IN AN EMERGENCY -> JUMP STARTING for Your Fiat Tipo 4 Door Second Generation (2015-2026)

switch off all the other electrical  
devices in the car;  
connect one end of the cable used  
for negative () to the negative terminal  
() of the auxiliary battery;  
connect the other end of the cable  
used for negative () to an engine  
earth (the visible metal part of the car  
engine with flat conventional battery) far  
from the battery and the fuel injection  
system;  
start the car engine with the auxiliary  
battery, let it run for a few minutes at  
idling. Start the engine of the car with  
flat conventional battery.  
JUMP STARTING  
If the traditional battery is flat, jump  
starting can be performed using the  
traditional battery and the cables of  
another car, or using a booster battery.  
WARNINGS  
When a booster battery is used,  
comply with the use and precaution  
instructions specified by the producer.  
Do not use the booster battery or any  
other external power source with a  
voltage above 12V. This could damage  
the traditional battery, the starter, the  
alternator and the electrical system of  
the car.  
if another car is used for jump  
starting, park the car within the reach  
of the cables to be used for starting,  
operate the parking brake and make  
sure that the ignition is off.  
WARNING Avoid contact between the  
two vehicles since this could cause a  
connection to earth and may result in  
serious injury to any people nearby.  
Cable disconnection  
PROCEDURE FOR JUMP  
STARTING  
Once the engine has been started,  
remove the cables proceeding as  
follows:  
WARNING If the procedure below is  
carried out incorrectly, it can cause  
severe injury to people or damage the  
recharging system of one or both cars.  
Carefully follow the instructions given  
below.  
Do not attempt jump starting if the  
conventional battery is frozen. The  
battery could break and explode!  
disconnect the end of the cable used  
for negative (-) from the engine earth  
of the vehicle with flat conventional  
battery.  
PREPARATION TO JUMP  
STARTING  
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disconnect the other end of the cable  
used for negative () from the negative  
terminal () of the auxiliary battery;  
disconnect the end of the cable  
used for positive (+) from the positive  
terminal (+) of the auxiliary battery;  
disconnect one end of the cable  
used for positive (+) from the positive  
terminal (+) of the car with flat  
conventional battery.  
Cable connection  
Proceed as follows to carry out a jump  
starting:  
WARNING The positive terminal (+) of  
the conventional battery is shielded  
by a protective cover. Lift the cover to  
access the positive terminal.  
connect one end of the cable used  
for positive (+) to the positive terminal  
(+) of the car with flat conventional  
battery;  
connect the other end of the cable  
used for positive (+) to the positive  
terminal (+) of the auxiliary battery;  
Proceed as follows:  
engage the parking brake, move the  
gear lever to neutral and set the ignition  
device to STOP;  
If it is often necessary to perform a  
jump starting, have the car battery and  
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the recharging system checked by a  
Fiat Dealership.  
FUEL CUT-OFF  
SYSTEM  
169) The batteries contain acid that can  
burn skin or eyes. Batteries produce  
hydrogen, which is easily flammable and  
explosive. Thus keep away flames or  
devices which may cause sparks.  
DESCRIPTION  
This intervenes in the case of a collision  
causing:  
WARNING Any accessories (e.g.  
mobile phones, etc.) connected to the  
car power sockets draw current even if  
they are not used.These devices, if left  
connected too much time with engine  
off, may cause the conventional battery  
to drain with following reduction of its  
life and/or failure to start the engine.  
the interruption of the fuel supply with  
the engine consequently switching off;  
the automatic unlocking of the doors;  
turning on the lights inside the car;  
deactivation of climate control  
system ventilation;  
switching on of the hazard warning  
lights (to deactivate the lights press the  
button on the dashboard).  
WARNING  
61) Never use a fast battery charger to  
start the engine as this could damage the  
electronic systems, particularly the engine  
ignition and fuel supply control units.  
62) Do not connect the cable to  
the negative terminal () of the flat  
conventional battery. The following  
spark could lead to conventional battery  
explosion and cause serious harm. Only  
use the specific earth point; do not use  
any other exposed metallic part.  
IMPORTANT  
On some versions, the intervention of  
the system is indicated by a message  
shown on the display. In the same way,  
a dedicated message on the display  
warns the driver if system operation is  
compromised.  
166) Before opening the bonnet, make  
sure that the engine is off and that the  
ignition key is in the STOP position. Follow  
the indications on the plate underneath  
the bonnet. We recommend that you  
remove the key from the ignition if other  
people remain in the vehicle. The vehicle  
should always be left after the key has  
been removed or turned to the STOP  
position. During refuelling, make sure that  
the engine is off (and that the ignition key is  
in the STOP position).  
167) Do not get too close to the radiator  
cooling fan: the electric fan may start;  
danger of injury. Scarves, ties and other  
loose clothing might be pulled by moving  
parts.  
WARNING Carefully check the car for  
fuel leaks, for instance in the engine  
compartment, under the car or near  
the tank area. After a collision, bring  
the ignition device to STOP to prevent  
the conventional battery from running  
down.  
168) Remove any metal objects (e.g. rings,  
watches, bracelets), that might cause an  
accidental electrical contact and cause  
serious injury.  
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