CITROEN Citroen C-Elysée 2012 Owner's manual

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version.

We draw

y

our attention to the followin

g

...

Ke

y

sa

f

ety warning

add

iti

o

n

a

l in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

contributes to the protection of the environment

re

f

er to the page indicated

Your vehicle is fitted with onl

y

some of the

e

quipment described in this document,

dependin

g

on the trim level, version and the

s

peci

f

ications

f

or the countr

y

in which it is sold.

The fittin

g

of electrical equipment or

accesso

ri

es

whi

c

h

a

r

e

n

o

t r

eco

mm

e

n

ded

by

C

ITR

OËN

ma

y

result in a

f

ailure o

f

y

our

ve

hi

c

l

e

'

s e

l

ectron

i

c s

y

stem.

Pl

ease note t

hi

s

peci

f

ic warnin

g

and contact a

C

ITR

OËN

dea

l

e

r t

o

be

s

h

o

wn th

e

r

eco

mm

e

n

ded

e

quipment and accessories.

C

ITR

O

Ë

N

has a presence on ever

y

continent,

a complete product ran

g

e,

brin

g

in

g

to

g

ether technolo

gy

and a permanent spirit o

f

innovation,

f

or a modern and creative approach to mobilit

y

.

We thank

y

ou and con

g

ratulate

y

ou on

y

our choice.

H

app

y

motor

i

n

g!

A

t the wheel o

f

y

our new vehicle,

g

ettin

g

to know each s

y

stem,

each control, each settin

g

,

makes

y

our trips,

y

our

j

ourne

y

s

more com

f

ortable and more en

j

o

y

able.

.

Contents

Instrument panel

2

Indicator and warnin

g

lamps

2

3

S

ervice indicator

3

2

Distance recorders

3

4

S

ettin

g

the date and time

3

5

Trip computer 3

6

M

onochrome screen

C

(

Audio s

y

stem / Bluetooth

)

3

8

Monitoring

Familiarisation

R

emote control ke

y

4

2

A

l

a

rm 4

6

D

oo

r

s

4

8

Boo

t

4

9

Wi

n

do

w

s

5

1

Fuel

t

a

n

k

5

2

M

isfuel prevention

(

Diesel

)

5

3

Access

F

ront seats

5

R

ear seats

5

7

M

irrors 5

8

S

teerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment 6

0

V

e

ntil

a

ti

o

n

6

1

H

eatin

g

6

3

M

anua

l

a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

n

g

(

without displa

y

screen

)

6

3

Electronic air conditionin

g

(

with screen

)

6

5

F

ront demist - defrost 6

8

R

ear screen demist - de

f

rost 6

9

Comfort

S

tartin

g

- stoppin

g

the en

g

ine

7

5

M

anual parkin

g

brake

7

6

M

anual

g

earbox

7

E

lectronic

g

earbox

7

8

A

utomatic

g

earbox

8

2

S

peed limiter 8

5

C

ruise control

8

7

R

ear parkin

g

sensors 8

9

Driving

Li

g

htin

g

control

9

1

H

eadlamp adjustment

9

6

Wi

p

er control

9

7

C

ourtes

y

lamps 9

9

Visibility

Eco-driving

Interior

ﬁ

ttin

g

s

7

0

Boot

ﬁ

ttings

7

3

Fittings

.

Contents

Direction indicators 1

0

H

azard warnin

g

lamps

10

0

H

orn

10

0

Brakin

g

assistance s

y

stems 1

0

1

Tra

j

ector

y

control s

y

stems 10

2

Fr

o

nt

sea

t

be

lt

s

1

0

3

A

irba

g

s 1

0

6

Safety

C

hild seats 1

1

0

I

SO

FIX child seats 1

1

6

C

hil

d

l

oc

k 1

1

9

Child safety

Temporar

y

puncture repair kit 1

2

0

Chan

g

in

g

a wheel 1

2

6

Chan

g

in

g

a bulb 13

3

C

han

g

in

g

a

f

use 13

9

Batter

y

1

4

Electrical ener

gy

econom

y

mode 14

7

C

han

g

in

g

a wiper blade 14

8

Towin

g

the vehicle 14

9

Towin

g

a trailer

1

5

1

Ver

y

cold climate screen

(

s

)

15

3

Advice on care and maintenance 1

5

4

A

ccesso

ri

es

1

5

4

Ma

t

s

1

5

6

Roo

f

bars 1

5

7

Practical information

Petrol en

g

ines 16

8

Petrol wei

g

hts

16

9

Diesel en

g

ine

17

0

Diesel wei

g

hts 1

7

1

Dim

e

n

s

i

o

n

s

1

7

2

I

denti

ﬁ

cation markin

g

s 1

7

3

Technical data

A

udio s

y

stem

/

Bluetooth 1

7

5

A

udio system 2

0

5

Audio and telematics

Visual search

Alphabetical index

Checks

Bonnet

1

5

9

P

etrol engines 16

0

D

iesel en

g

ine 16

1

Runnin

g

out o

f

uel

(

Diesel

)

16

2

Checkin

g

levels 16

3

C

hecks 1

6

4

Familiarisation

This kit is a complete s

y

stem consistin

g

of a

c

ompressor and a sealant cartrid

g

e, to allow the

temporar

y

repair of a t

y

re.

12

0

Exterior

Rear parkin

g

sensors

This system provides a warning when manoeuvring

backwards b

y

detectin

g

obstacles located behind

th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

.

8

9

.

5

Familiarisation

Access

A

.

Un

f

oldin

g

/

Foldin

g

the ke

y

.

Remote control ke

y

49

From the outside

1.

Unlockin

g

and release of the boot lid.

2.

O

penin

g

the boot lid.

F

rom t

h

e

i

ns

id

e

1.

Unlockin

g

and release o

f

the boot lid.

2.

O

penin

g

the boot lid.

4

2

Boot lid

Lockin

g

(

one press; fixed illumination of the

direction indicators; the doors are

l

ocked

)

.

Unlockin

g

and release of the boot

(

a press of more than one second;

r

apid flashin

g

of the direction

i

n

di

cators; t

h

e

b

oot an

d

oors are

u

nlocked

)

.

Unlockin

g

the vehicle

(

rapid flashin

g

of the direction

i

ndicators

)

.

6

Familiarisation

Fuel tank

1.

O

penin

g

the fuel filler flap.

2.

Removin

g

the fuel filler cap.

52

Access

Bonnet

15

9

A.

I

nt

e

r

io

r r

elease

le

v

e

r.

B.

Exterior sa

f

et

y

catch

C

.

Bonnet stay.

3.

Hookin

g

the fuel filler cap.

Tank capacit

y

: approximatel

y

50 litres.

.

7

Familiarisation

Interior

El

ectron

i

c a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

n

g

(

with screen

)

Thi

s s

y

stem, equ

i

ppe

d

w

i

t

h

a

di

sp

l

a

y

screen,

p

rovides you with optimum control o

f

temperature

and air circulation in the passen

g

er compartment.

S

p

eed limiter / Cruise control

These two s

y

stems allow

y

ou to control the

s

peed of

y

our vehicle accordin

g

to a value

y

ou

ha

v

e

se

t.

Audio and communication

s

y

stems

These s

y

stems benefit from the latest

technolo

gy

: MP3 compatible audio s

y

stems,

US

B pla

y

er, Bluetooth hands-

f

ree s

y

stem,

aux

ili

ar

y

i

nputs, ...

6

5

85, 87

205

17

5

Audio s

y

stem

Audio s

y

stem / Bluetooth

8

Familiarisation

Instruments and controls

1.

Cruise control / speed limiter controls.

2.

Steerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment control.

3.

Li

g

htin

g

and direction indicator stalk

H

o

rn * .

4.

I

nstrument pane

l

.

5.

Driver's airba

g

and horn

*

.

6

.

C

i

g

arette li

g

hter

/

12 V accessor

y

socket.

U

S

B port

/

auxiliary socket.

7

.

H

ea

t

ed

sea

t

co

ntr

o

l.

8.

Fuel filler flap release.

B

oo

t li

d

r

e

l

ease

l

e

v

e

r * .

9.

B

o

nn

e

t r

e

l

ease

.

1

0

.

F

usebo

x.

11.

H

ea

dl

amp

h

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment.

12.

D

y

namic

S

tabilit

y

C

ontrol

(

E

S

P

/

A

S

R

)

bu

tt

o

n

B

oo

t li

d

r

e

l

ease

bu

tt

o

n

*

.

Alarm warnin

g

lamp.

1

3

.

Door mirror ad

j

ustment control.

1

4

.

Side ad

j

ustable and air vent.

1

5

.

Front door

g

lass demistin

g

/defrostin

g

vent.

* Dependin

g

on version.

.

9

Familiarisation

Instruments and controls

1.

Steerin

g

lock and i

g

nition switch.

2.

Wiper and screenwash / trip computer

co

ntr

o

l

s

t

a

lk.

3.

Central lockin

g

button.

4.

O

pen stora

g

e.

or

Monochrome screen

C

(

Audio s

y

stem

/

B

luetooth

)

.

5

.

Ad

j

ustable centre air vents.

6

.

Windscreen demistin

g

/defrostin

g

vent.

7

.

Passen

g

er's airba

g

.

8.

G

love box.

Passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivation switch.

9.

H

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps

b

utton.

1

0

.

A

u

di

o s

y

stem.

11.

Heatin

g

/

Air conditionin

g

controls.

1

2

.

Ashtray

/

C

up holder.

1

3

.

El

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

s

wit

c

h

es

.

1

4

.

Gear lever.

1

5

.

Parkin

g

brake.

10

Familiarisation

Sitting comfortably

M

anua

l

a

dj

ustments

1.

H

ea

d

restra

i

nt

h

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment.

2.

B

ac

k

rest an

gl

e a

dj

ustment.

3.

D

r

i

ver

'

s seat cus

hi

on

h

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment.

4.

S

eat

f

orwards-backwards adjustment.

55

.

11

Familiarisation

Sitting comfortably

Head restraint ad

j

ustment

5

6

1

.

Release the ad

j

ustment mechanism.

2

.

Ad

j

ust for hei

g

ht.

3.

Lock the ad

j

ustment mechanism.

Steerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment

6

0

For reasons of safet

y

, these operations

m

ust onl

y

be carried out with the

ve

hi

c

l

e stat

i

onar

y

.

To raise the head restraint, pull it upwards.

To lower it, press the lu

g

A

a

n

d

do

wn

o

n th

e

head

r

es

tr

a

int

a

t th

e

sa

m

e

tim

e

.

12

Familiarisation

Sitting comfortably

Door mirrors

Electric ad

j

ustment

A.

S

election o

f

the mirror.

B.

Ad

j

ustin

g

the position of the mirror

g

lass.

C.

D

e

-

se

l

ec

ti

o

n

o

f th

e

mirr

o

r.

5

8

Interior rear view mirror

1

.

Selectin

g

the "da

y

" position of the mirror.

2

.

Mirror ad

j

ustment.

A

.

Fastenin

g

.

Front seat belts

10

3

.

13

Familiarisation

Seeing clearly

Li

g

htin

g

Ri

n

g

A

Ri

n

g

B

Front wi

p

ers

9

2, 9

3

2

.

Fast wipe.

1.

Normal wipe.

I.

I

nterm

i

ttent w

i

pe.

0.

Pa

r

k

.

È

S

in

g

le wipe: Brie

f

push the stalk down.

S

creenwash: Long pull on stalk towards you.

97

Li

g

htin

g

off.

S

idelamps.

Dipped / main beam headlamps.

Rear

f

o

g

lamp.

or

Front and rear fo

g

lamps.

14

Familiarisation

I re

q

uire..

.

H

eatin

g

or Manual air conditionin

g

Air distribution

A

ir flo

w

A

ir recirculation/Intake of

e

xterior air

T

emperatur

e

Manual AC

H

O

T

COLD

D

EMISTING

D

EFROSTIN

G

Ventilation

R

ecommen

d

e

d

i

nter

i

or sett

i

n

g

s

.

15

Familiarisation

Monitoring

A

.

With the i

g

nition on, the bars representin

g

th

e

f

ue

l l

e

v

e

l

s

h

ou

l

d

co

m

e

o

n.

B.

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, the associated

low level warnin

g

lamp should

g

o o

ff

.

Instrument

p

anel

With the i

g

nition on, the oran

g

e and red

w

arnin

g

lamps come on.

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, these warnin

g

lamps

should

g

o o

ff

.

I

f

a warnin

g

lamp remains on, re

f

er to the pa

g

e

co

n

ce

rn

ed

.

Warnin

g

lamps

2

3-3

1

22

Illumination of the lamp indicates the status of

the correspondin

g

function.

Switch

p

anel

1

0

2

A

.

Deactivation of the ESP/ASR s

y

stem.

49

B.

Openin

g

the boot

(

dependin

g

on version

)

.

C.

Alarm warnin

g

lamp.

46

16

Familiarisation

1.

O

pen the

g

love box.

2.

I

nsert t

h

e

k

e

y

.

3.

Select position:

"ON"

(

activation

)

, with

f

ront passen

g

er or

"

forwards facin

g

" child seat,

"OFF"

(

deactivation

)

, with "rear

f

acing"

c

hil

d

sea

t.

4.

Remove the ke

y

keepin

g

the switch in the

n

ew pos

i

t

i

on.

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

107

Passenger safety

A

.

Driv

e

r'

s

sea

t

be

lt n

o

t f

as

t

e

n

ed

or

u

nfastened / front passen

g

er's seat belt

u

nfastened warnin

g

lamp.

B.

Airba

g

fault warnin

g

lamp.

Front seat belts and

p

assen

g

er's front airba

g

2

6

C.

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivation

warnin

g

lamp.

31

.

17

Familiarisation

Driving safely

Electronic

g

earbox

Five-speed electronicall

y

controlled

g

earbox

offerin

g

the choice of the comfort of automated

operation or the pleasure of manual

g

ear

c

han

g

in

g

.

1.

G

ear lever.

Displa

y

in the instrument panel

The

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed or the drivin

g

mode selected

a

ppears

i

n t

h

e

i

nstrument pane

l

screen.

N.

Neu

tr

al

.

R.

Re

v

e

r

se

.

1 to 5

.

G

ears engaged.

A

UTO

.

A

u

t

o

m

a

t

ed

m

ode

.

Movin

g

off

)

Select position

N

.

)

Press

f

irml

y

on the brake pedal.

)

S

tart the en

g

ine.

)

S

elect the automated mode

(

position

A

)

A

or manual mode

(

position

M

)

by moving

the

g

ear lever

1

,

or

en

g

a

g

e reverse b

y

pushin

g

the

g

ear

l

e

v

e

r

1

to position R

.

)

Release the parkin

g

brake.

)

Pro

g

ressivel

y

take

y

our

f

oot o

ff

the brake

p

edal: the vehicle moves o

ff

.

7

8

18

Familiarisation

8

2

Driving safely

A

utomatic

g

earbox

Four-speed

g

earbox offerin

g

the choice of the

c

omfort of automatic operation or the pleasure

of manual

g

ear chan

g

in

g

.

1.

G

ear lever.

2.

"S"

(

sport

)

button.

3.

"

7

"

(

snow

)

button.

Displa

y

in the instrument panel

The

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed or the drivin

g

mode selected

appears

i

n t

h

e

i

nstrument pane

l

screen.

P.

Pa

r

k

.

R.

Re

v

e

r

se

.

N.

Neu

tr

al

.

D.

Drive

(

automatic

f

orward drive

)

.

S

.

S

p

or

t

programme

.

7

Sno

w

programme

.

1 to 4

.

Gears en

g

a

g

ed.

-.

Invalid value in manual operation.

Movin

g

off

)

Appl

y

the parkin

g

brake.

)

S

elect position

P

or

N

.

)

S

tart the en

g

ine.

)

P

ress t

h

e

b

ra

k

e

p

e

d

a

l

.

)

Release the parking brake.

)

Then select

p

osition

R

,

D

or

M

.

)

Pro

g

ressivel

y

take

y

our foot off the brake

p

edal: the vehicle moves off.

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