PRO MEMORIA

Front and rear tyre inflation pressures measuredold in bar (psi):

Front tyres Version Standard tyres
Mdium load

Rear tyres Optional tyres

Front tyres

Rear tyres

Fully vlediun Fully laden load laden

Mediun Fully Medium Fulb load laden load ladeo

i.e. - i.e. l6v

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2.3(33.4) (33.4) 2.3(33.4) 195/60 VRl4 (85) 2.2(32) 2.3 turbo ds 18s/70 Rl4 (87H) 2.2(32) 2.3(33.4) 195/60 Rl4 (89H) 2.2(32) 2.3(33.4) 1 t 7 6 z.+ 2.6 2.8 2.8 l . e . 16v 185/70 S.W. Rl4 (84H) (33.4) tgs/6s R l 4 (85H) (33.4) (40.6) (34.8) (37.7) (40.0 :34.8) i37.7) a t 2.6 2.8 turbo l6v S.W. 195/60 VRl5 (87) (33,4) (40.6) 34.8)37.7) L.+ 2.6 2.8 2.3 2.4 2.6 2.8 (87H) turbods S.W. 185/70 R14 Rl4 (89H) (33.4) (34.8) (37.7\ (40.6)195/65 (40.6) 133,4) 34.8) "37.7\
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175170 R14(84H) 2 (2e) VRls (87) 2.2 (32) 195/60 185/70 VRl4 (87) 2.2(32)
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2.2(32)

195/60 Rl4 (85H) 2.2(32)

2.3(33.4)

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Replacingthe engine oil - dm3 (Imp. quarts)

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Version

i.e. - i.e. l6v - turbo l5v

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turbo ds

Engine sump Engine sump and filter

s (4.4)
5.50(4.8)

6.20(5.5) 6.60(5.8)

5.50(4.8) 6.40(5.6)

The oil volume betweenthe MIN and MAX dipstick marks corresponds to about I litre. Fuel tank capacity: 70 litres (including a reserveof 8-10 litres). Leaded or unleadedpremium fuel (min. RON 95) can be used in petrol engines. For Y6 versionsuse only unleadedfuel (min. RON 95).
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Dear Sir or Madam,

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Congratulationson choosinga LANCIA. The ownerhandbookhasbeenpreparedto help you fully appreciateyour car. You shouldcarefullyreadthis handbookcarefullybefore driving the car for the first time. You will learn further about the featuresof your Thema, qrd we feel you will be convincedyou havemadethe right choice. A coupon booklet for serviceschedulemaintenanceis supplied along with the handbook This booklet alsoincludesthe warranty certificate,which describes the terms of the warranty. We are sure that you will enjoy your new car, and will drive it with pleasurefor many yearsto come. Regards, LANCIA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Driving your car What to do if... Maintenance and care Body maintenance Thema Station Wagon Specifications

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Side vent for window demisting

Boor unlock button.

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Left speaker housing Glove compartment

eliq4e cglqol slqeqp4qet qIelage gggpartment/radio housing Arbt14y

Air volume :rcljr:stment A i r 1 ' l o ua ' djustn.rent

Instrument panel lnstrument panel light dimmer srvitch W i n d s c r e e nv e n t Side vent for window demisting Horn

Air flow adjustment

Air volume adjustment

Fuses Right speaker housing Hazarcl Dircction i n d i c a to r s Ertcrior lights C i g a r e t t el i g h t e r arning lights

W i n d s c r e e nw i p e r / w a s h e r lgnition S i d e l i g h t s - S t e e r i n gc o l u m n l o c k S t e e r i n gw h e e l a d j u s t m e n t Bonnet releaselever

IGNITION SWITCH
Ignition Switch The switchhas four key positions. lock. steering PARK - Sidelights, key removable, this position, pressinterlock button A. To select lock, key removable. STOP - Steering energised. MAR - Ignition and accessories AVV - Starting. Your car is providedwith two keysin duplicate' the door, glovebox, Key A will switchon the ignition and operate locks. boot and steering

Key B will switch on the ignition and operate the steering lock. This key may be given to car park or shop personnel.

Steering Wheel Lock Engagement:With the ignition key at STOP or PARK, turn the "click". steering wheel in either direction until you hear a locking Disengagement:This is facilitated by turning slightly the steering wheel back and forth while turning the ignition key to MAR. Should you lose a key, you may obtain a replacementfrom the Lancia Service Network by quoting the identification number on the adhesive tag provided with the keys.

INSTRUMENTS
a b c d Speedometer Odometer Trip odometer Trip odometer reset button. Pressto reset trip odometer even when the car is movine.

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Control and instrument layout is given as a guide only and may vary depending on which version you have.

SECTORA

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Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge ("C)

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When the engine is cold, the needleis at the left. Under normal operating conditions, the needle should remain in the centre of the scale. When the needle reachesthe red zone, indicating the engine is labouring, engine speed should be reduced. If you drive at a lower rpm and the temperature does not go

INSTRUMENTS
down, but goes farther into the red zone, stop the engine immediately and have the car taken to a LANCIA ServiceCentre'

If your car is equippedwith a checkpanel seepageI 4 for inforthis warning light. mation regarding Fuel Economy Meter fuel consumption' This instrumentindicates

If you are driving slowly and the needlestarts to enter the red zone, stop the car and let it idle. If the needleremainsat the samepoint or goesfarther into the Centre.When red zone,take your Themato a LANCIA Service "a" will the coolant temperatureis too high, red warning light go on. Seepage14 from more information about this warning light and the checksystem.
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Fuel Gauge (litres)

Imp. gal.). The fuel tank has a capacity of 70 litres ( 1 5 . 5 "b" turns on there are 8-10litres of fuel When warning light in the tank.

The needle in the white sector indicates low fuel consumption' The needle over the red sector warns the engine is labouring or under heavy acceleration with high fuel consumption. Change gear or lower engine speed as soon as possible.

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INSTRUMENTS
Oil Pressure Gauge(bar) Whenthe engine oil is hot (temperature around 120'C/248'F\ will fluctuatebetween the oil pressure 2 bar/29 psi (at idle) and 5.5 barl8Opsi (at high engine rpm).
If oil pressureis either too high or too low the car should only be driven at low engine speeds.In any case,have the car checked by a member of the LANCIA Service Network. Engine Oil Temperature Gauge ('C)

The pressure is higher when oil temperature is lower. After starting the engine when the ambient temperature is very low, the needletends indicate higher than normal pressures.Do not accelerate rapidly; wait until the pressurevalue is in the normal range. The following indicate a malfunction: - When the engine is hot, the oil pressure remains under 3.5 bar (51 psi) at high engine revs (above 5,000 rpm). - When the engine is cold or at averagetemperatures, the oil pressure is higher than 4.5 bar (65 psi) even at low engine revs (under 2,000 rpm).

When the needleindicates an excessive oil temperature (red sector) stop the car immediately, but do not switch off the engine. . Let the engine idle for a little while. If the temperature does not decreasestop the engine immediately, and have the car taken a LANCIA Service Centre.

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SECTORC

INSTRUMENT PANEL WARNING LIGHTS

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Driving at a higher rpm will not improve engineperformance. The needleshouldremain in the red zoneonly for brief periods of time.

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Tachometer

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is in the yellow zone,the engineis at maximum When the needle power.

SECTORD

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Generalfailure warning light (page 14) Optimum car starting condition light (page 14) Sidelight indicatorlight

INSTRUMENT PANEL WARNING LIGHTS

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High-beam indicator light

Handbrake on warning light Warning light blinks when the handbrakeis engaged. ABS (anti-lock brake system) warning light If this warning light goeson when the key is at MAR, it does not indicatea brake systemmalfunction, but the self-diagnosis of this systemwhich remainsoperativeuntil the engineis started.

Low-beam indicator light

Right seatheater indicator light

Left seat heaterindicator light

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Spare warning light position

Fog light indicator light

Rear fog-guard light indicator light

Turbocharger failure warning light Glow plug indicator light (diesel engine) Spare warning light position

Direction indicator lights

Hazard warning light

Rear window demisterindicator light Door mirror defoggingindicator light

Speedindicator for specific markets A red light flasheswhen the speedometer indicatesa speedbetween 120 and 126 km,/h. Seat belt warning light for specific markets The light goes on when the seat belts are not buckled.

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INSTRUMENT PANEL WARNING LIGHTS

Check System possible anddisplays whichmonitors device It is an electronic safetv' driving affect could ;hi.l; -uiiun.tiont which

When the car is in proper operating order few seconds Turn the ignition key to MAR and hold it therefor.a be observed: will sequence the following #i;iesffiifiirtidu.; as the well as go.on' will lights o AII the checkpanel indicator and the lights, warning .Jr.ru. ruet ana temperature coolant

starts' O The greenlight goesoff when the engine

Button b-ulbs(not the Pressthis button to check that warning light When this^butsatisfactorily' operating are functions) urr*i"t.A coolant
go on.

i"*"iite punti b"lbt' fuel reserve' ;#i, ilt;il""u checklightsshould ,t" ied checl and the green ffi;;*:;;;,

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.r ining light Malfunction

Warning light

Malfunction

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Doo., are not closed properly: door not closed is identified on the panel.

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Side light failure: when the side lights are switched on. the indicator located at the front of the car on the check panel goes on (a bulb has burned out or the circuit is open). Rear/number plate light failure: when the side Iights are switched on, the indicator located at the back of the car on the check panel goes on (a bulb has burned out or the circuit is open). Failure of both the side lights caused by both side light fuses blowing is not shown by the check panel. Therefore, the side lights should be periodically checked to ensure they are functioning properly. The two diagonal indicator lights will go on if the fuse for this circuit has blown in addition to the two bulbs, or if the circuit is open.

Stop light failure: the panel light at the back of the car will go on. If a bulb is burned out or if the circuit is open, the indicator light will on about two seconds after depressingthe brake pedal. If both stop light bulbs have burned out, if the circuit is open, or if a fuse has blown, both indicators light remain on or go on without pressing the brake pedal. Stop light switch failure: if the stop lights do not go on for this reason, both panel indicator lights at the rear of the car will go on 2 seconds after the brake pedal has been pressed down. If switch failure does not cause brake light failure, both indicator lights will go on (or will remain on); they will turn off when the brake pedal is depressed.

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Rear fog light failure: when the rear fog lights are switched on, if the panel indicator lights goes on it means that one or both of the bulbs are burned out or the circuit is open between the fuse and the bulb. If another fuses blows before the rear fog light or the circuit is open before reaching this fuse, not go on. the indicator lieht@does

Engine not running: battery and alternator are not properly connected. Engine running: insufficient alternator output.

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INSTRUMENT PANEL WARNING LIGHTS

Warning light Malfunction Low coolant level; sensoror coolant circuit is open. Brake fluid level is low; fluid sensorcircuit or brake circuit is open. Brakepadsare worn; slight wearis shownonly when the brake Pedal is dePressed. oil level.This is indicatedonly when Low engine the ignition key is at the MAR position and the engineis off. It ihe car is not on lev6lground or if the engine hasbeenswitchedoff for lessthan l0 minutes, the engineoil level warning light may turn on' This condition is stored by the check panel. Therefore,the car shouldbe startedagainwhen on level ground to ensure that the level is correct. Low oil level will not be indicated when the engineis running. If this indicator doesgo on whenthe engineis running it indicatesan open malfunction or wiring problem). circuit (sensor is too low; sensoror oil Engine oil pressure pressurecircuit open. Automatic transmissionfluid temperatureis too high.

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

Manual Operation
Stationary outlets A - Air to the windscreen B - Air to the front side windows C - Air to the front footwells D - Air to the rear footwells

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

AdjustableOutlets
Controls

Air temperature control knob.

E - Outlet control knobs:

Knob at O : outlet closed Knob at O : outlet open F - Outlet flow control knobs

Air volume control knob.

Air distributioncontrol knob.

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

Heating Demisting,/Defrosting the Windscreen and the Front Side Windows.

Heater temperaturecontrol knob in the red sector. Air volume control knob positioned to the desired fan speed. Air distribution control knob at:

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Heater temperaturecontrol knob in the red sector. Air volume control knob to maximum fan speed. Air distribution control knob at @ .

with cold outsidetemperatureand sunny weather; for normal heating; for severeclimates (below -10 "C) or very humid conditions.

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HEATING AND \ENIILATION

Heater temperature control knob at the end of blue sector' Air volume control knob to the desired fan speed' Air distribution control knob at +l conTo reduce the air volume when the car is moving, set the . and O +7 trol knob between

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

Automatic Operation
Stationary outlets A - Air to the windscreen B - Air to the front side windows C - Air to the front footwells D - Air to the rear footwells

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

AdjustableOutlets Controls

Air volume displayand control. When only two greenbars are on the display,the fan is off. Maximum air volume when all bars are displayed.

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Outlet control knobs: Knob at O : outlet closed Knob at O : outlet open Outlet flow control knobs

Automatic heating systemswitch and indicator light (it controls air temperature, fan speed and air distribution). When pressed, the indicator light is on and the preset temperature value is displayed.

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'C Temperature readout (the reading ranges from 18'to 32 oC or oF) in temperature for displaying and switch 64" to 90 "F appearson "C in 'F. If the battery is disconnected,22 or'12 the display when reconnected.

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

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Control switch for setting the desired temperature or increasing,/decreasingtemperature. Setting any value higher than 32 "C (90.F) will cause code HI (max. heating) to appear on display. Indicator light and button to selectair distribution when heatine is on (air mainly to the footwells).

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Press to display the external temperature. The temperature value flashes for a couple of seconds,and then the internal temperature is automatically displayed again. Indicator light and button to manually select air distribution for heating with a greater airflow for demisting.

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Indicator light and button to selectair distribution for demistine or defrosting.

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Indicator light and main switch. The indicator lisht remains on when the system is off.

Summer Ventilation Press Press to select the air volume. The temperature display will remain off.

Indicator light and button to selectsummer ventilation (manual operation).

Automatic Heating Press : the indicator light goes on and the preset temperature will appear. Air flow is directed automatically according to the setting made with button (U) tir. indicator lighr will go on). The air volume and temperature are automatically controlled and depend on the preset temperature.

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=q,Indicator light and button to select two-level air distribution (warm air footwells and cooler air to face level).

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HEATING AND VENTILATION

Automatic heating with manual adjustments ,f the weatheris Air flow can be directedby pressing @ is very lf outside temperature Press tne ISD cold and sunny. Press while driving. demisting windscreen to increase low and to rapidly demist or defrost the windscreen. air flow It is also possibleto changethe automaticallyselected volume by pressing If manual adjustmentsmodifying air distribution andlor air indicator light will go off. This volume are madethe indicatessystemoperation is no longer fully automatic. The is still on. the heatingsystem because displayremainsunchanged is lower than the outsidetemperature selected If the temperature the letter "E" will appearon the display indicatingthat system operationis automatic;the heatingis turned off and the system distributes fresh air.

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AIR CONDITIONER
Stationary A - Air to B - Air to C - Air to D - Air to outlets the the the the windscreen front side windows front footwells rear footwells

B A
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AIR CONDITIONER
AdjustableOutlets Controls

Button for turning on the air conditioning system (heating and cooling). When the system is turned on both indicator lights are on. The upper indicator will turn off if manual adjustments are made.

- Outletcontrolknobs: Knob at O : outlet closed Knob at O : outlet open - Outlet flow control knobs

Button for turning off the air conditioner compressor. When pressed, the indicator light goes on, the air conditioner goes off and the fresh air intake opens.

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'C to 32'C Preset temperature display (values from 18 'F). 'F 64 to 90 "C or 72 'F appears In case of power supply disconnection 22 on the display.

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AIR CONDITIONER

Buttonsfor increasing or decreasrng.temperature. Shoulda value higherthan 3.2'C (90 .F) be set,Hi 1max. heating) is displayed. if the presetremperature value is lowEr than lti.C I!rt910, "F) (64 LO (max. cooling)appears on the display.

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Pressbutton Pressbutton

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Manual fan operationbuttons. for minimum fan speed. for maximum fan speed.

Press to display the external temperature. The temperature value flashes for a couple of seconds,and then the internal temperature is automatically displayed again.

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Pressto direct the airflow to the windscreen and front side win_ dows (defrosting or rapid defogging).

Press.to turn system off. The indicator light remains on when the system is off.

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Prgss to manually direct heated air to the windscreen (rapid defogging) and to the footwells.

Pressto manually selectair recirculation. The indicator light re_ mains 'steady on" during operation. The light flashes when fresh air exchange occurs.

Press to manually direct heated air to the footwells. A small amount of air will be directed to the windscreen for defogging.

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AIR CONDITIONER

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Press to manually select heated air with a difference in temperature (warmer air to footwells, cooler air to fascia vents)'

Air volume and distribution is automatic depending on the temperature you have set (indicator will indicate the function operating). The system provides only heating or fresh air when during economy operation.

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Press to manually select fresh air distribution (air flows out of fascia vents). Automatic Air Conditioning to turn the systemon. The greenindicator light Press will turn on. Air volume and distribution is automatic depending on.the temperature you have set (indicators will indicate the funciion operating). The system provides both heating and air conditioning without any need for manual adjustment. When the temperature selectedis much higher or lower than the temperature of the passenger compartment the system will operate at maximum output and fan speed. Note: When driving under particularly severeconditions the air conditioner in the turbo ds versions may automatically be shut off. Economy Operation button will save energy by stopping air condifh. EGEII tioner cornpressoroperation. The green indicator light turns on when you pressthe button.

Manual Adjustment during Operation The way the air is distributed inside the passengercompartment

thelE!il usins canbechanged , ]@, , @!l| system buttonsduringautomatic undrel ]![

operatlon. Air volume can be adjustedusing th.El , ![f fan buttons, and the corresponding indicator andtrFl light will go on. button is pressed,the air recirculation system If the lzll is turned on (the indicator light will go on). This can be used to heat or cool the passengercompartment more rapidly. The automatic climate control system will continue to operate even if manual adjustment are made. When manual changesin air distribution or volume are made button will turn off. the indicator light next to the Howpver, all the other system functions will be automatic.

When slarting engine When the engine is started the system operates using the same settingsmade before the enginewas last switchedoff. If a manual adiustment was made it is also stored in system memory.

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S\\'ITCHESAND CONTROLS
Erterior Lights l:e erterior lights can be turned on when the ignition key is at \I \R. P:11the stalk towards the steeringwheelto flash the high-beam :;adlights (indicator light turns on). Low-beam headlighls,Turn the knurled part of the stalk from

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Turn the knurledpart of the stalk from !l !_ights. (alsoseep. 8).

High-beam headlights. Whenat wards.

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the stalkdown-

\\ hen in this position the stalk cannot be moved down.

The stalk cannot be turned when in this position.

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Direction Indicators The direction indicators will only operate when the key is at MAR. : right turn indicators Lever up Lever down : left turn indicators

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The intermittent wiper speedcan be adjusted on some versions by turning the knurled part of the stalk.

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The direction indicators are self-cancelling when the steering wheel returns to the straieht ahead position.

Windscreen Wiper,/Washer The windscreen wiper/washer will only operate when the ignition key is at MAR. O:OFF I : Intermittent operation * 2 : Low speed 3 : High speed Pull the stalk towards the steerins wheel to actuate the windscreen washer.
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Headlight Washers (if fitted) Whenever the windscreen washer is used the headlight washers operate for a couple of seconds. The wiper blades automatically return to the base of the windscreen.

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SWITCHESAND CONTROLS
Hazard.Warning Flasher Press A to turn the hazard warning lights on (all the direction indicators and repeaters flash).
Rear window defogger switch

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Press to defrost or defog the rear window.

Fog light switch (if fitted)

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Press to turn on the fog lights (side lights on and ignition key at MAR). Instrument Pannel Dimmer Turn the knurled thumbwheel on the steeringcolumn to dim the instrument panel light intensity. Rear fog-guard light switch

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Pressto turn on rear fog-guard lights when either the low beam or fog lights are already on (key at MAR). Centralised power lock switch (doors, boot and fuel filter door)

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SWITCHESAND CONTROLS
Centralised power door unlock switch

INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS
Important If a malfunction occurs in the damper control system,the harder and (as if SPORT were selected) setting is automatically selected a red warning light turns on betweenthe two AUTO and SPORT buttons. SPORT Button (versions with damper control system)

Power fuel filter door unlock switch

When the SPORT mode is operative a harder damper setting is selected at all speeds.

Steering Wheel Rake Adjustment

A cable fitted with a ring located in the boot can be used to open the fuel filler door manually. AUTO Button (versions with damper control system) When the AUTO mode is operative the damper control system "comfort" or "sport" dependingon speed automatically selects and driving style.

Pull the lever towards the steering wheel to make vertical adjustments.When you have found a comfortable position push the lever forward to lock the steering wheel in place.

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I}TDIVIDUAL SETTINGS
Vrnual front seat adjustment For fore-and-aft adjustment, lift lever A and slide the seatto :he desiredposition. Release the lever to lock the mechanism.

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Seatbackrestangle can be adjusted using knob B. To adjustthe seatheight,pull out telescopic leverC and operate irs necessary. To modify seatback wrap-around configuration turn knob D (if flitted).

PresscJr Press Jrto Press $t

to adjust fore-and-aft position. adjust backrestangle. to adjust seatheight.

Power seatswith position memory Gf fitted) This device (key at MAR) allows you to adjust the height, backrestangle, and for-and-aft position of the seat. The positionsetcanbe storedin the device's memoryand recalled when desired. Information regarding seat position for three peoplecan be stored.The power seatbuttons are locatedon the console next to the seats.

Power front seat adjustment (if fitted) The height, backrestangle,and for-and-aft position of the seat can be adjusted when the key is at MAR.

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INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS
Adjustment Press .-t+ to adjust fore-and-aft position. Pr.ss Jt e.ess j to adjust backrest angle. to adjust seat height.

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If the door is open, quickly pressthe button (1, 2, 3) for the seatposition desired.The seatwill automatically position itself as programmed. When the door is closed press the button corresponding to your seatposition (1,2,3). Hold the button down until the seat reachesthe position programmed.

Rear seats Power seat adjustment (if fitted) Move the key to the MAR position.

Seat position memory PressMEMO and one of the three recall buttons (1, 2, 3) for about I second to store seat position information. The seatpositions remain permanently in memory even if power is no longer supplied (e.g., battery replacement). Storing new seat position information automatically cancelsthe previously set. Seat position recall The seat position can be recalled either when the door is open or closed.
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F - Button for adjusting the seat backrestangle at the sametime as right fore-and-aft positioning. G Button for adjusting the seat backrestangle at the sametime as left fore-and-aft positioning. When either of the rear doors is opened the corresponding seat retracts to facilitate settins into the car.

INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS
Headrests Front Both the height and angleofthe headrests can be adjusted.The :eadrestsshould be positioned to support the back of your head, :rrt vOUf DCk. Seat Belts The front seats are fitted with inertia-reel belts. The height of the pillar loop is adjustable to suit the occupant's height. Press lever A to move the loop into the position desired.

Rear The rear headrestsnormally remain flush with the rear self tcr nprove visibility. When one of the rear doors is opened, the

The front seat belts are not designedfor use by occupantsunder 150 cm in height. Children under 12 should always sit on the back seats. The back seat is provided with anchorage points for fitting inertia-reel belts in the outer positions and a lap belt in the centre position. If the rear seatsare factory equipped with seatbelts, the buckles can be housed near the centre armrest when not in use.
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;orresponding headrest automatically comes into position and remains up if the occupant weighs more than 25 kg. Otherwise, :he headrestwill lower into the flush position.

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Rear Seat Anchorage Points A - Inertia reel points outside positions. B - Lap strap points for outside positions. C - Lap strap points for centre position and lap,/diagonal straps points for outside positions. Anchorage points are blanked by rubber plugs which identify their location.

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It the webbing is pulled out rapidly the seat belt mechanism will Iock. The inertia belt may also lock under certain vehicle conditions: rapid accelerationor hard braking, while driving on steepgrades or when cornering.

Inertia reel belts (front and outer rear seat positions) To fasten the seat belt, pull slowly belt tongue A, and insert it into buckle B until a click is heard. To releasethe belt, pressbutton C. The belt webbing unwinds from retractor D located in the interior side panel and passesthrough loop E. The belt adjusts automatically to the wearer allowing freedom of movement, as lons as no brusque movements are made.
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I\DIVIDUAL SETTINGS
Lap belt (rear centre position only) f :e s earershould sit in a normal position well back againstthe ::3t, Jtr fastenthe seatbelt, inserttongueE into buckle F until a click . heard. i !r releasethe belt press button G. To adjust the belt, pull the belt webbing through H. To tighten :::e belt, pull edgeI. To loosen the belt, pull the webbing at L. Ask your LANCIA dealer for more information, Never carry a child on your lap with the belt around the child. Avoid wearing the belt when twisted. The belt should be worn acrossthe hips and not the abdomen to avoid sliding forward. Occasionallycheck that the mounting bolts are tight and that the belt webbing is not cut or fraying. After a severecollision, it is recommendedthat the seat belts be replaced even if there is no apparent damage. To cleanthe belts, wash with warm soapy water, rinse and then let them dry out of direct sunlight. Do not use strong detergents, bleach,dyes or any other chemicalwhich might damage the belt webbing.

Interior Rear View Mirror The mirror is fully adjustable and is provided with antiglare lever B.

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The lap belt is properly adjusted when a closed fist can be placed betweenthe wearer and the belt. \\'hen the belt is properly adjusted, slide loop M so that it is :quidistant betweenH and I. Important Children under six should not use seat belts. Use a LANCIA :hild safety seator any other type of seat which complieswith :afety regulations.
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The mirror is designed to release on impact as a safety precautlon. The road tax and insurancecertificateholder A can be removed by raising the mirror support (Italy only).
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Door Mirrors Manual Adjustment Use knob C to adjustmirror position.
The mirror position can be set by moving switch D in any of four directions. When the rear window defogger is turned on the mirror is automatically demisted. The mirrors can be folded flush against the body to reduce vehicle width (e.g., narrow alleys, car washes,etc.). Power mirror adjustment (if fitted) The mirror position can be set by moving switch D in any of four directions. Switch E is usedto selectthe mirror (left or right) to be adjusted.

The mirrors can be folded flush against the body to reduce vehicle width (e.9., narrow alleys, car washes,etc.). Remote control left mirror (if fitted)

When the rear window defogger is turned on the mirrors are automatically defogged. The mirrors can be folded flush against the body to reduce vehicle width (e.g., narrow alleys,car washes,etc.). Pressbutton F to fold the mirrors automatically. When parking it is advisable to fold the mirrors against the car to avoid damase.

DOORSAND BONNET
Centralised Power Locks . re centralisedlocking systemunlocks and locks the four doors, - .\t,t ?rd fuel filler door. Doors -,.:king from outside: turn the key to position I (the boot and ::l liller door will also lock). -:locking from outside: turn the key to position 2.

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Boot Unlock usingbutton {fl in the glove compartment or by inserting the key and pressing lock button C.

- - :\ing from inside:pressswitch CD - - : * i l l a l s ol o c k ) .

(boot and fuel filler

, ..::king from inside:press switch(ED o. pull up leverD :,:her front door. \ 'te: The rear door sill buttonsonly lock or unlockthe cor:esponding door.
Locking from outside: turn the key in the boot lock or either of the front door. Locking from inside: press button

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Fuel filter door (only from inside car). Unlock: p..s @) Lock: close either front door from the outside; press from inside of car. If necessarythe fuel filler door can be opened from the boot using the releasering. Remote Control for Locking,/Unlocking Doors (if fitted) The device includes one or more remote control transmitting units (max. 6) and a receiving unit. The device will operate even without the ignition key. The remote unit can be used up to around 4 m from the car. The receivingunit, located on the roof panel, can store the codes of up to 6 remote control units. A tag C with a code number is included with each remote control. Follow theseinstructions to store the remote control code:

Child Safety Locks (rear doors only) I 2 Lock engaged. The rear door can only be opened from the outside. Lock disengaged.

1 . Press button A with a pointed tool (e.g. ball-point pen) and

hold it down. Red LED B will turn on indicatine the receiving unit is ready to receivethe code from the reriote control unit. 2. Pressbutton D on the remote control unit. Red LED B turns off. This indicates that the receivingunit has stored the code. 3 . Releasebutton A. Red LED B flashes for about 8 seconds to indicate the code has been stored.

The child safety locks remain engagedeven when the power door locks are opened.

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.: I.ou pressbutton A againwithin 8 seconds, red LED B will -:t on indicatingthe receiving unit is readyto storethe code -.-nber of anotherremote control unit. Repeat the abovepro_ -:lure. Programming with manual access to memory It is necessary to havetag C suppliedwith the remotecontrol unit indicatingthe four code numbers. l. Press button A twice. Red LED B will flashthreetimesand go off for about two seconds. 2. Whenred LED B turnson again,press buttonA the number of timesindicated by the first codenumber(if 0 do not press the button),two seconds afterpressing the button for thi last time, red LED B will go off againfor two seconds. Repeat this operation 3 more times until the completecod,e number has beengiven.If this has beendone correctlyred LED B will start flashing. 3. Pressbutton A on the receiving unit and hold it down. 4. Press button C on the new remotecontrol unit. Red LED B will go off indicating that the newremotecontrolunit's code has beenstored. 5. Release buttonA on the receiving unit. RedLED B will flash for about 8 seconds. Important - Checkthe remotecontrol unit batteryis operating properly.(Whenbutton D is pressed the red LED shouldturn on). lf the LED doesnot turn on, replacethe battery. Open the remotecontrol unit by placinga coin in the slot. Use a 5.6-V mercurybattery(7434). Ensurepolarity is correctwhen inserting the battery.

^: 1'Ou lOSe a remotecontrol unit, there are two waysto store : new code: ,. Using anotherremotecontrol unit whosecodehas already beenstored. l. Manualoperationusingthe receiving unit. It is necessary to

given heve thecode number ontagC.

Locking/unlocking doors with a remote unit whose code has already been stored Pressbutton A on the receiving unit and hold it down; after about two secondsred LED B will flash once. Press button on the remote control unit. Red LED B will go on. Press button on the new remote control unit. Red LED B will go off indicating unit's code has been stored. + . Release button A on the receiving unit. Red LED B will flash for about 8 seconds.

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DOORS AND BONNET

Power Windows These operate with ignition key in the MAR position, except for the left front window which also operateswith ignition off provided the door is open. Front

F - Main rear power window switch. Always remove the key when getting out of the car to prevent possible injury to passengers who could inadvertently operate the power windows.

A - Switch with AUTO position for left window.

Located on left armrest. No matter what position the window is in it will open or close fully by briefly pressing this switch. D Right window switch located on left armrest. C - Right window switch located on right armrest. Rear D - Left rear window switch located on centre console. A second switch is located on the left armrest. E - Right rear window switch located on centre console. A second switch is located on the rieht armrest.

Opening the bonnet Pull the leverlocated to the left of the steerine columnto release the bonnet.

DOORSAND BONNET
P:ess catch B from the front of the car. '':it the bonnet and releaserod A from retainer C. After liftins .re bonnet insert the bent end of rod A in recessD. This must be carried out carefully in order to prevent the raised bonnet from falling accidentally. The radiator fan can operate even after the ignition key has been removed. If the engine is very hot, keep your hands away irom the fan for several minutes.

LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
Before closing the bonnet, replace rod A in retainer C.

Increasing luggage compartment space The centre rear seat armrest has a door that provides access to the_boot.This passage was createdto allow long items (e.g., skis) to be put in the boot.

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Lower the armrest and pull off the cover as shown in the figure. The door leading to the boot can be opened using key A (see p.8). To close the door lift it using ribbon B until you hear a click, then replace the armrest cover. The car may also be fitted with split rear seats. The60/40 rear seatscan be folded down to provide two different loading configurations. Pull lever B to fold down the backrest cushion.
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LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
The backrest must be releasedby pulling lever A before it can be tilted forward.

Low-beam

headlight load corrector

The headlight beams can be adjusted depending on the load you are carrying by turning corrector knob. I - Normal load position. 2 - Fully laden vehicle.

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The rear shelf cannot be removed.

Ensure both load correctors are in the same position. Some versionsare equipped with automatic headlight beam load correctors. On these versions, when driving at night, the maxi-

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-:: permissibleload in the luggagecompartment is 125 kg. =ddition to the driver and with the rear seat squab flattened, : admissibleload is: ;p to 260 kg. or .rp to 320 kg. (only for the versions equipped with constant :rim and variable flexibility rear suspensions). '- :ither case,the load should be uniformly distributedover the . .-re load floor. Cigarette lighters and ashtray To use the cigarette lighter, press lighter knob B fully in. Afrer about l5 seconds, the knob returns to its original position and the cigarette lighter is ready to use. There is a 12 V power socket covered by a lid located at the rear of the centre console. On some versions, there is a cigarette lighter A instead of the socket.

Glove Compartment .: ;an be locked with the key (page 8). To open the compart:r-.entpress button A. A lamp is switched on automatically ,renever the door is opened.

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The rear ashtrays are located on the door Oun., ur-..r,r'uott Pull the receptacle out to empty them.

Boot releasebutton B is located inside the glove compartment. There are two cup holders located in the door.

ACCESSORIES
Interior Lighting \\'hen either front door is opened, courtesy light A goes on. \\'hen the doors are closed, use switch B. Press switch D to turn on the spot light. The light beam of the spot lamp is adjustable and is particularly useful when consulting maps, documents, etc. Rotate the light fixture to the oosition desired.

To switch on spot lamp G, press switch H.

Front seat heating (if fitted) Heating elements are present inside the seat padding. The seat temperature is automatically adjusted depending on the outside temperature. Use the button on the driver's seat console to turn off seat heating.

In versions with remote control power locks lights A and C can be turned on using switch B. Pressonce to turn only C on, twice to turn A on and C off, and three times to turn both lights off.

Coin.holder There is a coin holder between the two front seatson the centre console.

Luggage/ski rack
Rear lamps E are turned on when the correspondingdoor is opened or, when the door is closed, by pressing switch F.

Your Themais designed so that a luggage or ski rack can be installed.Placethe screws at the four ooints shown and then

ACCESSORIES
If you press and releasethe button you can make clock adjustments at the speedyou wish. This feature is particularly useful when you have almost reached the correct time as it prevents you from going past it.

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tighten them fully. After driving for a couple of miles check screw tightness again.

When buttons A and B are pressed at the same time, all the number segments(except one at the top left-hand corner) will light up and the ":" symbol will flash. When the buttons are releasedthe clock has been reset.

Power-operated

Sun Roof (optional)

Digital

Clock

This 24-hour clock displays both hours and minutes. The display automatically adjusts for the light level when the external lights are turned on or off. To correct the hour: press button A. To correct minutes: press button B. If thesebuttons are held down, the hour or minutes will advance automatically at a steady rate.

The sun roof can opened or closed when the key is in the MAR . position. A single rocker switch controls the opening, closing, raising and lowering of the sun roof. . e wind deflectoreliminating To open pressthe switch at l*l draughts will also move into position. To close the sun roof. press./. To raisethe rearportion of the roof. press./. again.Thi. r.'..tion is used to rapidly circulate air inside the car. To lower the roof, press [*l
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- RADIO ACCESSORIES
To change from the opening,/closing function to the raising,/ lowering function or vice versa, first complete the closing or lowering operation. Sliding shutter B is used cover the run roof glass. O The leads to connect to the speakersare located in the speaker housing. The front speakerscan be installed under the fascia on the fuse box lid and under the right air vent (see figure).

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If the power-operated system should fail, the sun roof can be lowered or closedby turning the control spindle with a screwdriver.

The rear speakerscan be installed in the rear shelf. Leads for installing an aerial are located in the boot.

Installing a radio Your Thema is designed so that a radio or stereo tape player can be installed. Installation is simple - power and speaker leads as well as the radio and speaker housings are factory-installed. Location of radio and speakerleads: O Porver and aerial leads are located in the radio housing. O The speaker leads (two 4-way connectors for the front and rear speakers)are located inside the centre console near the cigarettelighter; see page 45.

Versions i.e. 16vand turbo 16v:in additionto these oo.rurlTll it is necessary wittr onehavto replace the high-voltage coil cable ing a incorporated resistoron the spark plug side.

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the clutch pedal O Ensurethe gearlever is in neutral and depress to lighten the load on the starter motor and the battery. immediateo Turn the ignition key to AVV positionand release ly when the enginefires. If the enginefails to start, return the ignition key to STOPpositionbeforeoperatingthe starter motor again. To start a car with automatic gearbox,move the selectorlever to N or P (page 52-55). with a high power abDuring enginestarting, the accessories wipers rear window, windscreen sorption(air conditioner,heated etc.) are automatically turned off. Do not leavethe ignition key at MAR when engineis nsf runniag. car shouldbe driven immediatelyunladenat medium engine (2000-2500 rpm). This is the proper method of warmspeeds ing up the engine. a Do not race the engineor repeatedlypressthe accelerator. During the first few miles,the enginecannot give maximum performance. When the outsidetemperatureis below - l0 'C the paraffins present in diesel fuel may separateincreasingfuel viscosity. when startingand This can leadto a reducedfuel flow especially shortly after. To eliminatetheseproblems,add Tutela "Diesel Mix" to your dieselfuel (or similar products) as indicated on the can. This product ensuresoptimal engine performance even down to temperatures below -20 'C. Tutela "Diesel Mix" freeze protector must be added before phenomena paraffin separation begin, otherwiseit will haveno effect. Add Tutela "Diesel Mix" freezeprotector to your fuel tank before refilling it. If you are planning on travelling betweenareashaving a con(e.g., from the seaside to the siderable differencein temperature mountains), it is a good idea to fill the fuel tank where the temperatureis lowest.

Diesel engine starting procedure O Turn the ignition key to MAR. The glow plug indicator in the instrumentpanel will turn on. fieht @ off. light @goes indicator o Waitlntil pedal fully pressing the accelerator while the engine O Start down immediatelyafter the indicator light turns off. A delay temperature chamber the pre-combustion in startingwill cause to drop. It is not advisableto warm up the engineat idle speed'The

Important (petrol and dieselengines) If the engine does not start (battery is dead or becausethe outsidetemperatureis very low) use an auxiliary battery with the same amperagerating or slightly higher than the battery installed in the car. We adviseagainststarting by towing the

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:ar or by bump-starting. However, if it is absolutely necessary .r start using the latter methods remember the followins: - engage 3rd or 4th gear; - do not exceed 40 km/h (25 mph) even going downhill; - releasethe clutch pedal gradually. Ii 1'our car is equipped with a check panel, the Ej warning -ight will go on when the engine starts. It will turn off when the rar is started in a normal fashion. Important: The gearshift lever should only be moved u'hen the clutch is fully depressed.The area under the pedal should be kept clear of any objects that could obstruct pedal travel. Ensure mats or carpeting lay flat on the floor, and do not interfere with the oedal.

3-speed automatic transmission (V-6) Selectorlever positions are shown on the shift quadrant located on the centre console. P - Park R - Reverse N - Neutral D - Drive (lst, 2nd and 3rd gears are automatically selected) 2 - Drive only in 2nd gear 1 - Drive only in lst gear

Shifting gears Manual transmission The car must be stationary when engaging reverse (R) gear. From the neutral position, move the gearshift lever fully to the right and then down.

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The automatic transmission automatically selectsth: :car besl suited for driving conditions. Lower gears ma1' be .:^:cred for driving up steep grades.

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OPERATING THE CAR

The selector lever positions are shown on the centre console quadrant. P : PARK (engage only when the car is stationary) Use for additional safety when engaging the handbrake (even when engine is running) to prevent the car from moving especially when parked on a grade (mechanical locking of front wheels)' "P". Lift handle A to engage

R = REVERSE (engage when car is stationary,engineidling)

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Select by [fting handle A. Releasebrake, let reversegear engage, and then press the accelerator pedal down gently. N : NEUTRAL

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The engine can be started in this position. Then, lift handle A (engine idling) to select the position desired. It is a good idea to hold the brake pedal down while doing this.

The output shaft is disconnected from the engine in this posi"N". tion. The engine can be started in This oosition is similar to neutral on a manual transmission.

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Select"N" when the car is stopped for a long time (e.9., traffic jams) to prevent wear and increase in temperature. When stopping briefly (e.g., traffic lights) leave the gear engaged and keep your foot on the brake pedal. D : DRIYE "2" - Second gear The transmission automatically selectsbetween lst and 2nd gear (drive excluded) when in this position.

"D" is selected Use for normal city and highway driving. When the transmission starts by selecting lst gear, then 2nd and 3rd. Gears are automatically selectedto provide adequate acceleration while limiting fuel consumption.

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Use on grades,especiallywhen towing a trailer, for enginebraking reducing brake wear. "D" to It is not necessaryto lift handle A to downshift from "2" bu,t 2nd gear will not engageuntil the speed drops below , the maximum limit. Engage carefully on slippery roads as downshifting at an excessive speed may lead to a loss of vehicle control. "l'r - First gear

When rapid acceleration is necessary (passing) press the accelerator pedal fully down (kickdown) to downshift automatically.

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First gear always remains engagedwhen " 1" is selectedno matter

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is. what the enginespeed grades, or whentowing a trailer. The same Useonly on very steep precautions as for downshiftingto 2nd gear. shouldbe observed Rememberthe following: Always select the "P" positionwhen leavingthe car with the enginerunning. low the transmission When outside temperatures are extremely gentlyat first. Never gears will initially change slowly.Accelerate "floor" the accelerator oedal under theseconditions.

Operating the car O O O o o Hold the brake pedal down. l, 2, D, or R. Select the handbrake. Fully release Wait until the gear selected engages. pedaldown Release the brake pedaland pressthe accelerator gently. The transmission will automaticallyselectthe appropriategear.

Under normal conditionsuseyour right foot for both the acceleratorand brake pedals. 4-speedautomatic transmission (versions i.e. 16 v and turbo ds) Selector leverpositions areshownon the shift quadrantlocated on the centreconsole. P R D 3 2 I Park. Reverse. selected). Drive (lst, 2nd, 3rd, 4th gearsautomatically selected. lst, 2nd, and 3rd gearsautomatically lst and 2nd gearsautomatically selected. only lst gear.

Stopping the car O Releasethe accelerator pedal. o Press the brake pedal. If you stop only briefly it is unnecessaryto change the position selectedas the transmission will automatically select lst gear when you start. When stopping for a long time while the engine is running, select "N" and use the handbrake. When having your car towed the "N" position should always be selected. When stopping on a grade use the brake instead of keeping the car stationary by pressing the accelerator pedal.

selects the gearbest The automatictransmission automatically for suitedfor driving conditions.Lower gearsmay be selected driving up steepgrades.

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Use for additional safety engaging the handbrake (even when engine is running) to prevent the car from moving especiallywhen parked on a grade (mechanical locking of front wheels). Lift handle A to engage "P". The engine can be started in this position. Then, lift handle A (engineidling) to selectthe position desired. It is a good idea to hold the brake pedal down while doing this. R = REVERSE (engage when car stationary, engine idling)
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The selectorlever positionsare shown on the centreconsole quadrant. P = PARK (engage only when the car is stationary)

Select by lifting handle A. Releasebrake, let reversege.u engage, and then press the accelerator pedal down gently. N = NEUTRAL The output shaft is disconnected from the engine in this position. The engine can be started in "N". This position is similar to neutral on a manual transmission.

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OPERATING THE CAR

Gears are automatically selected to provide adequate acceleration while limiting fuel consumption. When rapid acceleration is necessary (passing) press the accelerator pedal fully down (kick-down) to downshift automatically. "3" Third gear

The transmission automatically selectslst, 2nd or 3rd gear (drive excluded) when in this position.
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"N" when the car is stopped for a long time (e.g., traffic Select jams) to prevent wear and increase in temperature. When stopping briefly (e.g., traffic light) leave the gear engaged and keep your foot on the brake pedal). D = DRIYE "D" is selected Use for normal city and highway driving. When the transmission starts by selectingist gear, 2nd, 3rd and 4th gear.

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Use on slight gradesmaking shifting continuously between and "3" unnecessary. "D". This position provides better engine braking than

"D"

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When downshifting from "D" to "3" lift selector A. This can be done at engine speeds below 4000 rpm for the 16 v i.e. and 3000 rpm for the turbo ds. "2r' -

Second gear

The transmission automatically selectsbetween lst and 2nd gear ("D" and "3" excluded). Use on grades,especiallywhen towing a trailer, for enginebraking reducing brake wear. Use only on very steepgrades, or when towing a trailer. The same precautions should be observed as for downshifting to 2nd gear. Operating the car Hold the brake pedal down. Select l, 2, 3, D, or R. Fully releasethe handbrake. Wait until the gear selectedengages. Releasethe brake pedal and press the accelerator pedal down gently. The transmission will automatically select. O The appropriate gear. o O O a O It is not necessaryto lift handle A to downshift from "3" to "2" but 2nd gear will not engage until the speed deops below , the maximum limit. Engage carefully on slippery roads as downshifting at an excessive speed may lead to a loss of vehicle control. "1" - First gear Under normal conditions use your right foot for both the accelerator and brake pedals. Stopping the car O Releasethe accelerator pedal. O Press the brake pedal. If you stop only briefly it is unnecessaryto change the position selectedas the transmission will automatically select lst gear when you start. When stopping for a long time while the engine is running,
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First gear always remains engagedwhen selecting " 1" no matter what the engine speed is.

OPERATING THE CAR

"N" and use the handbrake. When having your car towselect ed the "N" position should always be selected.When stopping on a grade use the brake instead of keeping the car stationary by pressing the accelerator pedal. Remember the following: Always select the "P" position when leaving the car with the engine running. When outside temperatures are extremely low the transmission will initially change gears slowly. Accelerate gently at first. Never "floor" the accelerator pedal under these conditions.

SAFETY AND COMFORT

Suggestions wheelangleand mirrors to suit your O Adjust the seat,steering stature. a Fastenyour seatbelts. O Never removethe ignition key when the car is moving; the steeringwheel will lock the first time you turn the wheel. o Do not coastwith the engine off. In additionto the lack of enginebraking, the brake servodoesnot operaterequiring considerably more foot pressure on the brake pedal. o Long trips should be taken at times when traffic is at a minimum, especially during the summer.Neverdrive for too reststops,duringwhich manyhoursin a row. Take frequent you shouldtry to get a little exercise. Eat light mealswhen travelling as you will have better concentrationand quicker reflexes. to provide a constant O Use the heatingand ventilation system exchange of air. O After driving which heavily taxesthe engine,let the car idle for a few seconds startsto drop until the coolanttemperature before switchingoff the engine.

Versions with ABS The antilock braking system has the following advantages: o maintenance of driving stability and steerability when braking in an emergency.

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O a reductionin stoppingdistancethrough optimal utilization of the adhesion between the tyres and the road; O rapid matchingof the braking force to different adhesion coefficients. This systemdoesnot compensate for careless driving. Be particularly carefulwhendriving on icy, wet or snow-covered roads. If the antilock braking systemis not operating perfectly it is automatically deactivated,but the car's conventionalbrakins systemcontinues to operate.

FUEL ECONOMY
If your car is equippedwith a dampercontrol system,select the SPORT setting when towing a trailer to handle the increased stresses.
Suggestions for reducing fuel consumption It is possible to save fuel without sacrificing performance. O Do not race the engine when waiting at traffic lights. Avoid accelerating rapidly. O Whenever possible shift up to a higher gear. O Fuel consumption increase when the tyres are underinflated and the windows are left open. O When you are not using the roof rack, remove it. O Never drive with the accelerator pedal floored. Fuel consumption will be lower if you accelerate gently and never exceed two-thirds of the maximum speed in each gear.

Towing information Your car must be fitted with an approved type of tow hitch, and the electrical system has to be appropriately modified. It is also necessary to fit rearview mirrors on the front wheel arches. Remember that gradeability will drop when towing a trailer. . When driving downhill use a low gear instead of braking constantly. Remember that the load on the tow hitch reduces the car's payload. Maximum towable weight means the weight of a fully laden trailer including accessories and luggage. Ensure the trailer's weight is under the maximum permissible weight indicted on the vehicle registration papers.
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o "Double-clutching" and pressingthe acceleratorpedal before o
and can be harmful for stoppingthe engineare unnecessary, turbochargedengines. Do not idle the enginelonger than necessary.

that havehigh a When driving slowly in traffic useaccessories (rear window heater,fog lights, maximum power requirements fan speed)for as short a time as possible.This is to prevent drain on the battery when the alternator is an excessive recharging at a low rate. the engine,by following the Take car of your car, especially plan in your "Service and Warmaintenance recommended ranty Book".

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Replacing a tyre Park the car on firm level ground. Engage lst gear and set the handbrake. Block the car with a wedge block or a rock. Raise the mat in the boot and hook it to the rear shelf as shown in the figure. Remove the spare wheel and the jack.

until the wheel is an inch or so off the ground. Comolete the removal of the stud bolts and remove the wheel.

Turn the jack handle to partially extend the jack. Place the grooved jack support against the side member near the wheel that needs to be changed. The jack is correctly positioned when the base is at the center line of the tyres. Pry off the wheel cover and loosen the stud bolts by about one turn using the nut wrench A provided. Raise the car (be sure the jack is always in a vertical position)
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...YOU GET A PUNCTURE

Replacethe wheel. Be sure the peg locatedon the disc fits into one of the holes on the wheel hub. Tighten the bolts in a criss-cross sequence. R e p l a c et h e w h e e l c o v e r . Check the wheel bolts are properly tightened afler driving about 100 km. Replacethe wheel cover making sure the tyre valve notch is correctly positioned.Pressthe cover on using the palm of your hand. Do not use a hammer. Ensure all the cover retention tabs are p r o p e r l y i n s e r t e di n t h e r i m . The jack should only be used for wheel changing, Under no circumstances should underbody repairs be done using the jack. Have the spare tyre pressurecheckedas soon as possible.

Replace the four wheelbolts until they are snugx. Lower the car and remove the jack.

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* Use extensionA supplied with the car to facilitate ir..::. of the wheel bolts of your car has alloy rims. If you decideto use rims other than the factorl'-in'::-..: . (e.g., light alloy to replacepressed steelor vice rer:ar ::.. : should have appropriate dimensions.

...AN INTERIOR LIGHT BURNSOUT

Boot light replacement o Prv lens A off and slide off the bulb socket. Remove the (5 W) bulb and replaceit. riedge-base Courtesy and spot light bulb replacement O Remove the lens E with a screwdriver and replace the (5 W) bulb(s). If you have a sun roof, remove the (10 W) festoon bulb and replace it.

Glove compartment light bulb replacement O Pry lens D off and slide off the bulb socket. Remove the wedge-base(5 W) bulb and replace it.

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To replace the stop light bulb remove screw G and pull off the housing to reach bulb socket H. Disengagethe socket by pulling it out. Remove and replace the (5 W) press-fitted bulb.

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Rear pillar and spot light bulb replacement O Pry off the translucentlens I with a screwdriver. Remove the (5 W) festoon bulb replaceit.

...AN EXTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT

Headlight bulb replacement O Remove connector A holding it as shown by the arrows; pull off boot B.

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Remove screw L to replacethe spot light bulb. bulb and Pull the bulb socketout. Removethe (5 W) press-fitted replaceit.

O U n h o o k s p r i n gc l i p C . o Replacebulb D (60/55 W).

Important O Always use the same type and wattage bulbs as those being replaced. O Only touch the metal baseof halogenbulbs. Ifyou touch the bulb with your fingers its life will be considerably shortened. If this happenes accidentally, clean the bulb with a rag moistenedwith alcohol, then dry it.

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High-beam headlight bulb replacement o Turn housing cap E 90" and pull it off.

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Releasespring clip A by pressing the retention tab shown in the figure. Remove connector B and then remove the entire side,/front direction indicator light unit. Turn bulb holder C 90', pull it out and replacethe press-fit, caplessbulb (5 W).

Front direction indicator bulb replacement o Releasespring A by pressing the retention tab shown in the figure. Remove connector B and then remove the entire side,/front direction indicator lisht unit.

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O Releasespring clip G pressing towards the inside. O Remove connector F and replace the press-fit caplessbulb (55 W). Front side light bulb replacement

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Remove screws D and pull out the bulb holder unit. Replace the (21 W) bayonet-cap bulb(s).

..AN EXTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT

Fog light bulb replacement The fog light unit can be reached from inside the bumoer.

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Pull off boot A. Release spring clip B and remove connector C. Replacethe (55 W) press-fit bulb.

Remove the press-fit bulb holder from the inside of the wheel arch. Replace the (4 W) bayonet-cap bulb.

Taillight bulb replacement O Unscrew plugs H, raisethe boot lining and release the taillight housing using levers I.

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Repeater bulb replacement O Pull aside the wheel arch lining.

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bulbs that haveburned out. the bayonet-cap O Replace L = Directionindicatorbulb (21 W) \l : Stop light bulb (21 w) \ = Taillight bulb (5 w) light bulb (21 W) O = Reverse P : Fog-guardlight bulb (21 W)

...THE HEADLIGHTS NEED ALIGNMENT

Aligning th Headlights O Park the car on level ground in front of a light-coloured wall in the shade. The car should be unladen and the tyre inflation pressurescorrect. O Draw two crosseson the wall corresponding to the centre of the beams.

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O Backthe car up l0 m (33 ft) from the wall. The two reference points P-P shouldbe about 15 cm (6 in.) below the crosses previouslydrawn.

O Pull out bulb socketQ; remove and replacethe (5 W) bulb.

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O Use screwA for vertical adjustment and screw B for horizontal adjustment.

...A FUSE BLOWS

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To check the fuses, remove them from the clips on fuseboard. Conductor wire A should not be melted. Replacethe fuse if necessary-be sure the replacement fuse has the same amperage rating.

Headlight adjustment as describedabove complies with Italian motor vehicle regulations. Check your own country's regulations regarding headlights.

Fusetrox
The fuses can be reached by opening the panel to the left of the steeringcolumn.Turn knobs B to open the fuse box lid and then pull the lid off. The amperage rating is clearly indicated on each fuse. A symbol indicating the main circuit protected is located above each fuse.
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Other fusesare locatedin the engineand luggage comparrmenrs. The following are locatedin the enginecompartmentnear the battery and damper: 7.5 A (black) Lambda sensor(specific markets) 7.5 A (black) Low-beamheadlightdimmer (specific markets)

7.5 A (black) Mobile telephone system 10 A (red) l0 A (red) 15 A (blue) 15 A (blue) ABS voltage regulator relay Fast minimum fan speed(only cars with air conditioning) Horns (V-6) Diesel fuel heater (turbo ds)

20 A (yellow) Headlight washer 25 A (white) 25 A (white) Radiator fan (turbo ds) Radiator fan (turbo ds)

30 A (green) Radiator fan (exceptturbo ds) The following are located in the luggagecompartment on the side under the lining near the back of the rear seats: 20 A (yellow) Damper control system 30 A (green) Rear seats 30 A (green) Rear seats 30 A (green) Right front seat 30 A (green) Left front seat 30 A (green) Front seat with position memory

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...THE BATTERY IS DEAD

Batterl' "maintenance-free". It does not need The battery installed is to be topped up with distilled water. level, when the car is on levelground, should be The electrolyte betueen the two referencemarks on the case. the battery can be topped up with distilled If absolutelynecessary, uater by removing the plugs. Never fill above the top (MAX) referencemark. Recharging the battery Follow this procedure when recharging the battery: O Disconnect the negative terminal cable. O Disconnect the positive terminal cable. O Connect the battery charger clamps and switch the battery charger on. o When charging is completed turn the charger off before disconnecting the battery. O Apply petroleum jelly or another suitable product to the terminal posts before retighteningthe car's battery cable clamps. Starting the car with another battery If your car battery is dead, you can start the engineusing another battery having an equal or slightly higher amperagerating than the battery installed in the car (seep. 121). Starting procedure: O Connect the two positive posts with a jumper cable.

N.B. To prevent electrical system damage: O Do not invert the polarity of the battery cables. O Do not let the engine idle when the battery is disconnected. Important: the battery electrolyte is toxic corrosive. Avoid contact with skin or eyes. Recharging must be done in a ventilated area. Never exposethe ) battery to an open flame or sparks. It is best to use a trickle charger (low amperage for at least 24 hours). Remove the negative terminal before servicing the electrical system. For the disposal of standard lead batteries comply with the applicable regulations in your country.

...THE BATTERY IS DEAD

O Connect another jumper cable from the negative terminal post of the chargedbattery to the earth cable terminal of car's battery as shown in the figure.

...THE CAR HAS TO BE JACKED UP

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Start your car and remove the jumper cableswhen the engine is idling.

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Never leave the ignition key in the ST or PARK positions when the car is being towed. Leave the key at MAR to prevent the steering from locking and to ensure the brake lights operate. If your car has an automatic transmission which is in working order. move the selector lever to N. Do not tow at speedsexceeding 50 km/h (31 mph) and for more than 20 km (12 miles). If the car has to be towed for longer distances, or if the transmission is not working properly, tow the car with the front wheels raised.

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Remove towing eye cover plate A by releasing the spring clip from the inside of the bumper. Attach the tow rope or cable to eye B.

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Important: Remember that when the engine is off, the brake servo does not operate and braking requires greater foot pressureon the brake pedal.

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FREE SERVICE COUPON

Free Service Coupon Every new car comeswith a free servicecoupon. It must be miles). The km (600-900 used when the car has 1000-1500 with the warrantyconin compliance operations service necessary Book. in the Warranty and Service ditions are described The following are checkedandlor adjusted: - Idle speed(exceptV-6) - Alternator/water pump belt tension - Handbrake lever travel - Tyre wear - Headlight alignment - Load proportioning valve calibration - Height of vehicle with self-levellingsuspension - Exhaust manifold bolt torque - Load proportioning valve boot - Fuel or oil leakage(V-6) - Steeringgearlpower steering,brake system,and hydraulic clutch leaks - Accelerator cable (V-6) The following are checkedand topped up: - Power steeringfluid (and selfJevellingsuspension) - Brake fluid - Hydraulic clutch fluid - Coolant - Windscreen/headlight washer liquid The following are changed: - Engine oil - Cartridgeoil filter (i.e. 16 v, turbo 16 v, V-6) Final inspection If the car has an air conditioner, the following are checked: - Compressor drive belt tension - Pulley and compressor bolt torque - Air conditioner operation.

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SERVICE SCHEDULE
Service Schedule Regularmaintenance your car will remain in excellent ensures condition for many years to come. LANCIA has elaborateda serviceschedule listed on the four (chargedto owner) in the Warranty Book. gouqo.ns ,,Service Servicing is alsodescribed in the Schedule Operations" tables.If any repairsare found ncessary when car.ying out the serviceschedulechecks,the owner,s approval must 6e given before they are done. Service schedule maintenance can be carried out at any LANCIA ServiceCentre. Important Minor problems such as fluid leaks should be immediatelv reportedto a memberof the Service Network. Do not wait until the next servicecoupon. Serviceschedulemaintenanceshould be carried out at least o_nce a year evenif you havenot driven the mileageindicated. If your car has air conditioning, the systemshould be checked fortnightly. Run the air conditioner for severalminutesevendur_ ing winter. The air conditioner should only be turned on when the engineis hot. It is extremelyimportant to check the Freon level and the air conditioner compressor oil level before summer and whenever the systemis serviced.Levels should be topped up whenever necessary.

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SERVICE SCHEDULE
Service Schedule Maintenance Operations '000skilometers '000smiles

Diesel and petrol versions Checktoothedtiming belt tension and conditon(except V-6) ........... Checktvre wear and Dressure Check front and rear brake pad wear (disc brakes) Check conditionof pipes(exhaust, fuel, brakes) Checkconditionof rubber parts (bools and hoses) Checkbelt tension and adiustif necessarv ...,..,
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Lubrication Servicing We adviseyou usethe oils indicatedin the "Capacities" table to ensureoptimal engineoperation. Rememberto changethe oil and replacethe filter at the intervals indicated in the table on page127. The characteristics of the engineoils are described on page128. Driving Under Adverse Conditions "Adverse conditions" meanswhen the vehicleis mainly used for city driving, in dusty areas,on mountain roads, for towing a trailer, in adverseclimatic conditions, or at high speeds on motorways. Under these conditionsthe Lubrication Servicing shouldbe done more frequently than specified in the Service Schedule; moreover, the following partswhich are subjectto different degrees of wear should be checkedmore often: - spark plugs and air cleanerconditions - thicknessof front brake linings - tyre conditions/wear. Every 5,fi)0 km (3,000 miles) - Drain condensate from fuel filter (turbo ds) (seep. 85) The following should be changedor replaced: Every 10,000km (6,000 miles) - Spark plugs (turbo l6v) Every 60,000km (36,000miles) or 2 years - Engine coolant Every 100,000km (60,000miles) - Toothed timing belt - Toothedbalancingshaft drive belt (i.e. 16 v, turbo 16 v) - Thermostat and fuel pump (turbo ds) - Manual transmissionoil Every year - Brake fluid - Hydraulic clutch fluid

Additional Servicing Operations In addition to carrying out the ServiceSchedule, the following should also be checked: Every 500 km (300 miles) or before long trips - Engine oil level - Coolant level - Brake fluid level - Hydraulic clutch fluid level - Tyre pressure

The use of ORIGINAL LANCIA SPARE PARTS is highlt recommended asthey are the only parts offering the samequdity guaranteeas factory-installedparts. Use FIAT OIL-it's the oil used when LANCIA enginc erc manufactured.

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FLUID LEVELS
E n g i n eo i l Check the oil when the car is on level ground and about l0 m r n u l e . a l t e r s t o p p i n gt h e e n g i n e . \\.hen topping up or changingthe oil, let the engineidle for a ierr seconds,wait for a couple of minutes and then check the l e re l .

turbo ds version When the level drops below the MIN mark add oil through filler hole B until reachingthe MAX mark on the dipstick. Never exceedthe MAX level. The difference berweenthe MIN and MAX marks correspondsto about 1 litre of oil. To changethe oil, remove the sump plug and let the oil drain for about l0 minutes. The oil level should always be betweenthe MIN and MAX marks on dipstick A.

V-6 version i.e. 16 v - turbo 16 v versions Remove filler cap C and dipstick

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A to facilitate draining.

FLUID LEVELS
Drain the oil when the engineis hot. For the disposalof old engineoil comply with the applicable regulationsin your country. When the car is mainly usedin dusty areasor for city driving, the engineoil and filter cartridge should be changedmore frequently than those recommended. When the car is new, do not change the oil before 1,000-1,500 km (600-900 miles). Whenthe fluid is cold: start the engine,let it run for one minure, switch off the engineand checkthe level on the dipstick on the sidemarkedwith "cold oil - olio freddo". When the fluid is warm (minimum run about l0 km - 6.2 miles): checklevel on the dipstick on the side marked with ,.hot oil olio caldo".

Automatic TransmissionFluid Move the selector lever to the "P" (park) position.

Check with the engineidling. To avoid cloggingthe transmission valves,usea lint-free rag to wipe the dipstick.

The fluid level may be checked when the fluid is cold or warm.

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Power steering fluid Check fluid level by removing cap B. The dipstick is part of the cap. When the engine is running, the fluid level should be at the maximum mark. If your car has an automatic load-leveling system, the power steering and the automatic load-leveling system share the same reservolr. To check the fluid level: O Remove guard A. O Fluid level should be between the MIN and MAX marks on w i t h t h e e n g i n er u n n i n g . the reservoir Brake fluid Check fluid level in reservoir every week, without removing the cap. Periodically check the operation of the brake fluid warning light on the instrument panel. Press the reservoir cap after turning the ignition key to MAR; the instrument panel warning light should turn on.

When the fluid is hot, it may be higher than the maximum mark. The fluid reservoir may be in different locations depending on the engine type. Power steering/automatic loadJeveling system fluid.

Use only DOT 4 class brake fluids for tapping up. We recommend using Tutela DOT 4 hydraulic brake fluid, which was used when the car was manufactured. Fluids with different characteristics could cuase permanent damage to the brake system rubber seals. Never let brake fluid come in contact with the body paint; wash immediately with water if fluid gets on the paint.

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FLUID LEVELS
Hydraulic clutch fluid Check fluid reservoir level everv week visuallv without removing the cap.

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WindscreenWasher Liquid
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Use only DOT 4 class brake fluid for topping up. We recommend using Tutela DOT 4, wich is used when the car is manufactured. Fluids with different characteristics will damagethe rubber seals. Hydraulic fluid is corrosive. Do not let it come in contact with the body paint. Wash the car immediately if any clutch fluid comes in contact with the oaint. Engine coolant When topping up the radiator or changing the coolant use a 50-50 mixture of anti-freezeand distilled water. We recommend using the anti-freeze"FIAT Paraflulr". Slowly pour the mixture in through filler hole A.
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Frequentlycheck the reservoirlevel. If it is necessarl'ro:.r: ,: the reservoir,use a water/Autofir n. 9 DPl mixture (see; ilCheck the tubing to ensure it is not clogged. Clean I:.i ::r:, nozzleswith a pin if necessary.

AIR CLEANER
Air cleanerelement replacement To :e:lacethe air cleaner element, slideoff sleeve A and pull rt -::-

AIR CONDITIONER FILTER

Filter replacement Cars with an air conditioner have a filter for cleaningair. Lift cover A to reach the filter.

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Unlook retainersC and remove cover B. R e m o v e [ i l t e r e l e m e n tB .

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If the air filter in dieselenginesis not cleanedor replacedsmoke opacitl can increase,which may be in violation of clean air standards.

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FUEL FILTER
Replacing the fuel filter (diesel engines) The variability in the degreeof purity of diesel fuel may require that the fuel filter is replaced before the specified intervals. The need to replacethe filter is indicated by enginemisfiring or jerky operation. Fuel filter C is screwed to bracket D.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Bleeder plug E is used to drain condensatefrom the fuel filter. Unscrew the plug a couple of turns. Retighten it when the fuel coming out is free of water.

Electronic control units Follow theserecommendationsto avoid damaging the car's electronic control units: O Ensure battery leads are properly connected to the terminal posts. O Never connect or disconnect the electronic module connectors when the ignitionis on. O Never disconnect the battery while the engine is running. O Do not use a battery charger to start the engine. O When charging the battery disconnect it from the car,s elec. trical system. O Disconnectthe electronicmodules when arc weldine the bodv panels. O Removethe electronicmodules when the temperaturecould go over 80'C (176 oF), such as when body repairs anc painting are done. O An incorrect installation of a radio andlor electronicanti:he:: system may cause interferenceon the on-board electron:: units.
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When fitting a new filter, fill it with diesel fuel before tiehtening it to D.

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
the spark plugs Cleaningand replacing from cleanthe sparkplugsby removingthe deposits If necessary, the baseof the centreelectrode. Setgap A with a feelergauge.It shouldbe 0.6-0.7mm (.024if toward the centreelectrode .028in). Move the sideelectrode necessary.

HANDBRAKE
(remote powerlocks, If you plan on installingotheraccessories vehicle alarm systems,radio with memory features)ask your LANCIA dealer for advice. Warning: It may be dangerous to makeimproperconnections or modifica(ignition,injections to the wiring harnesses of safetysystems tion, ABS, etc.).

Handbrakeadjustment Followthisprocedure to adjuste the andbrake: leverA up. O Pull handbrake

Use only recommended types of spark plugs. Improper plug heat range could lead to a loss of performance.

Battery Carefully follow these recommendations to prevent the rapid loss of battery charge. When you leave the car parked in a garage ensure the doors, boot, and glove compartment are properly closedto prevent interior lights from remaining on. Whenever possible do not leave power accessories on for long periods of time when the engine is not running (radio, hazard rrarning lights, side lights).
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o Adjust nut B until the cableis taut. o Four "clicks" of leverA shouldbe sufficientto lock the rear
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TYRES
Inflation Pressure and Wear A correct tyre inflation pressureis essentialnot only for the tyre life but also for driving safety as it affects the vehicle's road holding performance. Check the inflation pressuresof all the tyres including the spare every two weeks and before starting a long trip. Inflate the tyres to the pressureindicated on the inside of the front cover of this handbook. Incorrect tyre pressure can cause abnormal tread wear: A - Correct pressure:uniform tread wear. B - Underinflation: excessive shoulder tread wear. C - Overinflation: excessivecentre tread wear.

Note Inflation pressuresshould be checked when the tvres are cold. Tyre pressure will naturally increasewhen driving the car. If it is absolutely necessaryto inflate hot tyres, remember to add 0.3 bar to the recommendedpressures. An excessively low pressurewille causeoverheatingof tyres with the possibility of irreparable and destructive damage to the tyre inner structure. The tread depth must not be lessthan 1 mm. The lessthe tread depth, the greater the risk of skidding. Drive very carefully on wet roads. Tread wear indicators are moulded into some tyres. Replacethe tyres as soon as they are visible. Check the tread for irregular wear and the tyre sidewallsfor cuts. It the tyres are not wearing evenly take your car to a LANCIA ServiceCentre for servicrns.

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Important Impacts againstkerbs, road holes, various other obstacles a. ',',;, as prolonged driving on bad roads may damage )'our l\:.: If you get a puncture changethe wheel as soon as possible:J:,. -:,; on with a flat tyre will damage its structure.

TYRES- WINDSCREENWIPERS
\\-hen repairing a puncture, the tyre should always be taken off the rim to check for any damage to the inner structure. A tyre will age even if used little or not at all. The tyre ageing rr'ill be indicated by small cracks in the tread and on the walls and by humps. Ask a specialist to verify the fitness for use of any old tyres. Tyres that have been on a vehicle for more than six years should in any casebe checked by a specialist. In particular check that the spare tyre is not old or aged. If so, use it carefully and have it replaced as soon as possible. Never use used tyres unless you know for sure where they are coming from. Never use inner tubes with tubeless tyres. When replacing a tyre it is always a good idea to replace the inflation valve. Wheel rims which are designed for mounting tyres with inner tubes are not fit for mounting tubeless tyres. Every 10,000-15,000km (6000-9000miles) the tyres should be rotated from the front to the rear axle and vice versa to ensure even wear. Do not rotate the tyres using a criss-crosspattern.
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Blades and washer nozzles Cleanthe rubber bladesusingAutofh n. 9 DPl or alcohol.It they do not work properlyafter cleaning them, replace them. Wiper blade replacement Pressspringtab C pushingit towardswiper arm D. Whenreleased from the curvedtop edgeof the arm D, pull it through slot

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Ensure the washer tubes are not clogged. The nozzles can be cleaned with a pin if necessary. Snow Chains Use of snow chains is subject to the regulations of the country where you are travelling. Snow chains must only be fitted to the front wheels. Retighten the chains after driving about 30 m (100 yards). Drive at moderate speedswhen using chains to avoid damaging the tyres. Do not drive for extendedperiods on snow-freeroads. Use only low-profile snow chains (max. height:15 mm); link size:20 mm.

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BODY MAINTENANCE
Protecting the Car

seasonal conditions (use of salt on roads during winter).

?ust, dirt, sand,mud, and gravelkicked up by other carsare all abrasive and can oumaeJtt. p;;;;;"";lerbody. LANCIA's high technologv sotutioirs ioi it.s"-Aiincuft problems include: - the useofcorrosion and abrasion_resistant paintsand paint_ ing methods; - the widespreaduse of corrosion_resistant galvanisedsheet steel; - spraying of the underbody, engine compartment, arches,and other hollow spa.e, iitt friltffi.ot..tive wheel wax sealants; - protective spraying of door sills,rockerpanels, mudguards, etc. with resins: - use of pollution-resistant enamels; - use gpel b.91-type crossand sidememberconstructionto 9,f avoid the build-up of water and the i".."ti", of rust. The.factors describedact in.different ways depenOing on the environmentalconditions ana lo* irr. ;ir;"r1. -- ---- If you take care of your car it will last much longei. Your LANCIA dealeror service..riiE*iff be glad to give you further information.

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BODY MAINTENANCE
Paint - Body The body paint not only makes your car beautiful, but protects rhe sheet steel used in body construction' Chips or scratches should immediately be touched up before rusting begins. .\hvays use original touch up paint (see Specifications Paint identification plate). Wash your car regularly. Washing should be done more frequentlf in areaswith high air pollution levels.or when parking under trees (sap may fall on the car). Bird droppings should be immediately and carefully removed for the car as uric acid is particularly damaging to the paintwork. Thoroughly wash the car as soon as possible. Wash the car using a low-pressure hose; sponge gently with a 2-490 detergent solution rinsing the sponge often. Rinse well and then dry using an air jet or chamois-leather. Dry the car carefully including less visible areas such as the door frames, bonnet and the headlight housings-those areas where water can stagnate. Do not park the car in a closed garage immediately after washing it so that air can circulate and dry the remaining water. Do not wash the car after it has been parked in the sun or if the bonnet is still hot to prevent damage to the high-glosspaint finish. The occasional use of wax or silicone polish will protect the car's paint and retain its original lustre. If the paint becomesdull due io rmog or other factors, use a slightly abrasive wax polish. Underbody The less visible body parts and box-type members have been treated by LANCIA using state-of-the-art techniques' This area of the car should be regularly checkedespeciallyif the car is used in adverse climatic conditions. Underbody inspections should be performed to ensure the body metal and mechanical assembliesare in proper condition. Some box sectionsare closed by plugs. These should be removed to check for rust when carrying out an underbody inspection. In particularly severeclimates the box sectionsand door frames should be sprayed periodically with protective compounds. These protective materials should by applied by specialisedbody shops. Spraying needs to be done at least every two years or annually under very severe conditions at the beginning of winter. In those countries where the car is covered by an anti-perforation warranty, follow the instructions given on the warranty card.

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EODY MAINTENANCE
Interior It,is alsoextremely importantto take careof the car,sinterior. uneck to make surethereis no standing water underthe mats (from shoes,umbrellas,etc.) that couli causecorrosion. Dust can be removedfrom the seats and cloth parts usinga soft brush. Greasestains can be removedusing petroleumether or ap_ propriatesolvents. After usingthe solvent put talc on the stained area, and then brush it off. Use a damp spongeanda 2_40/o detergent solutionto clearithe seats more'thbtou-ghly. Rub thi sponge gently.

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end of everywinter to removeroad salt. Cleaning Plastic Parts

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VEHICLE STORAGE
Recommendations months' your car for several lf you are not planningon usrng iLito* ttt.r. recommendations: wax: clean the and protect.the paint.with -silic^one l'ir.un products' cleaning Jio.. usingstandard place' ventilated covered' dry, is car the o Store the handbrake' O FullY release posts' pir.on"..t cable from the battery terminal the a parts with rubber the coat o Removeall the wiper bladesand talc. open' o Leavethe door windowsslightly is NOT waterproof(made that tarpaulin a with car o - Coverthe useplasticcar covers NEVER piastic)' perforated ;i;bth;. as theY will trap moistu?e' olnflatethetyresto2barandcheckthepressureperiodically. l r/z months' When necessary o Ct ..t the battery chargeevery use a 24-hour trickle charge' coolant' O Do not drain the drain engine

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Command lever for the windscreenwiper washer, and rear win_ dow wiper/washer The 0 : I : 2 : 3 : command lever can be used when the Wiper off. Intermittent operation. Low speed. High speed.

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Push the lever forward to turn the rear wiper,/washer on. turn off when you releasethe lever.

The windscreen and rear window wiper blades automaticalh return to the base of the windows.

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LuggageComPartment unlock it usingthe key and compartment, Ttr openthe luggage :hen pressbutton A. The rear door will go up and lights B

and C will automaticallygo on. When the rear door is closed, turn light C on using switch F
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There are two containers on either side of the luggagecompartment. They can be opened by turning the latches A about 90'.

Your station wagon is equipped with a luggagecover, which can b'e rolled up by lifting snaps D. The cover can be removed by liitine retainersE.

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The spare wheel, jack and tool bag are located under platform B. Hooks C can be used to tie down a load using elastic straps. Before folding the backrest down, it is necessary to remove the head res-ts by turning the support rods 90o (red mirk aligned with front of car). The headrestscan be stored on the seat cushion as shown the figure.

To close.theluggagecompartment, lower the rear door until you hear a click, then lock it using the key. The luggagecompartment can also be locked using the centralised power lock system (seep. 39). Increasing the Capacity of the Luggage Compartment The station wagon is equipped with 60/40 split rear sears. To insert the headrestinto the seat, position the side with two notches A towards the rear of the car and push the headrests down.
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The station wagon may be equipped with a rear-facing seat 'uirable for two people located in the luggagecompartment. Lift rhe ,rtoriageplatform, which is the seat backrest and position .: a: :hosn in the ligure. To fold the backrest down lift the seat cushion up, then pull

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lever A (see figure) to release the backrest, which will return to the stowageposition. The rear-facing seat is equipped with safety belts. The buckles are housed in the backrest as shown in the figure.

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Passengersusing the rear-facing seat can open the rear door usins the lever located inside the door.

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adjustment

Rear Speakers Rear speakerscan be installed on either side of the luggage cover. Remove the speakergrille with a screwdriver, install the speaker and replace the grille.

It is_possible to adjust the height of the low beam, depending on the load, by rotating knob A. I - position with normal load: 2 - position with car fully laden.

It is important that both knobs be in the same nosition. Automatic adjustment Some versions are equipped with automatic beam adiustment. On theseversions,when driving at night, the maximurnpermissi_ ble load in the luggage compartment is 125 kg. In addition to the driver and with the rear seat squab flattened, the admissible load is: - up to 320 kg. or - up to 325 kg. (only for the versions equipped with constant trim and variable flexibility rear suspensions). In either case,the load should be uniformly distributed over the entire load floor.

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Replacing a wheel The jack can be raised using handle A, extension B and ring D. Extension B has a six-point socket end used for the wheel bolts; the other end attaches to handle A.

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remove tool kit A and canister C (used to inflate the spare tyre). Repair the car's tvre as soon as oossible. Deflate the
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Handle A can be used to loosen the wheel bolts if inserted in one end of extension B. If placed in the other end it is used to tighten the bolts. This "dual" action is used to raise or lower the jack. Place the jack near the wheel that needs to be changed. If your station wagon is equipped with a rear-facing seat, the spare tyre has a light alloy wheel. If the car has pressed-steel rims, replace the wheel bolts with the longer ones supplied in the kit. Remove the wheel cover (see figure), unscrew retention nut B,

spare tyre and press it down before replacing it in the housing.

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LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT

Replacing the rear courtesy light bulbs

FLUID LEVELS
Rear Window Washer Liquid Frequently check the level of the liquid in the reservoir and top up if necessarywith water and Autofh n. 9 DPI (see p. 127).

Remove the courtesy light housing as shown in the figure. Replace bulb B (10 W) and bulb C (5 W).

Check to be sure the plastic tubes are not clogged. Clean the nozzles with a pin if necessary. The rear window washer reservoir has a capacity of 3 litres.

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\TEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
B. Manufacturer's Plate

i-

rl

1 2' ,

.
Kg Kg K g

- l K s

ENGINE MOTORE-

vERST0NE"VERSI0N I N"PERRrCAr,rsr i N"FoRSPAFES L_. __ -l ....45438

A . Chassis Marking Type of vehicle: Chassisserial number.

A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. L L. M. N.

Manufacturer. Homologation number. Vehicle ID code. Chassisserial number Maximum gross vehicle weight. Maximum gross vehicle weight including trailer. Maximum gross front axle weight. Maximum gross rear axle weight. Engine type. Body type. Number for spares. Smoke opacity index (dieselengines).

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
Engine Marking - Engine type: 1,e.... i . e .1 6 v . . . . t u r b o 1 6v . . . . . Body type

manual automatic transmission transmission 834Bl 000 834 82 000 834Cl 000 834E. 146 8144.97
l.e. i.e. l6 v turbo 16 v

v-6
turbo ds
Engine serial number.

v-6
turbo ds i . e . 1 6v S . W . t u r b o 1 6v S . W . turbo ds S.W.

834AB544 834AA544 834A'A44A 834AC544 834AF544 834AF34A 834AE54A 834AE44A 834AA55C 834AC55C 834AE55C 834AE45C

Engine marking location: Engine type and serial number on crankcase, exhaust manifold side. near oil filter support. Paint Label Attached to the inside of boot lid. A. Paint manufacturer. B. Colour name. C. Colour code. D. Colour code (touch-ups and respray).

i.e. l6 v turbo 16 v

v-6

Engine type on front bank valve cover, alternator side. The serial number is on a metal plate on the crankcase.

l"*I
f L l

turbo ds

Engine type and serial number on crankcase, timing belt side, below exhaust manifold mountins on cylinder head.

f-" I f " "" I

ENGINE
l.e.
Tv

i.e. l6 v

turbo 16 v 834CI.000 4-cycle 4, in-line 84x90 1995 8tol 133 185 5500 279 (314*) 29.0(32.6*) 2750(2500*)

'-hpr

nf rnlz

nrrlinderc

powerI Maxrmum 1 bhp (DlN) ...... ( Nm @cE) . Maximumtoroue i tem (OfNl

r w ( E C E.). . . . :

rDm with timed overboost.

83481.000 4-cycle 4, in-line 84x90 1995 9 . 5t o I 86 119 5250 162 16.8 3300

82.000 834
4-cycle 4, inJine 84x90 1995 9 . 8 5t o I 108 150 6000 l8l 18.8 4000

v-6
Crrcles
^f ^.'li-rlp

turbo ds 8144.97 diesel 4, in-line 93x92 2499 2ltol

d)

8 3 4E . 1 4 6 4-cycle

v-6
----------- mm
--------cm'

El^rPvcfr^kc
Fncine nenqcifw

(........ kw (ECE) power I Maxrmum t bhp (DIN)

rDm

9l x73 2849 9 . 5t o I

n0
152 5000 225 23.4 3500

I N m ( E C E ). . . . . . Maxlmum toroue { kgm (DIN) .....

108 3900 l8l 25.5 2200

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ENGINE

ENGINE
Ignition Type of electronic ignition i.e. l6 v

turbo 16 v Microplex

v-6
BoschEZK

Digiplex

Digiplex

l-3-4-2 Spark plugs:

Fi af 1\,4acnefi I\rIqrclli

r-1-4-2 V45 LSR F8 LCR WR6 DC RN7 YC 0.6-0.7mm

r-3-4-2

r-6-3-5-2-4

Flosch
Chamni
lz nl

V45 LSR F8 LCR WR6 DC RN7 YC 0.6-0.7mm

WR6 DC RN7 YC 0.6-0.7mm

HR6 DS 0.6-0.7mm

Air and fuel supply naturally aspirated naturally aspirated supercharged w/turbocharger naturally aspirated

Frr el

electric Bosch LE 2 Jetronic

electric Bosch 3.1 Jetronic

electric Bosch LE 2 Jetronic 1.6 bar

electric Bosch

LH 2.2 Jetronic

pressure Supercharging
Air nleoncr

dry

dry

dry

dry

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ENGINE

Balancing Shafts The petrol engines havetwo counterbalancing shaftsto absorb {fnarnic unbalancenot absorbableby the .r"*trfruft. Theseshaftsgive the enginea unique..,jmootfrnesJ; at all speeds. lll

ENGINE
Overboost with the turbochargerimproves engine This deviceassociated (overtaking,etc.). performance when necessary Operation The overboostfunction is actuatedby the two solenoidvalves. valve (4) is directedto the wastegate A portion of the pressure pressure. increasing directedto the turbocharger Solenoidvalve (l) is actuatedby a microswitch located on the acceleratorpedal when it reaches2/3 of its travel (permanent overboost). pedalis fully Solenoidvalve (2) is actuatedwhenthe accelerator rpm and turbodepressed and when enginespeedis 2500-5000 is under 0.39 bar. The ignition control unit (3) chargerpressure controls this overbooststage,which operatesfor a couple of (timed overboost). seconds

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ENGINE - BRAKES
Lubrication system

Cooling system Radiator, centrifugal pump and expansion tank. Thermostatic valve on cylinder headoutlet and secondary recir_ culation circuit. Radiator fan controlled by thermostatic valve on radiator.

Servicebrakes Four-wheelfloating caliper disc brakeswith one slavecylinder per wheel. The front discsare self-ventilating on the V_6,turbo 16 v and turbo ds. Independent, diagonallysplit hydrauliccircuits. Vacuumservounit. Load proportioningvalve for rear brake hydrauliccircuit.

ABS (optional)
The antiskid ABS system, when combined with with a conven_ tional braking system, prevents the wheels from locking up when braking in an emergency and on icy roads.

Operation

Handbrake Mechanical, lever-operated, acting on rear wheels.

The values-managed by the electronic control unit (speed and wheel acceleration) are influenced by wheel,/rim size is well as the suspension.Therefore, only factory-approved wheels, rims

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BRAKES
and brake pads should be fitted on cars equipped with ABS. Wheneverreplacing the tyres with new tyres of a different size, the spare must also be replaced.

ABS (antilock braking system) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Electronic control unit. Electronic hydraulic controller. Wheel-speed sensor. Brake load proportioning valve. ABS warning light.

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STEERING
Steering system specifications ZF rack-pinion variable-ratio steering(i.e., i.e. 16 v). TRW hydralic rack-and-pinion power steeringwith crankshaftdriven pump and reservoirfor all other versions(optional for i.e.). steeringcolumn with rake adjustment. Shock-absorbing ... 10.6m Turning diameter No. of turns lock-to-lock Servotronic (optional) Electronically controlled ZF Servotronic power steenngsystem. Rack-and-pinionwith crakshaft-drivenpump and reservoir.Maximum low-speed power assistanceand control at high speed. Shock-absorbing steering column with rake adjustment. ... 10.6m Turning diameter ..... 3.2 No. of turns lock-to-lock. Electronically-controlled power steering" l) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Electronic control unit. Speedometer sensor. Fluid ieservoir. Electrohydraulic transducer. Heat exchanger. Hydraulic pump.

STEERING
Steering system specifications ZF rack-pinion variable-ratio steering(i.e., i.e. 16 v). TRW hydralic rack-and-pinion power steeringwith crankshaftdriven pump and reservoirfor all other versions(optional for i.e.). steeringcolumn with rake adjustment. Shock-absorbing ... 10.6m Turning diameter No. of turns lock-to-lock Servotronic (optional) Electronically controlled ZF Servotronic power steenngsystem. Rack-and-pinionwith crakshaft-drivenpump and reservoir.Maximum low-speed power assistanceand control at high speed. Shock-absorbing steering column with rake adjustment. ... 10.6m Turning diameter ..... 3.2 No. of turns lock-to-lock. Electronically-controlled power steering" l) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Electronic control unit. Speedometer sensor. Fluid ieservoir. Electrohydraulic transducer. Heat exchanger. Hydraulic pump.

..INTELLIGENT" SUSPENSIONSYSTEMS
Suspension specifications MacPherson type, with track control arm Front: Independent, hydraulicdamper double-acting of telescopic and strut consisting (gas-filled damperfor turbo 16 v and V-6) and offset coil spring. Anti-roll bar. and powertrain. front suspension, steering supports Subframe links and MacPherson type,two semi-trailing Rear:Independent, double-acting one radius rod, strut consistingof telescopic, damperfor turbo 16 v and V-6) and hydraulicdamper(gas-filled offset coil spring.Anti-roll bar. Rear self-levelling suspension (optional) A fully automaticair-hydraulicheight control systemactingon regardmaintainsvehicleheightunchanged the rear suspension lessof the load. Operation A sensorpicks up any changein vehicleheight causedby rear in the hydraulic fluid pressure axle loading; a pump increases dampersinstantly correcting the height. The featuresof this systeminclude: O Car height remains unchangedensuring perfect handling characteristics. o The ride is more comfortable. are improved. o Towing characteristics

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..INTELLIGENT''

SUSPENSION SYSTEMS

li::

Ql .

il la

: l l

. ' 1 1

Rear self-levelling suspension l) 2) 3) 4) 5) Pump. Fluid reservoir. Height sensor. Load proportioning valve. Damper.

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..I\TELLIGENT" SUSPENSION SYSTEMS

Damper control system (optional) -\n electronically controlled damper control system with specially designedshock absorbers. Operation -\ microprocessor control unit receivessignals from the following sensors:vertical acceleration, magnitude and speed of steering wheel rorarion, brake and speedometer. The signals are processedand sent to the solenoids governing the individual dampers.

components Damper control system l) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Electroniccontrol unit. sensor. Verticalacceleration Solenoid. wheelrotation speedand magnitudesensor. Steering sensor. Brake circuit pressure Speedometer signalamplifier. panel. Control,/selection

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TRANSMISSION
Clutch Dry disc with hydrauliccontrol. Power transmitted to the front wheelsby meansof half_shaft axleslinked to the differential and wheels with constant-verocitv joints.

Manual transmission and differential 5-speed synchromesh and reverse. Ratios: turbo l6v 3.500 2.176 |.524 1.156 0.917 3.545

i.e. l6 v lst gear 2nd, gear 3rd gear 4th gear 5th gear Reverse

v-6
3.500 2.176 1.5 l9 t.132 0.929 3.545

turbo ds 3.500 2.176 r.379 0.976 0.723 3.545

3.750 2.176 1.519 1.132 0.929 3.545

Automatic transmission and differential ZF hydraulictorque convertertransmission. 3-speed and re,serve epicyclicgearbox(V-6) of four speeds and reverse (i.e. 16 v and turbo ds). Ratios:
i.e. 16v turbo ds lst gear 2nd gear 3rd gear 4th gear Reverse

v-6
2.479 1.479 1.000 2.086

2.579 t.407 1.000 0.742 2.882

Spur gear set and differential eears located in transaxle. Final drive ratios: \"il*+4 i.e. - i.e. 16 v - turbo ds
r o l , - r I
i c t

Spur gear set and differential gears located in transaxle.

Final drive ratios:

turbo 16 v

... tsitas
18/56 18/53 t6/57

i . e . 1 6v . . . . . V-6-turbods.... turbo ds Station Wagon

.. . 4.201 ......3.34g 3.50g ll9

i . e . 1 6v S . W .- turbo ds S.W. turbo 16 v S.W.

v - 6. . . . . . .

WHEELS AND TYRES

Wheelsand Tyres
Rim
i . e .l 6 v i.e.Standard 5t/z Jx14

WHEEL ALIGNMENT
Tyre Rl4 (84H) 175/70 Important: Never useinner tubeswith TUBELESStyres. Standardsnow chainscan be usedon 175/70Rl4 tyres. All other typesof tyres must be usedwith low-profile chains makesurethere havinglinks smaller than l5 mm (.6 in); always is no slack.

Optional
Standard

turbo 16 v

6Jx14AH2 6J X I5AH2
5t/z Jx14

r9s/60 Rr4 (85H)

t95/60VRr5 (87) r85/70VR14 (87)

v-6
turbo ds i . e . 1 6v

Standard Optional Standard Optional

Standard

6Jxl4AH2 5 r / zJ x 1 4 6Jxl4AH2
5 L / zJ x 1 4

VRr4(85) 19s/60
185/70 R 195/65 R 185/70 R R 195/65 4 (87H)

Wheel alignment Yalues Unloadedcar alignmentvalues: -l - +l mm. Toe-in(front-wheels): 2 - 5 mm. Toe-in (rear wheels):

4 (8eH)
4 (84H) 4 (85H)

s.w.

Optional
Standard Standard Optional

6Jx14AH2 6J X I5AH2 5'/zJ xl4}l 6Jxl4AH2

turbo 16 v

s.w.

r9s/60 vRl5 (87)

r85/70Rl4 (87H) 195/65 Rl4 (89H)

turbo ds

s.w.

Pressedsteel wheels are standard. Cast alloy wheels are optional. AH type cast alloy wheels allow the car to be safely driven for a short distance without losing handling characteristics if you get a puncture. Important If you decide to use rims other than the factory-installed type (e.g., light alloy to replace pressedsteel or vice versa) the bolts should have appropriate dimensions. Both optional and standard tyres are tubeless radials.

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Electrical System (12 V) Battery Negativeto ground.
i.e. - i.e. 16 v

Capacity,at 20-h discharge rate

Cold cranking power (-18 "C/6" F)

60 Ah

Alternator 9-diode plate with integral voltage regulator. Battery charging starts as soon as engine is started.
i.e. - i.e. 16v

65A 85 A** 90 A,F

* with automatic transmission. ** with air conditioning.

65A 85 A*,r

85A l 1 5A * * *

65A 85 A*l

'r:!* for specific markets,/automatic transmission.

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PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed Fully laden vehicleafter running in km,/h (mph) lst
Maximum gradeability Fully laden vehicle - 9o

Version

Znd

3rd

4th

5th

lst
J I

2nd

3rd
IJ

4th 8 9 6 l'7 10

5th 6 7

(l2l) 55 (34) 170(106) 195 50(31) e0(56)r30(81) i.e.16v transmission i.e. 16v automatic turbo16v 55(34)

20
LJ

(l 15)\0s(r27) (5e) 140(87) 185 60(37) 40 e5

t4 l0
LJ

170(r06) tN(tu) 65(40) 120(75)

60(37) 34
4l

l6 36 24

(e0) 1 9 0 ( 1 1 D5(t40) 60(37) 8) 60(37)100(62)145

(127) 60(37) !05 1 85(lr5) 60(37) 95(59) 140(87)

l3 8

v-6
V-6automatic transmission turbods transmission turbods automatic
i.e. 16v SW

l5 6 l8
ll

2N(t24) e0(56)150(e3)

(65) 105

35
42 34

t0 30
t'l 2l
JJ

(96) r95(121) 40(25) 45(28) 70(41) rl0 (68) r55

(117) l 88 60(37) l l0(68) | 50(e3) 55(34) 55(34)

ll '7

(123) 60(37) 36 (5e) 135 (84) 180(1 12)198 e5

5t

13

8 l5
ll

turbo16v SW turbods SW
turbo ds SW automatictransmission

(l 15)r14(133) r40(87) r85 60(37) 60(37) 100(62)

(65) l4s(e0)190(l 18) N(2s) 40(2s) 65(40) 105

21
l6
ll

t2
7

38
JJ

29

(e0) 183 (1r4) (34) r05 (65) 145 55

50(31)

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WEIGHTS
Version
Kerb weight kg (lbs)

Payload (5 adults+ 125kg) ke (lbs)

Maximum gross vehicleweight kg (lbs)

1230(2712)
i.e. 16

500 (il02) 500(1t02) 500( l 1 0 2 ) 5 0 0( 1 1 0 2 ) s00 (il02) 500(l 102) 500(1102) 5 0 0( 1 1 0 2 )

Payload (5 adults + 225 kg)

r730 (3858) 17s0 (3924) (38r4) 1780

1785(3985) 1780(3924)

12s0 (27s6)
1280 (2822)

i.e. 16 v automatic transmission turbo 16 v

r28s(2833)
t280 (2822) l3r0 (2888) 13s0(2976)

v-6
V-6 automatictransmission turbo ds turbo ds automatic transmission
Station Wagon versrQns

r8l0 (3990)
1850(4079) 1880 (4145)
Maximum gross vehicle weight

(3042) r380
Kerb weight

i . e . 1 6v turbo 16 v turbo ds turbo ds automatictransmission

r33O (2932)
1360(2998) l4t0 (3108) 1440(3175)

600 (1323) 600(1323) 600 (1323) 600 (1323)

1930 (422s)
1960(4321) 2010(4431')

2040(414s) 123

DIMENSIONS
Dimensions(in mm)

Turbo 16v version:* 1494mm, ** 1484mm. 550 dm3. Boot capacity(VDA standards): Luggagecompartment capacity (rear seat folded down) (VDA standards):1,000dm3. 124

DIMENSIONS
Dimensions (in mm)

Turbo l6v version: *1494 mm, ** 1484 mm. Boot capacity (VDA standards): 440 dm3 (up to rear shelf). Boot capacity (rear seat folded down - up to rear shelf) (VDA standards): 1,600 dm3

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CAPACITIES
i e - i . e .1 6 v turbo 16 kg dm3 (Imperialunits)

trtrEA
v-6
kg dm3 (Imperialunits) turbo ds kg dm3 (Inperial units)

EIIIEE products

Capacities
kg dm3 (Imperialunits) Fuel tank including a reserueof Fuel tank including a reserveof Cooling system(radiator and expansiontank) Enginesump Enginesump and filter Enginesump. filter and ljnes Transille Automatic transmissionand differential gear Steering s t e e r i n.g ....... H y d r a u l ip co w e r Hydraulic.power steeringand self-levelling suspenslon Hydraulic clutch and boots (each). CV joint caviries circuits.. Front,rearbrakehydraulich Front/rear brake hydraulic circuits aith ABS Liquid

Fuelsand recommended products'

'70 (15.5 gal) 9+l ',2+.2gal)

70 (15.5 gal) 9*l (2+.zgal)

70 (15.5 gal) 9+l (2+.2gal) 70 (15.g 5al) 9+l (2+.2gal) 9 (2.0gal) 5.50 (4.8 qt) 6.40 (5 6 qt) 1 (6.2qt) )

Premium (4-star)petrol *+

p. 50) fuel(see oiesel Distilled water andFIAT p. l2?) Parafluumixture Gee

8.20 (1.8 gal) 5 qt) (4.4 5.50 (4.8qt) b. )u (5.7qt) 1.50 1-. 6 0 rb) 6.3-3.5 310 (8.2 lb) 0.025 (l oz) 0.75 (r.i lb) (6.rlb) 0.25 (.44pt) 0.08 (2.8oz\ 0.45 (l lb) 0.50 ( 1 l. l b ) 5 (4.4 qt)
2 .t )

8.20 gal) (1.8 5 (4.4qt) 5.50 (4.8qt) 1 (6.29t)

6 (1.3 gal) 6.20 (5.5qt) 6.60 (5.8qt) 7 (6.2qt) 1.50 1-. 6 0 1.50-1.60 rb) :3.3-3.5 . 3 . 3 - 3l.b 5) 2.50 (5.5 lb)

l
I

see n.lzz

6l 0 Turela zc 80/s oil 1.50lb 3.3-3. 5)

Tutela GI/A fluid Oliofiat K854 grease

0.80 (1.8 lb) 2.80 (6.2 lb) 0.25 (.44pt) 0.08 (2.8 oz) 0.45 (1 lb) 0.50 ( 1 . rl b ) 5 (4.4qt) 5 (4.4 qt) 0.25 (.44pt)

0.85 ( r . 9l b ) 2.85 (6.3lb) 0.25 (.44pt) 0.08 (2.8oz) 0.45 (l lb) 0.50 (1.1 lb) 5 (4.4qt)

0.88 (1.e lb) 2.88 (6.3 rb)

)I
I Tuteta cI/A fluid

)
DOT4 Tutela MRM 2 grease Tutela

0.08 (2.8 oz) 045 (1 lb) 0.50 (1 l rb)

lI

DOT4 fluid I Tutela Water andAutofi n.9 DPl (see p. 127) mixture

* Seep. 128for recommended productspecifications. t* Leadedor unleadedpremium fuel (min. RON 95) can be usedin petrol engines. For Y6 versionsuseonly unleadedfuel (min. RON 95).

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Oil change and filter replacement after free service coupon ENGINE i.e. - V-6 PETROL i.e. 16 v - turbo 16 v DIESEL turbo ds SELENIA SELENIA Turbo diesel 10,000 km or 12 months ** 7,500km or 12 months +
Recommended oil

Replacement interval 15,000 km or 12 months*

SELENIA

you do not top up with oils having different specifications. It is recommended * Replace oil filter every 15,000 km. ** Replace oil filter every 10,000 km.

Engine Oil Consumption Maxi mum oll il consumDuon

Using the fluids: g/100 km 90-100 100-ll0 g/100 km 110-120 9/100 km 80-90 g/100 km O A 50-50mixture of FIAI Paraflurr and distilled water gives freezeprotectiondown to -35 "C. O Mix 30 cm3(-| pint) of Autofi n.9 DPl with onelitre (0.9 UK quart) for summer use.In the winter,usea 50-50 mixtureof water and Autofir n. 9 DPl for temperatures down to -20 "C. If winter temperatures go below -20 "C, useAutofir n.9 Dpl undiluted.

i . e .- V - 6 . e . 1 6v turbo 16 v
turbo ds

If oil consumptionexceeds thesevalues,take your car to a LANCIA dealer.

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LUBRICANT AND FLUID SPECIFICATIONS

Product Characteristics

AEEE'
IilEII7

products

USE

CHARACTERISTICS

RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS

SELENIA

SPECIFIC APPLICATION

Petrol engine lubricants

SAE l5W,/40 semisynthetic multigrade oil; exceedsAPI, SG and CCMC-G2 specifications CUNA NC 610-0I:CL-G2. SAE l5W,/40 semisinthetic multigrade oil; exceedsAPI-CD and CCMC PD1 specifications, CUNA NC 610-0ICL-PDI. SAE 80W,/90. non EP. anti-wear oil.

Operating range: -15'C+40'C t

Diesel engine lubricants

SELENIA Turbo Diesel

Operating range: -15 'C+40 'C +

TUTELA ZC 90

Transaxles without hypoid gears

I I

Lubricants and greases for power transmlsslon components

SAE 80W EP meetsAPI-GL-4 and MIL-L 2105 soecifications. and limited-slip SAE 80W/90 EP for standard differentials; meetsAPI-GL-4 and MIL-L 2105.
Molybdenum disulphide, lithiun-soap base grease; no. 2. N.L.G.I. consistency

TUTELA ZC 8O/S

Manual transmission and differential

Hypoid differentials Limited-slip differentials Constant-velocity joints

TUTELA W 9OIMDA

TUTELA MRM 2

grease; no. 3. Lithium-soap N.L.G.I. consistency

TUTELA MR 3

Wheel bearings tie rods Steering

Steering gear lubricant

Lithium-soap grease; N.L.G.I. consistency no. 000; contains molybdenum disulphide.

K 854

* If temperatures go below -15 'C use a SAE 10W,230oil (Selenia 10W/30 or Selenia Turbo Diesel l0W,/30 are recommended).

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LUBRICANT AND FLUID SPECIFICATIONS

Product Characteristics

W,,oou","

USE

CHARACTERISTICS

RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS TUTELA DOT 3

SPECIFIC APPLICATION

Synthetic fluid, F.M.V. S.S.no. 116.DOT 3 ISO 4925.CUNA NC 956-01. Hydraulic brake fluid Synthetic fluid, F.M.V. S.S.no. 116,DOT 4, ISO 4925.CUNA NC 956-01.
Special grease compatible with brake fluid.

TUTELA DOT 4

SP 349

Brake load proportioning valve, linkage bushings Mixture with water: 5090down to -35 'C Use diluted or undiluted
Mix with diesel fuel (25 ml per 10 litres) All components not exposed to water contact. Use special greases for these areas.

Anti-freeze for radiators Liquid for screen/ headlightwashers

Additive for diesel engines Chassis grease

Ethylene glycol-base coolant for freeze protection; cuNA NC 956-16.

FIAT PARAFLUU

Mixture of water, alcoholsand surfactants; cuNA NC 956-ll.

Diesel fuel additive provides diesel engine protection; for use at ambient temperatures below -10 "C. Lithium-soap grease; N.L.G.I. consistency no. I

AUTOFA n.9 DPI

DIESEL MIX

TUTELA JOTA 1

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FUEL CONSUMPTION
Fuel consumption according to ECE standards - litres/l00 km (miles/UK gal) Model Urban cycle Constant speed driving 90 km/h (56 mph) Constant speed driving l2O km/h (75 mph)

l.e.

9.8 (28.7) 16v

6.s (44.0)
6.4 (44.0\ 6 . 8( 4 1 . 5 ) 6.7 (42.0) 7.2 (39.3) 8 . 3( 3 4 . 0 )

8.4(33.6) 8.2 (34.3) 8 . 4( 3 3 . 6 ) 8 . 6( 3 2 . 7 ) 8 . 9( 3 1 . 7 )

r0.4(27.1)

i.e. 16 v automatic transmission

(22.s) rz.s
(2s.8) 10.9 r4.5 (r9.4)
14.7(19.2' ) 8.6(32.7)

turbo 16 v

v-6
V-6 automatic transmission turbo ds turbo ds automatic transmission

r0.2(27.6\ 7.0(40.3)
7.8(36.0) 9.2 (30.7) 9.6 (29.4) 7.7 (36.5) 8 . 5( 3 3 . 3 )

5.3(53.0)
6.0 (47.0) 6 . 8( 4 1 . 5 ) 7 . 4( 3 8 . 1 )

e.5(29.7)
1 0 . 8( 2 6 . 0 )

i . e . 1 6v S . W . t u r b o 1 6v S . W . turbo ds S.W.
turbo ds S.W. automatic transmission

rr.s(24.s)
9.4 (30.0) 1 0 . 0( 2 8 . 2 )

s.7 (4e.5)
6.4 (44.0' )

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Front and rear tyre inflation prcssures -."*

Version Front tyres Standardtyres Rear tyres Fully Iadn Optional tyres Front tyres Rear tyres

VlodiumFully load laden load

Mediun Fully Modium Fully load laden load laden

l . e . - t.e,

16v

r7s/70Rl4 (84H) r9s/60vRl5 (87) rgs/70vRl4 (87) r8s/70Rl4 (87H) r8s/70Rt4 (84H) r9s/60vRl5 (87)
185/70Rl4 (87H)

2 (2e) 2.2 (32) 2.2 (32) 2.2 (32)

2.2 (32) 2.3(33.4) 2.3 (33.4) 2.3(33.4)

r95/60 Rl4 (85H)

2.2(32)

2.3 (33.4)

turbo 16 v

v-6
turbo ds i . e . 1 6v S . W . turbo 16 v S.W. turbo ds S.W.

r9s/60vRl4 (85) r9s/60Rl4 (89H) res/6sRl4 (85H)

2.2 (32) 2.2(32)

2.3(33.4) 2.3 (33.4)

2.3 2.4 2 . 6 2 . 8 (34.8)37.7) 40.6) "33.4) 2.3 2.4 2.6 2.8 "33.4)34.8)(37.7)40.6) 2.3 2.4 2.6 2 . 8 33.4) 34.8)37.7)(40.6)

2.3 2 . 4 2.6 2.8 (33.4) [34.8) 37.7)(40.6)

r9s/6sRt4 (89H)

2.3 2.4 2.6 2 . 8 33.4) 34.8) (37.7) [40.6)

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TO\\' HITCH INSTALLATION

Th: :os hitch must be bolted to the body according to the draw::_r on this page. O-,herto*' hitches may be used as long as they are the proper s:ze lor the intended use and they are bolted to the car body at :he points indicated in the drawing. The electric coupling should be fastened by a bracket located ne\t to the hitch. Use the following couPlings: "CUNA 501" tYPe o Ball coupling (complies with CUNA NC 138-30 standard). "CUNA 501" tYPe o Socket coupling (complies with CUNA NC 438-15 standard)' Electrical connections should be made using a 12 V 7-pin plug and socket (complies with CUNA NC 165-30 standard). The electric system has to be modified by replacing the turn signal flasher unit with one that can handle twice the load-designed for three 21 W bulbs-ensuring proper turn signal operation. The earths of the car and the trailer should be connected with the 7-pin plug and a 2.5 mm2 cable. In addition to the turn signals and an electric braking system, only a l5 W interior trailer lamp may be connected to the car's electrical system. The electric braking system must be directly connected to the car's battery with a cable having a cross section not less than 2.5 mm". Note: LANCIA declines all responsibility for any installation which does not fully comply with the above stated installation procedure. iow hitches should comply with the motor vehicle regulations where the car is registered.

I
Dimensions expressedin millimetres.

in boot wheelcenlre Soare

Brakes
Under no circumstances may the car's braking system be modified to control the trailer's brakes. The trailer's braking system must be entirely independent of the car's hydraulic s_vstems. The tow hitch installer is required to attach a plate of appropriate dimensions and made of a suitable material (in full view) at the same height as the hitch with the following words: MAXIMUM LOAD ON HITCH 90 kg.

INDEX
Page Page 89

49 5
t)

Iocking/unlockine Brakefluid .-.

39 82

105 95 6l A ABS. (antiJock brake system) Additional serviceoperitions Air cleaner replacing the element Air conditioner Afu outlets adjustable stationary Alternator

c
Centralise dd oorlockine'.:::.:.. _. " "' ' '

58, il3 78 84 25 18,22,26 t7, 21, 25 121 45 5l 54 replacingthe bulb

126 93 39 t4 40 45 93 92 93
ll9 46 58 83 9 lI3 64, 103

rt9
B Balancing shafts Battery maintenance recharging.. specifications. Body inspection . Body maintenance Bonnet lll 86 72 t2l 92 92 42 42 t24-5

Damper Control System Defrosting Demisting the door mirrors the windows Diesel fuel Digital clock Dimensions...... Direction indicators c o n t r o l e v e r. . . . . replacingthe bulb Doors

ll8 19, 27

38 t9, 23,27 50 47

tu-5

30 66 39

Page E Economy gauge . Electrical system . Electronic control units Electronic ignition Engine cooling . lubrication specifications E n g i n e c o m p a r t m e n t. Engine oil changing c h e c k i n gl e v e l . . . pressure Engine oil temperature gauge ..

10 85, r2l

u0

85

..:.....

113 113 108 43 80 80

ll 1l

G Gearbox automatic manual . Glove compartment . . Glow plugs (dieselengine) indicator light ..

5 1 ,I 1 9 51,119 45 13

H Handbrake adjustment specifications

w a r n i n gl i g h t . . . . . . . Hazard warning lights indicator switch . Headlights adjustment b e a m c o r r e c t o r s. . . . . . control lever flashing replacing the bulb Headlight washers Headrests Heated rear window indicator light .. switch . Heating system automatic manual .

113 86 13

F Fog lamps indicator light .. replacing the bulb switch . Free Service Coupon Front seats heating

l3 67 3l 't6
JJ

.... Fuel consumption Fuel economy Fuel filter door .... locking/unlocking Fuel gauge Fuel filter (dieselengine) drainage replacing the element Fuel reserve Fuses list ... replacement

46 130 59 10 85
d)

68 44 29 29 65 30 35

l0 70 69

I Identification, vehicle . Ignition key . .. Inflation pressures

106 8 131

Page Instrument panel .. dimmer switch . Interim checks

Page

9-r6 31 78

J Jack .. Jacking up the car with a hydraulic jack .....

62, tOl
.. .
t5

K Keys L Lubricants M Maintenanceprogramme Mirrors interior . outer . Mirror adjustment electric . manual . N Number plate lights replacingthe bulb

128

77
5t

P Parking lights . Performance ...:::.::::::::::::::::. Power-operated windows Power steeringfluid . . R Radio . Rear-facingseat (Station wagon) . Rear fog-guard lights indicator light .. switch . replacingthe bulb Rear seat electricaladjustment stowing skis in boot Repeater lights renewingthe bulb Replacinga wheel Reverse lights replacingthe bulb

29 r22
42 82 48 100 l3 3l 67 34 43 67 62, r02 67

38 38 38

s
Safety . Seat belts reel type stallc . SelfJevelling suspension Service brakes ABS system specifications Side lights replacing the bulb Shifting gears .. Snow chains Spare wheel Spark plugs maintenance specifications

58 35
J I

ll6

68

o
Odometer Oil pressure gauge . Overboost indicatol ri g h t . .

..:.....

9 1l tt2 t3

ll3 ll3 29 66 51 88 62, 102 86 ll0

Page Speeds . Spot lisbt replacing the bulb Starting a diesel engtne . Starting a petrol engine ' Steering specifications Steering lock .. wheelrake adjustment Steering Stop lights replacing the bulb Sun roof Suspension Intelligent suspensionsystems danpcr cottrol system -lbvelling suspension sel'f T Tachometer (rev counter) .... '.;. Timing. Tow hitch T o w i n gr ; , . . . . Transmission automatic manual Trip odometer resetting Tirbocharger overboost valve .. warninglight.. 122 Tyres 'chdiirs . .:...... inflation.pressures. . . . . maintenance puncture types .

Page 88 l3l 87 62 120

64 50 50

ir s
. '..... . 8 32 67 47 32,118 116

Y ..... Valve clearances Vehiclestorage..... .., ;..... system Ventilation

109 94 l7-28

w
t2 109 r32 74
51,119 51,l19 9 lll .'..'.'.:... Warning and indicator lights .. Washer liquid . Weights Wheel alignment Wheel rims Windscreen washer cleaning the jets control lever Windqcreen wiper . cleaning the blade control lever replacing the blade

t2 t27 123

na

120 88 30,.% 88 88 30, 96 88

tt2 13

Divisione Fiat/Lancia - D.C. - Assistenza Tecnica T O R I N O ( I t a l y ) - C o r s o E . G i a m b o n e3 3 10134 - 1500) Printed No. 60306 347- 2d Ed. OX-1989 Printed in Italy - S.A.N Torino