Peugeot 2010.5 Peugeot 3008 Dag Owner's manual

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EXTERIOR
Welcome lighting
This additional exterior and interior light-
ing, controlled remotely, makes your ap-
proach to the vehicle easier when the
light is poor.
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Directional lighting
This lighting automatically provides addi-
tional visibility when cornering.
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Panoramic sunroof
This roof provides incomparable visibility
and light in the passenger compartment.
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Grip control
This special traction control system im-
proves the traction of 2 wheel drive ve-
hicles in snow, mud and sand.
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EXTERIOR
Temporary puncture repair kit
This kit is a complete system, consisting
of a compressor and an integral sealant
cartridge, for the temporary repair of a
tyre.
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Lower tailgate
This lower tailgate permits remarkable
accessibility and makes the loading of
bulky objects easier.
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Visual and audible front and/or rear
parking sensors
This system warns you if an obstacle is
detected behind or in front of the vehicle
in reverse or forward gear.
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When using an automatic car wash:
- unscrew the aerial,
- fold back the mirrors.
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OPENING
Remote control key
A. Unfolding/Folding the key.
Normal locking
(press once; xed lighting of
the direction indicators).
Deadlocking the vehicle
(press twice in succession;
xed lighting of the direction
indicators).
Complete or selective unlock-
ing of the vehicle
(rapid ashing of the direction
indicators).
or
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When the light is poor, detected by
a sensor, the remote switching on of
the dipped headlamps and sidelamps
makes your approach to the vehicle
easier.
This function can be programmed via
the confi guration menu.
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Fuel tank
1. Opening the fuel fi ller fl ap.
2. Opening and hooking the fuel ller
cap.
The type of fuel to be used is indicated
on the inner face of the fuel fi ller fl ap.
Capacity of the tank: approximately
60 litres.
On Diesel vehicles, the fuel
ller neck incorporates a mis-
fuel prevention device which
prevents fi lling with petrol.
This equipment will become avail-
able during the year.
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OPENING
Boot
Opening
After unlocking the vehicle using the
remote control or the key, press the
handle A and lift the tailgate.
Closing
After closing the lower tailgate, pull
the handle B downwards to guide
the tailgate.
Lower tailgate
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Opening
Push the handle C to the right and
tilt the tailgate D .
Closing
Raise the tailgate D , push it fully to
close it, check that it is locked cor-
rectly.
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INTERIOR
Electric parking brake
This combines the functions of auto-
matic application on switching off the
engine and automatic release on accel-
eration.
Manual application/release is possible.
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Audio and communication systems
These systems benefi t from the latest
technology: MP3 compatible Peugeot
Connect Sound, Peugeot Connect USB,
Bluetooth, Peugeot Connect Navigation
or Peugeot Connect Media with 16/9 re-
tractable colour screen, JBL audio system,
auxiliary sockets.
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Head-up display
This system projects certain information
into the eld of vision of the driver: speed,
cruise control/speed limiter and Distance
alert.
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Dual-zone digital air conditioning
This systems allows different levels of
comfort to be set for the driver and front
passenger. It then controls these level
automatically according to the ambient
conditions.
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Peugeot Connect
Navigation
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285 Peugeot Connect
Sound
Peugeot Connect
Media
Peugeot Connect
USB
232,
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Bluetooth
237,
273,
295
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PEUGEOT
Assistance
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
1. Cruise control/speed limiter
switches.
2. Steering wheel adjustment control.
3. Lighting and direction indicator
control stalk.
4. Instrument panel.
5. Driver's airbag.
Horn.
6. Gear lever.
7. Electric parking brake.
8. Front armrest - Peugeot Connect
USB and/or auxiliary socket.
9. Bonnet release.
10. Driver's storage compartment
(Handbook).
11. Alarm button.
Parking sensors button.
Dynamic stability control button
(ESP/ASR).
12. Manual headlamp adjustment.
Instrument panel navigator
associated with the Peugeot
Connect Media.
13. Door mirror controls.
Electric window controls.
Child lock.
14. Front side window demisting vent.
15. Windscreen demisting vent.
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
1. Steering lock and ignition.
2. Audio and telematics system
steering mounted control.
3. Wipers/screenwash/trip computer
control stalk.
4. Central adjustable air vents.
5. Head-up display.
6. Multifunction screen.
7. Passenger's airbag.
8. Side adjustable air vent.
9. Glove box - Audio/video sockets -
Passenger's airbag deactivation.
10. Storage compartment with net.
11. Grip control switch.
12. 12 V accessory socket.
13. Grab handle.
14. Heating/air conditioning controls.
15. Audio and telematics system.
16. Buttons:
- head-up display,
- hazard warning lamps,
- Distance alert,
- central locking.
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SITTING COMFORTABLY
Driver's seat
Forwards-backwards Height
Manual adjustment
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Electric adjustment
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Seat back angle
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SITTING COMFORTABLY
Front seats
Head restraint height and angle
Lumbar
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Steering wheel adjustment
1. Unlock the control.
2. Adjust for height and reach.
3. Lock the control.
As a safety precaution, these opera-
tions must only be carried out when sta-
tionary.
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Table position (front passenger seat)
To place objects on the table or to make
the loading of long objects in the vehicle
easier.
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Front armrest
This incorporates the Peugeot Connect
USB and/or a JACK auxiliary socket.
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SITTING COMFORTABLY
Door mirrors
Adjustment
A. Selection of the mirror to be adjusted.
B. Adjustment of the position of the
mirror in the four directions.
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Rear view mirror
Manual model
1. Selection of the "day" position of the
mirror.
2. Adjustment of the mirror.
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Automatic day/night model
1. Adjustment of the mirror.
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Front seat belts
1. Fastening of the buckle.
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2. Height adjustment.
Also...
C. Folding/
Unfolding.
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SEEING CLEARLY
Lighting
Ring A
Lighting off.
Ring B
Sidelamps.
Dipped/main beam headlamps.
Rear foglamp.
or
Front and rear foglamps.
Automatic illumination of head-
lamps.
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Direction indicators
Raise or lower the lighting stalk passing
the point of resistance; the correspond-
ing direction indicators will ash for as
long as the stalk remains in this posi-
tion.
"Motorway" function
Press the lighting stalk up or down once,
without passing the point of resistance;
the corresponding direction indicators
will fl ash three times.
This function can be used at any speed,
but it is particularly useful when chang-
ing lane on high-speed roads.
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Wipers
Stalk A: windscreen wipers
Switching on "AUTO"
Press the stalk down and release it.
Switching off "AUTO"
Push the stalk up and return it to
position "0" .
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Ring B: rear wiper
Park.
Intermittent wipe.
Wash-wipe.
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VENTILATION
Digital air conditioning: we recommend use of the fully automatic mode by pressing the "AUTO" button.
Recommended interior settings
I require...
Heating or Manual Air Conditioning
Air distribution Air fl ow
Air recirculation/
Intake of outside air
Temperature Manual A/C
HOT
COLD
DEMISTING
DEFROSTING
MONITORING
Instrument panel
A. With the ignition on, the needle
should indicate the level of fuel re-
maining.
B. With the engine running, its associ-
ated low level warning lamp should
go off.
C. With the ignition on, the oil level in-
dicator should display "OIL OK" for
a few seconds.
If the levels are not correct, top up the
levels which are low.
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Warning lamps
1. With the ignition on, the orange and
red warning lamps come on.
2. With the engine running, these
warning lamps should go off.
If warning lamps remain on, refer to the
page concerned.
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Switch panels
Lighting of the indicator lamp indicates the
status of the corresponding function.
A. Interior volumetric pro-
tection alarm.
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79, 118
140
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B. Visual and audible
parking sensors.
C. ESP OFF (without
Grip control).
D. Child lock.
E. Head-up display.
F. Hazard warning lamps.
G. Distance alert.
H. Central locking.
Lower
Central
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PASSENGER SAFETY
Passenger's front airbag
1. Insert the key.
2. Select the position:
"OFF" (deactivation), with "rear fac-
ing" child seat,
"ON" (activation), with front passen-
ger or "forwards facing" child seat.
3. Remove the key keeping the switch
in the new position.
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front airbag
A. Front and/or rear seat belts not fas-
tened/unfastened warning lamp.
B. Front left seat belt warning lamp.
C. Front right seat belt warning lamp.
D. Rear right seat belt warning lamp.
E. Rear centre seat belt warning lamp.
F. Rear left seat belt warning lamp.
G. Passenger's front airbag deactivated
warning lamp.
H. Passenger's front airbag activated
warning lamp.
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Child lock
(locking of the rear doors)
Illumination of the indicator lamp indicates
the status of the corresponding function.
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ARRANGE YOUR BOOT
3 position adjustable boot
Low position (150 kg max).
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To release the oor, push
slightly forwards then
raise.
Use the stops A , placed on each
side of the boot to change the
height of the fl oor more easily.
Intermediate position (100 kg max). High position (50 kg max) with the lower
tailgate closed to isolate the lower part
of the boot.
From the high position, place the oor
in this position (at an angle), two stops
support it to allow access underneath it
or to the spare wheel.
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ARRANGE YOUR BOOT
Rear seats
Place the adjustable oor in the in-
termediate position .
Check that nothing is preventing
the seat backs from folding (front
seats suffi ciently advanced, head
restraints, seat belts, ...).
Check also that no object on or un-
der the seat could hinder its move-
ment.
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Pull the control of the 1/3 section,
from the boot.
Pull the control of the 2/3 section,
from the boot.
The seats are aligned with the adjust-
able fl oor and the lower tailgate.
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DRIVING SAFELY
Electric parking brake
Manual application/release
The parking brake can be applied manu-
ally by pulling the control lever A .
When the ignition is on, the parking
brake can be released manually by
pressing the brake pedal and pulling
then releasing the control lever A .
Automatic application/release
Press the accelerator and release the
clutch, the parking brake is released
automatically and progressively on ac-
celeration.
When the engine is switched off , the
parking brake is applied automatically.
Before getting out of the
vehicle, check that the
braking warning lamp
( red ! ) and the warning
lamp P in the control lever A , are on
(not fl ashing)
If you get out of your vehicle
with the engine running, apply
the parking brake manually.
Before getting out of the
vehicle, check that the
braking warning lamp
( red ! ) and the warning
lamp P in the control lever A are on (not
ashing).
Do not leave a child alone in
the vehicle with the ignition on;
they could release the parking
brake.
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Your vehicle is equipped with a system
which keeps it immobile for a short time
(approximately 2 seconds) to assist you
when starting on a hill, the time required
for you to move your foot from the brake
pedal to the accelerator pedal.
This function is only active:
- when the vehicle has been immobi-
lised completely with your foot on
the brake pedal,
- on certain gradients,
- when the driver's door is closed.
Do not get out of the vehicle
during the hill start assist tem-
porary hold phase.
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If this warning lamp is on in the
instrument panel, the automatic
application/release function is
deactivated .
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DRIVING SAFELY
Head-up display
1. Head-up display on/off.
2. Brightness adjustment.
3. Display height adjustment.
The adjustments must be
made with the engine running
and the vehicle stationary.
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Distance alert
1. Distance alert on/off.
2. Alert value increase/decrease.
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Grip control
ESP (normal mode).
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Snow.
All terrain.
Sand.
ESP OFF.
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DRIVING SAFELY
Speed limiter "LIMIT"
1. Limiter mode Selection/Off.
2. Decreasing the programmed value.
3. Increasing the programmed value.
4. Speed limiter On/Off.
The values must be set with
the engine running.
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Cruise control "CRUISE"
1. Cruise control mode Selection/Off.
2. Programming a speed/Decreasing
the programmed value.
3. Programming a speed/Increasing
the programmed value.
4. Cruise control Off/Resume.
In order to be programmed or
activated, the vehicle speed
must be higher than 25 mph
(40 km/h), with at least fourth gear
engaged on the manual gearbox
(second gear for the 6-speed elec-
tronic gear control gearbox or auto-
matic gearbox).
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Display in the instrument panel
The cruise control or speed limiter mode
appears in the instrument panel when it
is selected.
Cruise control
Speed limiter
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DRIVING SAFELY
6-speed electronic
gear control gearbox
This 6-speed gearbox offers a choice
between the comfort of fully automatic
operation or the pleasure of manual
gear changing.
1. Gear lever.
2. Button "S" (sport) .
"Tiptronic - Porsche system"
gearbox
This six-speed gearbox offers a choice
between the comfort of fully automatic
operation or the pleasure of manual
gear changing.
1. Gear lever.
2. Button "S" (sport) .
3. Button " " (snow) .
Moving off
Select position N and press the
brake pedal fi rmly while starting the
engine.
Engage rst gear (position A or M )
or reverse (position R ) using the
gear lever 1 .
Take your foot off the brake pedal
then accelerate.
Select position P or N and press the
brake pedal fi rmly while starting the
engine.
Select position R , D or M .
Take your foot off the brake pedal,
then accelerate.
3. Steering mounted "-" paddle.
4. Steering mounted "+" paddle.
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