CITROEN C4 PICASSO User manual

QUICKSTART GUIde

CITROËN C4 PICASSo & GRANd C4 PICASSo

JULY 2009

1 THE KEYS TO YOUR CAR

- There are four buttons on the fob, which release the metal key, switch on the lights for

60 seconds, lock and unlock the car.

- The locking button (B) also has some additional features:

- Deadlocking the car – disconnects the door handles both on the outside and inside as a

security measure.

- Guide Me Home Lights – the headlights remain on for a short time, to help at night.

- ‘Find Me’ function – The indicators flash for 10 seconds for locating the car in a busy car park.

- ‘Global closing’ – Closes all the windows and sunroof by pressing and holding the

lock button.

(For more details please refer to pages 22 & 23 of the owner’s handbook).

2 THE HANDBOOK

- Inside the handbook there is an ‘In Brief’ chapter which covers the basic operations and the

‘In Depth’ sections which explain everything.

3 LOOKING AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF THE VEHICLE

BoNNeT

- To release the bonnet, the front passenger door needs to be opened. Then the lever can be seen at

the bottom left of the passenger footwell.

- Remember to check the coolant, oil, screen wash and battery levels frequently.

- Please note, if the bonnet fails to close at first attempt, DO NOT push the bonnet closed

(which could damage it). Re-open and release from a greater height.

(For more details please refer to pages 163 - 165 of the owner’s handbook).

A. Key release B. Locks the vehicle

C. Unlocks the vehicle D. Activates

and Deactivates Headlights

3 LOOKING AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF THE VEHICLE

AUToMATIC FUeL CAP

- The fuel flap is released by pressing a button on the right hand side of the dash.

- There is no cap to unscrew, therefore we recommend you stop filling once the nozzle has cut off the

first time.

(For more details please refer to page 162 of the owner’s handbook).

TYReS

- The recommended tyre pressures are indicated on a label on the inside of the driver’s door frame.

(For more details please refer to page 201 of the owner’s handbook).

TAILGATe (oN eXCLUSIVe ModeL)

- The vehicle may have an opening rear screen. This gives you easy access to the boot when parked too

close to a wall or to another vehicle.

- There are two separate buttons (A & B) for opening either the entire boot or just the screen.

(For more details please refer to page 138 of the owner’s handbook). AB

SPARe WHeeL (eXCePT GRANd C4 PICASSo & eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- The spare wheel is stored under the rear end of the vehicle.

- This is a ‘full sized’ spare wheel, or optional ‘space-saver’ spare wheel.

(For more details please refer to pages 186 – 189 of the owner’s handbook).

TeMPoRARY PUNCTURe RePAIR KIT (oN eXCLUSIVe ModeL)

- The location of the tool kit and compressor varies between vehicles, dependant on the options fitted.

(Please refer to pages 186 – 189 for more information on the location and usage).

- The kit allows users to repair holes of up to 4mm in diameter (80% of punctures).

(This is a temporary repair, and should be repaired or replaced at a Citroën dealership).

ToRCH (oN VTR+ & eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- The boot light, can also be used as a torch which lasts up to 45 minutes using the

rechargeable batteries.

- Automatically recharges whilst driving with the torch in its housing.

- There is an additional bracket (A) on the torch, which allows the torch to be propped up whilst on the

ground, lighting up the wheel bolts when changing a wheel at night.

(For more details please refer to pages 132 & 183 of the owner’s handbook).

4 LOOKING AROUND THE INSIDE OF THE VEHICLE

PNeUMATIC ReAR SUSPeNSIoN (oN eXCLUSIVe ModeL)

- The pneumatic rear suspension enhances driving comfort by maintaining a constant body height

whatever the vehicle load.

- With the car at a standstill, it is possible to manually adjust (raise/lower) the height of the boot sill to

help with the loading and unloading.

Deactivate the pneumatic rear suspension when changing a wheel using the button in the boot.

(For more details please refer to pages 145 & 146 of the owner’s handbook).

ModUBoX (oN C4 PICASSo 5 SeAT VTR+ & eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- The Modubox is useful for both inside and outside the car.

- It comprises of a shopping trolley and a flexible bag, which can be used independently of each other

depending on your needs.

- No loads in excess of 22kg.

(For more details please refer to page 140 of the owner’s handbook).

Grand C4 Picasso

C4 Picasso

LUGGAGe ReTeNTIoN NeT (oN eXCLUSIVe ModeL)

- On the Grand C4 Picasso there is a high net which can be attached to the roof.

- There are several anchoring points in the boot which can be used to position the net.

(For more details please refer to pages 141 & 144 of the owner’s handbook).

THIRd RoW SeATS (oN GRANd C4 PICASSo ModeLS)

- The third row seats are stored under the boot floor.

- To unfold pull strap (A) and to fold back into the boot floor pull strap (B).

- The seat belts for the third row passengers have specific mounting points.

(For more details please refer to pages 119 & 122 of the owner’s handbook).

- The luggage cover has three different mounting points which can be used in conjunction with the third

row of seats.

(Please refer to pages 142 & 143 of the owners handbook).

4 LOOKING AROUND THE INSIDE OF THE VEHICLE

FoLdING ReAR SeATS

- The rear seats can be adjusted in a number of different ways using either the straps or the

handles provided.

- They can be folded down.

- They can slide forwards and backwards.

- And have the back rest angle adjusted.

- On the Grand C4 Picasso they also allow for access to the third row seats.

- Please note, do not leave any objects on or under the seat when folding the seat.

- On the back of the Grand C4 Picasso rear seats there are rigid plates, used for bridging the gap between

the folded seats and boot, forming a continuous boot floor.

- The central seat belt on the C4 Picasso 5 seat has a roof-mounted loop which must be used.

(For more details please refer to pages 114 - 121 of the owner’s handbook).

4 LOOKING AROUND THE INSIDE OF THE VEHICLE

ReAR WINdoW BLINdS (oN VTR+ & eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- The blinds are stored in the front part of the rear windows and need pulling backwards to close them

on the C4 Picasso.

- On the Grand C4 Picasso, they are positioned in the lower part of the rear windows and need pulling

upwards to close.

- Always guide the blind using the tab, both when opening and closing.

(For more details please refer to page 135 of the owner’s handbook).

AIRCRAFT STYLe ReAR TABLeS (oN VTR+ & eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- Be careful not to put too much pressure or weight onto the tables. The reading light can be switched

on and off independently, but only with the ignition on.

- The rear screens for the optional ‘Entertainment Pack’ can be found behind the tables.

(For more details please refer to page 129 of the owner’s handbook).

5 DRIVER’S SEAT, INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

dRIVeR CoNTRoLS

- Before you drive your car, make sure you are fully aware of all the main controls needed whilst driving.

(For more details please refer to pages 11 -- 21 of the owner’s handbook).

dRIVeR’S SeAT AdJUSTMeNTS

- There are several different adjustments which can be made to the driver’s seat, allowing for the most

comfortable position.

(For more details please refer to page 12 of the owner’s handbook).

STeeRING WHeeL HeIGHT & ReACH

- The steering wheel is adjustable for both the height and reach. The adjuster is on the bottom left of the

steering wheel.

(For more details please refer to page 86 of the owner’s handbook).

FIXed-CeNTRed CoNTRoLS STeeRING WHeeL

- The benefits of the fixed-centred controls steering wheel are that the driver’s airbag can be shaped to

match the human form regardless of the amount of steering lock applied. The following controls can

be used without taking your hands off the steering wheel, and are always in the same position;

A. Audio system controls B. Multifunction display controls

C. Horn d. Cruise control and speed limiter

e. Optional function controls: MyWay phone functions as well as a personalisation and

air recirculation button.

(For more details please refer to pages 45 - 50, 53 - 55 & 88 - 91 of the owner’s handbook).

5 DRIVER’S SEAT, INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

CRUISe CoNTRoL ANd SPeed LIMITeR

- The minimum speed for setting either system is 25mph. The controls are located (D)

to the left of the fixed-centred controls steering wheel.

- REG is for Cruise Control and LIM is the Speed Limiter.

- Cruise Control is designed to maintain one constant speed.

- Speed Limiter is designed not to allow for a speed to be exceeded.

(For more details please refer to pages 88 - 91 of the owner’s handbook).

AUToMATIC RAIN SeNSITIVe WINdSCReeN WIPeRS

(oPTIoN oN VTR+ & STANdARd oN eXCLUSIVe ModeLS)

- To activate this function push down on the windscreen wiper stalk.

(For more details please refer to pages 82 & 83 of the owner’s handbook).

WINdSCReeN WIPeRS ‘MAINTeNANCe PoSITIoN’

- For up to one minute after switching off the ignition, press the windscreen wiper stalk down and the

wipers will move to a vertical position.

- This allows for the screen/wiper blades to be cleaned, changed or positioned for winter parking without

risking damage to the bonnet. Winter parking is leaving the wiper blades off the screen overnight

reducing the risk of frost damage to the blades.

(For more details please refer to page 82 of the owner’s handbook).

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