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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR

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MENU OFF

SPEED

TRIP B

TIME

DATE

DST (SUMMER TIME)

MODE 12/24

RADIO

TELEPHONE

NAVIGATION

LANGUAGE

UNITS

BUZZER

SERVICE

DESCRIPTION OF THE MENU

The menu comprises a series of functions arranged in a “circular fashion” which can be selected through the 

â

and

ã

buttons for

access to the different select operations and settings (see examples “LANGUAGE” and “DATE” below); for further details, also refer to
“Access to the menu screen” in the previous chapter.

Day

Year

Month

Q

English

Nederlands

Espãnol

Français

Deutsch

Italiano

Q

Summary of Contents for Alfa GT

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Page 3: ...ase an Alfa Romeo you are not only acquiring a car but the tranquillity that comes from knowing that an efficient willing and widespread organisation is at your service for any assistance problems you...

Page 4: ...t as soon as the engine has started Petrol engine with Selespeed transmission keep the brake pedal fully depressed turn the ignition key to AVV and release it as soon as the engine has started the tra...

Page 5: ...in case emergency starting is necessary SCHEDULED SERVICING Correct maintenance makes it possible to preserve vehicle performance levels and safety respect for the environment and low running costs un...

Page 6: ...r is the best way to maintain the performance safety characteris tics and low running costs of your vehicle It is also necessary to maintain warranty cover Service guide This contains Alfa Romeo Autho...

Page 7: ...lead to serious damage being caused to the vehicle which in some cir cumstances may cause forfeiture of the warranty cover PERSONAL SAFETY PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT VEHICLE SAFETY The texts illustra...

Page 8: ...y and only in this condition can the engine be started KEYS Two keys are delivered together with the car A fig 2 with metal insert and remote control function The key remote control operates centralis...

Page 9: ...ving to carry out emergency starting U K Vehicle only At the behest of the motor Insurance Companies the CODE card for the emergency starting and replacement of keys are not provided If you need assis...

Page 10: ...certain mar kets beeps twice The metal insert A of the key operates the ignition switch the driver s door lock and optional for versions markets where applicable the pas senger s door lock the passen...

Page 11: ...nning a self test for example for a voltage drop At the first stop it will be possible to test the system switch off the engine turning the ignition key to STOP then turn the igni tion key to MAR the...

Page 12: ...rammed this means that the code of the keys has not been stored therefore the car is not protected by the Alfa Romeo CODE system against at tempted theft In this case contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Ser...

Page 13: ...rol is incorporated in the key with buttons B C D fig 6 which activate the corresponding control and send the code to the receiver This code rolling code changes at each transmis sion REQUEST FOR ADDI...

Page 14: ...rent countries Self diagnostic functions and door bonnet boot control If after engaging the alarm a second beep is sounded switch off the system pressing the button B fig 6 check that the doors bonnet...

Page 15: ...g operations in rapid suc cession starting from the condition with the ignition key at MAR move the key to STOP then immediately back to MAR and then to STOP again then remove the ignition key The det...

Page 16: ...handbrake and if the vehicle is parked on an uphill slope to engage the first gear If the vehicle is facing down hill engage reverse gear If the ignition device is tampered with for exam ple an attem...

Page 17: ...heel would lock automatically the first time the steering wheel is turned This also occurs if the car is towed DOORS Before opening a door al ways make sure that it can be done safely OPENING CLOSING...

Page 18: ...seat backwards or forwards in the driving posi tion the arms should be slightly flexed and the hands should rest on the rim of the steering wheel fig 12 A0A0602b After releasing the ad justment lever...

Page 19: ...n make sure that it is correctly clamped checking that the red band on the upper part of the han dle E is concealed In fact this red band indicates that the seat back is not clamped Also check that th...

Page 20: ...e headrest cushion may vary depending on the versions and markets The purpose of the illustration is only to show how it is adjusted fig 15 A0A0604b Remember that headrests should be adjusted so that...

Page 21: ...rly heavy load is placed in the boot when travelling at night it is wise to check the height of the high beams see Headlamps paragraph fig 18 A0A0605b Removing the rear parcel shelf Proceed as follows...

Page 22: ...ading surface fig 23 fig 21 A0A0607b fig 23 A0A0608 b Total extension Proceed as follows check that seat buckles of the side belts are fitted in the respective pockets on the back rest A fig 20 and th...

Page 23: ...ng raise the seat backs pushing them backwards until hearing both clamping devices click into place set the cushions to the horizontal posi tion keeping the centre seat belt raised HEADREST ADJUSTMENT...

Page 24: ...hing the lever fully forwards LUGGAGE RETAINER NET where fitted Present only on certain versions the retainer net fig 26 is helpful in cor rectly arranging the load and or suitable for transporting li...

Page 25: ...it is possible to fold the mirror moving it from position A to position B fig 30 A0A0041b When driving the mirrors should always be in posi tion A As the driver s wing mir ror is curved it may slight...

Page 26: ...reset and if there are no faults the window winder automatical ly resumes normal operation if not con tact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services IMPORTANT With the ignition key at STOP or removed the power w...

Page 27: ...is fitted with the safety system with crush prevention seals after locking the doors keeping the remote control button pressed for about 2 seconds causes automatic closing of the windows The remote co...

Page 28: ...n a steep slope the reel mechanism may block this is nor mal The reel mechanism prevents the webbing coming out when it is jerked or if the car brakes sharply in a collision or when cornering at high...

Page 29: ...to prevent it from twisting then insert the tongue A fig 37 into the buckle housing B To unfasten the belt press button E FRONT SEAT BELT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Always adjust the height of the belts adapt...

Page 30: ...nd the seat belts a few centimetres In this way they ensure that the seat belt adheres to the wearer before the restraining action begins The seat belt locks to indicate that the device has intervened...

Page 31: ...to Al fa Romeo Authorised Services fig 40 A0A0675b LOAD LIMITERS To increase passengers protection in the event of an accident the front and rear where provided seat belt reels contain a load limiter...

Page 32: ...41 stomach Do not use devices clips stoppers etc which keep the belts away from the body To ensure the highest de gree of protection you are recommended to keep the seat backrest in the straightest po...

Page 33: ...vated to clean the belts wash by hand with neutral soap rinse and leave to dry in the shade Never use string detergents bleach or dyes or any other chemical substance that might weaken the fibres prev...

Page 34: ...together with the con trol brand on a solidly fixed label which must absolutely not be removed Over 1 50 m in height from the point of view of restraint systems children are con sidered as adults and...

Page 35: ...il dren may be carried facing forwards with seats fitted with front cushion through which the car seat belt restrains both child and seat The illustration is indica tive only for assembly Assemble the...

Page 36: ...eck and that the horizontal part adheres to the child s pelvis and not to the abdomen GROUP 3 fig 46 For children from 22 up to 36 kg the child s chest is thick enough not to need the spacer back rest...

Page 37: ...mbling on the different car seats according to the follow ing table Key U suitable for child restraint systems of the Universal category according to European Standard ECE R44 for the specified Group...

Page 38: ...ildren always with proper restraint systems on the rear seats as this is the most pro tected position in the case of a crash All restraint systems are strictly for one child only never use for two chi...

Page 39: ...nce sizes are different it is possible to install max two traditional child s seats on the rear seats or two type Isofix child s seats On the front passenger s seat it is possible to mount only tradit...

Page 40: ...r s has been designed to protect the occupants in the event of of head on crashes of medium high severity by plac ing the cushion between the occupant and the steering wheel or dashboard Front air bag...

Page 41: ...nt DRIVER S FRONT AIR BAG It is formed of a cushion contained in a special recess that inflates instantaneously fig 50 The front air bag driver s and passen ger s does not replace but is complemen tar...

Page 42: ...le child s seat facing backwards the front passenger s air bags must be deactivated using the key switch In this case it is ab solutely necessary to check the warning light F on the instru ment panel...

Page 43: ...ger s air bag is reactivated Deactivation of the passenger s front air bag does not inhibit operation of the side air bag SIDE AIR BAGS SIDE BAG WINDOW BAG SIDE BAG fig 53 The side bag is formed of a...

Page 44: ...s IMPORTANT If an accident has trig gered anyone of the safety devices Alfa Romeo Authorised Services must be con tacted to have the devices activated replaced and to have the whole system checked All...

Page 45: ...im when driving so that if the air bag is triggered it can inflate without meeting obstacles Do not drive with the body bent forwards keep the seat back rest in the erect position and lean your back w...

Page 46: ...ning the ignition key to MAR the F warning light with the passenger s front air bag deactivation switch at ON turns on and flashes for a few sec onds to remind that the passen ger s air bag will be ac...

Page 47: ...nstrument panel will turn on To set dipped beams back pull the lever towards the steering wheel fig 57 A0A0065b fig 58 A0A0066b When the dipped beam headlights and the fog lamps are switched on the ou...

Page 48: ...tion regardless of the position of the knurled ring The 1 warning light on the cluster will come on at the same time IMPORTANT Only the main beam lights are flashed To avoid penalties follow local reg...

Page 49: ...mittent medium intermittent medium fast ntermittent fast C Continuous slow D Continuous fast E Fast temporary unstable position Operation in position E is limited to the time the lever is held in this...

Page 50: ...adually varies between wiper stationary no wiping when the wind screen is dry to wiper at first continuous speed continuous slow with heavy rain Turning the knurled ring F fig 62 it is possible to inc...

Page 51: ...fatigue during long journeys because the speed memo rised is automatically maintained IMPORTANT The device can only be engaged at speeds between 30 and 190 km h fig 65 A0A0704b Cruise Control must be...

Page 52: ...of speed memorising 4th 5th or 6th speed press the RES button C TO INCREASE THE MEMORISED SPEED The speed memorised can be increased in two ways 1 pressing the accelerator and then memorising the new...

Page 53: ...h the device off when not in use turning the ring to OFF to avoid memorising speeds by accident It is advisable to engage the cruise con trol only when the conditions of the traffic or roads so permit...

Page 54: ...10 Car holder for versions markets where applicable 11 Radio for versions markets where applicable 12 Centre swivel air vents 13 Fixed upper vent 14 Glass holder for versions markets where applicable...

Page 55: ...ay E Reconfigu rable multifunction display F Rev counter Petrol version A Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light B Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge with maximum temperature warn ing light C...

Page 56: ...isplay mileage recorder trip meter with headlamp position display E Reconfigu rable multifunction display F Rev counter Diesel versions A Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light B Engine coolant f...

Page 57: ...ter reading is not stored REV COUNTER fig 74 75 The danger zone red indicates exces sively high engine speed Do not drive for long periods with the pointer in this area IMPORTANT The electronic inject...

Page 58: ...m malfunctioning ENGINE COOLANT FLUID TEMPERATURE GAUGE WITH MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE WARNING LIGHT This shows the temperature of the engine coolant fluid and begins when the fluid temperature exceeds appr...

Page 59: ...the plate at the side of the steering column using them as described in the following paragraphs Before doing anything at all you are advised to read this chapter in full To increase the value display...

Page 60: ...t with single presses Then press the MODE button in R to store OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE fig 76 Outside temperature can be viewed on the display lower side under the hour indi cation When the outside temper...

Page 61: ...htness display with maximum brightness inertial fuel cut off switch on display fig 78 A0A0014b buzzer deactivated display OFF LIGHT RHEOSTAT fig 79 80 This function makes it possible to adjust the lig...

Page 62: ...IME Setting the hours Setting the minutes DATE Setting the day Setting the month Setting the year DST SUMMER TIME Activation deactivation of summer time MODE 12 24 Selecting the clock mode on 12 or 24...

Page 63: ...roll the display and the related options upwards or to increase the value displayed depending on the case To scroll the display and the related options downwards or decrease the value displayed accord...

Page 64: ...he menu comprises a series of functions arranged in a circular fashion which can be selected through the and buttons for access to the different select operations and settings see examples LANGUAGE an...

Page 65: ...t 4 seconds for JTD versions only the multifunction reconfigurable dis play is also able to show the engine oil level see the Engine oil level check paragraph below If no faults are detected when the...

Page 66: ...el display As the oil level gradually falls the full bars go off leaving room for the empty ones fig 84 A0A9101g fig 85 A0A9102g fig 86 A0A9103g Fig 85 refers to the display with an oil level below th...

Page 67: ...e If the waiting time no operation is above 10 seconds the standard screen or the screen that was active before pressing the Q but ton is restored automatically all the operations confirmed are stored...

Page 68: ...ton pressed obtains fast increase or decrease When you are near the required setting release the button and complete adjustment with single presses The possible setting is between 30 and 250km h or be...

Page 69: ...AVERAGE CONSUMPTION B AVERAGE VELOCITY B TRAVEL TIME B and TRAVEL DISTANCE B during a partial mission contained in the general mission For further informa tion see General Trip Trip B Menu screen Ret...

Page 70: ...to standard screen Q Q Q R R R See INITIAL CHECK and ACCESS TO THE MENU SCREEN Each press on the or button increases or decreases by one unit Keeping the corresponding button pressed obtains automatic...

Page 71: ...standard screen Q Q Q Q R R R R Each press on the or button increases or decreases by one unit Keeping the corresponding button pressed obtains automatic fast increase of decrease When you are near t...

Page 72: ...the daylight time proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to standard screen Selecting and activating the DST ON the display switches from daylight time to summer time and vice ver...

Page 73: ...MODE 12 24 This function is used to set the clock in the 12 hour or 24 hour mode To adjust proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to standard screen Q Q R R See INITIAL CHECK and...

Page 74: ...hen the radio is turned on the display repeats the display on the front panel of the radio itself To activate deactivate this function proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to st...

Page 75: ...tion when a phone call arrives the display shows if listed the name and phone number of the caller To activate deactivate this function proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to s...

Page 76: ...ng use of the radionavigator the display repeats the display pictograms on the radion avigator display itself To activate deactivate this function proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen...

Page 77: ...5 LANGUAGE To select the language required for the texts and messages shown on the display proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to standard screen Q Q R R See INITIAL CHECK and...

Page 78: ...nits required proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to standard screen IMPORTANT The units of temperature C or F set on the multifunction display are also shown on the displays o...

Page 79: ...als can be adjusted to a pre defined scale using the and or buttons To switch OFF or adjust proceed as follows Menu screen Return to menu screen Return to standard screen Q Q R R IMPORTANT In the buzz...

Page 80: ...n Return to standard screen IMPORTANT The Programmed Mainte nance Schedule includes ve hicle maintenance every 20 000 km this is shown automatically with the ignition key at MAR start ing from 2 000 k...

Page 81: ...O KNOW YOUR CAR 79 MENU OFF This is the last function that closes the circular setting listed in the initial menu screen Menu screen Return to standard screen Q See INITIAL CHECK and ACCESS TO THE MEN...

Page 82: ...set To start a new journey monitored by the GENERAL TRIP with the ignition key at MAR press the button with U see Control buttons The reset operation pressing the U button in the presence of the scree...

Page 83: ...TO KNOW YOUR CAR 81 Standard screen with mechanical transmission Standard screen with Selespeed transmission Reset GENERAL TRIP and TRIP B T T T T T T T U U U U T U See INITIAL CHECK Continues on nex...

Page 84: ...ING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 82 TRIP B ON IMPORTANT Pressing the P button returns automatically to the standard screen T T U U U U T T Reset TRIP B U Return to standard screen YES NO Continued from previous p...

Page 85: ...rument cluster light ing is turned off with the exception of the speedometer Keeping the button pressed on the plate at the side of the steering column for more than 4 seconds the complete instrument...

Page 86: ...ition Display with the ignition key removed open ing or closing a door The reconfigurable multifunction display together with the mileage recorder display total and trip is timed after 10 seconds it g...

Page 87: ...not engaged If the warning light stays on with the handbrake off on some versions together with the message symbol shown on the reconfigurable multifunction display stop the car immediately and contac...

Page 88: ...ould not trigger in the event of collision or in a restricted number of cas es they could trigger accidentally Stop the car and contact Alfa Romeo Autho rised Services The failure of the warning light...

Page 89: ...it should go out as soon as the engine is started If with the engine running the message symbol are shown on the reconfigurable multifunction display contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services SEAT BELTS...

Page 90: ...R CLOSING The warning light on the dial turns on on some versions the message symbol are shown on the reconfigurable multifunction display when one or more doors or the tailgate are not proper ly shut...

Page 91: ...he front brake pads are worn in this case have them changed as soon as possible IMPORTANT As the car is fitted with wear sensors for the front brake pads when changing them also check the rear brake p...

Page 92: ...ue driving without however demanding heavy effort or high speeds Prolonged use of the vehicle with the warning light on may cause damage Contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services as soon as possible The...

Page 93: ...U and Y warning lights indicates a failure of the Alfa Romeo CODE system If with the engine running the message symbol are shown on the reconfigurable multifunc tion display contact Alfa Romeo Authori...

Page 94: ...e message symbol are shown by the reconfigurable multifunction display when there is water in the fuel oil filter The presence of water in the supply circuit may cause serious dam age to the entire in...

Page 95: ...r with the warning light If after the display of the message the smell of fuel or leaks from the supply system are noted do not re engage the switch to avoid the risk of fire ENGINE OIL SENSOR FAILURE...

Page 96: ...ome versions the message symbol are shown on the reconfig urable multifunction display with the engine running indicates an EBD system failure in this case heavy braking may cause the rear wheels to l...

Page 97: ...to MAR the warning light on the dial turns on but is should go off after approx 4 seconds The warning light turns on together with the led on the ASR OFF button when the system is switched off The wa...

Page 98: ...fter about 6 seconds The message symbol are shown by the reconfigurable multifunction display when a fault to any one of the following ligths is detected sidelights braking lights and corresponding fu...

Page 99: ...n some versions the message symbol are shown on the reconfigurable multifunction display when about 7 litres of fuel are left in the tank and on certain versions when autonomy is below 50 km AUTONOMY...

Page 100: ...ontrol lever is moved upwards or together with the left indicator when the hazard warning light button is pressed 3 SIDELIGHTS AND DIPPED BEAMS The warning light on the dial turns on when the sideligh...

Page 101: ...C to warn the driver about the pos sible presence of ice on the road The buzzer lasts for 2 seconds while the outside temperature flash ing message is displayed for about 10 seconds after that time o...

Page 102: ...2 Upper centre adjustable vent 3 Stationary vents for defrosting or demist ing side windows 4 Adjustable centre swivel vents 5 Side adjustable and swivel outlets 6 Front feet area fixed vents 7 Rear f...

Page 103: ...Completely closed I Completely open SIDE SWIVEL OUTLET ADJUSTMENT fig 90 To direct the flow of air turn the knurled ring A and or directly use control B as required To adjust the air flow use control...

Page 104: ...mance from manual heater set the knob pointer as shown in the different figures For more detailed information about the system and how to make the best use of it read the instructions given in the fol...

Page 105: ...OUR CAR 103 CONTROLS fig 95 1 Air temperature adjustment knob 2 Fan speed adjustment knob 3 Air distribution selector knob 4 Inside air re circulation on off button v 5 Rearscreen heating on off butto...

Page 106: ...compartment front and rear Splitting of air flow between the windscreen front side windows and the lower part of the passenger compart ment Air flow towards the windscreen and front side windows for...

Page 107: ...inside air re circulation system v in queues or tunnels to avoid admitting pollut ed air from outside The prolonged use of this function should howev er be avoided especially with sev eral persons on...

Page 108: ...wing are on the led next to the rearscreen heating button 5 IMPORTANT If the engine is not hot enough the function does not immediate ly engage the pre established fan speed to restrict the inlet of a...

Page 109: ...ility of com bining the mechanical filtering of the air with an electrostatic effect so that the outside air admitted to the passenger compartment is purified and free of particles such as dust pollen...

Page 110: ...de air re cir culation feature v with a low temperature as the windows might mist over quickly For further details about the system and how to make the best use of it read the instructions given in pa...

Page 111: ...can be turned off pressing one of the following buttons compressor air recirculation air flow air capacity This operation inhibits the incipient misting sensor signal until the AUTO button is pressed...

Page 112: ...ximum defrosting demisting on off button for windscreen and front side windows rearscreen heating and wing mir ror coils MAX DEF FUNCTION 8 Inside air re circulation on off button v manual automatic 9...

Page 113: ...between the driver s and passen ger s side must be within a range of 7 C It is possible to personalise the choices made automatically by the system inter vening manually on the following controls fan...

Page 114: ...y in the left zone knob 2 or right zone knob 6 of the passenger compartment The temperatures set are shown on the displays 1 and 5 above the knobs Separate operation of the temperatures set is restore...

Page 115: ...ystem This function uses the maximum temper ature of the coolant fluid while air distribu tion and fan speed are controlled according to the system settings This function is unadvisable with the engin...

Page 116: ...engages inside air re circulation to prevent admitting hot air to the passenger compartment and the climate control compressor takes air dis tribution to R E and the fan speed as set by the system Al...

Page 117: ...re it is possible to set the same temperature between the two zones simply turning the ring of knob 2 on the driver s side This function is provided to simplify tem perature adjustment of the whole pa...

Page 118: ...n 13 AU TO Completely turning the ring of knob 4 counter clockwise switches the system off with the following situation display 1 off display 5 off centre display 3 with lit display OFF and left led o...

Page 119: ...compartment in the shortest time also giving a prompt feeling of warmth to the coldest parts of the body A0A0208b Q Z Splitting of the air flow between the windscreen and side window defrost ing demis...

Page 120: ...atic operation of inside air re circula tion pressing button 8 v With the climate control compressor off it is not possible to admit air to the passenger compartment with a temperature below the outsi...

Page 121: ...he air re circulation condition on air re circulation operating off air re circulation off If inside air re circulation has been turned on or off manually the led on button 13 AUTO turns off In automa...

Page 122: ...ious manual adjustments This condition is indicated by the lighting up of both leds on the button itself When the right led on button 13 AU TO is off this means that one or more man ual operations hav...

Page 123: ...um demisting defrost ing feature is on the led on button 7 the led on the rearscreen heating button 9 and the led on button 14 turn on at the same time the leds on but ton 8 v IMPORTANT If the engine...

Page 124: ...it to stop working properly POLLEN FILTER Have the conditions of the filter checked by Alfa Romeo Authorised Services at least once a year preferably at the onset of sum mer If the vehicle is used ma...

Page 125: ...e reverse gear is engaged The sound produced by the acoustic alarm becomes continuous when the distance be tween the car and the obstacle is less that 30 cm ACOUSTIC SIGNAL When the reverse gear is en...

Page 126: ...on the button itself turns on Turning the ignition key to STOP the fog lights are turned off automatically and do not come on the next time the engine is started without pressing button B Press butto...

Page 127: ...e engine is started unless button D is pressed To turn them off press button D IMPORTANT Always use the rear fog guards in compliance with local regulations DOOR LOCKING SYSTEM fig 114 To lock the doo...

Page 128: ...ery time the load carried changes For correct adjustment bear in mind the following conditions position 0 one or two people occupy ing the the front seats position 1 five people position 2 five people...

Page 129: ...aged GEARSHIFT LEVER fig 118 The position of the single gears is shown by the pictogram on the gearshift lever knob When shifting gear always fully depress the clutch pedal Before engaging reverse gea...

Page 130: ...t permissible operations to be carried out right from the start This device comprises a conventional me chanical gearbox to which an electronical ly operated electro hydraulic device has been added wh...

Page 131: ...lay to turn off then repeat system switch on If the fault persists contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services With the gearbox in the CITY mode it is still possible to carry out manual gearshift ing both...

Page 132: ...hange gear are accepted only through the control lever on the centre console To request gearshifting in addition to keep ing the brake pedal pressed to shift upwards fig 123 push the lever forwards if...

Page 133: ...ially dangerous situation due to the fact that the gearbox is in neutral by the buzzer and by the display SWITCHING OFF THE ENGINE AND SYSTEM DEACTIVATION Turning the ignition key to STOP the en gine...

Page 134: ...econd 2 If the car is moving the request is not ac cepted it is necessary to wait for the car to stop completely and request the en gagement of reverse again R The driver is informed of the reverse ge...

Page 135: ...e the ve hicle is being started in this case it is nec essary to force starting avoiding hesita tion or if the car is on a slope release the accelerator and use the brake pedal to stop the car the car...

Page 136: ...set when with the CITY mode selected the CITY button A fig 128 is pressed again excluding the previously selected mode When changing gear it is not necessary to release the accelerator pedal because...

Page 137: ...atic operating mode CITY is se lected pressing button A fig 128 at the base of the gearshift lever or activating the Cruise Control system where fitted In addition to the gear the display shows the wo...

Page 138: ...Service to have the fault eliminated In the case of a fault to the other gear box components the system only allows the engagement of certain gears first gear 1 second gear 2 and reverse R GETTING TO...

Page 139: ...s for a car with normal mechanical gearbox following the instructions given in the chapter In an emer gency Should it be impossible to set to neutral do not tow the vehicle contact Alfa Romeo Authoris...

Page 140: ...ming of about 3 minutes is activated automatically after which it goes off closing the doors within the 3 minutes a second timing of about 7 seconds is activated to allow vehicle start ing fig 130 A0A...

Page 141: ...he right light is turned on With switch B in the central position po sition 1 the lights stay off IMPORTANT Turning the ignition key to STOP turning the roof light on is only pos sible for 15 minutes...

Page 142: ...osed PUDDLE LIGHTS fig 135 for versions markets where applicable The light A housed in the doors turns on when the associated door is opened re gardless of the position of the ignition key fig 134 A0A...

Page 143: ...ght until the next time the doors are unlocked IMPORTANT If a door or the tailgate are not closed perfectly the deterrent led flash es at a higher frequency for 4 seconds and then flashes at normal fr...

Page 144: ...HOLDER RECESS AND GLASS HOLDER fig 139 for versions markets where applicable The interior fittings are completed by the removable card holder recess A and glass holder B located on the centre of the d...

Page 145: ...nding on the versions the following recesses are provided can holder B magnetic card or toll ticket holder C pen or pencil holder D coin holder E SUN VISORS fig 142 The visors can be directed at the f...

Page 146: ...afety in addition to constituting a potential hazard for the passengers In addition transmission and reception of these devices may be affected by the shield ing effect of the car body As concerns the...

Page 147: ...tted with the opening of the tailgate the alarm system switches off volumetric protection and the tailgate control sensor the system beeps twice with the exception of certain mar kets Closing the tail...

Page 148: ...e right hand side of the boot Closing the tailgate the light turns off automatically IMPORTANT Turning the ignition key to STOP opening the tailgate turning on the light will only be possible for 15 m...

Page 149: ...bonnet clicks open press the safety lever A fig 149 upwards raise the bonnet IMPORTANT Bonnet raising is aided by two gas springs Do not tamper with these springs and accompany the bonnet while raisin...

Page 150: ...ulations Contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services to have the headlights correctly adjusted IMPORTANT The headlight inner sur face may get slightly misted this does not mean it is faulty it is a natural...

Page 151: ...The dipped beam headlights are adjusted for circulation in the country in which the ve hicle is marketed In countries with opposite circulation to avoid glaring oncoming vehi cles it is necessary to...

Page 152: ...g reached between the tyre and the road surface it is therefore necessary to slow down to adapt driving to the grip avail able In the event of a system failure with the turning on of the warning light...

Page 153: ...y carefully go to the nearest Alfa Romeo Authorised Service to have the system checked The turning on of only the warning light with the engine running normally in dicates a fault to the ABS system on...

Page 154: ...DC system are an electronic control unit that process es the signals received from the various sen sors and brings about the most appropriate strategy a sensor that detects the position of the steerin...

Page 155: ...ired by the driver The action of VDC system considerably en hances the active safety of the car in very critical situations and it is particularly help ful when the grip conditions of the road sur fac...

Page 156: ...els being caused by excessive power transmit ted the ASR device cuts in reducing the pow er transmitted by the engine 2 if slipping involves only one driving wheel the ASR system cuts in automatical l...

Page 157: ...ymbol on the reconfigurable multi function display see section Warning lights and messages when these condi tions are no longer in peak conditions The objective is to keep the system efficiency under...

Page 158: ...specific manual ADVICE Too high a volume when driving can put the drivers life at risk and that of oth er people Therefore the volume should always be adjusted in such a way that it is always possible...

Page 159: ...se of these discs will involve malfunctioning or damage to the player To obtain the best sound quality use orig inal CD supports Correct operation is not en sured if not correctly written CD R RW sup...

Page 160: ...he set possesses the following functions Radio section PLL tuning with FM MW LW frequen cy bands RDS Radio Data System with TA traf fic information PTY Program Type EON Enhanced Other Network REG Regi...

Page 161: ...the dis play shows the word CODE The set will not work until the correct code is entered This way the protection system makes the radio unusable after removal from the dash board in the case of theft...

Page 162: ...a wrong code the waiting time increases gradually 1 min 2 min 4 min 8 min 16 min 30 min 1h 2h 4h 8h 16h 24h until reaching a max imum of 24 hours The waiting time will be shown on the dis play with t...

Page 163: ...fficiently strong signals such for ex ample local stations Loudness A function that automatically emphasises the bass and treble tones when listening at low level It is cut off with the volume set to...

Page 164: ...unction with which it is possible to receive different programmes in the same network in the FM band only PLL tuning Digital tuning with Phase Lock Loop circuit to obtain the best radio channel tuning...

Page 165: ...button 5 Compact Disc eject button 6 Sound and Menu select button and automatic station search 7 Selected Sound and Menu function adjustment and man ual station search 8 Sound and Menu select button a...

Page 166: ...1 TPM Function select button Call station no 1 Store station no 1 TPM function storing CD playing sequence 18 AUD LD Sound function select button bass tones treble tones right left and front rear bal...

Page 167: ...a CD FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS fig 154 Switching on The set is turned on keeping the ON 20 button pressed If the radio was on before the engine was turned off it will turn on again automatically the...

Page 168: ...c bulletin or during use of the phone if the voice feature is in stalled the new setting is maintained on ly until the end of the bulletin or phone call Volume changing with speed excluding versions w...

Page 169: ...is gradual by steps Pressing them longer the change is fast For a few seconds the display shows the balancing levels from R 9 to L 9 R right L left After about 5 seconds from the last adjustment the d...

Page 170: ...transmission of a traf fic bulletin or a PTY31 announcement if wishing to interrupt the bulletin press the AF TA button 1 RADIO fig 154 When the set is turned on the last function selected before turn...

Page 171: ...or longer over 1 second quick searching takes place upon having tuned into the first well receivable station the tuner stops for about 1 second in Mute before quick searching continues When the button...

Page 172: ...a preset button turning Autostore on turning PTY on off changing the chosen frequency band pressing AUD 18 pressing MENU 9 when a station is found that is broad casting a traffic bulletin if the TA fu...

Page 173: ...his function the radio automatically stores the stations with the strongest signal in decreasing order of intensity of the FMT frequency band IMPORTANT Activating the Autostore function cancels the st...

Page 174: ...red frequency band FM MW LW briefly press one of the six station stor age buttons The display will show the number that cor responds to the button In bands FM1 FM2 and FMT if reception is poor and the...

Page 175: ...rmation function TA is on but the radio station chosen does not give traf fic information the device beeps every 30 sec onds With the TA function on traffic informa tion it is possible a to search onl...

Page 176: ...g in the AM band when the AF TA button 1 is pressed it passes to the FM band on the last sta tion heard If the station selected does not broadcast traffic information wording TP not shown on the displ...

Page 177: ...he wording NO PTY is shown on the display for 5 seconds After 2 seconds the station name or fre quency is shown on the display The list of the various subjects comprises NEWS AFFAIRS INFO SPORT EDUCAT...

Page 178: ...e same network and scroll them in FM band only e g NDR1 NDR2 NDR3 NDR4 N JOY To turn on this function briefly press the AF TA button 1 to turn on the AF func tion The user can then start scrolling pre...

Page 179: ...tion key to MAR If the radio is turned off by pressing the knob button 20 VOLUME ON OFF when turning the key to MAR the radio will stay off Turning the equalizer on off excluding versions with HI FI B...

Page 180: ...off OFF set ting the telephone sound To turn on off use 4 or 7 To adjust the sound use VOL 21 or VOL 19 The display will show the current status of the function PHONE 23 function on with vol ume sett...

Page 181: ...en low sensitivity is set SENS LO only stations with excellent reception are sought when high sensitivity is set SENS DX all stations are sought There fore if the car is in an area with a consid erabl...

Page 182: ...act Disc player inte grated in the set when a CD is already in serted turn the set on then briefly and re peatedly press the SRC button 14 to select the CD operating mode Inserting a CD also with the...

Page 183: ...it is possible to hear all the pieces contained on a CD Keep the SRC button 14 pressed for over one second to play the first 10 seconds of each track on the CD While the track is playing the display w...

Page 184: ...s the preset button 5 11 again to turn the function off for about 2 seconds the display will show CD MIX OFF When the Mix function is on all the tracks on the CD are played in random sequence Changing...

Page 185: ...nt To gain access to it open the lid A fig 156 and then move the lid in the shown direction B fig 157 Selecting the CD CHANGER To turn on the CD Changer turn on the set then press briefly and repeated...

Page 186: ...track selected forward at high speed and keep 4 pressed to move it quickly back ward Fast forward backward is interrupt ed once the button is released A brief press on the button moves the track forwa...

Page 187: ...TRUCK Press preset button 4 12 again to turn off the repeat function for about 2 seconds the display will show RPT OFF When the function is on the display shows RPT Changing the sound source the funct...

Page 188: ...play CD ROM with MP3 com pressed audio files When a common au dio CD is inserted the radio works as de scribed previously Radio with Compact Disc player To ensure optimal playing you are recom mended...

Page 189: ...Subfolder 2 1 Track 1 Track n 9 Subfolder 3 1 10 Subfolder 3 1 1 Key n Number of folders tracks Structure of folders 7 Subfolder 2 n Track 1 Track n 11 Subfolder 3 n Track 1 Track n 1 Main folder Tra...

Page 190: ...on mp3 the files with different extension will no be played the sampling frequencies that can be played are 44 1 kHz stereo 96 to 320 kbit s 22 05 kHz mono or stereo 32 to 80 kbit s it is possible to...

Page 191: ...n the CD MP3 BEST OF indicates the name assigned to the folder if the corresponding menu function is on XXXXX indicates the track name if the corresponding menu function is on 03 42 indicates the time...

Page 192: ...so on for all the folders on the CD un til the function is interrupted The Scan function is interrupted in the fol lowing cases pressing again button 14 SRC SC to continue listening to the track that...

Page 193: ...ECTORIES Changing the sound source the function is turned off IMPORTANT When the Mix function is turned on Scan and Repeat are turned off Info MP3 function folder data Briefly press button 10 6 MP3 to...

Page 194: ...on select one of the following with 6 N or 8 O USER adjustment of the 7 equaliz er bands that can be changed by the user CLASSIC predefined equaliser ad justment for optimal listening conditions of cl...

Page 195: ...function compact Disc data display With this function it is possible to choose the information shown by the display when listening to a Compact Disc After selecting the CD function in the Me ny with 6...

Page 196: ...t the volume level to the speed of the car increasing it as the speed increases to maintain the ratio with the noise level inside the passenger compartment To turn the function on off use 4 or 7 The d...

Page 197: ...tion Using this function it is possible to reduce the treble tones in accordance with the sig nal transmitted To turn this function on off use 4 or 7 The display will show the current status of the fu...

Page 198: ...TECHNICAL INFORMATION Radio Maximum power 4 x 40W Aerial fig 158 The aerial is located on the car roof You are recommended to slacken and remove the aerial from the roof to avoid damaging it when was...

Page 199: ...r compartment enveloping the occu pants with the natural spatial sensation that is felt when listening to live music The components adopted are patented and are the result of the most sophisticated te...

Page 200: ...s would irreversibly damage the exhaust gas catalyst JTD ENGINES At low temperatures the degree of fluidi ty of fuel oil may become insufficient due to the formation of paraffins leading to mal functi...

Page 201: ...y replace the fuel cap with another genuine one or the efficiency of the fuel vapour re covery system could be adversely affected Should it be not possible to open the fuel flap electrically use the s...

Page 202: ...he ignition switch is fitted with a safety device which obliges the driver to return the key to the STOP position before repeating the starting operation if the engine does not start immediately Simil...

Page 203: ...warming work of the glow plugs useless IMPORTANT The electric devices that absorb a high amount of energy cli mate control rearscreen heating etc are cut off automatically during starting If the engi...

Page 204: ...he code transmitted by the igni tion key warning light Y on the instru ment cluster glowing on steadily emer gency starting may be carried out using the code of the CODE card For the correct procedure...

Page 205: ...d adjustments carried out in accordance with the Scheduled Maintenance Programme Tyres Check the pressure of the tyres routinely at an interval of no more than 4 weeks if the pressure is too low consu...

Page 206: ...e slowly increasing electrical consumption and emissions It is therefore advisable to move off immediately slow ly avoiding high speeds This way the engine will warm faster Pointless manoeuvres Avoid...

Page 207: ...s Drive within the specific speed limit in every country for vehicle trailers In any case the maximum speed should never exceed 100 km h INSTALLING THE TOW HOOK The towing device should be fastened to...

Page 208: ...brake and to the cable for an internal light though not above 15W INSTALLATION LAYOUT fig 1 The tow hook structure must be fas tened in the points shown by the symbol using 4 M8 screws and 7 M10 screw...

Page 209: ...CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 207 fig 1 A0A0680b Existing holes Existing holes N 2 M10 N 3 M10 N 4 M8 Regulation ball N 2 M10 SEZ A A Fully laden Existing holes...

Page 210: ...Technical Specifications chapter The winter features of these tyres are reduced considerably when the tread depth is below 4 mm In this case they should be replaced Due to the winter features under n...

Page 211: ...d periodically check the pressure Do not turn on the electronic alarm system Disconnect the battery negative termi nal from the battery and check the battery charge This check should be repeated once...

Page 212: ...ning light for about four seconds confirms that the operation has been carried out correctly 9 Start the engine turning the ignition key from MAR to AVV without return ing the key to the STOP position...

Page 213: ...ay ignite the detonating gas which could come out of the battery If the auxiliary battery is installed on another car avoid metal parts touching accidentally between this car and the one with the flat...

Page 214: ...ionary vehicle according to current regu lations hazard warning lights reflecting triangle etc Any passengers should leave the car and wait for the wheel to be changed out of harm of the traffic If pa...

Page 215: ...Do not grease the threads of bolts before installing them they might slip out The jack only serves for chang ing wheels on the car with which it is provided or on cars of the same model It must not b...

Page 216: ...the car in such a position that it is not dangerous for the traffic where it is possible to change the wheel safely Where possible park on a level compact surface Switch off the engine and engage the...

Page 217: ...ntact surfaces of the spare wheel with the hub are clean and free of impurities which may later cause the fastening bolts to slacken Install the spare wheel matching the hole A fig 7 with the correspo...

Page 218: ...fastening bolt holes on the wheel hub Insert the wheel on the pin and using the wrench provided tighten the four bolts available This is facilitated by the exten sion provided B Remove the pin A fig 9...

Page 219: ...the seal er fitted with filling pipe B sticker C bearing the notice max 80 km h to be placed in a position visible to the driver on the instrument panel af ter fixing the tyre compressor D with pressu...

Page 220: ...s are not possible in case of damages on the wheel rim bad groove dis tortion causing air loss Do not re move foreign bodies screws or nails from the tyre The cylinder contains eth ylene glycol The cy...

Page 221: ...in compliance with na tional and local regulations INFLATING PROCEDURE Put on the protection gloves provided together with quick tyre repair kit Proceed as follows set the wheel to be repaired with v...

Page 222: ...for approx 10 metres in order to distribute the sealing fluid inside the tyre evenly then repeat the inflation oper ation if after this operation it is still impossi ble after 5 minutes to reach at l...

Page 223: ...on and restart drive with the utmost care to the near est Alfa Romeo Authorized Service You shall absolutely com municate that the tyre has been repaired with the quick tyre repair kit Hand the in st...

Page 224: ...n counter clockwise the cylinder to re place and raise it fit the new cylinder and turn it clockwise refit connection A or connect hose B in to its seat Inform other people dri ving the car that the t...

Page 225: ...st WHEN NEEDING TO CHANGE A BULB Alterations or repairs to the electric system not carried out correctly and without taking account of the system specifications may cause failures and the risk of fire...

Page 226: ...In the event of a burnt fuse in this chapter Before changing a bulb check the con tacts for oxidation Burnt bulbs must be replaced by oth ers of the same type and power Always check headlight aiming a...

Page 227: ...Third stop additional braking lights Reversing light Rear foglights Number plate light Puddle lights Front roof light Rear roof light Courtesy mirror light Glovebox light Boot light FIGURE 21 D D F B...

Page 228: ...Fog lights B Dipped beam headlights C Sidelights D Main beam headlights To change the bulbs of the sidelights low beams and main beams it is necessary to remove the cover A fig 23 releasing the catch...

Page 229: ...er turning counter clockwise Disconnect the electric connector A Release the bulb catch B Remove the bulb and replace it fig 24 A0A0161b After replacement refit the covers correctly checking that they...

Page 230: ...onnector A Release the bulb catch B Remove the bulb and replace it Fit a new bulb making the tabs of the metallic part coincide with the grooves on the reflector then hook the bulb holder catch B Re c...

Page 231: ...ise and remove it from the cover Remove the snap fitted bulb and replace it Insert the bulb holder B in the trans parent cover then position the unit mak ing sure the catch clicks into place A fig 29...

Page 232: ...0627b fig 33 A0A0629b Remove the bulb pushing gently and turning counter clockwise Replace the bulb then refit the bulb holder Anyway you are advised to have this operation carried out by Alfa Romeo A...

Page 233: ...der A in the trans parent cover then refit the unit checking that the catch clicks into place B ADDITIONAL BRAKING LIGHT THIRD STOP fig 36 37 To change the led unit proceed as fol lows Open the tailga...

Page 234: ...two transparent covers then change the bulb releasing it from the side contacts making sure that the new bulb is correctly clamped between the contacts Realign the two transparent covers and tighten t...

Page 235: ...ng sure that the new bulb is correctly clamped between the con tacts Refit the light unit in the correct posi tion inserting first the side with the con nector then pressing the other side until the c...

Page 236: ...e bulb holder correctly C back in its housing Refit the transparent cover B insert ing it in its correct position firstly on one end and then on the other until it clicks into place fig 43 A0A0179b fi...

Page 237: ...n its cor rect position firstly on one end and then on the other until it clicks into place Replace the bulb B fig 48 releas ing it from the side contacts making sure that the new bulb is correctly cl...

Page 238: ...use with damaged filament Remove the blown fuse using the pincer provided D in the control box fig 49 A0A0185b Never replace a fuse with metal wires or any thing else Always use an intact fuse of the...

Page 239: ...at tery Access is gained to the control box on the dashboard by slackening the two retainers A fig 50 and removing the protective trim B To gain access to the fuses in the fuse box on the battery post...

Page 240: ...IN AN EMERGENCY 238 fig 53 Control box next to battery A0A0137b fig 54 Control box on battery positive pole A0A0215b...

Page 241: ...ight Left main beam headlight Foglights Braking light Reversing light 30 direction indicators 10 10 10 10 10 15 10 7 5 10 F53 F12 F13 F14 F15 F30 F37 F35 F53 LIGHTS FIGURE FUSE AMPERES FUSE SUMMARY TA...

Page 242: ...d transmission Selespeed transmission Radio Navigator Rearscreen heating Windscreen rearscreen washer pump Cigar lighter Seats with electric heating Heated wing mirrors heated nozzles Cruise control C...

Page 243: ...s door control unit ABS control unit ABS control unit Dashboard control unit Air bag control unit Electronic injection control unit 30 Engine compartment control box petrol versions Dashboard control...

Page 244: ...d dashboard control box on an auxiliary bracket Climate control fan Radiator fan first speed petrol versions Radiator fan second speed petrol versions Horn Fuel pump Injectors petrol versions Ignition...

Page 245: ...ect the charger cables to the bat tery terminal ensuring that the bias is cor rect Turn on the charger After charging turn off the charger before disconnecting it from the battery Re connect the batte...

Page 246: ...beginning to tow the car make sure that the ring is firmly tight ened in its threaded housing Before starting to tow turn the ignition key to MAR and back to STOP again without removing it Removing t...

Page 247: ...e mem ber The car may fall if the jack is not positioned cor rectly Never use the jack for higher capacities than the one stated on the label IMPORTANT For versions with Selespeed transmission make su...

Page 248: ...Take care do not risk being run over Signal the accident placing the trian gle at regulation distance in a clearly visi ble place Call the emergency organisation giv ing the most accurate information...

Page 249: ...to the ones programmed the need arises for further replacements or repairs these may be carried out only with the explicit agree ment of the customer IMPORTANT You are advised to con tact Alfa Romeo...

Page 250: ...d wear indicator Check wear conditions of rear disk brake pads Sight check the conditions of body exterior underbody protection stiff pipes and hoses exhaust fuel supply brakes rubber parts boots slee...

Page 251: ...heck for conditions of timing gear drive toothed belt Change counter rotating shaft drive belt Change timing gear drive belt Change accessory poly V drive belt Change spark plugs Check operation of en...

Page 252: ...me is advised Check tyre conditions wear and if necessary adjust the pressure including spare wheel Check operation of lighting system headlights direction indicators hazard warning lights boot passen...

Page 253: ...an required on Service Schedule IMPORTANT Diesel filter The different grades of purity in diesel fuel normally available might make it nec essary to replace the filter more frequent ly than indicated...

Page 254: ...lar it should be replaced if a reduction of the amount of air admitted to the passenger compart ment is noted IMPORTANT Battery It is advisable to check the battery charge preferably at the onset of w...

Page 255: ...il 2 0 JTS Selespeed ver sions CHECKING LEVELS Never smoke while working in the engine compartment gas and inflammable vapours may be pre sent with the risk of fire When topping up take care not to co...

Page 256: ...Brake fluid 4 Windscreen rearscreen headlamp washer fluid 5 Engine coolant fluid 6 Power steering fluid A0A0396b A0A0683b fig 2 3 2 V6 version 1 Engine oil 2 Battery 3 Brake fluid 4 Windscreen rearscr...

Page 257: ...when the engine is hot the fan may cut in danger of injury Do not add oil with spec ifications classification viscosity other than those of the oil already in the engine fig 4 1 8 T SPARK version A0A...

Page 258: ...il with spec ifications other than that already in the gearbox fig 7 A0A0197b Used gearbox oil con tains dangerous sub stances for the environ ment For changing the oil we advise contacting Alfa Romeo...

Page 259: ...Should it occur never start the engine and contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services ENGINE COOLANT FLUID fig 8 Do not remove the cap when the engine is hot danger of burns The level of the coolant in t...

Page 260: ...rk POWER STEERING FLUID fig 9 Check that the level of the oil in the reservoir is at maximum This operation should be carried out with the vehicle on a level surface and the engine switched off and co...

Page 261: ...the Scheduled Maintenance Programme WINDSCREEN REARSCREEN HEADLIGHT WASHER FLUID fig 11 Open the cap A and check the level in the reservoir If necessary top up using a mixture of water and TUTELA PROF...

Page 262: ...the electric signals needed for correct operation of the injec tion and ignition system It must therefore always be in perfect conditions to ensure correct operation of the engine low consumption and...

Page 263: ...install accessories alarm radio radiotelephone etc contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services who will be able to suggest the most suitable devices and above all advise about the need to use a more powerf...

Page 264: ...e slow at a low amp rating for 24 hours Charging for a longer time may damage the battery Charge the battery as follows Disconnect the battery negative termi nal Connect the charger cables to the bat...

Page 265: ...no longer valid and for maintenance it will be necessary to follow the battery Manufacturer s instructions IMPORTANT After control unit power disconnection battery replacement or dis connection and r...

Page 266: ...le speed IMPORTANT When installing addi tional systems on the vehicle bear in mind that improper branches on connec tions of the vehicle wiring are dangerous particularly if safety devices are involve...

Page 267: ...therefore necessary IMPORTANTS Where possible avoid sudden brak ing tyre squealing starts violent bumps against kerbs potholes or obstacles of var ious kinds Prolonged driving on rough roads may dama...

Page 268: ...ted at the middle of the blade B place the arm with the blade on the windscreen Driving with worn wiper blades is a serious haz ard because visibility is reduced in bad weather WINDSCREEN REARS CREEN...

Page 269: ...protect the bodywork against corrosion fig 17 A0A0704b These include Painting products and systems which give the vehicle particular resistance to corrosion and abrasion Use of galvanised or pretreat...

Page 270: ...ss visible parts like door surrounds bonnet and around the headlights where water may stagnate The vehicle should not be taken to a closed area immediate ly but left in the open so that residual water...

Page 271: ...ring the transparency of the glass IMPORTANT The inside of the rearscreen should be wiped gently with a cloth in the direction of the filaments to avoid damaging the heating device Front headlights IM...

Page 272: ...ead carefully label instructions and indications to make sure they are free from spirit and or alcohol based substances If when cleaning the windscreen with spe cial glass products some drops fall on...

Page 273: ...smoke coefficient JTD ver sions F Space for punching manufacturer s name BODYWORK LABEL This is located in the engine bay to one side of the upper right shock absorber fig 3 and contains Type of vehic...

Page 274: ...of product to be used for touching up ENGINE STAMP The engine marking is stamped on the gearbox side of the crankcase in corre spondence with the exhaust manifold ENGINE CODES BODY VERSIONS fig 4 A0A0...

Page 275: ...r vehicles Specification EN 590 3 2 V6 936A000 Otto 6 at V of 60 93 x 78 3179 10 1 176 5 240 6200 300 30 6 4800 NGK PFR6B Unleaded premium petrol 95 RON There are two different spark plugs for each cy...

Page 276: ...lic control Front JTD 16V Six forward gears plus reverse all synchronised Dry single disk with hydraulic control Front JTD 16V Common Rail direct injection with supercharging 3 2 V6 Multi Point electr...

Page 277: ...pavements m 1 8 T SPARK 2 0 JTS 3 2 V6 JTD 16V rack and pinion with hydraulic power steering 11 5 SUSPENSIONS STEERING SYSTEM 1 8 T SPARK 2 0 JTS 3 2 V6 JTD 16V Disk Disk Controlled by hand lever act...

Page 278: ...MPACT SPARE WHEEL Pressed steel rim WHEEL GEOMETRY Convergence of front wheels measured be tween the rims The values refer to the vehicle travelling CORRECT TYRE READING Below please find the instruct...

Page 279: ...kg 86 530 kg 87 545 kg 88 560 kg 89 580 kg 90 600 kg 91 615 kg 92 630 kg 93 650 kg 94 670 kg 95 690 kg 96 710 kg 97 730 kg 98 750 kg 99 775 kg 100 800 kg 101 825 kg 102 850 kg 103 875 kg 104 900 kg 10...

Page 280: ...rtified and admitted for specified tyres only IMPORTANT Chainable tyres see paragraph Snow chains in section Correct use of the car JTD 16V 6 1 2 J x 15 7 J x 16 7 J x 17 7 1 2 J x 17 205 60 R15 91V 2...

Page 281: ...with the specified rating With winter tyres the inflation pressure should be 0 2 bar compared with the specified rating Tyres 195 60 R15 bar 205 60 R15 bar 205 55 R16 bar 205 55 ZR16 bar 215 45 R17 ba...

Page 282: ...2 V6 4489 967 2596 926 1355 1763 1524 1510 JTD 16V 4489 967 2596 926 1366 1763 1524 1510 The sizes are in mm and refer to the car fitted with standard tyres Slight changes with optional tyres Height w...

Page 283: ...ding surface in accordance with the maximum per missible loads JTD 16V 1320 520 990 980 1885 1300 400 60 3 2 V6 1410 520 1040 980 1930 1400 400 60 2 0 JTS 1320 520 980 980 1840 1300 400 60 1 8 T SPARK...

Page 284: ...res Mechanical transmission differential litres Selespeed transmission litres Hydraulic power steering litres Hydraulic brake circuit with ABS device litres Windscreen washer reservoir litres with hea...

Page 285: ...litres Hydraulic power steering litres Hydraulic brake circuit with ABS device litres Windscreen washer reservoir litres with headlamp washer litres Specified fuels and original lubricants Diesel fuel...

Page 286: ...T 9 55535 H3 qualification Synthetic based engine oils grade SAE 5W 40 FIAT 9 55535 M2 qualification Should non genuine products be used lubricants with minimum ACEA A3 properties for petrol engines a...

Page 287: ...l grade SAE 75W 85 that passes API GL 4 Plus specifications Lubricant for hydrostatic transmissions that passes ATF DEXRON II specifications Special lubricant with ATF DEXRON III type additive Lithium...

Page 288: ...roof rack use of the climate control system other situ ations that affect air drag may lead to different fuel consumption levels than those measured see Reduc ing running costs and environment polluti...

Page 289: ...87 OF CO2 EMISSIONS CO2 emission levels given in the following table refer to combined consumption CO2 EMISSIONS ACCORDING TO DIRECTIVE 1999 100 CE g km 1 8 T SPARK 2 0 JTS 2 0 JTS Selespeed 3 2 V6 JT...

Page 290: ...ear fog light button 13 Outside light control lever 14 Speedome ter with display for mileage recorder trip meter and headlamp aiming device 15 Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light 16 Multifunct...

Page 291: ...meter D Odometer dis play mileage recorder trip meter with head lamp position display E Reconfigurable multifunctiondisplay F Rev counter Petrol versions 1 8 T SPARK 2 0 JTS A Fuel level gauge with re...

Page 292: ...uel level gauge with reserve warn ing light B Engine coolant temperature gauge with maximum temperature warning light C Speedometer D Odometer dis play mileage recorder trip meter with head lamp posit...

Page 293: ...battery 211 Body marking versions 271 272 Bonnet 147 Boot capacity 279 extension 19 lighting 146 luggage net 22 opening button 124 145 opening from inside 145 opening with remotecontro 18 145 restrain...

Page 294: ...from inside 15 opening closing from outside 15 remote control 7 remote locking unlocking 6 7 Electronic alarm system 11 Emergency starting 210 coasting 212 starting with an auxiliary battery 211 Engin...

Page 295: ...ident 246 Inertial fuel cut off switch 125 Instrument cluster 53 54 Instrument lighting adjustment 59 Intelligent washing windscreen 47 Interior fittings 269 Interior lighting boot lighting 146 dashbo...

Page 296: ...nd environment pollution 203 Refuelling specifications 282 Remote control additional remote controls 11 door opening closing 7 tailgate opening 8 Rev counter 55 Reversing light changing bulbs 230 Roof...

Page 297: ...276 FIX GO automatic 217 in the event of a puncture 212 inflating pressure 279 304 snow chains 208 types of tyres and rims 278 wear 264 winter 208 VDC system 152 Vehicle maintenance 247 Volumetric pr...

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