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BOOT  
BOOT OPENING  
FROM OUTSIDE  
The tailgate (when unlocked) can only be  
opened from outside using the powered  
handle A-fig. 71 located beneath the  
shackle.  
A
A
fig. 71  
fig. 72  
If doors are unlocked the boot can be  
opened at any time.  
EMERGENCY OPENING  
FROM INSIDE  
WARNING  
If you travel in areas with  
few filling stations and you  
To open it, one of the front doors shall be  
opened or doors shall be unlocked using  
the remote control or the key without re-  
mote control.  
In case of emergency the boot can be  
opened from inside the vehicle as de-  
scribed below.  
want to transport fuel in a spare tank,  
respect applicable laws and exclu-  
sively use a type-approved suitably  
secured tank. However, the risks in  
case of collision increase.  
Open the sliding side door and fold the  
rear seats over completely;  
working inside the luggage compart-  
ment, press lever A-fig. 72 and open  
the tailgate.  
WARNING  
Never exceed the maximum  
allowed load in the boot (see  
section “Technical Specifications”).  
Make sure that the objects are well  
arranged in the boot so that they will  
not be projected forwards following  
sudden braking.  
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A
E
A
B
D
fig. 73  
fig. 74  
fig. 76  
REMOVING THE REAR  
WINDOW SHELF  
WARNING  
Under no circumstances  
should the rear seat be used  
The rear window shelf fig. 73 consists of  
two parts. To remove it proceed as fol-  
lows:  
with the backrest tipped for carrying  
cargos or luggage. The cargo may  
crash against the backrest of the front  
seats, thus causing serious injury to  
passengers.  
A
A
open the luggage compartment tailage,  
lift up the front section A-fig. 74 re-  
leasing the pin A-fig. 75 from the hous-  
ing B-fig. 76;  
A
fig. 75  
lift the rear section B-fig. 74 releasing  
the pins B and C-fig. 75 from the hous-  
ings D and E-fig. 76;  
If the seat is completely folded, remove  
the rear window shelf as described above  
and position it between the backrests of  
the front seats and the tipped rear seat.  
The rear window shelf is fit back into place  
by carrying out the operations described  
above in reverse order.  
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A
B
fig. 77  
fig. 79  
fig. 81  
Versions with one-piece rear seat  
To extend the luggage compartment fur-  
ther, pull the tab A-fig. 78 behind the rear  
seat backrest and fold the seat and back-  
rest forwards fig. 79.  
A
B
Versions with split rear seat  
To extend the luggage compartment fur-  
ther, pull the tabs A and B-fig. 80 behind  
the rear seat backrests and fold the seats  
and backrests forwards fig. 81.  
fig. 78  
fig. 80  
move the seat belt sideways and check  
that it is stretched and presents no  
twisting;  
EXPANDING THE BOOT  
NOTE The one-piece and split seats have  
circlips on the rear edge of the cushion for  
attaching the seat to the front seat head  
restraint rods when it is folded over.  
Proceed as follows:  
open the luggage compartment tailgate  
and remove the rear parcel shelf (see  
description in previous paragraph);  
raise lever A-fig. 77 retaining the back-  
rest and fold it forwards to create an  
even load compartment. The raising of  
the lever is shown by a “red band” B;  
lower the rear seat head restraints all  
the way down;  
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1
3
2
fig. 83  
fig. 84  
REPOSITIONING  
THE REAR SEAT  
ANCHORING THE CARGO  
fig. 84  
A
A
Proceed as follows:  
For easier cargo fastening, eyebolts have  
been supplied on the boot floor (varying  
in number according to versions).  
check that the seat belt is correctly fit-  
ted in the corresponding bracket;  
bring the seat cushion back in horizon-  
tal position and make sure that it is  
properly secured;  
fig. 82  
REMOVING REAR SEAT  
tip the backrest backwards and make  
sure that it is properly secured.  
There is a diagram (fig. 83) under the split  
seat cushion illustrating the reattachment  
to the brackets bolted onto the floor.  
When bulky cargos need to be carried, the  
loading compartment can be further ex-  
panded by removing the rear seat.  
After having folded the rear seat as de-  
scribed previously, adjust the two brack-  
ets A-fig. 82 located at the side under the  
seat (one on each side).  
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