Peugeot 308 CC Dag (2010.5). Instruction - part 11

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Rear lamps

   1.    Brake lamps (  LEDs  ).
  2.    Sidelamps (  LEDs  ).
  3.    Direction indicators (  LEDs  ).
  4.    Foglamp   (P   21 W  ).
  5.    Reversing   lamp   (P   21 W  ).

Changing the foglamp and reversing
lamp bulbs
These two bulbs are changed from out-

side the rear bumper:

On the left-hand side, take care not

to touch the silencer; risk of burns,

if you change the bulb after switch-

ing off the ignition.



turn the bulb holder one quarter of a

turn and remove it,



turn the bulb one quarter of a turn

and change it.

To reﬁ t, carry out these operations in

reverse order.

Changing brake lamps, sidelamps
and direction indicators
For the replacement of this type of LED

lamp, contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Changing the third brake lamp
(LEDs)

For the replacement of this type of LED

lamp, contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

Changing the number plate lamp
bulbs (W 5 W)



Insert a thin screwdriver in one of

the exterior holes of the lens.



Push it towards the outside to unclip it.



Remove the lens.



Pull the bulb and change it.

High pressure washing
When using this type of washing

on stubborn dirt, do not persist on

the headlamps, the lamps and their

surrounds to avoid damaging their

protective coating and seals.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

PEUGEOT will not accept re-

sponsibility for the cost incurred in

repairing your vehicle or for recti-

fying malfunctions resulting from

the installation of accessories not

supplied and not recommended

by PEUGEOT and not installed in

accordance with its instructions,

in particular when the combined

consumption of all of the addition-

al equipment connected exceeds

10 milliamperes.

Installing electrical accessories
Your vehicle's electrical system is

designed to operate with standard

or optional equipment.

Before installing other electrical equip-

ment or accessories on your vehicle,

contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

CHANGING A FUSE

Access to tooling

The extraction tweezer and the spare

fuses are ﬁ tted to the back of the dash-

board fusebox cover.

For access to them:


turn the screw a quarter of a turn to

the left,



unclip the cover by pulling the top

right,



disengage and pull away the cover,



remove carrier on which are ﬁ tted

the tweezer and replacement fuses.

Changing a fuse

Before changing a fuse, you must:


identify and correct the cause of the

fault,



switch off all all electrical consumers,



immobilise the vehicle and switch

the ignition off,



identify the failed fuse using the al-

location tables and layout diagrams

in the following pages.

Good

Failed

Tweezer

When changing a fuse, you must:


use the special tweezer to extract

the fuse from its housing and check

its ﬁ lament,



always replace the failed fuse with

a fuse of the same rating (same

colour); using a different rating may

cause faults (risk of ﬁ re).

If the fuse fails again soon after it is

changed, have the electrical system

checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Dashboard fuses

The fusebox is placed in the lower dash-

board (left-hand side).

Access to the fuses



refer to the paragraph "Access to

tooling".

Fuse tables

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

Not used.

30 A

Earth for locking and deadlocking

5 A

Airbags and pretensioners control unit.

10 A

Clutch pedal and dual-function brake switches,

electrochromatic rear view mirror, air conditioning,

steering wheel angle sensor, automatic gearbox,

switching and protection unit.

30 A

Front one-touch electric windows, folding mirrors

supply.

30 A

Rear one-touch electric windows, exterior door

opening controls.

5 A

Front and rear courtesy lamps, map reading lamps,

sun visor lighting, glove box lighting.

20 A

Audio equipment, radio/telephone, multifunction screen, tyre

under-inﬂ ation detection, interior storage compartments.

30 A

Front 12 V socket, cigar lighter.

F10

15 A

Steering mounted controls, alarm siren, alarm

control unit.

F11

15 A

Low current ignition switch.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

F12

15 A

Instrument panel, seat belt and passenger's front

airbag warning lamps display, air conditioning,

driver's seat memory unit, retractable roof unit.

F13

5 A

Engine fusebox, airbags.

F14

15 A

Multifunction screen, ampliﬁ er, hands-free kit,

rain/sunshine sensor, parking sensors control unit,

passenger's seat memory unit.

F15

30 A

Locking and deadlocking.

F17

40 A

Rear screen and door mirrors demist/defrost.

PARC shunt.

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

G36

30 A

Driver and passenger heated seats.

G37

5 A

Trailer fuse box.

G38

30 A

Driver's seat memory unit.

G39

Not used.

G40

30 A

Hi-Fi ampliﬁ er, passenger's seat memory unit.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Engine compartment fuses

The fusebox is placed in the engine

compartment near the battery (left-hand

side).

Access to the fuses



Unclip the cover.



Change the fuse (see corresponding

paragraph).



When you have ﬁ nished, reﬁ t the

cover carefully to ensure correct

sealing of the fusebox.

Fuse table

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

20 A

Engine control unit supply, injection pump and EGR

electrovalves (2 litre HDI), injectors (2 litre HDI).

15 A

Horn.

10 A

Front screenwash.

20 A

Headlamp wash.

15 A

Purge canister, turbine discharge and Turbo

pressure regulation electrovalves (1.6 litre THP 16V),

oil vapour heater (1.6 litre THP 16V), Diesel fuel

heater (1.6 litre HDI).

10 A

Vehicle speed sensor, ABS/ESP control unit.

10 A

Power steering control unit, automatic gearbox,

engine coolant level detector.

25 A

Starter motor control.

10 A

Diagnostic socket, directional headlamps, air

ﬂ ow sensor (Diesel), particle emission ﬁ lter pump

(Diesel), door mirror controls.

F10

30 A

Engine control unit actuators (petrol: ignition

coils, electrovalves, oxygen sensors, injectors,

heaters, fuel pump, controlled thermostat) (Diesel:

electrovalves, heaters).

F11

40 A

Air conditioning fan.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

F12

30 A

Windscreen wipers slow/fast speed.

F13

40 A

Built-in systems interface supply (ignition positive).

F14

Not used.

F15

10 A

Right-hand main beam headlamp.

F16

10 A

Left-hand main beam headlamp.

F17

15 A

Left-hand dipped headlamp.

F18

15 A

Right-hand dipped headlamp.

F19

15 A

Oil vapour heater (1.6 litre VTi 16V), purge canister

solenoid valve (1.6 litre VTi 16V), oxygen sensors

(petrol), air cooling electrovalves (Diesel).

F20

10 A

Controlled thermostat, variable timing electrovalves,

Turbo pressure regulation electrovalve (Diesel),

engine coolant level detector (Diesel).

F21

5 A

Fan assembly relay supply, Valvetronic relay control

(1.6 litre VTi 16V), Turbo cooling (1.6 litre THP

16V), air ﬂ ow sensor (1.6 litre HDI).

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Table of mini and midi-fuses above the battery

* The midi-fuses and maxi-fuses pro-

vide additional protection for the

electrical systems. All work on these

types of fuse must be carried out by a

PEUGEOT dealer.

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

Not used.

5 A

Dual function brake switch.

5 A

Battery charge unit.

25 A

ABS/ESP solenoid valves.

Not used.

15 A

Automatic gearbox.

F7 *

80 A

Power steering electropump assembly.

F8 *

60 A

Fan assembly.

F9 *

70 A/30 A

Pre-heat unit (Diesel)/

Valvetronic electric motor (1.6 litre THP 16V).

F10 *

40 A

ABS/ESP electropump assembly.

F11

100 A

Switching and protection unit.

F12 *

Not used.

Table of maxi-fuses

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

MF1 *

Not used.

MF2 *

30 A

Trailer control unit.

MF3 *

50 A

Passenger compartment fusebox.

MF4 *

80 A

Built-in systems interface.

MF5 *

80 A

Built-in systems interface.

MF6 *

Not used.

MF7 *

30 A

Heated seats.

MF8 *

20 A

Headlamp wash.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

BATTERY

Access to the battery

Starting using another battery



Connect the red cable to the posi-

tive terminal (+) of the ﬂ at battery A ,

then to the positive terminal (+) of

the slave battery B .

The battery is located under the bonnet.

For access to it:


open the bonnet using the interior

release lever, then the exterior safety

catch,



secure the bonnet stay,



remove the plastic cover to gain

access to the two terminals,



unclip the fusebox to remove the

battery, if necessary.

Disconnecting the cables



Raise the locking tab fully.

Reconnecting the cables



Position the open clip 1 of the cable

on the positive terminal (+) of the

battery.



Press vertically on the clip 1 to posi-

tion it correctly against the battery.



Lock the clip by lowering the tab 2 .

Do not force the tab as locking will

not be possible if the clip is not po-

sitioned correctly; start the proce-

dure again.

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

Connect one end of the green or

black cable to the negative terminal (-)

of the slave battery B .



Connect the other end of the green

or black cable to the earth point C

on the broken down vehicle.



Operate the starter, let the engine

run.



Wait until the engine returns to idle

and disconnect the cables.

Do not disconnect the terminals

while the engine is running.

Do not charge the batteries without

disconnecting the terminals ﬁ rst.

The batteries contain harmful sub-

stances such as sulphuric acid and

lead. They must be disposed of in

accordance with regulations and

must not, in any circumstances, be

discarded with household waste.

Take used remote control batteries

and vehicle batteries to a special

collection point.

Charging the battery using
a battery charger



Disconnect the battery from the

vehicle.



Follow the instructions for use pro-

vided by the manufacturer of the

charger.



Reconnect starting with the nega-

tive terminal (-).



Check that the terminals and connec-

tors are clean. If they are covered with

sulphate (whitish or greenish deposit),

remove them and clean them.

To avoid discharging the battery,

do not leave the lights on repeat-

edly with the ignition off (refer to

the "Energy economy mode" para-

graph).

It is advisable to disconnect the

battery if the vehicle is to be left un-

used for more than one month.

Before disconnecting the battery
Wait 2 minutes after switching off

the ignition before disconnecting

the battery.

Close the roof, the windows and

the doors before disconnecting the

battery.

Following reconnection of the
battery

Following reconnection of the bat-

tery, switch on the ignition and wait

1 minute before starting to permit

initialisation of the electronic sys-

tems. However, if slight difﬁ culties

are encountered following this ope-

ration, contact a PEUGEOT dealer.

Referring to the corresponding section,

you must yourself reinitialise:

- the remote control key,

- the electric windows and the

automatic partial opening of the

door windows,

- the GPS satellite navigation

system.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Let the engine run for the duration

speciﬁ ed to ensure that the battery

charge is sufﬁ cient.

Do not repeatedly and continu-

ously restart the engine in order to

charge the battery.

A ﬂ at battery prevents the engine

from starting (refer to the "Battery"

paragraph).

If the telephone is being used at

this time:

- it will be maintained for 5 minu tes

with the hands-free kit of your

Peugeot Connect Sound or

Peugeot Connect Navigation,

- it will still be possible to ﬁ n-

ish the call with the Peugeot

Connect Media.

ENERGY ECONOMY MODE

System which manages the duration of

use of certain functions to conserve a

sufﬁ cient level of charge in the battery.

After the engine has stopped, you can

still use functions such as the audio and

telematics system, windscreen wip-

ers, dipped beam headlamps, courtesy

lamps, etc. for a maximum combined

duration of thirty minutes.

Exiting economy mode

These functions are reactivated auto-

matically next time the vehicle is driven.


In order to resume the use of these

functions immediately, start the en-

gine and let it run:

- for less than ten minutes, to use

the equipment for approximately

ﬁ ve minutes,

- for more than ten minutes, to use

the equipment for up to approxi-

mately thirty minutes.

Switching to economy mode

Once the thirty minutes are over, a

message appears in the multifunction

screen indicating that the vehicle has

switched to economy mode and the ac-

tive functions are put on standby.

CHANGING A WIPER BLADE

Removing



Raise the corresponding wiper arm.



Unclip the wiper blade and remove it.

Fitting



Put the corresponding new wiper

blade in place and clip it.



Fold down the wiper arm carefully.

Before removing a front wiper
blade



Within one minute after switching off

the ignition, operate the wiper stalk

to position the wiper blades verti-

cally on the windscreen.

After fitting a front wiper blade



Switch on the ignition.



Operate the wiper stalk again to

park the wiper blades.

LOAD REDUCTION MODE

System which manages the use of

certain functions in relation to the level

of charge remaining in the battery.

When the vehicle is being driven, the

load reduction function temporarily de-

activates certain functions, such as

the air conditioning, the "AIRWAVE"

systems, the heated rear screen...

Certain deactivated functions are reac-

tivated automatically as soon as condi-

tions permit.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

TOWING THE VEHICLE

Procedure for having your vehicle towed

or for towing another vehicle using a re-

movable towing eye.

Access to the tools

Towing your vehicle



On the front bumper, unclip the cover

by pressing at the bottom.



Screw the towing eye in fully.



Install the towing bar.



Place the gear lever in neutral (posi-

tion N

on the automatic gearbox).

The towing eye is installed in the boot

under the ﬂ oor.

For access to it:


change to the "coupé" conﬁ guration,



open the boot,



raise the ﬂ oor,



secure it by hooking its handle on

the boot seal,



remove the towing eye from the

holder.

General recommendations



Release the steering by turning the

ignition key one position and release

the parking brake.



Switch on the hazard warning lamps

on the towed vehicle.



Move off gently and drive slowly for

a limited distance.

Failure to observe this special

condition could result in damage

to certain components (braking,

transmission...) and the absence

of braking assistance the next time

the engine is started.

Observe the legislation in force in

your country.

Ensure that the weight of the tow-

ing vehicle is higher than that of the

towed vehicle.

The driver must stay at the wheel

of the towed vehicle.

Driving on motorways and fast

roads is prohibited when towing.

When towing a vehicle with all four

wheels on the ground, always use

an approved towing bar; rope and

straps are prohibited.

When towing a vehicle with the

engine off, there is no longer any

power assistance for braking or

steering.

In the following cases, you must

always call on a professional reco-

very service:

- vehicle broken down on a motor-

way or fast road,

- when it is not possible to put the

gearbox into neutral, unlock the

steering, or release the parking

brake,

- towing with only two wheels on

the ground,

- where there is no approved

towing bar available...

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

TOWING A TRAILER,
A CARAVAN, ETC.

Your vehicle is primarily designed for

transporting people and luggage, but it

may also be used for towing a trailer.

Distribution of loads



Distribute the load in the trailer so

that the heaviest items are as close

as possible to the axle and the nose

weight approaches the maximum

permitted without exceeding it.

Air density decreases with altitude, thus

reducing engine performance. Above

1 000 metres, the maximum towed load

must be reduced by 10 % for every

1 000 metres of altitude.

Refer to the "Technical Data" section for

details of the weights and towed loads

which apply to your vehicle.

Side wind



Take into account the increased

sensitivity to side wind.

Cooling
Towing a trailer on a slope increases

the temperature of the coolant.

As the fan is electrically controlled, its

cooling capacity is not dependent on

the engine speed.


To lower the engine speed, reduce

your speed.

Towbar suitable for the attachment of a

trailer or caravan with additional lighting

and signalling.

Driving advice

We recommend the use of genuine

PEUGEOT towbars and their har-

nesses that have been tested and

approved from the design stage

of your vehicle, and that the ﬁ t-

ting of the towbar is entrusted to a

PEUGEOT dealer.

If the trailer is not ﬁ tted by a

PEUGEOT dealer, it is imperative

that it is ﬁ tted using the vehicle's

electrical pre-equipment, in accor-

dance with the manufacturer's in-

structions.

Driving with a trailer subjects the towing

vehicle to more signiﬁ cant stress and

the driver must take particular care.



On the rear bumper, unclip the cover

by pressing at the bottom.



Screw the towing eye in fully.



Install the towing bar.



Switch on the hazard warning lamps

on both vehicles.



Move off gently and drive slowly for

a limited distance.

Towing another vehicle

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

TOWING A TRAILER,
A CARAVAN, ETC.

Your vehicle is primarily designed for

transporting people and luggage, but it

may also be used for towing a trailer.

Distribution of loads



Distribute the load in the trailer so

that the heaviest items are as close

as possible to the axle and the nose

weight approaches the maximum

permitted without exceeding it.

Air density decreases with altitude, thus

reducing engine performance. Above

1 000 metres, the maximum towed load

must be reduced by 10 % for every

1 000 metres of altitude.

Refer to the "Technical Data" section for

details of the weights and towed loads

which apply to your vehicle.

Side wind



Take into account the increased

sensitivity to side wind.

Cooling
Towing a trailer on a slope increases

the temperature of the coolant.

As the fan is electrically controlled, its

cooling capacity is not dependent on

the engine speed.


To lower the engine speed, reduce

your speed.

Towbar suitable for the attachment of a

trailer or caravan with additional lighting

and signalling.

Driving advice

We recommend the use of genuine

PEUGEOT towbars and their har-

nesses that have been tested and

approved from the design stage

of your vehicle, and that the ﬁ t-

ting of the towbar is entrusted to a

PEUGEOT dealer.

If the trailer is not ﬁ tted by a

PEUGEOT dealer, it is imperative

that it is ﬁ tted using the vehicle's

electrical pre-equipment, in accor-

dance with the manufacturer's in-

structions.

Driving with a trailer subjects the towing

vehicle to more signiﬁ cant stress and

the driver must take particular care.



On the rear bumper, unclip the cover

by pressing at the bottom.



Screw the towing eye in fully.



Install the towing bar.



Switch on the hazard warning lamps

on both vehicles.



Move off gently and drive slowly for

a limited distance.

Towing another vehicle

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

In all cases, keep a check on the cool-

ant temperature.

Braking
Towing a trailer increases the braking

distance.

Tyres



Check the tyre pressures of the

towing vehicle and of the trailer,

observing the recommended pres-

sures.

Lighting



Check the electrical lighting and sig-

nalling on the trailer.

The rear parking sensors will be de-

activated automatically if a genuine

PEUGEOT towbar is used.



If the warning lamp and the

STOP

warning lamp come

on, stop the vehicle and

switch off the engine as

soon as possible.

The maximum towed load on a long in-

cline depends on the gradient and the

ambient temperature.

VERY COLD CLIMATE SCREEN *

Removable protective screen which

prevents the accumulation of snow at

the radiator cooling fan.

Fitting



Offer up the very cold climate screen

to the front of the lower section of

the front bumper.



Press around its edge to engage its

ﬁ xing clips one by one.

Do not forget to remove the very

cold climate screen:

- when the ambient temperature

exceeds 10 °C,

- when towing,

- at speeds above 75 mph (120 km/h).

* According to country.

Removal



Use a screwdriver as a lever to release

each ﬁ xing clip in turn.

"Comfort":
windstop, cover for windstop, reading

lamp, parking sensors...

"Transport solutions":
boot liner, towbar-mounted bicycle carrier,

towbars, towbar wiring harnesses...

The trailer towbar and its wiring harness

must be ﬁ tted by a PEUGEOT dealer.

ACCESSORIES

A wide range of accessories and genu-

ine parts is offered by the PEUGEOT

dealer network.

These accessories and parts have been

tested and approved for reliability and

safety.

They are all adapted to your vehicle and

beneﬁ t from PEUGEOT's recommenda-

tion and warranty.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

In all cases, keep a check on the cool-

ant temperature.

Braking
Towing a trailer increases the braking

distance.

Tyres



Check the tyre pressures of the

towing vehicle and of the trailer,

observing the recommended pres-

sures.

Lighting



Check the electrical lighting and sig-

nalling on the trailer.

The rear parking sensors will be de-

activated automatically if a genuine

PEUGEOT towbar is used.



If the warning lamp and the

STOP

warning lamp come

on, stop the vehicle and

switch off the engine as

soon as possible.

The maximum towed load on a long in-

cline depends on the gradient and the

ambient temperature.

VERY COLD CLIMATE SCREEN *

Removable protective screen which

prevents the accumulation of snow at

the radiator cooling fan.

Fitting



Offer up the very cold climate screen

to the front of the lower section of

the front bumper.



Press around its edge to engage its

ﬁ xing clips one by one.

Do not forget to remove the very

cold climate screen:

- when the ambient temperature

exceeds 10 °C,

- when towing,

- at speeds above 75 mph (120 km/h).

* According to country.

Removal



Use a screwdriver as a lever to release

each ﬁ xing clip in turn.

"Comfort":
windstop, cover for windstop, reading

lamp, parking sensors...

"Transport solutions":
boot liner, towbar-mounted bicycle carrier,

towbars, towbar wiring harnesses...

The trailer towbar and its wiring harness

must be ﬁ tted by a PEUGEOT dealer.

ACCESSORIES

A wide range of accessories and genu-

ine parts is offered by the PEUGEOT

dealer network.

These accessories and parts have been

tested and approved for reliability and

safety.

They are all adapted to your vehicle and

beneﬁ t from PEUGEOT's recommenda-

tion and warranty.

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