CITROEN Citroen C1 2012 Owner's manual

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depending on the trim level, version and the

speciﬁ cations for the country in which it is

sold.

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accessories which are not recommended

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speciﬁ c warning and contact a CITROËN

dealer to be shown the recommended

equipment and accessories.

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We draw your attention to the following...

At the wheel of your new vehicle,

getting to know each system,

each control, each setting,

makes your trips, your journeys

more comfortable and more enjoyable.

refer to the page indicated

Key

contributes to the protection of the environment

additional information

safety warning

.

Contents

Ho

rn

4

8

H

azard warnin

g

lamps 4

8

Parking brake

4

8

E

mer

g

enc

y

b

ra

ki

n

g

ass

i

stance

4

9

A

B

S

, EBFD,

CSC

s

y

stems 4

9

A

SR and ESP s

y

stems

5

0

S

eat belts

5

1

A

irba

g

s 54

Safety

Re

v

cou

nt

e

r

1

9

Instrument panel

1

9

Warnin

g

lamps

2

0

Di

s

t

a

n

ce

r

eco

r

de

r

2

3

In

d

i

ca

t

o

r

s

2

3

S

ettin

g

the time

2

5

Monitoring

Familiarisation

Ke

y

s / Remote control

2

6

Doo

r

s

2

8

El

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

s

2

8

Rea

r win

do

w

s

2

9

B

oo

t

2

9

Fue

l t

a

nk

3

0

Access

Ventilation

3

H

eatin

g

3

4

Air conditionin

g

3

5

M

irrors

3

7

S

teerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment

3

7

F

ront seats

3

8

Rea

r

sea

t

s

3

9

Comfort

Eco-driving

Interior

ﬁ

ttin

g

s 4

0

Boot

ﬁ

ttin

g

s 4

1

Fittings

El

ectron

i

c

g

ear

b

ox

4

2

Driving

Ligh

t

i

n

g

contro

l

sta

lk

4

LED da

y

time runnin

g

lamps

4

5

H

eadlamp ad

j

ustment 4

6

C

ourtes

y

lamp 4

6

Windscreen wiper stalk 4

7

Visibility

.

Contents

C

hild seats

5

7

IS

O

FIX mountin

g

s 6

2

Child safety

C

han

g

in

g

a wheel 6

5

C

han

g

in

g

a bulb 6

7

C

han

g

in

g

a fuse

7

1

Batter

y

7

6

Ma

t

7

9

Fitting audio equipment

/

speakers

7

9

Towin

g

the vehicle 8

0

Fittin

g

roo

f

bars

8

1

A

ccessories

8

2

Practical information

A

udio s

y

stem

/

Bluetooth

9

3

A

udio s

y

stem 1

1

6

Audio

Alphabetical index

Visual search

O

penin

g

the bonnet 8

4

En

g

ine

8

5

Checkin

g

levels

8

6

Checks

8

Checks

En

g

ine

8

9

W

ei

g

hts

9

0

D

imensions

9

1

Identiﬁ cation markin

g

s

9

2

Technical data

Familiarisation

4

Opening

C.

Press/Pull the button on the driver's

door

to lock/unlock the doors and boot

r

s

imultaneousl

y

.

1.

Stop position.

2.

Accessories position

(

1

st

notch

)

.

3.

Runnin

g

position

(

2

nd

notch

)

.

4.

Startin

g

position.

A.

Lockin

g

the vehicle.

B.

Unlockin

g

the vehicle.

Remote control ke

y

Central lockin

g

/ unlockin

g

o

f the vehicle

(

from inside

)

Startin

g

2

6

28

.Familiarisation

5

When this bar flashes

,

accompan

i

e

d

by

an au

dibl

e s

ig

na

l

,

y

ou

h

ave aroun

d

5

litr

es

of

fue

l

rema

i

n

i

n

g

.

1.

I

nt

e

r

io

r r

elease

le

v

e

r.

2.

Exterior sa

f

et

y

catch.

3.

B

onnet sta

y

.

Low fuel level

Unscrew the cap usin

g

the ke

y

.

After fillin

g

the fuel tank, screw the cap back on

full

y

to the ri

g

ht until it clicks and close the flap.

Fuel tank capacit

y

: approximatel

y

3

5

litr

es

.

A

fter openin

g

the flap, insert the ke

y

in the filler

c

ap, then turn it sli

g

htl

y

to the left then return to

the ri

g

ht.

The ke

y

returns to its initial position and the cap

is

u

n

locked

.

Opening

Fuel tank Bonnet

3

0

84

Familiarisation

6

Manual air conditionin

g

This air conditionin

g

s

y

stem optimises the

distribution of the air and its temperature

i

ns

id

e t

h

e passen

g

er compartment.

El

ectron

i

c

g

ear

b

ox

This

f

ive-speed electronic

g

earbox o

ff

ers a

c

h

o

i

ce

be

tw

ee

n th

e

co

m

fo

rt

of

au

t

o

m

a

t

ed

o

peration or the pleasure o

f

manual gea

r

c

han

g

in

g

.

Auxiliar

y

socket for portable

eq

u

ip

ment

Compatible with man

y

MP3 pla

y

ers, this

s

ocket allows

y

ou to listen to

y

our

f

avourite

tracks while travellin

g

. Re

f

er to the

co

n

d

iti

o

n

s

of

use

in th

e

"A

ud

i

o

"

sec

ti

o

n.

Interior

10

2

35

42

.Familiarisation

7

1

.

B

o

nn

e

t r

e

l

ease

2.

Headlamp ad

j

ustment

3.

Passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivation

4.

Adj

usta

bl

e s

id

e a

i

r vent

5

.

Ligh

t

i

n

g

an

d

di

rect

i

on

i

n

di

cator sta

lk

6

.

Driver's

f

ront airba

g

Ho

rn

7

.

Dashboard

f

usebox

(

under the instrument

p

anel trim, on the ri

g

ht and on the le

f

t

)

8.

R

e

v

cou

nt

e

r

9.

Passen

g

er's door mirror control

10

.

Steerin

g

mounted controls for the

el

ectron

i

c

g

ear

b

ox

11.

P

assen

g

er

'

s e

l

ectr

i

c w

i

n

d

ow contro

l

12.

Gea

r l

e

v

e

r

13

.

C

u

p

holder

14

.

S

teering wheel height adjustment

Instruments and controls

Familiarisation

8

1.

Driv

e

r'

s

doo

r mirr

o

r

co

ntr

o

l

2.

Instrument panel

3.

Wiper stalk

4.

Steerin

g

lock and i

g

nition

5

.

H

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps

6

.

S

tora

g

e compartments

7.

Di

ff

usion

g

rille

8.

Windscreen demisting and de

f

rosting vent

9.

Passen

g

er's

f

ront airba

g

1

0

.

Ad

j

ustable side air vent

1

.

Stora

g

e box

1

2

.

Audio s

y

stem

1

3

.

V

ent

il

at

i

on,

h

eat

i

n

g

or a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

n

g

co

ntr

ols

14.

Auxiliar

y

socket

f

or portable equipment

1

5

.

S

tora

g

e compartments

1

6

.

12 V socket

(

120 W max

)

1

7

.

Parkin

g

brake

1

8

.

Driv

e

r'

s

e

l

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

co

ntr

o

l

Instruments and controls

.Familiarisation

9

1.

Forwards-backwards ad

j

ustment. 2

.

Seat back an

g

le ad

j

ustment.

3.

Access to rear seats

(

3-door

)

.

Sitting comfortably

Front seats

3

8

Familiarisation

10

A.

O

penin

g

and closin

g

control.

Push or pull control A

.

B

.

Door mirrors adjustment control.

When the vehicle is

p

arked, the mirrors can be

folded and unfolded manuall

y

.

C

.

S

teering wheel height adjustment release

a

nd lockin

g

control.

1.

Control released.

2.

C

ontrol locked.

Sitting comfortably

Front electric windows Mirrors Steerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment

(

with power steerin

g)

3

7

3

7

2

8

.

OFF

Familiarisation

11

Li

g

htin

g

stalk

F

ront an

d

rear

l

am

p

s

Ri

n

g

A

Li

g

htin

g

off.

Sidelamps.

Dipped / Main beam headlamps.

Rear fo

g

lamp

Ri

n

g

B

Front fo

g

lamps and

r

ear fo

g

lamp

Rin

g

C

Wi

p

er control stalk

Wi

n

d

screen w

ip

ers

MIS

T

S

in

g

le wipe.

OFF

Off

.

INT

I

nterm

i

ttent w

ip

e.

L

O Normal wipe

(

moderate rain

)

.

HI Rapid wipe

(

heav

y

rain

)

.

Rear wi

p

er and rear screenwash

Rin

g

C

Seeing clearly

44

47

Familiarisation

12

Temperature

a

d

j

ustment

Air

f

low ad

j

ustment

Air

d

i

s

tri

bu

ti

o

n

ad

j

ustment

Rea

r

sc

r

ee

n

d

em

i

st

i

n

g

A

ir conditionin

g

Temperature

ad

j

ustment

A

ir recirculation

/

Air

int

a

k

e

A

ir

d

i

s

tri

bu

ti

o

n

a

d

j

ustment

Air conditionin

g

O

n /

O

f

A

ir flow ad

j

ustment

R

ea

r

sc

r

ee

n

d

em

i

st

i

n

g

Heatin

g

Ventilation

3

5

34

.

▬

Familiarisation

13

I

re

q

u

i

re...

Heatin

g

or Manual air conditionin

g

Air distribution Air flow

Air recirculation/Intake of

e

xterior air

Temperature Manual AC

HOT

COLD

DEMI

S

TING

DEFRO

S

TING

Ventilation

Recommended interior settin

g

s

Familiarisation

14

When the i

g

nition is on, the oran

g

e and red

warnin

g

lamps come on.

When the en

g

ine is runnin

g

, these warnin

g

l

amps should

g

o off.

I

f

warnin

g

lamps remain on, re

f

er to the

in

f

ormation on the warnin

g

lamp in question.

A.

R

e

v

cou

nt

e

r

B.

S

creen

C.

Fuel

g

au

g

e

The d

y

namic stabilit

y

control s

y

stem

(

ASR/

E

SP

)

optimises the vehicle's road holdin

g

.

For correct operation of the s

y

stem, refer to the

re

l

evant pa

g

e.

Monitoring

Instrument

p

anel Warnin

g

lamps ASR/ESP o

p

tion

5

0

2

0

1

9

.Familiarisation

15

Y

our ve

hi

c

l

e

h

as

b

een a

pp

rove

d

i

n accor

d

ance

w

ith the new I

SO

FIX regulation.

The rear seats are

f

itted with re

g

ulation I

SO

FIX

mountin

g

s.

These are three rin

g

s for each seat:

- two lower rin

g

s

A

,

located between the

vehicle's seat back and cushion

,

- an upper r

i

n

g

B

, re

f

erred to as the T

O

P

T

ETHER, located at the rear o

f

the seat

back

a

t t

he

bo

tt

o

m.

The

I

S

OFIX child seats

a

r

e

f

itt

ed

with tw

o

latches and

/

or a strap which are secured easily

o

n these rin

g

s, indicated b

y

labels or a mark on

the rear seat back panel.

Passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivated

If the passen

g

er's airba

g

is deactivated,

t

hi

s warn

i

n

g

l

amp rema

i

ns on unt

il

t

h

e

p

assen

g

er

'

s a

i

r

b

a

g

i

s react

i

vate

d

.

Front seat belt

(

s

)

not fastened /

u

nfastened warnin

g

lamp

1.

Insert the ke

y

.

2.

S

elect the

"

OFF" position

.

3.

Remove the ke

y

in the

O

FF position.

When the i

g

nition is switched on, the

warnin

g

lamp

f

lashes i

f

the driver

a

nd

/

or

f

ront passen

g

er has not

fas

t

e

n

ed

th

e

ir

sea

t

be

lt.

The warning lamp

f

lashes when the drive

r

and

/

or

f

ront passen

g

er un

f

astens their seat belt

with the en

g

ine runnin

g

.

Safety

Passen

g

er's airba

g

d

eactivation

"ISOFIX" mountin

g

s

55

6

2

52

Familiarisation

16

Electronic

g

earbox

Movin

g

off

With the parkin

g

brake applied, press the brake

p

e

d

a

l

t

h

en se

l

ect pos

i

t

i

on

N

to start t

h

e en

gi

ne.

With

y

our

f

oot on the brake, select position

R

,

E

or

M

.

Release the parking brake, take your

f

oot o

ff

the brake

p

edal, then accelerate.

Select position

E

usin

g

the

g

ear lever.

The

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed is displa

y

ed in the

instrument panel screen.

Th

e

g

ear

b

ox cont

i

nuous

ly

se

l

ects t

h

e most

su

i

ta

bl

e

g

ear.

Manual mode

Press the clutch pedal full

y

when chan

g

in

g

gear

.

R

everse

T

o en

g

a

g

e reverse

g

ear, pus

h

t

h

e

g

ear

l

eve

r

f

ull

y

to the ri

g

ht then towards the rear.

R

everse

g

ear can on

ly

b

e en

g

a

g

e

d

w

h

en t

h

e

v

ehicle is stationary, engine at idle

.

Driving safely

EASY mode

(

automatic mode

)

M

anual

g

earbox

4

3

4

3

4

2

Pl

ace t

h

e

g

ear

l

ever

i

n pos

i

t

i

on

M

, t

h

en c

h

an

g

e

u

p or

d

own t

h

rou

gh

t

h

e

g

ears

by

press

i

n

g

t

h

e

le

v

e

r:

- rearwards,

"

+" to change up,

-

f

orwards,

"-

" to chan

g

e down.

You can also use the steerin

g

mounted control

paddles.

The

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed is displa

y

ed in the

instrument panel screen.

.

17

Eco-driving

Eco-drivin

g

is a ran

g

e of ever

y

da

y

practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuel consumption and C

O

2

e

mi

ss

i

o

n

s

.

Optimise the use of

y

ou

r

g

ear

b

ox

With a manual

g

earbox, move off

g

entl

y

,

c

han

g

e up without waitin

g

and drive b

y

ch

an

gi

n

g

up qu

i

te soon.

With the electronic

g

earbox sta

y

in Eas

y

"E"

without pressin

g

the accelerator pedal heavil

y

or suddenl

y

.

Drive smoothl

y

Maintain a safe distance between vehicles,

use en

g

ine brakin

g

rather than the

b

ra

k

e pe

d

a

l

, an

d

press t

h

e acce

l

erato

r

p

ro

g

ress

i

ve

ly

.

Th

ese pract

i

ces contr

ib

ute

towards a reduction in

f

uel consum

p

tion and

CO

2

emissions and also hel

p

s reduce the

back

g

round tra

ff

ic noise.

Control the use of

y

our electrical equipment

Before movin

g

off, if the passen

g

e

r

c

ompartment is too warm, ventilate it b

y

openin

g

the windows and air vents be

f

ore usin

g

t

h

e a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

n

g

.

Above 30 mph

(

50 km

/

h

)

, close the windows

a

nd leave the air vents o

p

en.

Remember to make use o

f

e

q

ui

p

ment that can

h

elp keep the temperature in the passen

g

er

c

ompartment down

(

sun blinds, ...

)

.

Switch off the air conditionin

g

as soon as the

desired temperature is attained.

S

witch o

ff

the demistin

g

and de

f

rostin

g

c

ontrols, i

f

not automatic.

Switch off the headlamps and the fo

g

lamp when

the level of li

g

ht does not require their use.

A

void runnin

g

the en

g

ine before movin

g

off,

particularl

y

in winter;

y

our vehicle will warm

up much faster while drivin

g

.

A

s a passen

g

er, i

f

y

ou avoid connectin

g

y

our multimedia devices

(f

ilm, music, video

g

ame...

)

,

y

ou will contribute towards limitin

g

the consumption o

f

electrical energy, and so

of

fue

l.

Disconnect

y

our portable devices before

leavin

g

the vehicle.

18

Limit the causes of excess

c

onsum

p

tion

Spread loads throu

g

hout the vehicle; place

the heaviest items in the bottom of the boot

,

a

s close as possible to the rear seats.

Li

m

i

t t

he

loads

ca

rr

ied

i

n t

he

v

ehicle

a

n

d

r

educe wind resistance

(

roo

f

bars, roo

f

r

ack, bic

y

cle carrier, ...

)

. Use a roo

f

box in

p

re

f

erence.

R

e

m

o

v

e

r

oof

ba

r

s

a

n

d

r

oof

r

ac

k

s

af

t

e

r

use

.

A

t the end of winter, remove snow t

y

res and

r

e

f

it

y

our summer t

y

res.

Observe the recommendations

o

n maintenance

C

heck the t

y

re pressures re

g

ularl

y

, when cold,

r

e

f

errin

g

to the label in the door aperture,

d

riv

e

r'

s

i

de

.

Carr

y

out this check in particular:

- before a lon

g

j

ourne

y

,

- at each chan

g

e of season,

- a

f

ter a lon

g

period out o

f

use.

Don't

f

or

g

et the spare wheel.

Have

y

our vehicle serviced re

g

ularl

y

(

en

g

ine

oil, oil

f

ilter, air

f

ilter...

)

and observe the

schedule o

f

operations recommended b

y

the

m

a

n

ufac

t

u

r

e

r.

When re

f

uellin

g

, do not continue a

f

ter the 3

rd

c

ut-o

ff

o

f

the nozzle to avoid any over

f

low.

A

t the wheel of

y

our new vehicle, it is onl

y

a

f

ter the

f

irst 1 800 miles

(

3 000 kilometres

)

that

y

ou will see the

f

uel consumption settle

d

own to a cons

i

stent avera

g

e.

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CITROEN Citroen C1 2012 Owner's manual

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