Get PRACTICAL INFORMATION Guide for Peugeot 106 4 Door 1996-2003

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

1124 cm³injection engine

1 . Air ﬁlter

2 . Brake ﬂuid

3 . Battery

1

2

3

4 . Power steering

5 . Dipstick

6 . Engine oil ﬁller

7 . Coolant

8 . Reservoir for front/rear screen and

headlamp wash-wipe*

8

7

6

5

4

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

1360 cm³injection engine

1 . Air ﬁlter

2 . Brake ﬂuid

3 . Battery

4 . Power steering

5 . Dipstick

1

2

3

6 . Engine oil ﬁller

7 . Coolant

8 . Reservoir for front/rear screen and

headlamp wash-wipe*

9 . Automatic gearbox

8

7

6

5

9

4

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

16-valves 1587 cm³engine

1 . Air ﬁlter

2 . Brake ﬂuid

3 . Battery

1

2

3

4 . Power steering

5 . Dipstick

6 . Engine oil ﬁller

7 . Coolant

8 . Reservoir for front/rear screen and

headlamp wash-wipe*

8

7

6

5

4

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

1527 cm³diesel engine

1 . Air ﬁlter

2 . Brake ﬂuid

3 . Battery

1

2

3

4 . Power steering

5 . Dipstick

6 . Engine oil ﬁller

7 . Coolant

8 . Reservoir for front/rear screen and

headlamp wash-wipe*

8

7

6

5

4

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Cooling circuit

CHECKING THE LEVELS

1. Air ﬁlter

The air filter element must be

changed at the recommended

intervals. If you drive in a dusty

atmosphere, change it twice as

often.

4. Power steering*

When the engine is cold, the level

must always be above the MIN

mark, close to the MAX mark.

Always use the coolant which is

approved by the manufacturer

(PROCOR TM108 / GLYSANTIN

G33 or REVKOGEL 2000). If this is

not possible, top up with distilled

water and have the protection level

checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.

When the engine is hot, the coolant

temperature is regulated by the fan.

As the fan can operate with the

ignition key removed, and as the

cooling circuit is pressurised, do

not carry out any work for at

least an hour after switching off

the engine.

5. Dipstick

Check the oil level on ﬂat ground,

with the engine cold and preferably

before the ﬁrst journey of the day.

Never exceed the maximum level.

Check the level regularly.

Follow the recommendations given

in the maintenance schedule.

2. Brake ﬂuid

6. Topping up with oil

Your oil must be changed in accor-

dance with the maintenance sche-

dule.

The oil must be topped up between

oil changes.

Regularly check and top-up the

oil level.

The level must always be above the

DANGER mark on the reservoir. In

the event of a signiﬁcant drop in the

ﬂuid level, consult a PEUGEOT

dealer immediately. Use fluids

approved by the manufacturer,

which conform to DOT 3 or DOT 4

standards.

Note: the coolant does not need to

be renewed.

8. Front/rear screen and

headlamp wash reservoir*

3. Battery

At the beginning of winter, have the

battery checked by a PEUGEOT

dealer.

In summer (30°C and above) or if

the battery is in heavy use, check

the level of electrolyte; it must cover

the separator plates at all times. If

necessary, top up with distilled

water.

Maximum oil consumption is 0.5

litres per 600 miles (1000 km).

For optimum cleaning quality and

for your safety, it is best to use clea-

ning products approved by PEU-

GEOT (capacity 4.5 litres without

headlamp wash, 5.5 litres with

headlamp wash).

7. Coolant

Engine cold: the coolant level must

be between the min and max marks

in the expansion chamber with the

cap removed. To close, turn the cap

to the second notch*.

* According to speciﬁcation

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Visual brake pad wear indicator*

The front brakes are ﬁtted with visual wear indicators.

Regularly check the thickness of the brake pads.

To check: turn the wheels to full lock on the side to be checked. The thickness of pad remaining is represented by the measu-

rement X.

When the measurement is zero, the brake pads must be changed.

Advice

As brake pad wear depends on the way in which the vehicle is driven, particularly if the vehicle is used for urban driving or for

short journeys, or is driven in a very sporty manner, it may be necessary to check the thickness of the pads even between ser-

vice intervals.

* According to speciﬁcation

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1

3

2

CHANGING A WHEEL

Access to the spare wheel

The spare wheel is outside, under

the luggage compartment, in a

metal carrier.

Remove the wheel

– Use the wheel-brace to remove

the wheel trim by pulling at the

valve location.

Fit the spare wheel

– Position the wheel, then lightly

pre-tighten the bolts using the

wheel-brace.

– Lower the jack and release it.

– Tighten the bolts using the

wheel-brace.

– Fit the wheel trim, starting with

the valve location, and press with

the palm of the hand.

– Loosen the wheel bolts.

–

Use the jack storage box to chock

the wheel at the opposite corner to

the wheel being changed.

– Take out the wheel-brace 1.

– Using the wheel-brace 1, slacken

the spare wheel carrier bolt

inside the luggage compartment,

under the carpet.

– Position the jack head in the jac-

king point nearest to the wheel

being changed, taking care that

the entire base of the jack is in

contact with the ground.

– Raise the jack, remove the wheel

bolts and remove the wheel.

– Lift the carrier to disengage the

hook towards the rear, then lower it.

– Take out the jack storage box 2

Replacing the wheel in the

carrier

– Lift the wheel to aid re-positio-

located in the spare wheel.

ning of the carrier.

– Do not forget to retighten the

spare wheel carrier bolt.

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For your safety, always

change a wheel:

3

– on level, solid, non-slippery

ground,

– with the handbrake applied,

– with ﬁrst or reverse gear engaged,

– Chock the vehicle.

– Never position yourself under

a vehicle which is supported

only by a jack. Use a ramp.

After changing the wheel

Special procedure for Sport model

– Have the wheel bolts and the

tyre pressure checked as

soon as possible.

– Have the damaged tyre

repaired so that it can be

returned to the vehicle as

soon as possible.

Positioning the jack

– Close the jack completely.

– Position the jack under the vehicle at the jacking points tilting it by 90°, so that

the jack handle hinge is at the same height as the sill trim, then straighten it.

– Check that the jack is in correct contact with the sill.

– The “space-saving”* type of

spare wheel is ﬁtted with a

115/70R 15 tyre and is for

temporary use only.

Replacing the wheel in the carrier

– Position the jack storage box with the arrow pointing forwards.

- Pressure: 61 lbf. in²(4.2 bars).

- Maximum speed: 50 m.p.h.

(80 km/h).

Never place the jack in contact with the sill trim.

* According to speciﬁcation

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3

Special features of the alloy

wheels*

Bolt covers

Fitting the spare wheel

Anti-theft bolt**

If your vehicle is ﬁtted with a steel

spare wheel, it is normal when secu-

ring it to notice that the bolt washers

do not come into contact with the

rim. The spare wheel is secured by

the cone-shaped support of each

bolt.

If your wheels are ﬁtted with an anti-

theft bolt (one per wheel), the

chrome trim and then the plastic

cover must be removed, using tool 3,

before it is unscrewed using one of

the two anti-theft sockets (which

were given to you on delivery of your

vehicle along with the duplicate keys

and the conﬁdential card) and the

wheel brace 1.

Alloy wheel bolts are covered by

chrome trims.

Use tool 3 to remove the trims before

slackening the bolts.

Fitting snow tyres

If you ﬁt snow tyres mounted on steel

wheels, it is essential to use special

bolts available from your PEUGEOT

dealer.

Note: make a careful note of the code

number engraved on the top of the

anti-theft socket. This will enable you

to obtain a duplicate of the anti-theft

socket from a PEUGEOT dealer.

* According to speciﬁcation.

** According to model and destination.

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There is a risk of damage

to the dipped/main

headlamps. Only use

bulbs supplied by the

following manufacturers:

– TUNGSRAM

– PHILIPS

– OSRAM

– NORMA

These comply with the anti-UV

(Ultra-Violet)

requirements

necessary for correct operation

and reliability of the headlamps.

CHANGING A BULB

Side lights W5W

Turn the plastic protector 1/8 turn

Dipped/main headlamps

H4 55/60 W

Turn the plastic protector 1/8 turn

and remove it.

Disconnect the connector.

Press the spring to unhook it then

change the bulb.

Change the bulb.

The headlamps are ﬁtted with

When reﬁtting the plastic protector,

ensure that the locating notches

are correctly positioned and that

the protector is properly secured.

Only touch the bulb with a dry

cloth.

polycarbon glass with

a

protective coating. We strongly

advise against cleaning them

with a dry or abrasive cloth or

with

products

containing

detergents or solvents.

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5

1

3

4

2

Direction indicator bulbs

PY21W

Access to the bulbs is from inside

Side repeater W5W*

Pull the rear part of the transparent

cover and detach the assembly.

Support the connector and turn the

transparent cover 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Rear lights

Direction indicators PY21W

Reversing lights P21W

Fog lamp P21W

Tail lights P5W

Brake/tail lights P21/5W

From inside the luggage com-

partment:

Remove the plastic protector 1.

Remove the air outlet grille 2 using

a cross-head screwdriver.

the wheel arch.

Turn the wheels to full lock (to the

left to change the right hand bulb

and vice versa).

Open the access ﬂap.

Turn the socket 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Ensure that the ﬂap is closed

correctly.

Slacken the two wing nuts 3 and

release the light block 4.

Pinch the lugs 5 to remove the

bulb-holder. Change the bulbs.

* According to speciﬁcation

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Additional brake light

5 W5W bulbs

Access to the light is easier if the

Front fog lamps/long range

lights H1/55W*

Access to the bulbs is from under-

luggage compartment is open.

neath the vehicle.

Remove the plastic protector by

pressing the side tabs.

Turn the socket a 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Pinch the lugs to release the bulb-

holder.

Change the bulbs.

* According to speciﬁcation

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5

1

3

4

2

Direction indicator bulbs

PY21W

Access to the bulbs is from inside

Side repeater W5W*

Pull the rear part of the transparent

cover and detach the assembly.

Support the connector and turn the

transparent cover 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Rear lights

Direction indicators PY21W

Reversing lights P21W

Fog lamp P21W

Tail lights P5W

Brake/tail lights P21/5W

From inside the luggage com-

partment:

Remove the plastic protector 1.

Remove the air outlet grille 2 using

a cross-head screwdriver.

the wheel arch.

Turn the wheels to full lock (to the

left to change the right hand bulb

and vice versa).

Open the access ﬂap.

Turn the socket 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Ensure that the ﬂap is closed

correctly.

Slacken the two wing nuts 3 and

release the light block 4.

Pinch the lugs 5 to remove the

bulb-holder. Change the bulbs.

* According to speciﬁcation

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Additional brake light

5 W5W bulbs

Access to the light is easier if the

Front fog lamps/long range

lights H1/55W*

Access to the bulbs is from under-

luggage compartment is open.

neath the vehicle.

Remove the plastic protector by

pressing the side tabs.

Turn the socket a 1/4 turn.

Change the bulb.

Pinch the lugs to release the bulb-

holder.

Change the bulbs.

* According to speciﬁcation

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Removing-ﬁtting a fuse

Beware of incompatible

additional electrical acces-

sories!

Your vehicle’s electrical

circuit is designed to operate

with standard or optional equip-

ment. Before installing additional

electrical equipment or accesso-

ries, consult a PEUGEOT dea-

ler.

Correct

Pliers

Incorrect

Some electrical accessories, or

the way in which they are ﬁtted,

may adversely affect the opera-

tion of your vehicle, namely, the

electronic control circuits, the

radio circuit and the electrical

charging circuit.

PEUGEOT does not accept any

responsibility for expenses

incurred by repairs or for any

faults resulting from the installa-

tion of additional accessories

which are not supplied or

recommended by PEUGEOT

and which were not installed in

accordance with the manufactu-

rer’s instructions, in particular

equipment with a consumption

greater than 10 milliamps. The

maxi fuses provide additional

protection for the electrical sys-

tems. Any work must be carried

out by a specialist.

Before removing a fuse the cause of the fault must be found and corrected.

The fuse numbers are on the fuse box.

Always change a faulty fuse for one of the same rating.

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F1

F3

F5

F2

F7

F9

F4

F6

F11

F13

F15

F8

F10

F12

F14

F16

The 16 fuse boxes and maxi fuse

boxes are located under the

bonnet.

16 fuse box

MF4

MF3

MF2

MF1

To gain access to the fuses, unhook

the covers.

Maxi fuse box

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16 fuse box (engine compartment)

Fuse

Rating*

—

Functions*

Not used

1

2

30A

25A

20A

25A

20A

—

Anti-lock braking system

Engine cooling

3

4

Anti-lock braking system

Fan unit

5

6

Additional driving lamps

Not used

7

8

—

Not used

9

10A

—

Fuel pump

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

Not used

10A

30A

Oxygen sensor

Left-hand main beam

Right-hand main beam

Left-hand dipped beam

Right-hand dipped beam

Pulsair pump

Maxi fuse (engine compartment)

MF1

MF2

MF3

MF4

20A

80A

40A

Lighting switch

Ignition supply (starter +ve)

Ignition supply (ignition controlled +ve)

Battery +ve feed to 13-fuse box

* According to speciﬁcation.

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F1

F7

F2

F3

F10

F6

F12

F13

F11

F4

13 fuse box in the passenger

compartment

F9

To gain access to the passenger

compartment fuse box, press the

lug on the upper section and pull

the ﬂap towards you.

F5

F8

13 fuse box

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13 fuse box (passenger compartment)

Fuse

Rating*

—

Functions*

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Not used.

25A

30A

10A

Heater blower.

Heated rear screen – air conditioning – pressure switch – heated seats.

Radio – map reading light.

Heated rear screen - horn - lighter + heated mirrors.

Direction indicators / hazard warning lights.

Engine cooling – electronic immobiliser – coolant temperature control unit – instrument

panel – power steering – reversing lights.

8

9

20A

30A

Central locking - electronic immobiliser – interior lighting – boot lighting -

coolant temperature control unit - instrument panel - radio - clock.

Electric windows - hazard warning lights - electric mirrors – brake lights – front and rear

wipers - instrument panel.

10

11

12

20A

5A

Front electric windows.

Rear fog light + instrument panel lights.

5A

Left tail-light – front sidelights - instrument panel lighting (rheostat) + headlamp height

adjustment.

13

5A

Switch lighting – radio panel lighting –

number plate lighting – right tail light

* According to speciﬁcation.

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To start and charge the battery

from another battery:

Make sure that the connections are

correct:

– Do not disconnect the

terminals while the

engine is running.

- Connect the red cable to the

positive (+) terminals of both bat-

teries.

- Connect one end of the green or

black cable to the negative (–)

terminal of the auxiliary battery.

- Connect the other end of the

green or black cable to an earth

point on the broken down vehicle

as far as possible from the

battery.

Operate the starter and allow the

engine to run.

– Do not recharge batteries

without ﬁrst disconnecting the

terminals.

–

A permanent electrical supply

is necessary for operation of

the electronic systems. If the

battery is disconnected, switch

on the ignition and wait

10 seconds before starting.

However, if minor disturbances

occur following disconnection

contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

Wait for the engine to return to idle,

then disconnect the cables.

Battery

To charge the battery with a battery

charger:

– Disconnect the battery starting

with the negative (–) terminal.

It is advisable to disconnect the

battery if the vehicle is to be out

of use for more than one month.

–

Follow the instructions for use given

by the charger manufacturer.

– Re-connect starting with the

positive (+) terminal.

– Check that the terminals and

posts are clean. If they are

covered with sulphation (a white

or green deposit), undo them and

clean them.

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Fitting a radio

Fitting speakers

Provision is made for ﬁtting 130 mm

diameter speakers in the front

doors. (It is possible to ﬁt 100 mm

diameter speakers at the rear*).

Your 106 has the following factory-

ﬁtted equipment:

– Roof aerial.

– Coaxial aerial lead.

– Basic suppression.

A

Consult a PEUGEOT dealer.

– Supply to front speakers (accor-

ding to speciﬁcation, the wires

are located in the pillars in front of

the doors).

– Supply to rear speakers*.

– 2 x 8-way connectors.

B

It only remains for you to connect

your radio and ﬁt the speakers.

The connectors

A1 : —

A2 : —

A3 : —

A4 : (+) Accessories

A5 : —

A6 : (+) Parking lights

A7 : (+) Permanent

A8 : Earth

B1 : (+) Right-hand rear speakers*

B2 : (–) Right-hand rear speakers*

B3 : (+) Right-hand front speakers

B4 : (–) Right-hand front speakers

B5 : (+) Left-hand front speakers

B6 : (–) Left-hand front speakers

B7 : (+) Left-hand rear speakers*

B8 : (–) Left-hand rear speakers*

* According to speciﬁcation

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

To tow your 106 without

lifting...

A towing bar should always be

Towing

(boat, caravan, etc.)

• before setting out:

Do not exceed your vehicle’s

towing capacity.

Towing weight: see ‘Technical data’

used.

section.

- check the pressure of the

tyres, both on the vehicle and

on the trailer.

- check the electrical signals on

the trailer.

From the front and rear:

– Attach the towing bar to the

towing eye.

Recommended nose weight: 50 kg.

- practice manoeuvring, in parti-

cular reversing.

- grease the tow ball regularly,

remove it when you have ﬁni-

shed towing.

Tow-bar

This device must be ﬁtted by a

PEUGEOT dealer.

• In a caravan, distribute the load

inside evenly and do not exceed

the maximum load.

• Always drive at a moderate

speed, change gear early, both

going uphill and downhill. Pay

attention to side winds.

• When towing, fuel consumption

increases. Do not forget to use a

roof deﬂector if necessary.

• Braking distance increases.

Brake gradually and gently. Avoid

jerky braking.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION for Your Peugeot 106 4 Door 1996-2003

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