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30)
Use both hands to lift the bonnet.
Before lifting, check that the windscreen
wiper arms are not raised from the
windscreen, that the vehicle is stationary
and that the handbrake is engaged.
31)
For safety reasons, the bonnet must
always be properly closed while driving.
Therefore, always make sure that it is
closed properly and that the lock is
engaged. If you notice when driving that
the bonnet has not been properly locked,
stop immediately and close the bonnet
correctly.
BOOT
32) 33)
OPENING THE TAILGATE
WITH THE REMOTE
CONTROL
Press button
on the key with the
remote control.
The direction indicators will blink twice
when the tailgate is opened.
On some versions, opening the tailgate
will switch the boot ceiling light on: the
light will switch off automatically when
the tailgate is closed.
14)
34)
ELECTRIC HANDLE
(SOFT TOUCH)
The tailgate (if unlocked) can be
opened from the outside by using
the electric opening handle (1) fig. 49
located under the large handle. The
activation of the
symbol on the
display indicates that the tailgate is not
shut properly.
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CLOSING
To close, lower the tailgate by pressing
near the lock until you hear it click.
EMERGENCY TAILGATE
OPENING
To open the tailgate from the
passenger compartment if the car
battery is flat or the electric tailgate
lock is faulty, proceed as follows (see
"Extending the boot" in this chapter):
extract the rear head restraints
fold the backrests over
to unlock the tailgate mechanically,
working from the inside of the boot,
use lever (1) fig. 50.
50
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EXTENDING
THE LUGGAGE
COMPARTMENT
The boot can be partially (50/50) or
totally extended by splitting the rear
seat.
See the descriptions in “Rear seats” for
how to expand the boot.
REMOVING THE PARCEL
SHELF
To remove the parcel shelf, release it
from its two side pins and pull it out.
WARNING
32)
Never exceed the maximum allowed
load in the luggage compartment, see the
“Technical specifications” chapter. Also
make sure that the objects you place in
the boot have been properly secured, to
avoid them from being thrown forward
consequent to sharp braking and injuring
your passengers.
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