2015-2026 Fiat Fiorino SUV Safety -> ESC (Electronic Stability Control) System User Manual
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The ESC system also includes the  
HILL HOLDER SYSTEM  
(for versions/markets, where provided)  
It is an integral part of the ESC system  
and facilitates starting on an incline.  
It is automatically activated in the  
following conditions:  
uphill: vehicle stationary on a road  
with a gradient higher than 5%, engine  
running, brake pressed and gearbox  
in neutral or gear (other than reverse)  
engaged;  
functionality, both conventional and  
ant-lock wheels.  
following systems:  
Hill Holder  
ASR  
MSR  
HBA  
ESC (Electronic  
Stability Control)  
SYSTEM  
(for versions/markets, where provided)  
The ESC system improves the  
directional control and stability of the  
vehicle in various driving conditions.  
The ESC system corrects understeer  
and oversteer, distributing the brake  
force on the appropriate wheels. The  
torque supplied by the engine can also  
be reduced in order to maintain control  
of the vehicle.  
The ESC system uses the sensors in  
the vehicle to determine the trajectory  
required by the driver through steering  
and compares it with the real trajectory  
of the vehicle.  
When the real trajectory deviates from  
the desired trajectory, the ESC system  
intervenes to counter understeer or  
oversteer.  
Oversteer: occurs when the vehicle is  
turning more than it should according  
to the angle of the steering wheel.  
Understeer: occurs when the vehicle  
is turning less than it should according  
to the angle of the steering wheel.  
SYSTEM INTERVENTION  
This is signalled by the flashing of the  
warning light  
in the instrument  
panel, to inform the driver that the  
vehicle is in critical stability and grip  
conditions.  
downhill: vehicle stationary on a road  
with a gradient higher than 5%, engine  
running, brake pressed and reverse  
gear engaged.  
Switching the system on  
The ESC system is automatically  
activated when the vehicle is started  
and cannot be deactivated.  
When setting off, the ESC system  
control unit maintains the braking  
pressure on the wheels until the torque  
necessary for starting is reached, or in  
any case for a maximum of 2 seconds,  
allowing your right foot to be moved  
easily from the brake pedal to the  
accelerator. When the 2 seconds have  
elapsed, without starting, the system is  
automatically deactivated, gradually  
releasing the braking pressure.  
During this release stage, the typical  
brake disengagement noise indicating  
that the vehicle is going to move  
imminently will be heard.  
Fault warnings  
In the event of a failure, the ESC  
will be automatically switched off  
and the warning light  
will come  
on constantly in the instrument  
panel along with a message in  
the multifunction display (for  
versions/markets where provided) (see  
“Warning lights and messages” section  
in the "Knowing the instrument panel"  
chapter). Contact a Fiat Dealership as  
soon as possible.  
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Fault warnings  
System failure is indicated by  
instrument panel warning light  
with  
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slipping of the inner wheel round  
bends due to dynamic variations in the  
load of excessive acceleration;  
excessive power transmitted to the  
wheels, also in relation to road surface  
conditions;  
acceleration on slippery, snowy or icy  
road surfaces;  
in the case of loss of grip on a wet  
surface (aquaplaning).  
If the ASR is switched off while driving,  
it is automatically switched on again  
when the car is started up.  
When travelling on snowy roads with  
snow chains, it may be helpful to turn  
the ASR off: in fact, in these conditions,  
the driving wheels skidding when  
moving off gives you better traction.  
digital display and warning light  
on  
the instrument panel with multifunction  
display (for versions/markets, where  
provided) (see "Warning lights and  
messages” paragraph in the "Knowing  
the instrument panel" chapter).  
WARNING The Hill Holder system is  
not a parking brake, therefore do not  
leave the vehicle without activating the  
handbrake, switching off the engine  
and engaging first gear.  
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MSR SYSTEM (engine  
drive regulation)  
This is an integral part of the ESC  
system that, in the event of a sudden  
gear down shift or an ABS braking,  
cuts in and provides torque to the  
engine thus preventing excessive  
driving wheel drive which, especially in  
poor grip conditions, can lead to a loss  
of stability.  
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ASR SYSTEM (Antislip  
Regulation)  
(for versions/markets, where provided)  
This is a traction control system that  
cuts in automatically every time one or  
both drive wheels slip.  
Depending on the slipping conditions,  
two different control systems are  
activated:  
if the slipping involves both drive  
wheels, the ASR intervenes reducing  
the power transmitted by the engine;  
if the slipping only involves one of  
the drive wheels, the ASR intervenes  
automatically braking the wheel that is  
slipping.  
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FAULT WARNINGS  
In the event of a failure, the ASR  
will be automatically switched off  
Turning the ASR system on/off  
The ASR comes on automatically  
whenever the engine is started.  
While driving, the ASR can be switched  
off and on again pressing the button  
fig. 135 on the dashboard.  
Switching off is shown by the warning  
light on the instrument panel  
switching on together with a message  
shown in the multifunction display, for  
versions/markets where provided.  
and the warning light  
will come  
on constantly in the instrument  
panel along with a message in  
the multifunction display (for  
versions/markets where provided) (see  
“Warning lights and messages” section  
in the "Knowing the instrument panel"  
chapter). In this case, contact the Fiat  
Service Network as soon as possible.  
The action of the ASR system is  
especially useful in the following  
conditions:  
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