of the  
air conditioning is recommended. It per-  
mits automatic and optimised control of  
all of the following functions: air flow,  
passenger compartment temperature  
and air distribution, by means of various  
sensors (ambient temperature, interior  
temperature, sunshine), so preventing  
the need for you to change your set-  
tings other than the value displayed.  
hind the flaps in the boot.  
If the system does not produce cold air,  
do not use it and have it checked by a  
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CITROËN dealer or a qualified work-  
shop.  
In certain cases of particularly arduous  
use (towing the maximum load on a  
1. Central vents.  
steep gradient in hot weather), switch-  
ing off the air conditioning saves engine  
power and therefore improves the tow-  
ing capacity.  
2. Temperature sensor.  
3. Air outlet to passenger footwells.  
4. Side vents.  
5. Front window demisting/defrosting  
vents.  
6. Windscreen demisting/defrosting vents.  
7. Sunshine sensor.  
Do not cover the temperature and hu-  
midity sensor 2 and the sunshine sen-  
sor 7.  
They are required for regulation of the  
air conditioning.  
Close the windows to benefit from the  
full effectiveness of the air conditioning.  
Ensure that the passenger compart-  
ment filter is in good condition. Have  
the filter elements replaced periodically.  
If you drive in a dusty environment, re-  
place it twice as often.  
Switch off the air conditioning  
when the climatic conditions  
permit.  
Advice on operation  
In hot weather, in order to obtain in-  
tense ventilation, it is advisable to  
use vents 1 and 4 only.  
The air conditioning system does not  
contain chlorine and is not harmful to  
the ozone layer.  
If, when the vehicle has been parked  
in the sun for a long time, the interior  
temperature remains very high, first  
ventilate the passenger compart-  
ment for a few minutes.  
Operate the air conditioning system for  
5 to 10 minutes, once or twice a month,  
to keep it in good working order.  
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C O M F O R T  
AUTOMATIC AIR  
CONDITIONING  
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1. Air distribution adjustment  
2. Air flow adjustment  
3. Temperature adjustment  
4. Rear screen demisting/defrosting  
5. Air conditioning On/Off  
6. Intake of exterior air/Recirculation  
of interior air  
Automatic operation  
In automatic mode:  
) when the temperature is set to max-  
imum (Rapid heating), the intake of  
exterior air is activated and the air  
conditioning stops.  
When the engine is cold, to avoid an  
excessive distribution of cold air, the  
ventilation will reach its optimum lev-  
el gradually.  
On entering the vehicle, the interior  
temperature may be much colder (or  
warmer) than the comfort tempera-  
ture. There is no need to change the  
temperature displayed in order to  
reach the comfort required rapidly.  
) Set the temperature control dial 3 to  
the temperature required.  
) Place the air flow control dial 2 in  
the "AUTO" position.  
) Place the air distribution adjustment  
dial 1 in the "AUTO" position.  
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when the temperature is set to mini-  
mum (Rapid cooling), the air recircula-  
tion is activated and the air conditioning  
operates.  
The system controls the air distribu-  
tion, air flow, temperature and air intake  
to ensure the level of comfort and ad-  
equate air circulation in the passenger  
compartment. No further action on your  
part is required.  
The automatic regulation of the air  
conditioning will operate to correct  
the temperature difference as quickly  
as possible.  
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C O M F O R T  
Manual operation  
Air distribution adjustment (1)  
Air flow adjustment (2)  
) Turn the dial to the  
It is possible to set one or more func-  
tions manually while leaving the other  
functions in automatic mode.  
) Place the dial in the  
position required to  
direct the air towards:  
right to increase the  
air flow or to the left  
to decrease it.  
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Switching to manual mode may result  
in discomfort (temperature, humidity,  
odour, condensation) and does not of-  
fer optimum comfort.  
To avoid condensation and deterio-  
ration of the quality of the air in the  
passenger compartment, ensure that  
a sufficient flow of air is maintained.  
the central and side vents,  
the central and side vents and  
the footwells,  
Temperature adjustment (3)  
the footwells,  
) Turn the temperature  
control dial to the right  
to increase the tem-  
perature and to the  
left to decrease it.  
the windscreen, the side win-  
dows and the footwells,  
the windscreen and the side  
windows.  
The air distribution can be adapted by  
placing the adjustment dial in the inter-  
mediate positions.  
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C O M F O R T  
Rear screen demisting/  
defrosting (4)  
Air conditioning On/Off (5)  
Intake of exterior air/  
Recirculation of interior air (6)  
) Press button 5 to activate the air  
conditioning.  
The indicator lamp comes on.  
With the engine running, press button  
4 to activate the demisting/defrosting of  
the rear screen and door mirrors.  
This function insulates the passenger  
compartment from exterior odours and  
smoke.  
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The indicator lamp on the button comes  
on while demisting/defrosting is in op-  
eration.  
Demisting/defrosting switches off auto-  
matically to prevent an excessive con-  
sumption of current.  
Demisting/defrosting can be stopped  
before it is switched off automatically  
by pressing the button again.  
) Press button 6 to select the air in-  
take mode.  
When the indicator lamp in button 6 is  
off, the exterior air intake function is ac-  
tivated.  
When the indicator lamp in button 6 is  
on, the intake of exterior air is deacti-  
vated and the system is in air recircula-  
tion mode.  
Personalisation of the Air  
Conditioning On/Off function  
This function is controlled automatical-  
ly. However, you can deactivate its au-  
tomatic control if you wish to switch the  
air conditioning on or off at any time.  
Changing the status  
Press the Air Conditioning On/Off but-  
ton for at least 10 seconds.  
When the status changes from active to  
inactive, three bleeps are heard and the  
indicator lamp flashes three times.  
When the status changes from inactive  
to active, two bleeps are heard and the  
indicator lamp flashes three times.  
It is advisable to switch off rear  
screen demisting/defrosting as  
soon as possible as lower current  
consumption reduces fuel consumption.  
Do not drive for long periods in interior  
air recirculation mode, except in truly  
exceptional atmospheric conditions.  
Automatic control active  
If the air distribution adjustment dial and  
the air flow adjustment dial are placed  
in the "AUTO" position, or if the temper-  
ature control dial is set to the minimum  
temperature, the air conditioning sys-  
tem is controlled automatically.  
Automatic control inactive  
The air conditioning system is no longer  
controlled automatically.  
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C O M F O R T  
Personalisation of the Exterior  
air intake/Interior air recirculation  
function  
Windows and windscreen demisting/defrosting  
This function is controlled automati-  
cally. However, you can deactivate its  
automatic control if you wish to change  
the air intake mode at any time.  
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Changing the status  
Press the Air intake/Interior air recircu-  
lation button for at least 10 seconds.  
When the status changes from active to  
inactive, three bleeps are heard and the  
indicator lamp flashes three times.  
When the status changes from inactive  
to active, two bleeps are heard and the  
indicator lamp flashes three times.  
Demisting/defrosting Rapid demisting/defrosting  
1. Press button A to select "exterior air 1. Place the air distribution dial in the  
intake". The indicator lamp in this  
button is goes off.  
2. Place the air distribution dial in the 2. Select maximum air flow.  
"windscreen and side windows" po-  
sition.  
Automatic control active  
If the air distribution adjustment dial and  
the air flow adjustment dial are placed  
in the "AUTO" position, the Air intake/  
Interior air recirculation function is also  
controlled automatically.  
"windscreen, side windows and  
3. Select maximum temperature.  
footwells" position.  
3. Select the air flow required.  
4. Select the temperature required.  
5. Press the "air conditioning on/off"  
button B to activate the air condi-  
tioning. The indicator lamp in this  
button comes on.  
Automatic control inactive  
Even if the air distribution adjustment  
dial and the air flow adjustment dial are  
placed in the "AUTO" position, the Air  
intake/Interior air recirculation function  
is no longer controlled automatically.  
The settings are retained, even after  
switching off the ignition.  
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C O M F O R T  
FRONT SEATS  
Manual mode  
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Forwards-backwards adjustment  
Raise the control bar and slide the seat  
forwards or backwards.  
When your seat is at the correct dis-  
tance, move it forwards and backwards  
slightly without using the control bar to  
check that it is secured correctly.  
Driver's seat cushion height and  
angle adjustment  
Pull and/or push the control several seat back.  
times to adjust the height of the seat.  
Seat back angle adjustment  
Pull the control upwards to adjust the  
When the seat back is at the correct angle,  
release the control.  
To prevent the seat back from  
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moving forward sharply and  
knocking you, press on it with  
your back or push it with your hand  
while operating the lever.  
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C O M F O R T  
FRONT SEATS  
Electric mode (driver's seat only)  
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Forwards-backwards adjustment  
Push the control forwards or rearwards  
Driver's seat cushion height and  
angle adjustment  
to move the seat to the position re- Pull or push the front of the control to raise straighten or tilt the seat back.  
Seat back angle adjustment  
Tilt the control forwards or rearwards to  
quired.  
or lower the front of the seat cushion.  
Pull or push the rear of the control to raise  
or lower the rear of the seat cushion.  
Pull or push the entire control to raise or  
lower the entire seat cushion.  
To avoid discharging the battery, use  
the electric mode with the engine  
running.  
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C O M F O R T  
Heated seats adjustment  
Head restraint height adjustment  
Never drive with the removed head  
restraints in the vehicle as they  
could be thrown around the vehi-  
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cle on sharp braking. They must always  
be in place and adjusted correctly.  
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After installing the head restraint,  
check that the height adjustment but-  
ton has engaged correctly.  
The adjustment is correct when the top  
of the head restraint is aligned with the  
top of the head of the seated person.  
With the engine running, tilt the button  
to the position required.  
The temperature of the seat is regulated  
automatically.  
There are two setting positions:  
) To raise it, pull upwards.  
) To lower it, push it downwards,  
pressing the height adjustment but-  
ton at the same time.  
) To remove it, raise it to the high  
position, then remove it pressing  
the height adjustment button at the  
same time.  
) To refit it, engage the rods of the  
head restraint in the apertures,  
pressing the height adjustment but-  
ton at the same time.  
Front armrest  
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"HI": High heating  
"LO": Low heating  
When the button is in the intermediate  
position, the heating is switched off.  
The indicator lamps A come on when  
the system is activated.  
You can move the console housing cover  
in order to use it as an armrest.  
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C O M F O R T  
REAR SEATS (ROW 2)  
The rear seats can be folded in two parts  
(1/3 - 2/3).  
When operating the seats, en-  
sure that no person or object  
is in the vicinity of the moving  
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parts to avoid any risk of injury or  
damage.  
To prevent the seat back from moving  
forwards sharply and knocking you,  
press on it with your back or push it with  
your hand while operating the lever.  
Forwards-backwards adjustment  
Seat back angle adjustment  
Pull the control towards the outside and Pull the control and adjust.  
adjust.  
When your seat is at the correct dis- angle, release the control.  
tance, release the control.  
To ensure that the seat is secured cor- to check that the two seats are at the  
rectly, move it forwards and backwards same level and that the angle of their  
slightly without using the control. seat backs is the same.  
When the seat back is at the correct  
Sit in the centre of the rear bench seat  
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C O M F O R T  
Rear armrest  
Access to the third row  
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Lower the armrest to use it.  
The passenger gains access to the  
third row of seats by tilting a second  
row seat.  
To put this seat back in place, refer to  
the following pages.  
To return to the initial configuration, push  
the armrest until it locks in its vertical  
position.  
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C O M F O R T  
Folding the second row*  
Before folding the seats, lower the head restraints fully.  
Before folding the seat backs forwards, insert the seat belt buckles in the slots provided for this purpose in the rear seat  
cushion.  
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1. Raise the rear seat lever A, or  
Pull the button in the boot B for at least one second, or  
Pull the rear seat releasing strap C towards you.  
2. The seat backs fold forwards then the cushion rises and folds forwards.  
3. After carrying out these operations, press on the seat lightly to check that it is secured correctly.  
Before folding the seats, ensure that no object or person is hindering the execution of the operations.  
Do not place luggage on the folded seats.  
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* According to version.  
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C O M F O R T  
Returning the second row to the normal position  
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1. Lower the seat pulling simulta- 2. Press on the cushion to put it in 3. Pull the seat back upright pulling si-  
neously on the releasing strap A  
located at the rear of the cushion  
and supporting the seat with your  
hand.  
place until it engages.  
multaneously on the releasing strap  
located at the rear of the seat back.  
4. After putting the seat back back in  
place, push the seat and the seat  
back lightly to ensure that they are  
secured correctly.  
Force may be necessary to carry out these operations.  
On vehicles fitted with a third row, the rear of the cushion of the second row is fitted with a low level lamp B.  
When the releasing strap is pulled, the lamp comes on for approximately 10 seconds to illuminate the floor at the base of  
the third row.  
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C O M F O R T  
"Lowered seats" configuration  
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1. Remove the head restraints from the front seats.  
2. Raise the rear armrest and remove the load space cover.  
3. Move the rear seats as far back as possible.  
4. Move the front seats as far forward as possible and tilt their seat backs fully.  
5. Tilt the seat back of the rear seats.  
To return the seats to their normal position, carry out these operations in reverse order.  
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C O M F O R T  
REAR BENCH SEAT (ROW 3)  
Unfolding the bench seat  
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The rear bench seat can be folded. It is  
stowed in a location in the floor of the  
vehicle.  
1. Open the tailgate and the lower tail-  
gate (refer to the "Access" section).  
2. Pull the cover A from the rear and  
fix it to the seat back using the press  
stud of the band B.  
For comfort, it is advisable to stow  
the bench seat when its is not is use.  
The label on the bench seat back illus-  
trates the various steps to the followed  
when unfolding and folding the rear  
bench seat.  
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C O M F O R T  
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3. Pull the black strap C located at the 4. Pull the black strap D to release the 5. Tilt the bench seat rearwards.  
centre of the seat back to raise the  
seat back.  
bench seat cushion.  
6. Raise the head restraints.  
7. Lift and push the bench seat as-  
sembly forwards until it locks.  
Undo the press stud of band B to re-  
lease the cover.  
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C O M F O R T  
Folding the bench seat  
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1. Open the tailgate and the lower tail- 3. Unlock the head restraints by slid- 4. Pull the grey strap D and bring the  
gate (refer to the "Access" section).  
ing the controls C and fold them  
onto the seat back.  
bench seat towards you. Press on  
the bench seat to lock it.  
2. Lift the cover A and fix it to the seat  
back using the press stud of the  
band B.  
5. Tilt and push the bench seat for- 6. Pull the black strap E located at the  
wards.  
centre of the seat back to fold the  
seat back.  
Undo the press stud of the band B to  
put the cover back in place.  
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C O M F O R T  
DOOR MIRRORS  
The mirrors can also be folded  
manually.  
If you have folded the mirrors using  
the control C, you must use this con-  
trol to unfold them, otherwise the mir-  
rors will not be lock in place correctly.  
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If you switch the engine off then re-  
start it with the mirrors folded, they  
will unfold automatically when the  
vehicle reaches 20 mph (30 km/h).  
If the mirrors have been folded man-  
ually or electrically after starting the  
engine, they are not unfolded auto-  
matically.  
In this case:  
) Press the control C to unfold  
them.  
Electric folding/unfolding  
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from inside, with the ignition switch  
in the "ON" or "ACC" position  
)by pressing the control C.  
Adjustment  
The mirrors can be adjusted when the  
ignition switch is in the "ON" or "ACC"  
position.  
) Move control A to the right or to the left  
to select the corresponding mirror.  
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from inside, with the ignition switch  
in the "LOCK" position:  
)by pressing the control C, within  
30 seconds.  
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from outside using the remote control:  
) Direct control B in all four directions  
to adjust the mirror.  
When adjustment is complete, return  
control A to the central position.  
)by pressing the "closed pad-  
lock button briefly 3 times to fold  
them,  
)by pressing the "open padlock"  
button briefly 3 times to unfold  
them.  
The folding and unfolding of the door  
mirrors can be configured via the co-  
lour screen "Equipment" menu or de-  
activated by a CITROËN dealer or a  
qualified workshop.  
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C O M F O R T  
REAR VIEW MIRROR  
AUTOMATIC REAR VIEW  
MIRROR*  
AUTOMATIC REAR VIEW  
MIRROR WITH REVERSING  
CAMERA*  
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Adjust the mirror by moving it up or This automatically and gradually chang- Combined with a camera fitted at the  
down and/or to the left or right. es between the day and night positions. rear of the vehicle, this mirror allows the  
The rear view mirror has two positions: To prevent dazzling, the glass of the  
driver to see what there is behind the  
vehicle when reversing.  
ing on the intensity of the light from be- With reverse engaged, is screen is dis-  
hind. It clears as the light (headlamps of played automatically in the mirror glass.  
mirror darkens automatically depend-  
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day (normal),  
night (anti-dazzle).  
To change from one to the other, push  
or pull the lever on the lower edge of  
the mirror.  
following vehicles, sunlight) decreases,  
ensuring maximum visibility.  
You can deactivate automatic mode by  
pressing the "AUTO" button.  
A warning message appears suggesting  
that you check around your vehicle.  
The screen disappears when another  
gear is engaged.  
You can deactivate automatic mode by  
pressing the "AUTO" button.  
* According to country of sale.  
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STEERING WHEEL MANUAL  
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT  
MAT  
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The sun visors fold forwards, and to the  
side when they are unhooked.  
They are fitted with a courtesy mirror  
) Pull the locking lever downwards  
(position B) while supporting the  
steering wheel.  
and a ticket holder.  
When removing the mat on the driver's  
side, move back the seat as far as pos-  
sible and remove the fixings.  
AREAS FOR TOLL CARDS/CAR  
PARK TICKETS  
) Adjust the steering wheel to the re-  
quired height.  
When refitting, position the mat cor-  
rectly on the pins and clip the fixings.  
Check that the mat is secured firmly.  
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Lock the steering wheel adjustment by  
pushing the lever upwards (position A).  
To prevent any risk of jamming  
under the pedals:  
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only use mats suited to the  
fixings already present in  
the vehicle; it is imperative  
that these fixings are used.  
As a safety precaution, these op-  
erations must only be carried out  
while the vehicle is stationary.  
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never fit one mat on top of  
another.  
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The athermic windscreen has a non-  
reflective zone located above the base  
of the rear view mirror.  
It is intended for affixing toll cards and/  
or car park tickets.  
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FRONT INTERIOR FITTINGS  
1. Spectacles storage.  
2. Cooled upper glove box.  
3. Lockable lower glove box.  
4. 12 V socket (120 W max).  
5. Armrest with storage compartments  
12 V socket (120 W max).  
6. Cup holder.  
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7. Removable ashtray.  
8. Bottle holder.  
9. Enclosed storage compartment.  
10. Cup holder.  
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C O M F O R T  
Spectacles storage  
Cooled upper glove box  
Lower glove box  
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Press the cover to open it. Press button A on the lid to open it.  
To close it, push the cover until it locks. To close it, push the lid up.  
This is fitted with a lock.  
To unlock it, turn the key to the left.  
It is fitted with a ventilation nozzle which To open it, pull the handle A.  
can be closed by means of a dial, dis-  
To close it, push the lid up.  
tributing conditioned air at the same  
To lock it, turn the key to the right.  
temperature as the vents in the passen-  
ger compartment.  
In cold weather, it is advisable to close  
this vent to conserve the ambient air in-  
side the passenger compartment.  
It is fitted with a pen holder and a card  
holder.  
It is illuminated on opening when the  
vehicle lighting is on.  
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C O M F O R T  
12 V socket (120 W max)  
Armrest with storage compartments  
12 V socket (120 W max)  
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This is operational when the ignition Upper storage compartment  
switch is in the "LOCK", "ON" or "ACC"  
position.  
Check that the electrical equipment op-  
erates on 12 volts and that its electrical  
power is 120 W maximum.  
Lower storage compartment  
Pull the right-hand lever to open the Pull the left-hand lever to open the lid.  
storage compartment lid, which serves  
as an armrest.  
To close, fold down the lid until it locks.  
To close, fold down the lid until it locks.  
The prolonged use of electrical  
equipment without running the en-  
gine may discharge the battery.  
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C O M F O R T  
12 V socket (120 W max)  
Removable ashtray  
Check that the electrical equip-  
ment operates on 12 V and that  
its maximum electrical power is  
120 W.  
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When you use the two sockets at the  
same time, ensure that the two items  
of equipment together operate on 12 V  
and that their combined electrical power  
is 120 W maximum.  
The prolonged use of electrical equip-  
ment without running the engine may  
discharge the battery.  
This operates when the ignition switch is  
in the "LOCK", "ACC" or "ON" position.  
Open the cover to gain access to the  
socket.  
Pull the cover to open the ashtray.  
To empty, remove the ashtray by pulling  
it upwards.  
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C O M F O R T  
Enclosed storage compartment  
Cup holder  
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Pull the storage compartment lid to There is a cup holder fitted in the dash- Two further cup holders are available in  
open it.  
board on the driver's side.  
front of the front armrest.  
Press on the centre of the cover to extract  
the plate.  
Pull it fully to use it.  
Push it fully to store it.  
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C O M F O R T  
REAR INTERIOR FITTINGS  
Rear armrest  
Bottle holder  
Coat hook  
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Pull the armrest forwards to lower it.  
There is a bottle holder in each rear The rear left grab handle is fitted with a  
door.  
coat hook.  
Cup holder  
Grab handle  
Open the cover A located at the end of Pull the handle downwards to lower it.  
the armrest holding the side with your  
hand.  
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BOOT FITTINGS  
1. 12 V socket (120 W max).  
2. Open storage compartment.  
3. Right-hand side enclosed storage  
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compartment.  
4. Storage compartment in the floor*.  
5. Stowing rings.  
6. Left-hand side storage  
compartment or audio equipment.  
7. Load space cover.  
* 5-seat version only.  
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C O M F O R T  
12 V socket (120 W max)  
Stowing rings  
Storage compartment in the floor*  
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This operates when the ignition switch There are four stowing rings in the boot  
is in the "ON" or "ACC" position.  
Raise the boot floor to gain access to  
this compartment.  
for securing luggage:  
Lift the cover to gain access to the  
socket.  
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two rings are located on the boot floor,  
two rings are located on the rear  
side pillars.  
Check that the electrical equip-  
ment operates on 12 V and that  
its maximum electrical power is  
120 W.  
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Theprolongeduseofelectricalequip-  
ment without running the engine may  
discharge the battery.  
Right-hand side enclosed storage  
compartment  
This storage compartment contains the  
tools for changing a wheel.  
* On 5-seat version only.  
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C O M F O R T  
Load space cover  
Second installation position  
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Unroll the load space cover and install it The load space cover can be secured Removing the load space cover  
in the housing A.  
To store the load space cover, release it  
in two different positions B, so that the  
row 2 seat backs can be tilted.  
from the housing, it reels in to its initial 1. Reel in the load space cover.  
1. Reel in the load space cover.  
2. Move one of the slides C towards the  
inside of the vehicle and raise it.  
Release the opposite slide in the  
same way.  
position.  
2. Move one of the slides C towards  
the inside of the vehicle and insert  
the tab D in the installation hole to  
be used.  
To put the load space cover in place, carry  
out the operations in reverse order.  
Move the opposite slide in the same  
way.  
3. After changing the position, check  
that the load space cover is secured  
correctly.  
Take care not to place heavy  
objects on the load space cover  
when it is unfolded.  
!
The load space cover can be stored  
along the lower tailgate, unless audio  
equipment is present.  
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