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Peugeot 308 Dag (2007.5). Instruction - part 11

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Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

20 A

Audio equipment, audio/telephone, CD changer,

multifunction display, tyre under-inﬂation detection.

30 A

Front 12 V socket, lighter.

F10

15 A

Steering wheel controls, alarm siren, alarm control

unit.

F11

15 A

Low current ignition switch.

F12

15 A

Instrument panel, seat belt and passenger’s front

air bag warning lights display, air conditioning,

driver’s seat memory unit, driving school module.

F13

5 A

Engine fuse box, air bags, piloted manual gearbox

gear lever.

F14

15 A

Multifunction display, ampliﬁer, hands-free kit, rain/

brightness sensor, parking assistance control unit,

trailer fuse box, lane departure warning system.

F15

30 A

Locking and deadlocking.

F17

40 A

Rear screen and exterior mirrors de-icing.

PARC shunt.

150

Engine compartment fuses

The fuse box 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 ﬁnished, close the

cover carefully to guarantee the sea-

ling of the fuse box.

Fuse table

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

20 A

Engine control unit supply, injection pump and

EGR solenoid valves (2 l HDI 16V), injectors

(2 l HDI 16V).

15 A

Horn.

10 A

Front/rear wash-wipe.

20 A

Headlamp wash.

15 A

Fuel pump (petrol), purge canister, turbine

discharge and Turbo pressure regulation solenoid

valves (1.6 l THP 16V), oil vapour heater

(1.6 l THP 16V), diesel heater (1.6 l HDI 16V).

10 A

Vehicle speed sensor, ABS/ESP control unit.

10 A

Power steering control unit, automatic gearbox,

engine coolant level detector.

25 A

Starter control.

10 A

Diagnostic socket, directional headlamps,

air ﬂow sensor (Diesel), particle emission ﬁlter

pump (Diesel).

F10

30 A

Engine control unit actuators (petrol: ignition

coils, solenoid valves, oxygen sensors, injectors,

heaters, fuel pump, controlled thermostat)

(Diesel: solenoid valves, heaters).

F11

40 A

Air conditioning blower.

151

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

F12

30 A

Windscreen wipers slow/fast speed.

F13

40 A

Built-in systems interface supply

(ignition positive).

F14

30 A

Air pump.

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 (1.4 l 16V and 1,6 l VTi 16V),

purge canister solenoid valve (1.4 l 16V and

1.6 l VTi 16V), oxygen sensors (petrol),

air cooling solenoid valves (Diesel).

F20

10 A

Controlled thermostat, variable timing solenoid

valves, Turbo pressure regulation solenoid valve

(Diesel), engine coolant level detector (Diesel).

F21

5 A

Fan assembly relay supply, Valvetronic relay

control (1.4 l 16V and 1.6 l VTi 16V), Turbo cooling

(1.6 l THP 16V), air ﬂow sensor (1.6 l HDI 16V).

Table of mini and midi-fuses above the battery

* The maxi-fuses provide additional

protection for the electrical systems.

All work on the maxi-fuses must be

carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer.

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

15 A

Gearbox (piloted manual or automatic).

15 A

Diagnostic socket, daytime lights.

5 A

Dual-function brake switch.

Not used.

F5*

80 A

Power steering electropump assembly.

F6*

70 A

Heating unit (Diesel).

F7*

100 A

Switching and protection unit.

Not used.

F9*

30 A

Piloted manual gearbox electropump assembly.

F10*

30 A

Valvetronic electric motor (1.6 l THP 16V).

Table of maxi-fuses

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

MF1*

50 A

Fan assembly.

MF2*

50 A

Passenger compartment fuse box.

MF3*

80 A

Built-in systems interface.

MF4*

Not used.

MF5*

50 A

ABS/ESP control unit.

MF6*

30 A

ABS/ESP control unit.

MF7*

80 A

Built-in systems interface.

MF8*

Not used.

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BATTERY

Procedure for charging your battery

when it is ﬂat or for starting the engine

using another battery.

Access to the battery

Starting using another battery



Connect the red cable to the positive

terminal (+) of the ﬂat battery

A, then

to the positive terminal (+) of the

slave battery



Connect one end of the green or

black cable to the negative terminal

(-) of the slave battery



Connect the other end of the green

or black cable to an 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.

The battery is located under the bon-

net.

To gain access to it:


open the bonnet using the interior

lever, then the exterior lever,



secure the bonnet strut,



remove the plastic cover to gain

access to the two terminals,



unclip the fuse box to remove the

battery, if necessary.

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Charging the battery using

a battery charger



Disconnect the battery from the vehi-

cle.



Follow the instructions for use pro-

vided by the manufacturer of the

charger.



Reconnect starting with the negative

terminal (-).



Check that the terminals and con-

nectors are clean. If they are covered

with sulphate (whitish or greenish de-

posit), remove them and clean them.

LOAD REDUCTION MODE

System which manages the use of cer-

tain functions in relation to the level of

charge remaining in the battery.

When the vehicle is being driven, the

load reduction function temporarily deac-

tivates certain functions, such as the air

conditioning, the rear screen de-icing...

The deactivated functions are reactivat-

ed automatically as soon as conditions

permit.

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Charging the battery using

a battery charger



Disconnect the battery from the vehi-

cle.



Follow the instructions for use pro-

vided by the manufacturer of the

charger.



Reconnect starting with the negative

terminal (-).



Check that the terminals and con-

nectors are clean. If they are covered

with sulphate (whitish or greenish de-

posit), remove them and clean them.

LOAD REDUCTION MODE

System which manages the use of cer-

tain functions in relation to the level of

charge remaining in the battery.

When the vehicle is being driven, the

load reduction function temporarily deac-

tivates certain functions, such as the air

conditioning, the rear screen de-icing...

The deactivated functions are reactivat-

ed automatically as soon as conditions

permit.

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ENERGY ECONOMY MODE

System which manages the duration of

use of certain functions to conserve a

sufﬁcient level of charge in the battery.

After the engine has stopped, you can

still use functions such as the audio

equipment, windscreen wipers, dipped

headlamps, courtesy lights, 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 a few minutes.

The time available to you will then be

double the duration for which the en-

gine is left running. However, this period

will always be between ﬁve and thirty

minutes.

Switching to economy mode

Once the thirty minutes are over, a

message appears on the multifunction

display indicating that the vehicle has

switched to economy mode and the ac-

tive functions are put on standby.

CHANGING A WIPER BLADE

Procedure for replacing a worn wiper

blade with a new one without the use

of tools.

Removing a front or rear wiper

blade



Raise the corresponding wiper arm.



Unclip the wiper blade and remove it.

Fitting a front or rear

wiper blade



At the front, check the size of the wip-

er blade as the shorter blade is ﬁtted

on the right-hand side of the vehicle.



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 wipers stalk

to position the wiper blades in the

centre of the windscreen.

After ﬁtting a front wiper blade



Switch on the ignition.



Operate the wipers stalk again to

park the wiper blades.

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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 towbar.



Switch on the hazard warning lights

on the towed vehicle.



On the rear bumper, unclip the cover

by pressing at the bottom.



Screw the towing eye in fully.



Install the towbar.



Switch on the hazard warning lights

on the towed vehicle.

Towing another vehicle

The towing eye is installed in the boot

under the ﬂoor.

To gain access to it:


open the boot,



raise the ﬂoor,



secure it by hooking its cord on the

hook on the shelf support,



remove the polystyrene storage box,



remove the towing eye from the holder.

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TOWING A TRAILER,

CARAVAN, etc.

Towbar suited to the attachment of a

trailer or caravan with additional signal-

ling and lighting.

Your vehicle is primarily designed for

transporting people and luggage, but it

may also be used for towing a trailer.

We recommend the use of original

PEUGEOT towbars that have been

tested and approved from the design

stage of your vehicle and that the

ﬁtting of the towbar is entrusted to a

PEUGEOT dealer.

Driving with a trailer subjects the towing

vehicle to more signiﬁcant stress and its

driver must be particularly careful.

Driving advice

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 towing load

must be reduced by 10 % and so on for

every 1 000 metres of altitude.

Refer to the "Technical Data" section for

details of the weights and towing loads

which apply to your vehicle.

In all cases, pay attention to the coolant

temperature.

Side wind


Take into account the increased sen-

sitivity 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.

The maximum towing load on a long

slope depends on the gradient and the

outside temperature.

Braking

Towing a trailer increases the braking

distance.

Tyres


Check the tyre pressures of the tow-

ing vehicle and of the trailer, observ-

ing the recommended pressures.

Lights


Check the electrical signalling on the

trailer.



If the warning light and the

STOP warning light come

on, stop the vehicle and

switch off the engine as soon

as possible.

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FITTING ROOF BARS

When ﬁtting transverse roof bars, use

the four quick-ﬁt ﬁxings provided for this

purpose:


lift the concealing ﬂaps,



open the ﬁxing covers on each bar

using the spanner,



put each ﬁxing in place and lock

them on the roof one by one,



close the ﬁxing covers on each bar

using the spanner.

VERY COLD CLIMATE SCREEN

Removable device which prevents the

accumulation of snow at the radiator

cooling fan.

Fitting



Offer up the very cold climate screen in front

of the lower section of the front bumper.



Press on its periphery to clip its ﬁxing

clips one by one.

* According to country.

Removal



Use a screwdriver as a lever to un-

clip each ﬁxing clip in turn.

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ACCESSORIES

You can obtain a wide range of accesso-

ries and original parts from the PEUGEOT

network.

These accessories and parts have been

tested and approved for reliability and

safety.

They are all adapted to your vehicle and

beneﬁt from PEUGEOT’s recommenda-

tion and warranty.

The product range offered by PEUGEOT

Accessories is structured around 5 cate-

gories: PROTECTION - TOURING -

IN-CAR TECHNOLOGY - STYLING -

UNIVERSAL.

"Protection":

"Touring":

"In-car technology":

mats*, boot tray, luggage net,

ﬁxed coat hook on head re-

straint, aluminium or PVC door

sills, fragrance cartridges.

For leisure pursuits: roof bars, bicycle

carrier on towbar, bicycle carrier on roof

bars, ski carrier, roof box, booster seats

and child seats, side blinds and rear

blind, front centre armrest, CD storage,

under shelf storage.

Trailer towbar which must be ﬁtted by

the PEUGEOT network.

audio systems, audio/telephone,

ampliﬁers, satellite navigation

systems, hands-free kit, CD

changer, speakers, DVD player,

connection kit for MP3 player or

portable CD player, rear parking

assistance.

anti-theft alarm, window en-

graving, wheel locks, ﬁrst aid

kit, warning triangle, safety

jacket, stolen vehicle tracking

system, snow chains.

* To avoid any risk of jamming of the pe-

dals:

- ensure that the mat is positioned

and secured correctly,

- never ﬁt one mat on top of another.

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"Styling":

"Universal" :

You can obtain "Van" conversion kits to

transform a private vehicle into a van.

seat covers compatible with

side air bags, aluminium gear

lever knob, fog lamps, sun-

roof**, door deﬂectors, spoiler,

styling strips, alloy wheels,

trims, sport exhaust.

screenwash, interior and exte-

rior maintenance and cleaning

products.

** Sunroof which must be ﬁtted by the

PEUGEOT network.

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MODELS:

ENGINES AND GEARBOXES

Model codes:

4C… 4A… 4G...

8FS-C

5FW-C

5FW-F

5FX-C

5FX-F

PETROL ENGINES

1.4 litre 16V

95 bhp

1.6 litre VTi 16V

120 bhp

1.6 litre THP 16V

150 bhp

Cubic capacity (cm

)

1 397

1 598

Bore x stroke (mm)

77 x 75

77 x 85.8

Max power: EU standard (kW)

110

103

Max power engine speed (rpm)

6 000

5 800

6 000

Max torque: EU standard (Nm)

136

160

240

Max torque engine speed (rpm)

4 250

1 400

Fuel

Unleaded

Catalytic converter

Yes

GEARBOX

Manual

(5-speed)

Manual

(5-speed)

Auto.

(4-speed)

Manual

(5-speed)

Auto.

(4-speed)

OIL CAPACITIES (in litres)

Engine (with cartridge replacement)

4.25

Gearbox - Final drive

1.9

4C...: 5-door.

4G...: 3-door "Van".

4A...: 3-door.

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MODELS:

ENGINES AND GEARBOXES

Model codes:

4C... 4A... 4G...

9HX-C

9HZ-C

9HZ-H/P

RHR-H

RHR-J

DIESEL ENGINES

1.6 litre Turbo

HDI 16V

90 bhp

1.6 litre Turbo HDI 16V

110 bhp

2 litre Turbo HDI 16V

136 bhp

Cubic capacity (cm

)

1 560

1 997

Bore x stroke (mm)

75 x 88.3

85 x 88

Max power: EU standard (kW)

100

Max power engine speed (rpm)

4 000

Max torque: EU standard (Nm)

215

240

320

Max torque engine speed (rpm)

1 750

2 000

Fuel

Diesel

Catalytic converter

Yes

Particle emission ﬁlter

Yes

GEARBOX

Manual

(5-speed)

Manual

(5-speed)

Piloted manual

(6-speed)

Manual

(6 speed)

Auto.

(6 speed)

OIL CAPACITIES (in litres)

Engine (with cartridge replacement)

3.75

5.25

Gearbox - Final drive

1.9

2.4

4C...: 5-door.

4G...: 3-door "Van".

4A...: 3-door.

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CONSUMPTION

In accordance with directive 80/1268/CEE

Petrol engines

Gearbox

Model

codes 4C...

4A... 4G...

Urban driving

mpg

(litres/100 km)

Inter-urban

driving mpg

(litres/100 km)

Mixed driving

mpg

(litres/100 km)

Emission of

weight (g/km)

1.4 litre 16V 95 bhp

Manual

8FS-C

1.6 litre VTi 16V 120 bhp

Manual

5FW-C

9.3

5.2

6.7

159

Auto.

5FW-F

1.6 litre THP 16V

150 bhp

Manual

5FX-C

9.8

5.6

7.1

167

Auto.

5FX-F

The consumption ﬁgures shown here correspond to the values communicated at the time of printing.

These consumption values were established in accordance with Directive 80/1268/CEE. They may vary depending on the

style of driving, trafﬁc conditions, weather conditions, the load in the vehicle, the maintenance of the vehicle and the use of

the accessories.

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