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SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

SCHEDULED SERVICING ...............118
ENGINE COMPARTMENT ..............123
CAR INACTIVITY ...........................125
BODYWORK ..................................125

Correct servicing permits the
performance of the vehicle to be
maintained over time, as well as limited
running costs and safeguarding the
ef

ciency of the safety systems.

This section explains how.

For anything not included, refer to
the "Servicing and maintenance"
section in the Owner Handbook.

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

Summary of Contents for COMPASS 4xe

Page 1: ...ded merely as a guide FCA Italy S p A reserves the right to modify the models and versions described in this booklet at any time for technical and commercial reasons If you have any further questions...

Page 2: ...r the safe driving care and maintenance of your Jeep over time After reading this manual we recommend that you store it inside the vehicle so that you can consult it easily and make sure that it remai...

Page 3: ...has been conceived considering vehicles with steering wheel on the left side it is therefore possible that on vehicles with steering wheel on the right side the position or construction of some contr...

Page 4: ...called in the text with the following symbols personal safety vehicle safety environmental protection These symbols when necessary are indicated besides the title or at the end of the line and are fol...

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Page 6: ...KNOWING YOUR VEHICLE KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PANEL AND MULTIMEDIA SAFETY STARTING AND DRIVING IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CONTENTS...

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Page 8: ...check the illustrated topics straight away For anything not included refer to the Knowing your vehicle section in the Owner Handbook KNOWING YOUR VEHICLE OPERATING PRINCIPLE 8 HYBRID SYSTEM FUNCTIONA...

Page 9: ...vehicle in purely electric mode or support the heat engine Thanks to the E SAVE mode the heat engine can help to charge the high voltage battery or keep its state of charge During operation in electr...

Page 10: ...ctric compressor B Electric motor connected to the internal combustion engine for the production of electric energy for battery charging C High voltage heater D Charging control module E Charging sock...

Page 11: ...es The high voltage components on the vehicle are cooled by an auxiliary circuit located inside the engine compartment for more information refer to the Checking levels paragraph in the Servicing and...

Page 12: ...ot disposed of properly it may cause electric shock resulting in serious injury or death 2 The mains power supply and the high voltage battery are potentially dangerous they can cause injury burns and...

Page 13: ...have the battery and the high voltage system checked by qualified technicians WARNING 1 Live parts of the vehicle are marked with safety warning labels The high voltage battery bears a label indicati...

Page 14: ...not high the outside temperature is higher than 10 C the car s engine lid is closed correctly When driving on urban routes driving always continues in fully electric mode if the driver requests an inc...

Page 15: ...high and the electric mode is available the heat engine may start under certain conditions to protect the hybrid system WARNING You cannot start the engine if the battery temperature is too low or to...

Page 16: ...ame constant charge level as when E SAVE mode is activated on the car Battery charge The high voltage battery is charged through the control electronics thanks to the operation of the heat engine NOTE...

Page 17: ...he regulations in force in the country in which you are located e g overloads Reduce the maximum charge current required by using the Charge setting option on the display of the Uconnect system for mo...

Page 18: ...nnector B for connection to the vehicle a charge status control unit C equipped with LEDs able to provide indications on any anomalies present during the charging phase a connection plug D to a domest...

Page 19: ...estic power outlet plug Cable length meters Notes 1 Type 2 13 CEE 7 7 6 2 10 G 3 8 CEE 7 7 4 8 J 5 6 K 6 10 CEE 7 7 Specific cable for Norway market The Country Group is indicated by the message COUNT...

Page 20: ...with the Mode 2 cable Country Group Country 1 Albania Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Morocco Netherlands...

Page 21: ...inland Guadeloupe French Guiana Martinique Reunion 4 Liechtenstein Switzerland 5 Denmark 6 Norway NOTE For more information on the type of socket in use in the various countries refer to the following...

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Page 23: ...em it is therefore possible to proceed with the high voltage battery charging RED LED on B fig 8 indicates a fault in the charging system YELLOW LED on C fig 8 indicates a possible failure in the dome...

Page 24: ...rature values may damage the device The presence of this symbol on the label indicates that the specific Mode 2 charge cable cannot be used for domestic power distribution networks where the earthing...

Page 25: ...failure in the domestic power distribution system 2 ON OFF OFF There are no faults in the domestic power supply mains so the charging cable can be connected to the charging socket on the vehicle 3 ON...

Page 26: ...onnect the cable to the domestic power socket and to the car s charge socket then try to charge again In case of a new anomaly contact a certified electrician 6 ON ON 2 blinks ON 2 blinks Lack of eart...

Page 27: ...trician 9 ON ON OFF Dispersion of electricity on the car Disconnect the charge cable from the car and the domestic socket and reconnect it then try to charge again In case of a new anomaly contact a J...

Page 28: ...persists disconnect the charge cable from the car and the domestic power socket and reconnect it then try to charge again In case of a new anomaly contact a Jeep Dealership 13 ON ON 3 blinks OFF Charg...

Page 29: ...FICATIONS Federal Communications Commission The Charge Status Control Unit complies with Section 15 of the FCC Regulation The use of the device meets the following two requirements 1 This device does...

Page 30: ...up to 32A NOTE After use remember to replace the protective covers on both sides of the charging cable correctly to prevent moisture and or dust from entering the cable charging socket connections 10...

Page 31: ...the handle of the charging connector and the charging plug If you pull the cable directly without using the handle the internal conductors may disconnect or damage this may cause a shock or fire 16 Th...

Page 32: ...isconnect the charging cable from the domestic socket or charging station before cleaning it 29 Do not use the charging cable if it has damaged parts 30 Never disconnect the charging cable from the do...

Page 33: ...The courtesy lights on the charging port flap remain on for a few seconds and turn off while charging 12 J0B6030E Charging port LED Next to the charging socket there are some LEDs A fig 13 that indic...

Page 34: ...n On the label fig 15 there are the following symbols indicates a risk of electric shock indicates a general dangerous situation indicates to refer to the descriptions and figures in this supplement i...

Page 35: ...le chapter To charge proceed as follows park the car safely automatic transmission lever in position P Park engage the electric park brake switch off the engine take the kit located in the boot unroll...

Page 36: ...turning on the LEDs on the cable control unit that there are no faults in the charging system for more information see Charging status control unit in the Power sources that can be used Mode 2 cable...

Page 37: ...depends on the type of contract to which the user is subscribed the type of cable used and the charge level set in the UConnect 8 4 Radio system menu WARNING Use only the charging cable supplied with...

Page 38: ...the cable from the charging socket fig 23 replace the protective cover of the charging socket close the charging flap making sure it locks properly roll up the charging cable correctly repositioning...

Page 39: ...ows to reach from a domestic user a higher charge power than the charge achieved using a domestic socket the charging time as a consequence is significantly reduced Some smart wallboxes can be program...

Page 40: ...32A actual power and charging current will depend on the limits of the electricity supply contract and the maximum current constraints resulting from the regulations in force country by country for th...

Page 41: ...position P Park engage the electric park brake switch off the engine remove the charging cable optional fig 27 from the boot inside a special bag remove the protective cover where present on the two c...

Page 42: ...eactivated when the engine lid is closed correctly WARNING In some countries the Mode 3 cable is not available WARNING Always connect the connector first to the socket on the public charging station a...

Page 43: ...boot CHARGE CABLE EMERGENCY UNLOCK If the charging cable does not unlock at the end of the charging procedure you can unlock it manually If after closing and opening the doors by pressing the relevant...

Page 44: ...evice special care should be taken when cleaning ALWAYS unplug the device from the domestic power supply socket and car ports 37 Incorrect setting of the charge current intensity can overload or overh...

Page 45: ...arging device may be damaged 3 Do not leave the car or the charging cable in areas where the outside temperature is below 40 C as they may be damaged 4 In cold temperatures the charging cable may beco...

Page 46: ...tatus of the battery portion indicated by the LED 34 J0B6034E INTERRUPTING THE CHARGING PROCEDURE By inserting the charging connector of the cable into the charging socket on the vehicle charging star...

Page 47: ...ter interrupting the charging procedure if you wish to resume the procedure you can either perform the door lock operation by pressing the button on the key or wait approximately 60 seconds after the...

Page 48: ...n green with a steady light during the charging phase the first LED will flash while the other LEDs will be on with a steady light 36 J0B6035E FAILURE DURING CHARGING PROCEDURE If a fault is detected...

Page 49: ...the type of intervention of the eCoasting mode by pressing the button A fig 38 located on the central tunnel Pressing button A fig 38 activates the Plus mode which differs from the Normal mode for an...

Page 50: ...ork like alternators converting the kinetic energy of the car into electrical energy Using this mode is particularly useful when driving in the city where there are continuous stops and starts NOTE In...

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Page 52: ...ent on the UConnect 8 4 NAV DAB Radio UConnect 8 4 DAB Radio For anything not included refer to the Knowing the instrument panel and Multimedia sections in the Owner Handbook KNOWING THE INSTRUMENT PA...

Page 53: ...the triangle on the right side of the symbol indicates the side of the vehicle where the fuel filler neck is located C Reconfigurable 7 multifunction display D Digital vehicle range indicator this in...

Page 54: ...and the indication of the fuel quantity and the letter E are displayed in red B A 41 J0B6022E When the tank is completely empty B fig 41 the indicator turns yellow and the last graphic notch on the di...

Page 55: ...essarily always present Brightness sensor Inside the power meter there is a light sensor A fig 42 capable of detecting ambient light conditions The brightness of the instrument panel is adjusted depen...

Page 56: ...J0B6091E DIGITAL RANGE INDICATOR The digital indicator A fig 48 displays the range value for ELECTRIC electric motor operation The digital indicator B fig 48 displays the range during the HYBRID opera...

Page 57: ...n Menu shown on the display is composed of the following items SPEEDOMETER VEHICLE INFO DRIVER ASSIST FUEL ECO HYBRID INFO TRIP AUDIO ALERTS DISPLAY SETUP VEHICLE SETUP The different Menu items are se...

Page 58: ...own below for anything not included refer to the Owner Handbook Efficiency Coach The Efficiency Coach function provides the driver with visual awareness through the indications on the instrument panel...

Page 59: ...EL AND MULTIMEDIA 58 Driving the car in optimal conditions is achieved when the letter e and the graphic indication on the graphic bar are shown in green in the middle of the display screen 52 J0B6041...

Page 60: ...se 55 J0B6044E The charge power indications are only displayed when the vehicle is ready for driving The display on the instrument panel varies according to the following conditions if the high voltag...

Page 61: ...driver of the selected operating mode HYBRID or ELECTRIC or E SAVE by showing dedicated messages on the display TRIP Trip A Trip B This menu option allows you to view Trip computer information The inf...

Page 62: ...by a repeated and prolonged warning cycle Less serious faults are indicated by a warning cycle with a shorter duration The display cycle of both categories can be interrupted The instrument panel war...

Page 63: ...ecommend that you try charging your car at another public charging station If the symbol and the message on the display continue to be displayed contact the Jeep Dealership TRACTION BATTERY FAILURE Th...

Page 64: ...e cable is connected to the vehicle s charging socket not that the charging procedure is in progress The symbol can also be displayed together with dedicated messages These messages will indicate the...

Page 65: ...he button on the central tunnel switched on Message in white The following message can be shown on the instrument panel display relating to the vehicle s operating mode Message What it means ELECTRIC...

Page 66: ...harge 100 Charging procedure completed This message appears on the instrument panel display when the charging procedure is complete The display also shows the graphic outline of the car Charge Until F...

Page 67: ...again Charging cable plugged in charging not in progress This message appears on the instrument panel display when the charging cable is plugged in but the charging procedure is not in progress Lock...

Page 68: ...ting conditions this power is used for car movement to heat the passenger compartment supply the electric loads and charge the high voltage battery The operation of the heat engine is monitored in ord...

Page 69: ...Using the Driving History function you can see the graphs relating to the Previous Week and Current Week on the display with information regarding Distance Travelled values expressed in km or mi Regen...

Page 70: ...d as follows press the Hybrid Electric Pages button fig 59 press the Schedules graphic button fig 63 select one of the items related to Schedules and press the graphic button press the Charge Schedule...

Page 71: ...ected the charge procedure cannot be interrupted Charging will stop automatically when 100 is reached 65 J0B6013 NOTE If the charge schedule was not set to charge the high voltage battery simply conne...

Page 72: ...system is the temperature selected before the engine or climate control system is turned off NOTE To stop the Climate Schedule procedure either start the engine or press the OFF button on the automati...

Page 73: ...ed below 5 km h NOTES If a problem occurs with the electric motor the automatic dual zone climate control system schedule will be deactivated in approx 3 seconds Fore safety reasons windscreen wiper o...

Page 74: ...elect one of the levels shown on the display The display also shows information related to Battery Level the graphic bar shown on the display indicates in percentage the high voltage battery charge st...

Page 75: ...timates based on charging the high voltage battery having a state of charge lower than 1 Type of charging cable used Standard charge time Level 5 Estimated maximum charge time Level 1 Mode 2 charging...

Page 76: ...ton to search for gas stations Planning a route Finding a public charging station WARNING In the interest of safety and to avoid being distracted while you are driving you should always plan a route b...

Page 77: ...n start As soon as you start driving the guidance view is shown automatically 70 J0A4034 Tip You can add a charging station as a stop on your route by using the pop up menu The charging stations that...

Page 78: ...car s hybrid system The necessary instructions on how to use them correctly are also given For anything not included refer to the Safety section in the Owner Handbook SAFETY PRECAUTIONS RELATING TO T...

Page 79: ...ttery can be charged the high voltage battery cables and electrical components may be exposed and pose a potential risk of electrocution vapors released during handling or disconnection of the high vo...

Page 80: ...AR NOT TO TOUCH 72 J0B6061E Do not touch disassemble remove or replace the following components 1 Front electric motor 2 Charging control module 3 High voltage system specific components fusebox 4 Rea...

Page 81: ...direct or indirect contact 47 The components of the hybrid system are not repairable All high voltage wiring harness is orange If necessary contact the Jeep Dealership for servicing or repair work NEV...

Page 82: ...h When this speed is reached the ESC system returns to the partial disengagement mode while the TCS remains deactivated When the car speed drops down below 64 km h the ESC systems turns off At a reduc...

Page 83: ...actively controls the car speed Enabling the system The system is enabled by pressing the button located on the central tunnel fig 74 and if the following conditions are satisfied the Selec Terrain d...

Page 84: ...a fixed light when the HDC system is enabled or activated This is the normal operating condition of the HDC system the LED on the button flashes for a few seconds then turns off when the driver press...

Page 85: ...approaching The intensity of the acoustic signal varies depending on the speed 75 J0B6039E WARNING The warning is deactivated when the vehicle is stationary or when the automatic transmission lever is...

Page 86: ...5 SELEC TERRAIN 96 REFUELING THE VEHICLE 99 DRIVING TIPS 102 We have now reached the heart of the car let s see how to use the vehicle to its full potential We ll look at how to drive safely in any si...

Page 87: ...RT position if the procedure has been carried out correctly you can start driving the READY warning light will be displayed on the instrument panel when the car is ready to move As long as the READY l...

Page 88: ...ening closing of the electrical contacts This noise is normal and is not intended to be an anomaly WARNING 55 Do not leave the vehicle in a poorly ventilated area with electrical operating mode on and...

Page 89: ...er gear with the relevant number GEAR LEVER The gear lever fig 76 can be moved to the following positions P Park R Reverse N Neutral D Drive AutoStick shifting to a higher gear in manual sequential dr...

Page 90: ...ng the transmission The engine can be started with the gear lever in this position WARNING Never try to select the P Park position when the car is moving Before leaving the car always bring the gear l...

Page 91: ...f consumption In this position the transmission shifts the gears automatically selecting the most suitable for forward driving among those available as you go In this way the optimal driving character...

Page 92: ...rward towards the indication on the panel The vehicle will keep the gear selected by the driver until the safety conditions allow it This means for example that the system will try to prevent the engi...

Page 93: ...d the ignition key is engaged the latter is locked in position In this case of faults or a discharged battery to remove the key manually see the Automatic transmission lever release chapter in the In...

Page 94: ...t can be accessed by children and do not leave the ignition device activated A child could activate the electric windows other controls or inadvertently start the engine bringing the transmission to a...

Page 95: ...ariation of the road traffic or surface You risk losing control of your car and causing accidents WARNING 7 Before moving the gear lever from position P Park bring the ignition device to RUN position...

Page 96: ...tion active the ELECTRIC operating mode is automatically deactivated the heat engine operation is activated WARNING Changing mode is not possible when the vehicle speed is over 130 km h Follow the pro...

Page 97: ...w SAND MUD SAND off road driving mode to be used on surfaces with poor grip such as sandy surfaces The transmission is set to offer a maximum traction MUD off road driving mode for surfaces with poor...

Page 98: ...ng position NOTE Activate the HDC system to control the vehicle when driving down steep paths For more information refer to what is described in paragraph HDC system in the Safety section Energy Manag...

Page 99: ...heat engine operation for driving and charging the high voltage battery so that it can be used at a later time e g when driving on traffic restricted city streets In this operating mode fuel consumpti...

Page 100: ...pear on the instrument panel display The depressurisation procedure is usually quite fast it could last up to 15 20 seconds in case of high ambient temperatures The fuel flap is then unlocked and open...

Page 101: ...to refuel 82 J0B0182E Warnings In plug in hybrid vehicles depending on the type of use the fuel may remain inside the tank for extended periods of time and its characteristics may vary In order to avo...

Page 102: ...e panel near the fuel flap Proceed as follows working inside the boot remove the cover mask A fig 83 removing it toward the inside of the boot pull the cover mask B fig 84 to unlock the fuel filler fl...

Page 103: ...at low speed When the 4WD LOW mode is used avoid driving the car at speeds above 40 km h Driving on snow mud or sand In heavy snow when pulling a load or for additional control of the car at slower s...

Page 104: ...intervals of the vehicle as stated in the Service and Warranty Booklet Avoid running the engine at idle and switch it off during long queues Comply with the regulations of the country where you are d...

Page 105: ...passenger compartment air conditioning both during cooling and heating is carried out by high voltage electrical components which therefore have an impact on the range of the car in electric operation...

Page 106: ...f time If not strictly necessary remember to disable these functions Efficient use of the hybrid system The car s hybrid system operates automatically however adopting an appropriate driving style all...

Page 107: ...oad from the heat engine at intervals by automatic activation Fuel consumption optimization Charge the vehicle regularly using a charging device This reduces fuel consumption from the electricity use...

Page 108: ...Frequent restarts sudden accelerations and braking long distances traveled at high speed heavy loads high power consumption in the passenger compartment low outside temperature and uphill gradients ca...

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Page 110: ...you call the phone number found in the Warranty Book It is also possible to call the national or international universal freephone number to search for the nearest Dealership For anything not included...

Page 111: ...do not touch the high voltage components identified by the yellow triangular label with the symbol or because they are connected to orange cables or any components that came into contact with uncovere...

Page 112: ...platform ACCESS TO THE SPARE WHEEL To access the spare wheel proceed as follows open the liftgate and then remove the load platform remove the jack and spare wheel fastener A fig 85 remove the jack un...

Page 113: ...s after which it must be replaced by another wheel of the same type Never install a standard tire on a rim that is designed for use with a spare wheel Have the wheel repaired and refitted as soon as p...

Page 114: ...vent of a failure to move the gear lever from P Park proceed as follows switch off the engine engage the electric park brake working carefully in the point indicated by the arrow fig 87 remove the tra...

Page 115: ...itions engage a gear and the electric parking brake using the provided key A fig 89 located in the casing containing the handbook undo the fixing screws B fig 90 for the lower upholstery C remove the...

Page 116: ...result from improper towing TOWING METHOD It is recommended to tow the car with all the four wheels LIFTED from the ground It is therefore possible to tow the car on the flatbed of a rescue vehicle I...

Page 117: ...it is touching When towing the car you must comply with all specific traffic regulations and adopt an appropriate driving behavior Do not start the engine while towing the car Before tightening the ri...

Page 118: ...ect servicing permits the performance of the vehicle to be maintained over time as well as limited running costs and safeguarding the efficiency of the safety systems This section explains how For any...

Page 119: ...t agreement only If your car is used frequently for towing the interval between one scheduled servicing operation and the next should be reduced WARNING Scheduled Servicing operations are required by...

Page 120: ...the Scheduled Servicing Plan check front disc brake pad condition and wear check cleanliness of bonnet and luggage compartment locks cleanliness and lubrication of linkage visually inspect conditions...

Page 121: ...ration of lighting system headlights direction indicators hazard warning lights boot passenger compartment glove compartment instrument panel warning lights etc Check and if necessary restore the engi...

Page 122: ...ine oil quality detected by the vehicle diagnostics is lower than 20 it is advisable to replace the engine oil and engine filter in order to avoid another service operation after a short time 3 The ma...

Page 123: ...er strictly comply with the spark plugs replacement intervals in the Service Schedule It is advisable to contact a Jeep Dealership for plug replacement 6 If the vehicle is used in dusty areas this fil...

Page 124: ...oil filler cap C Heat engine coolant fluid D High voltage system coolant E Windscreen rear window washer fluid F Brake fluid G Low voltage battery 12V NOTE The cooling tank of the high voltage system...

Page 125: ...ment pay special attention to mechanical components that can move suddenly pressurized or very hot liquids and live electrical parts 69 NEVER touch the high voltage system components identified by the...

Page 126: ...ith closed hybrid system charging flap The hybrid system is safe even if the following situations occur presence of water in the foot area when the car is in water at a level that allows it to cross a...

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Page 128: ...2 EMISSIONS 144 PRESCRIPTIONS FOR HANDLING THE CAR AT THE END OF ITS LIFE 145 Everything you may find useful for understanding how your vehicle is made and works is contained in this section and illus...

Page 129: ...AL SPECIFICATIONS 128 ENGINE CODES BODYWORK VERSIONS Versions Engine codes Bodywork versions 1 3 190HP 46337540 MPJHPFP NL1BAH1 1 3 240HP 46337540 MPJHPFP NN1BAH1 1 3 240HP Trailhawk 46337540 MPJHPFP...

Page 130: ...um torque CEE kgm 27 5 27 5 Corresponding engine speed rpm 1850 1850 Spark plugs NGK ILKFR7A8 NGK ILKFR7A8 Fuel Unleaded gasoline 95 R O N EN228 specifications Unleaded gasoline 95 R O N EN228 specifi...

Page 131: ...ERY Features Battery type Lithium ions Voltage Volts 380 Energy capacity kWh Ah 11 4 33 Range km 50 The range value varies according to the energy consumption of the devices installed on the vehicle e...

Page 132: ...on the rear wheels BRAKES Model Front brakes Rear brakes Parking brake 1 3 190HP 1 3 240HP Disc Disc Electric On the vehicle in addition to the conventional braking system the rear electric motor can...

Page 133: ...ore their use is equivalent to that of the snow chains The snow chains may be applied only to the front axle If the vehicle is moving with the snow chains fitted the SNOW drive mode must be set using...

Page 134: ...55 R18 100H M S 7 5J x 19 H2 ET40 235 45 R19 XL 99H 235 45 R19 XL 99H M S 1 3 240HP Trailhawk 7J x 17 H2 ET 37 5 235 60 R17 102H M S 235 60 R17 XL 102H M S Spare wheel optional 6 5J x17 H2 ET40 215 6...

Page 135: ...es Unladen medium load Full load Front Rear Front Rear 215 60 R17 96H 2 4 2 4 2 6 2 6 235 60 R17 102H 2 4 2 4 2 6 2 6 235 55 R18 100H 2 4 2 4 2 6 2 6 235 45 R19 XL 99H 2 4 2 4 2 6 2 6 215 65 R17 99S 2...

Page 136: ...imensions of the rims Height is measured with vehicle unladen 93 J0B6490E Limited Longitude Sport versions A B C D E F G H I 4394 905 2636 853 1638 1644 1547 2033 1542 1819 Trailhawk versions A B C D...

Page 137: ...near the lower edge of the rear electric motor The height above ground also determines the values of Approach angle Departure angle and Breakover angle Dimensions are expressed in mm and refer to the...

Page 138: ...r wheel drive eAWD LOW 33 3 Breakover angle reference D The value of the Breakover angle is linked to the ground clearance of the car and indicates the attitude of the car to overcome a wedge more or...

Page 139: ...pacity with the TireKit device 420 Capacity with the spare wheel where provided 350 Cargo with the rear seats not folded down with the TireKit device capacity measured at shelf level 1230 Cargo with t...

Page 140: ...Maximum load on roof 50 50 Maximum load on tow hitch trailer with brakes 60 60 If special equipment is fitted sun roof trailer towing equipment etc the unladen weight will increase and consequently th...

Page 141: ...E Engine sump and filter liters 4 5 Gearbox differential casing liters 6 5 TUTELA TRANSMISSION GI VI Hydraulic brake circuit liters 1 14 TUTELA TOP EVO Windscreen and rear window washer fluid tank lit...

Page 142: ...cification Original liquids and lubricants Replacement interval Lubricant for petrol engines SAE 0W 30 ACEA C2 API SN 9 55535 GS1 SELENIA DIGITEK P E Contractual Technical Reference N F020 B12 Accordi...

Page 143: ...ts Brake fluid Synthetic fluid for brake and clutch systems Exceeds specifications FMVSS no 116 DOT 4 ISO 4925 Class 6 SAE J1704 9 55597 or MS 90039 TUTELA TOP EVO Contractual Technical Reference N F0...

Page 144: ...143 PERFORMANCE Top speed reachable after the initial period of usage of the car Operating Mode km h Hybrid mode 184 200 Electric mode 135 1 3 190HP versions 1 3 240HP versions...

Page 145: ...e general condition of the car trim level equipment accessories use of the climate control system car load presence of roof racks and other situations that adversely affect the aerodynamics or wind re...

Page 146: ...contact one of our dealerships if you are purchasing another vehicle or an FCA authorized collection and scrapping center These centers have been carefully chosen to offer high quality service for th...

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Page 148: ...l heat engine coolant temperature gauge 54 Digital range indicator 55 Disconnecting the mode 2 charging cable 37 Disconnecting the mode 3 charging cable 42 Display 56 Driving mode selection 96 Driving...

Page 149: ...le 17 Mode 3 charging cable 29 Navigation 75 Off road driving tips 102 Operating mode 13 Operating principle 8 Painting 125 Pedestrian acoustic signalling system 84 Periodic checks 118 Power meter 54...

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