fiat ideea 1_3 diesel

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Dear Customer ,Thank you for selecting Fiat and congratulations on your choice of a Fiat Idea.

We have written this handbook to help you get to know all the features of your Fiat Idea and use it in the best possible way.

You should read it right through before taking to the road for the first time.You will find information, tips and important warnings regarding the driving of your car to help you derive the maximum from thetechnological features of your Fiat Idea.

Read the warnings and indications, marked with the following symbols:

personal safety;

car safety;

environmental protection.

The enclosed Warranty Booklet lists the services that Fiat offers to its Customers: the Warranty Certificate with terms and conditions for maintaining its validity the range of additional services available to Fiat Customers.

Enjoy the read. Happy motoring!

This Owner Handbook describes all the versions of the Fiat Idea.As a consequence, you should only consider the information which is related to the engine and bodywork version

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READ THIS CAREFULLY!

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REFUELLING

Petrol engines: refuel with unleaded petrol with an octane rating (RON) of 95 or higher only.

Diesel engines: only refuel with diesel fuel conforming to the European specification EN590.The use of other products or mixtures may damage the engine beyond repair and consequently cause lapse of war-ranty in relation to the damage caused.

STARTING THE ENGINE

Petrol engines: make sure that the handbrake is engaged; set the gearshift lever to neutral; fully depress the clutchwithout pressing the accelerator, then turn the ignition key to AVV and release it as soon as the engine has started.

Multijet engines: make sure that the handbrake is engaged; set the gearshift lever to neutral; fully depress the clutchwithout pressing the accelerator, then turn the ignition key to MAR and wait for the warning lights Y and m to

go off; turn the ignition key to AVV and release it as soon as the engine has started.

PARKING ON FLAMMABLE MATERIAL

The catalytic converter develops high temperature during operation. Do not park on grass, dry leaves, pineneedles or other flammable material: fire risk.

RESPECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

The car is fitted with a system that allows continuous diagnosis of the components correlated with emis-sions to ensure better respect for the environment.


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ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES

If, after buying the car, you decide to add electrical accessories (with the risk of gradually draining the battery),visit a Fiat Dealership. They can calculate the overall electrical requirement and check that the cars electric sys-tem can support the required load.

CODE card

Keep the card in a safe place, non in the car. Have the electronic code printed on the CODE card withyou at all times. You will need it to start the engine in an emergency.

SCHEDULED SERVICING

Correct maintenance of the car is essential for ensuring it stays in tip-top condition and safeguards itssafety features, its environmental friendliness and low running costs for a long time to come.

THE OWNERS HANDBOOK CONTAINS...

... important information, advise and warnings for correct use, driving safety and maintenance of your carin time. Pay special attention to the symbols " (personal safety) # (environmental protection) (carintegrity).


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DASHBOARD ...................................................................... 5

INSTRUMENT PANEL......................................................... 7

SYMBOLS................................................................................ 9

THE FIAT CODE SYSTEM ................................................. 9KEY KIT AND DOOR LOCKING SYSTEM ................. 10

IGNITION SWITCH ........................................................... 18

INSTRUMENTS .................................................................... 19

MULTIFUNCTIONAL DISPLAY ...................................... 20

RECONFIGURABLE MULTIFUNCTIONAL DISPLAY .. 23

ADJUSTING THE STEERING WHEEL ........................... 36ADJUSTING THE SEATS ................................................... 36

HEADREST ............................................................................ 41

REAR VIEW MIRRORS ....................................................... 42

CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM ....................................... 44

HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEM .................... 45

MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM ................... 48

AUTOMATIC TWO-ZONE CLIMATE CONTROLSYSTEM .................................................................................. 51

EXTERNAL LIGHTS ........................................................... 58

WINDOW CLEANING ..................................................... 60

CRUISE CONTROL ............................................................ 63

CEILING LIGHTS ................................................................. 64

HAZARD LIGHTS................................................................ 66

FUEL CUT OFF SWITCH................................................... 67

INTERIOR EQUIPMENT ................................................... 68SMOKERS KIT ...................................................................... 71

SUN VISORS ......................................................................... 71

SUNROOF ............................................................................ 72

ELECTRIC WINDOWS ..................................................... 74

MANUAL REAR WINDOW WINDERS ........................ 75

BOOT ..................................................................................... 76

BONNET ............................................................................... 80ROOF BARS .......................................................................... 81

HEADLIGHTS ....................................................................... 82

ABS SYSTEM ......................................................................... 83

EOBD SYSTEM ..................................................................... 84

GSI SYSTEM............................................................................ 84

CAR RADIO ......................................................................... 85

ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY THE OWNER ........ 86

DUALDRIVE ELECTRIC POWER STEERING .............. 87

PARK SENSOR ..................................................................... 88

REFUELLING ........................................................................ 90

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT ........................... 92

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DASHBOARDThe presence and position of the controls, instruments and gauges may vary depending on the version.

There are several solutions for the central upper and lower console according to the chosen customisations: see the following fig-ures.

1. Side air vents -2. Left stalk-3. Left upper box - 4. Right stalk -5. Central air vents - 6. Instrument panel - 7. Upper right boxcontaining passenger side airbag switch -8. Oddment compartment 9 Passenger airbag -10. HVAC controls - 11. Control buttons12 Sound system (where provided) - 13. Ignition switch -14. Driver airbag - 15. Cruise control (where provided).

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fig. 2 F0H0231m

Upper central console: with fixed oddment compartment A

and extractable component (DIN) Bfig. 2 for installing the sound system;

with sound system fig. 3 . with Connect Nav+ fig. 4 .

fig. 3 F0H0232m

fig. 4 F0H0735m

Lower central console: with heater A-fig. 5 ; with manual climate control system

B-fig. 6 ;

with two-zone automatic climate con-trol system C-fig. 7 .

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A Speedometer

B Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light

C Engine coolant temperature gauge andexcessive temperature warning light

D Rev counter

E Reconfigurable multifunctional display

c m Warning lights for Multijet ver-sions only

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F0H0012mfig. 10

SYMBOLSSpecial coloured labels have been attachednear or actually on some of the compo-nents of your car. These labels bear sym-bols that remind you of the precautionsto be taken as regards that particular com-ponent.

The plate summarising the symbols usedcan be found under the bonnet fig. 10 .

THE FIAT CODE SYSTEMThis is an electrical engine locking systemwhich increases protection from at-tempted theft of the car. It is automaticallyactivated when the ignition key is ex-tracted.

Each key contains an electronic devicewhich modulates the signal emitted dur-ing ignition by an antenna incorporated inthe ignition device. This signal is the pass-word which changes at each ignition andwhich the control unit uses to recognisethe key and enable ignition.


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A N D C O N T R O L S KEY KIT AND DOOR

LOCKING SYSTEM

CODE CARD(optional, for versions/marketwhere provided) fig. 11

The car is delivered the keys and a CODEcard which bears the following informa-tion: the electronic code A; the mechanical key code B to be giv-

en to the Fiat Dealership when or-dering duplicate keys.

IMPORTANT In order to ensure com-plete efficiency of the electronic devicesinside the keys, they should never be ex-posed to direct sunlight.

OPERATION

Each time the vehicle is started turning theignition key toMAR, the Fiat CODE sys-tem control unit sends a recognition codeto the engine control unit to deactivatethe inhibitor.

The code is sent only if the Fiat CODE

system control unit has recognised thecode transmitted from the key.Each time the ignition key is turned toSTOP , the Fiat CODE system deactivatesthe functions of the engine electronic con-trol unit.If the code has not been recognised cor-rectly, the warning lightY turns on onthe display.

In this case, turn the key to STOP andthen back to MAR; try with the otherkeys provided if the problem persists.Contact a Fiat Dealership if you still can-not start the engine.IMPORTANT Each key has its own codewhich must be stored by the system ECU.Contact the Fiat Dealership to have newkeys (up to eight) stored with the code.

Warning light Ycoming on when driving If the warning light Y turns on, this

means that the system is running a self-test (for example for a voltage drop).If the fault persists, contact a Fiat Deal-ership.

The electronic componentsinside the key may be dam-aged if the key is submitted tosharp knocks.

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MAIN KEY WITH REMOTECONTROL fig. 12

The metal insert of the key A retracts in-to the grip.The key operates: the ignition switch; the door lock on drive side; operation of the emergency front and

rear door lock release system D-fig.13 from the outside for use the elec-tric system is not working (e.g. flat bat-tery);

operation of the child lock Eon rear

doors.

fig. 11 F0H0700m

fig. 12b (where provided) F0H0767m

fig. 13 F0H0246m

release button B and then turn themetal insert A until hearing the prop-er locking click.

Button is used for unlocking the doors,the tailgate and the fuel flap.

Button

is used for locking the doors,the tailgate and the fuel flap.Button R is used for remote openingthe tailgate.

fig. 12a F0H0701m

Press button B-fig. 12 to open the metal-lic part A.To insert the metallic part A in the grip:

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A N D C O N T R O L S Unlocking the doors and the

tailgate

Press button briefly: this will release thedoors, the tailgate, the fuel flap; the inter-nal ceiling light will come on and the di-rection indicators will blink twice.

The doors are automatically unlocked

when the fuel inertia switch trips.IMPORTANT Powerful radio transmis-sions not related to the car (e.g. mobilephones, amateur radios, etc.) may inter-fere with the frequency of the remotecontrol. Remote control operation maybe impaired.

Locking the doors and the tailgate

Press button briefly: this will release thedoors, the tailgate, the fuel flap; the inter-nal ceiling light will come on and the di-rection indicators will blink twice.

Deterrent LED indications

When locking the doors, the deterrentLED on the button A-fig. 14 lights up forabout 3 seconds and than starts flashing(deterrence function). Once doors arelocked, if one or more doors or the tail-gate are not closed correctly, the led anddirection indicators start flashing quickly.

IMPORTANT Powerful radio transmis-sions not related to the car (e.g. mobilephones, amateur radios, etc.) may inter-fere with the frequency of the remotecontrol. Remote control operation maybe impaired.

fig. 14 F0H0703m

IMPORTANT Powerful radio transmis-sions not related to the car (e.g. mobilephones, amateur radios, etc.) may inter-fere with the frequency of the remotecontrol. Remote control operation maybe impaired.

Only press button B-fig. 12with the key away from your

body, specifically from your eyes and from objects which could get dam-aged (e.g. your clothes). Do not leavethe key unattended, because some-one, a child especially, may acciden-tally press the button while handling

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A N D C O N T R O L SOpening the tailgate with the

remote control

Hold button R pressed to unlock (open) the tailgate. The direction indica-tors will blink twice when the tailgate isopened.

IMPORTANT Powerful radio transmis-

sions not related to the car (e.g. mobilephones, amateur radios, etc.) may inter-fere with the frequency of the remotecontrol. Remote control operation maybe impaired.

Electrical closure from insidefig. 14

With the doors closed, press button A onthe central dashboard to lock (LED on) orunlock (LED off) the doors.IMPORTANT If the door is not correct-ly closed or if a fault is present in the sys-tem, the door locking device from insidethe car will not work.

The device will resume normal operationafter removing the cause of the fault.

Only the doors used to getout of the car will be un-locked if the door lock buttoninside the car is pressed by

mistake. The tailgate will remainlocked. Press the lock/unlock buttonsto realign the system.

fig. 15a F0H0704m

Replacing the battery of the keywith remote control Fig. 15

To replace the battery, proceed as fol-lows: press button A and open the metal in-

sert B; turn the screw C to using a fine bit

screwdriver; take out the battery case D and re-

place the battery E respecting its po-larity;

refit the battery case D inside the keyand lock it by turning the screw C .

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A N D C O N T R O L S Request for additional remote

controls

The system acknowledges up to 8 remotecontrols. Should a new remote control benecessary, contact a Fiat Dealership, tak-ing with you the CODE card, a personalidentity document and the cars owner-ship documents.

Used batteries are harmful tothe environment. They should be disposed of as specified by law in the special containers

provided, or take them to the FiatDealership, which will deal with their disposal.

fig. 16 F0H0705m fig. 17 F0H0322m

MECHANICAL KEY(SPARE)

The metal insert of the key E-fig. 16 isfixed.The key operates:

the ignition switch; the door lock on drive side;

operation of the door safety deviceC-fig. 17 from the outside for use theelectric system is not working (e.g. flatbattery);

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A N D C O N T R O L SCHANGING THE REMOTE

CONTROL COVER fig. 18(where provided)

Proceed as shown in the figure to replacethe remove control cover.

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CHILD LOCK fig. 19

To prevent opening the rear doors fromthe inside.

This device can be engaged only with reardoors open.

position 1 - device on (door locked); position 2 - device off (door can be

opened from the passengers com-partment).

The device A stays on even if the doorsare unlocked by the centralised system.

IMPORTANT Always use this devicewhen transporting children.

IMPORTANT After engaging the child lock on both rear doors, check for proper en-gagement by trying to open a rear doorwith the internal handle.

Operation of the child lock A is only guaranteed if the

lock is turned and snaps into hori-zontal position ( 1 ).

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Release of the child lock A isonly guaranteed if the lock is

turned and snaps into vertical posi-tion (2).

WARNINGfig. 19 F0H0101m

EMERGENCY DOORUNLOCKING DEVICE FROMTHE OUTSIDE fig. 20

The doors are provided with a device forlocking all the door using the lock in caseof a power fault.

Proceed as follows to lock the doors: insert the ignition key in lockB turn the device to position 1 and close

the door.

To open the doors: insert the key in the lock on drivers

side and turn it anticlockwise open the drivers door operate the door levers from the in-

side for the remaining doors.

fig. 20 F0H0247m

Do not operate the child lock and the door handle at

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A N D C O N T R O L S IGNITION DEVICE

The key can be turned to 3 different po-sitions fig. 21 : STOP : engine off, key extractable,

steering locked. Some electric devices(e.g. sound system, central door lock-ing system, etc.) may work.

MAR: driving position. All electricaldevices work regularly.

AVV : engine starting (unstable posi-tion).

The ignition switch is fitted with a safetysystem that, in the event the engine is notstarted, turns back the ignition key toSTOP before repeating the starting op-

eration.

fig. 21 F0H0021m

STEERING LOCK

Engagement

When the key is in position STOP , re-move the key and turn the steering wheeluntil it is locked.

Switching off Rock the steering wheel slightly as youturn the ignition key to MAR.

If the ignition device is tam- pered with (e.g.: attempted

theft), have it checked over by a FiatDealership as soon as possible.

WARNING

Never extract the key whilethe car is moving. The steer-

ing wheel would lock automatically as soon as the steering wheel isturned. This also applies to when thecar is towed.

WARNING

Always remove the key whenyou leave your car to pre-

vent someone from accidentally op-erating the controls. Remember toengage the handbrake. Engage first

gear if the car is parked uphill or re-

verse if the car is parked downhill.Never leave children unattended inthe car.

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SPEEDOMETER Fig. 22

Indicates the cars speed.

REV. COUNTER Fig. 23

This indicates the engine revolution perminute.IMPORTANT The electronic injectioncontrol system gradually shuts off the flowof fuel when the engine is over-revvingresulting in a gradual loss of engine pow-er.

When the engine is idling, the rev countermay indicate a gradual or sudden increaseof the speed.This is normal and does not indicate afault. It may be caused, for example, by theoperation of the climate control systemor fan. In these case, a slow change in en-gine speed is used to protect the batterycharge.

FUEL LEVEL GAUGE Fig. 24

The instrument shows the litres of fuelcontained in the tank (see the Refuellingparagraph for a description).

fig. 22 F0H0708m

fig. 23 F0H0022m

fig. 24 F0H0023m

fig. 25 F0H0024m

The reserve warning lightA turns on toindicate that approximately 6 litres of fu-el are left in the tank. lack of fuel supplycould damage the catalyser.

ENGINE COOLANTTEMPERATURE GAUGE fig. 25

Warning light A indicates overheating of the engine coolant. In this case, stop the

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A N D C O N T R O L S This shows the temperature of the engine

coolant fluid and starts working when thefluid temperature exceeds approx. 50Ccirca. In normal conditions, the needle maypoint to different positions according touse and the engine cooling system man-agement.

IMPORTANT The needle will point to thelowest value of the scale (low tempera-ture) and warning lightA will light up toindicate a fault in the system. Go to a Fi-at Dealership to have the system checked.

If the needle reaches the red area, stop the engine imme-diately and contact a Fiat

Dealership.

MULTIFUNCTIONALDISPLAY(on two-linemodal panel)The car can be equipped with the multi-function display for showing useful infor-mation necessary when driving accordingto settings. fig. 26 F0H0782m

INFORMATION ONSTANDARD SCREEN fig. 26

The standard screen shows the followinginformation:

A Odometer (kilometres or miles trav-elled)

B Clock (always displayed, even with keyextract and front doors closed)

C Headlight adjustment (only withdipped beam headlights on)

D Gear shift suggestion.

Note. When opening one of the frontdoors, the display turns on and shows theclock and the kilometres or miles coveredfor a few seconds.

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CONTROL BUTTONS fig. 27+ To scroll the menu and the next op-

tions or to increase the displayed val-ue.

MODE Press briefly to access the menuand/or go to next screen or toconfirm the required menu op-tion.

Hold pressed to go back to thestandard screen.

To scroll the menu and the previousoptions or to decrease the displayedvalue.

Note Buttons + and activate different

functions according to the following situ-ations.

Setting the buzzer volume

To set the desired volume, proceed as fol-lows: repeatedly press MODE to display

bUZZ ; press + to increase the volume;

press to decrease the volume; Hold button MODE pressed for

longer than two seconds to confirmthe change made.

Setting the speed limit

A speed limit can be set and the systemwill inform the drive when the limit is ex-ceeded by means of an indication on thedisplay and the buzzer. Proceed as followsto set:This function is OFF when the car isdelivered.

SET-UP MENU

The Set-up Menu is used for the fol-lowing adjustments and/or settings: SETTING THE CLOCK SETTING THE BUZZER VOLUME SETTING THE SPEED LIMIT

SETTING THE UNIT OF MEASURE-MENT.

Setting the clock

The clock is set to 24 hours when the caris delivered.

Proceed as follows to set the requiredtime:

repeatedly press MODE to displayHour; press + to increase one minute; press to decrease one minute;

Hold buttons + or pressed for a fewseconds to run the clock forwards orbackwards rapidly until the buttons are re-leased. Hold button MODE pressed for

longer than two seconds to confirmthe change made to the time.

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MULTIFUNCTIONALDISPLAY(on three-line comfortpanel)

The car can be equipped with the multi-function display for showing useful infor-mation necessary when driving accordingto settings.

INFORMATION ONSTANDARD SCREEN fig. 28

The standard screen shows the followinginformation:

A Date / Odometer (covered km ormiles).

B Clock (always displayed, even withignition key removed and front doorsclosed).

C External temperature

CONTROL BUTTONS fig. 29+ To scroll the menu and the next op-

tions or to increase the displayed val-ue.

MODE Press briefly to access the menuand/or go to next screen or toconfirm the required menu op-tion.

Hold pressed to go back to thestandard screen.

To scroll the menu and the previousoptions or to decrease the displayedvalue.

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functions according to the following situ-ations.

D Headlight alignment position (onlywith dipped beam headlights on)

E Gear shift suggestion.

Note. When opening one of the frontdoors, the display turns on and shows theclock and the kilometres or miles coveredfor a few seconds.

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A N D C O N T R O Headlight adjustment (only

with dipped beam headlights on)

when the standard page is displayed, thisis used to adjust the headlights (see theHeadlights paragraph in this chapter).

Setup menu

for scrolling the menu up and down; to increase or decrease values duringsettings.

SETUP MENU Fig. 30

The menu comprises a series of functionsarranged in a circular fashion which canbe selected through buttons + and toaccess the different select operations andsettings (setup) given in the following para-graphs.

The setup menu is activated by pressingbriefly button MODE .Single presses on buttons + and willscroll the setup menu options.

Management modes differ with each oth-er according to the characteristic of theoption selected.

Selecting Set Date and Set time :

briefly press button MODE to selectthe first value to be changed (e.g. hours/minutes or year / month / day).

press buttons + and (by single press-es) to select the new setting;

briefly press button MODE to store thenew setting and go to the next setup menuoption: if this is the last one you will goback to the previously selected option of the main menu.

Prolonged pressing of the button MODE make it possible:

quit set-up and to save only the changesstored by the user (and confirmed bypressing button MODE ).The setup menu environment is timed.Only the changes saved by the user bybriefly pressingMODE ) will be savedwhen the menu is automatically closed.

NOTE Only the following functions canbe adjusted/set on the instrument paneldisplay if the Connect Nav+ system is pre-sent: Lights, Speed limit, Light sen-sor (where provided), Belt buzzer andPassenger airbag. The other functionsare shown on the Connect Nav+ systemdisplay. Set and adjustment them there.

Selecting a menu option briefly press button MODE to selectthe menu option that needs to bechanged.

press buttons + and (by single press-es) to select the new setting;

briefly press button MODE to storethe new setting and at the same time goback to the previously selected menu op-tion.

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CLOCK MODE

ECE CLOCK

SET DATE

KEY

UNIT DIST.

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MODEbuttonpressedbriefly

On the standard screen, briefly press MODE to startbrowsing. Press + or browse within the menu.NOTE Only the short menu may be accessed for rea-sons of safety while the car is moving (Brightness andSpeed Limit). Stop the car to access the full menu. Oncar equipped with Connect Nav+, many functions are dis-played on the navigator readout.

+

+

MODEbuttonpressed

briefly

DeutschEnglish

Espaol

Italiano

Portugus

Franais

(*) This function may onlybe displayed after the SBRsystem is deactivated by aFiat Dealership.fig. 30

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BELT BUZZER(*) (where provided)

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This function is used to set the car speedlimit (km/h or mph); the driver is imme-diately alerted when this limit is exceeded(see section Warning lights and mes-sages).

To set the speed limit, proceed as follows:

briefly press MODE , the message(speed limit) will appear on the display. press button + or to select speed lim-it activation (On) or deactivation (Off);

To cancel the setting, proceed as follows: briefly press button MODE : (On) willflash on the display;

press button + : (Off) will flash on thedisplay;

briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-tings.

if the function has been activated (On),press buttons + or to select the re-quired speed limit and then press MODEto confirm.

Note The speed may be set in the rangefrom 30 to 250 km/h, or from 20 to 155mph according to the previously chosenunit (see Setting the distance unit) de-

scribed below. The setting will in-crease/decrease by five units each timebutton + / is pressed. Hold button + /

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O gtailgate (key)

This function is used to: unlock the frontand rear doors, unlock the drivers sidedoor or all the doors including the tailgate.

Proceed as follows to set:

briefly press button MODE : Opendoors, Open driver, Open all;

press button + or to select. The se-lected item will blink.


y p ystart flashing on the display;

press button + or to set;

briefly press button MODE : day willstart flashing on the display;

press button + or to set.

Note The setting will increase or decreaseby one unit each time + or is pressed.Hold the button pressed to in-crease/decrease the setting rapidly. Whenthe desired value is reached, end adjust-ment with a single press.

briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-

tings.

This function is used to select 12h or 24h display.

To carry out the adjustment, proceed asfollows:

briefly pressMODE : either 12h or 24hwill start flashing on the display (accord-

ing to the previous setting); press button + or for setting; briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-tings.

Set date

This function is used to set the date (year month day).

Proceed as follows to update: briefly press button MODE : year willstart flashing on the display;


R D

R O L SDistance unit of measure Proceed as follows to set:briefly pressConsumption unit of measure


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This function is used to set the unit of measure for distance (kilometres or miles)

Proceed as follows to set the requiredunit:

briefly press MODE : (km) or (mi) willstart blinking on the display (according to

the previous setting); press button + or for setting; briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-tings.

MODE : km/l) or (l/100km) will start flash-ing on the display (according to the pre-vious setting);

press button + or for setting; briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-tings.

This function is used to set the unit of measure for fuel consumption (km/l, l/100km or mpg) according to the unit of mea-sure selected in the previous paragraph(Distance unit of measure).

If the distance unit set is km the fuel con-sumption unit will be displayed in km/l orl/100km. If the distance unit set is mi thefuel consumption unit will be displayed inmpg.

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A N D C O N T R buzzer volume

(Buzzer Volume)

This function allows the volume of thebuzzer which accompanies the display of failures / warnings to be adjusted (8 lev-els). To set the desired volume, proceedas follows:

briefly press button MODE : the previ-ously set volume level starts flashing onthe display;



The messages may be displayed in the fol-lowing languages: Italian, German, English,Spanish, French, Portuguese.

To set the required language proceed asfollows:

briefly press button MODE : the previ-

ously set language starts flashing on thedisplay; press button + or for setting;


This function is used to set the unit of measure for distance (C or F)

Proceed as follows to set the requiredunit:

briefly press MODE : (C) or (F) willstart blinking on the display (according to

the previous setting); press button + or for setting; briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-tings.

A R D

R O L SAdjust the button volume

(B V l )The indications will appear more fre-

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A N D C O N T R(Button Vol.)

This function is used to set the volume of the roger-beep accompanying the activa-tion of buttons MODE , + e through 8levels.

To set the desired volume, proceed as fol-lows:

briefly press button MODE : the previ-ously set volume level starts flashing onthe display;


briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or press the buttonfor a prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing the set-

tings.S.B.R. buzzer reactivation (BeltBuzzer) (where provided)

This function can be only displayed after aFiat Dealership has deactivated the S.B.R.system (see paragraph S.B.R. system insection Safety devices).

quently where there are 200 km left. For1.3 Multijet versions, refer to the ServiceSchedule in the Maintenance and carechapter for replacing the air cleaner, theengine oil and the engine oil filter. The in-dication will appear in kilometres or milesaccording to the settings. When the nextscheduled service operation is approach-ing, the message Service will appear onthe display followed by the number of kilo-metres or miles left when the key isturned to MAR. The Service Scheduleinformation is provided with kilometres(km)/miles (mi) or days (dd), according tothe deadline which appears first. Go to aFiat Dealership where the Scheduled Ser-vice operations will be performed and themessage will be reset.

This function may be used to display in-formation connected to proper car ser-vicing in terms of kilometres or days.

This information can be consulted as fol-lows:

briefly press button MODE : service in

km or mi, according to previous setting,will be displayed (see paragraph Units); press button + or to set deadline indays;

briefly press button MODE to go back to the menu screen or hold the buttonpressed to go back to the standard screen.

Note The Service Schedule requires thecar to be services every 20,000 km (orequivalent distance in miles) or once ayear. This message will appear automati-cally with key at MAR after 2,000 km (orequivalent distance in miles) or 30 beforethe deadline and will appear every 200 km(or equivalent distance in miles) or 3 days.

A R D

T R O L S Activating/deactivating the

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A N D C O N T passenger front and side airbag

on/off(where provided) (passenger bag)

This function shall be used to acti-vate/deactivate the passengers airbag.

Proceed as follows:

press MODE and after the message(Bag pass Off) (deactivate) or (Bagpass On) (activate) appears by press-ing buttons + and , press theMODE button again;

the confirmation request message willbe displayed;

press buttons + or to select (Yes)(to confirm activation/deactivation) or

(No) (to abort); briefly press button MODE : the dis-

play shows a message confirming theselected value. Now, go back to themenu screen or press the button fora prolonged time to go back to thestandard screen without storing thesettings.

MODE

MODE

MODE

+

F 0 H

F 0 H 4

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T R O L SQuit menu Both functions can be reset (to start a new

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This function closes the cycle of settingslisted in the menu screen.

Briefly press buttonMODE to go back tothe standard screen without storing thesettings.

Press button + to return to the first menu

option (Speed Limit).

trip). The following data can be displayedfor General Trip:

Range

Distance travelled Average consumption

Instant consumption

Average speed Travel time (driving time).

Trip B may be used to display the figuresrelating to:

Distance travelled B Average consumption B

Average speed B

Travel time (driving time).Note Trip B functions may be exclud-ed (see Trip B on). Range and In-stantaneous consumption cannot be re-set.

provided)

General information

The Trip computer is used to display in-formation on car operation when the keyis turned to MAR. This function consistsof General trip for displaying the com-plete mission of the car and by Trip B,for trips; this function is included in thegeneral trip information (as shown infig.32).

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New mission

The new mission begins after: manu-al resetting by the user, by pressing therelevant button;

automatic resetting, when the Tripdistance reaches 3999.9 km or 9999.9 km(according to the type of display) or whenthe Travel time reaches 99.59 (99 hoursand 59 minutes);

after disconnecting/reconnecting thebattery.

IMPORTANT General Trip resets willreset Trip B at the same time, while re-setting Trip B will only reset the val-ues of the trip B function.

This shows the car average speed as afunction of the overall time elapsed sincethe start of the new mission. Journey time

This value shows the time elapsed sincethe start of the new mission.

IMPORTANT If information is not avail-able, the message ---- will appear insteadof the Trip Computer values. Displayingof the values will be resumed when nor-mal operation is restored without reset-ting the values displayed before the prob-lem nor starting a new mission.

TRIP button fig. 31

Button TRIP located on the top of the

right steering column stalk is used (withignition key atMAR) to display and re-set the previously described values to starta new mission:

short push to display the different val-ues

long push to reset and then start a newmission.

Range

This indicates the indicative distance whichmay be travelled with the fuel in the tank assuming that driving conditions do notchange. The display will show the reading---- when the following events takeplace:

range lower than 50 km (or 30 miles)or fuel level less than 4 litres in the tank;

car left parked with engine running fora long time.

Distance travelled

This value shows the distance coveredfrom the start of the new mission.

Average consumption

This indicates the indicative average con-sumption from the start of the new mis-sion.

Instant consumption

Indicates the fuel consumption. The val-ue is constantly updated. The message---- will appear on the display if the caris parked with the engine running.

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N T R O L S ADJUSTING THE

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Fig. 32 F0H0737m

STEERING WHEELThe steering wheel can be adjusted inheightA-fig. 32 and in depth B.

To carry out the adjustment, proceed asfollows:

release the lever by pulling it towardsthe steering wheel (position 2); adjust the steering wheel as required; release the lever by pushing it for-

wards (position 1 );

Any adjustment of the steer-ing wheel position must be

carried out only with the car station-ary and the engine turned off.

WARNING

Under no circumstancesshould aftermarket opera-

tions involving steering system or steering column modifications (e.g.:installation of anti-theft device) becarried out that could badly affect

performance and safety. This alsocauses the warranty to become nulland void and results in vehicle non-compliance with type-approval re-quirements.

WARNING

FRONT SEATS

Fore/aft adjustment

Lift leverA-fig. 33 and push the seat for-wards and backwards to reach the re-

quired position: your arms should rest onthe steering wheel rim while you are dri-ving.

Check that the seat is locked well on theguides by trying to push it forwards andbackwards.

Adjusting the height(drivers seat) (where provided)

Move leverB-fig. 33 upwards or down-wards to achieve the required height.

IMPORTANT Sit in the drivers seat withthe car not moving to adjust.

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fig. 33 F0H0041m fig. 34 F0H0042m

Adjusting backrest inclination

Operate the lever D-fig. 34 in the direc-tion of the arrow, take the backrest to therequired position and then release it.

Lumbar adjustment

(where provided)To adjust the support between back andbackrest, turn knob C-fig. 34 clockwiseto increase the lumbar support or anti-clockwise to decrease it.

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WARNING

fig. 35 F0H0043m

fig. 36 F0H0044m

Arranging the passenger seat intable position

Move the armrest (where provided) tovertical position.

From the drivers seat or from the rearseats, operate the lever A-fig. 36 in thedirection of the arrow, fold the backrestonto the cushion and then release it. Inthis position, the backrest fig. 37 may beused as a table.

Armrest adjustment(where provided) fig. 35

To use the armrest, move it from position1 to position 2.

fig. 37 F0H0045m

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Arranging the drivers seatin table position

To arrange the drivers seat in table po-sition, remove the head restraint (seeExtracting the head restraint in theHead restraint chapter) and proceed asshown above.

Heated seats(where provided)

Press buttons B-fig. 38 to heat the dri-vers seat C and to heat the passengersseat.

The LED in the button will light up whenheating is on.

SLIDING REAR SEAT

Adjusting from inside thepassenger compartment

Lengthwise direction adjustmentfig. 39

Respectively lift the leverA or the leverB to adjust the required seat portion, thenpush the seat back or forwards.

Back rest angle adjustmentfig. 40

Push the lever C move the backrest toposition and then release it.To prevent irregular operation: press thelever C as far as it will go.

fig. 39 F0H0047m fig. 40 F0H0252m

fig. 41 F0H0253m

FIXED REAR SEATS(where provided)

See the Expanding the boot paragraphfor how to fold the seat.

Adjusting from inside the bootLengthwise direction adjustmentfig. 41

Operate on handles F and G to adjust therequired seat portion by pushing the seatforwards or backwards.

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Operate lever A or lever B to adjust therequired backrest portion, take the back-rest to position and then release.

Adjusting the centralunit from the inside

To move the backrest to the horizontalposition: operate the lever D-fig. 44 (one per

side) fully lower the central backrest release the lever.

The cup holder A-fig. 43 (where provid-ed) can be used when the central unit isall down and the head restraint is removed(as shown in the figure).To arrange the central unit back in verti-cal position, operate lever D-fig. 44 again(one on each side) and realign the unitwith the side backrests and make the safe-ty clipE.

fig. 42 F0H0049m fig. 43 F0H0051m fig. 44 F0H0050m

Make sure that the seats arecorrectly secured after mak-

ing the adjustments.

WARNING

After releasing the adjust-ment lever, always check

that the seat is locked on the runnersby trying to move it back and forth. If it is not locked, the seat may moveunexpectedly and make you loosecontrol of the car.

WARNING Ski compartment fig. 45

Lower the armrest to access the ski com-partment.

The compartment may be used for trans-

porting long items (e.g. skis). Insert theitem from the boot.

To access the compartment B lower thecentral rear backrest A (as shown above)

fig. 45 F0H0249m

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For maximum safety, keepthe back of your seat up-

right, lean back into it and make surethe seat belt fits closely across your hips.

WARNING

Adjusting the central backrestfrom the boot fig. 46

Pull the ribbon F-fig. 44 and push for-ward the upper part of the backrest untilthe retainer clicks. Accompany the back-rest to the horizontal position and releasethe ribbon F. Reverse the operation to

reposition the backrest in vertical positionand make sure that the retainer clicks.

Secure heavy loads in the skicompartment to prevent

them from being hurled forward incase of crashes or sudden braking.

All adjustments must bemade with the car station-

ary.

WARNINGfig. 46 F0H0255m

Relax position (passengers side)

To arrange the seat in relax position, withthe door open: arrange the passengers seat in table

position fig. 48 (see Arranging theseat in table position paragraph in thischapter);

push the rear seat forward as far as itwill go;

push the passengers seat (in table po-sition) as far back as it will go;

remove the rear window shelf (see theRemoving the rear window shelfparagraph in this chapter);

recline the rear seat backrest to therequired position fig. 47 .

Relax position (drivers side)

Proceed in the same way, this time re-moving the head restraint from the dri-vers seat (see the Head restraint para-graph in this chapter).

IMPORTANT Refer to the Expandingthe boot chapter for moving the seats toexpand the boot.

fig. 47 F0H0242m

fig. 48 F0H0243m

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The head restraints can be adjusted inheight.To adjust the height: pull the head re-straint upwards or press button A-fig. 49and push it downwards. Make sure thatis clicks at the end of the operation.

Extracting the head restraint

Press button B-fig. 50 to extract thehead restraint.

fig. 49 F0H0052m fig. 50 F0H0237m

fig. 51 F0H0053m

REAR SIDE AND CENTRAL(where provided)

The head restraints can be adjusted inheight.To raise them, simply move the head re-straints up until you hear the click.

To lower them, press button C-fig. 51 .

To extract them (not needed for normalconfigurations) press button D.

If side bags are fitted, using seat covers other than those

from Lineaccessori Fiat is dangerous.

WARNINGTravelling without head re-straints is dangerous.

WARNING

H B O A R D

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The head restraints must beadjusted so that they sup-

port your head and not your neck.Only in this way may they performtheir protective action.

To optimise head restraint protective action, adjust the

seat back upright and keep your head as close as possible to the head re-straint.

WARNING

To refit the head restraint,arrange it the right way and

then proceed as for checking that itis locked.

WARNING

Saddle-shaped rear head re-straints optimise visibility

and must always be raised it when anoccupant is present.

WARNING

INTERNAL MIRROR

The mirror is fitted with a safety devicethat causes its release in the event of a vi-olent impact with the passenger.

It can be moved using the leverA-fig. 52to two different positions: normal orantiglare.

CHILD SUPERVISION MIRROR(where fitted)

The mirror is located on the longitudinalunit on the roof near the front ceiling light.It allows the driver and passenger to su-pervise the rear seats and keep childrensitting on the rear seats under control.

To use the mirror, move it from the fold-away position B-fig. 53 to position C asshown in the figure.

fig. 52 F0H0056m

fig. 53 F0H0057m

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A N D C OWith manual adjustment

Use knob A-fig. 54 to adjust manually.

With electrical adjustment

This operation is only possible with igni-tion key at MAR.

To carry out the adjustment, proceed asfollows: use switch B-fig. 55 to select the mir-

ror required (left or right); to adjust the mirror move the switch

C in the four directions.Adjust with the vehicle stationary and thehandbrake applied.

The mirror demister will be turned on au-tomatically by the rear window heater.

fig. 54 F0H0244m

fig. 55 F0H0058m

fig. 56 F0H0059m

Folding fig. 56

When required (for example when themirror causes difficulty in narrow spaces)it is possible to fold the mirror moving itfrom position 1 to position 2.

When driving the mirrors shallalways be in position ( 1 ).

As the drivers door mirror iscurved, it may slightly alter the perception of distance.

WARNING

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1. Fixed vents for defrosting/demisting the side windows -2. Adjustable side air vents -3 Fixed windscreen defroster/demistervents - 4 Adjustable central vents - 5Lower vents - 6 Rear passenger lower vents.

F0H0738mfig. 57

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fig. 58 F0H0061m

fig. 59 F0H0062m

CENTRAL AND SIDE VENTSfig. 58-59

A Fixed vents for defrosting/demistingside windows.

B Vent open/closed controlC Vent direction and air flow control

F0H0063m

CONTROLS fig. 60

A fan and fan speed knob

B air temperature knob (for mixing warm/cool air)

C heated rear window on/off button

D air distribution selection ring

E air recirculation knob.

fig. 60

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C O N T R O L S AIR DISTRIBUTION

The ring D-fig. 60 is used to make freshi h th ti g t

SETTING THE TEMPERATURE

Proceed as follows:ACTIVATING THE INTERNALAIR RECIRCULATION

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A N D C air reach the entire passenger compart-

ment. There are five selections: air from central vents and side vents

2 and 4 fig. 57 ; air from central side vents 2 and 4 and

downward vents 5 and 6 fig. 57 (bi-level function); air downwards (5) and (6) fig. 57 ; air downwards (5) and (6); and to-

wards the windscreen (3) at the sametime fig. 57 ;

- for demisting and defrosting the wind-screen (3) and the front side windows

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) fig. 57 .

Turn the ring B-fig. 60 (indicator point-ing to the red sector) rightwards to turnthe temperature up or leftwards to turnit down;

ADJUSTING THE FAN SPEED

To ventilate the passenger compartmentproperly proceed as follows: fully open the central (4) and side (2)

air vents fig. 57 ; turn the ring B-fig. 60 to the blue

sector; turn knob A to the required speed; turn the ring D to ; stop internal air recirculation by turn-

ing knobE to .

Turn knob E to .It is advisable to switch internal air recir-culation on while standing in queues or intunnels to prevent the introduction of pol-luted air. Do not use the function for along time, particularly if there are manyoccupants on board, to prevent the win-dows from misting up.

IMPORTANT The air recirculation systemmakes it possible to reach the requiredheating or cooling conditions faster. Donot use the air recirculation function onrainy/cold days as it would considerablyincrease the possibility of the windowsmisting inside.

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C O N T R O L SQUICK HEATING

Proceed as follows:Window demisting

In the event of considerable external mois-ture and/or rain and/or considerable dif

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A N D close all the vents on the dashboard;

turn the ring B-fig. 60 to the red sec-tor;

turn knob A to 4 - ;

turn the ring D to

.FRONT WINDOW FASTDEMISTING/DEFROSTING(WINDSCREEN AND SIDEWINDOWS)

Proceed as follows: turn the ring B-fig. 60 to the red sec-

tor; turn knob A to 4 - ; turn the ring D to - . stop internal air recirculation by turn-

ing knobE to .After demisting/defrosting, operate thecontrols normally used to restore the re-quired comfort.

ture and/or rain and/or considerable dif-ferences in temperature inside and out-side the passenger compartment, performthe following preventive demisting proce-dure: stop internal air recirculation by turn-

ing knobE-fig. 60 to . turn the ringB to the red sector; turn knob A to 2; turn ring D to - or to position

if the windows do not clear up.

DEMISTING/DEFROSTING(where provided)

Press button C-fig. 60 to activate thefunction. The LED in the button will lightup when the function is on.

The function is timed and automaticallyde

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