Handbook 306

WELCOME!
The functions described in this handbook vary according to the specification and destinalion of the vehicle.
The 306 Estate will become avaiiable later in the year.
Weicome to your new 306.

First of all, we would like to thank you for having confidence in PEUGEOT.
We would like to thank you, but we would also like to congratulate you on your choice.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen the style and dynamism of a vehicle with a personality which will blend in with your life style
perfectly.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen a generous interior space dedicated to passenger comfort and practicality.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen the safety of the reinforced structure and doors and can opt for a new generation of ABS, front
airbags and side airbags.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen the comfort of a level of equipment whlcb yol expect of a tourer whlch will made dally llfe
much more pleasant central control panel, service indicator on the fascia and the option of an enqlne immobiliser ~nteqralw ~ t hthe key
or of an automatic rain sensor connected to the windscreen wipers.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen the innovative features of engines whose performance and economy IS constantly be~ng
improved.
By choosing your 306 you have chosen PEUGEOT's tradition of strength and expertise.
Style, safety, comfort, performance, reliability, by choosing your new 306 you have chosen a vehicle which will satisfy all your
requirements.
So that every minute spent at the wheel of your 306 will always be a pleasure, we would like you to discover and get to know your
vehicle better by reading this handbook.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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A Accessones
Addillonal brake light
Alr cond~tionlng
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Alarm .
Analogue clock .
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Anll-loch braking sysleln ABS
Ashlrays . . . . . . . .
Audlo equipment . . . .
A ~ l o m a t ~gearbox
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Automallc wiper . . . .
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142. 143
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D Deadlocking
140 141
Demlsl~ngide-iclngi m~rrors)
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DlQllalclock
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Dlmenslons and measurements
96
Dipped lheadlrghls . . . . . . . 30. 76
D!pst~ch
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Dlrecl>o~i
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Electrlc windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
EnQlnecapacllies
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Engme compartment fuses . . . . . . . . . . . .85
Eng~neimmoblliser . . . . . . . . . . . . .58. 59
Eng~neail level and temperature ~ndicatot. 27
Engine oil level indicator . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Engine 011pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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Eng~ne011s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136. 137
Engtnes:
1 3 lilre petrol engine . . . . . . . . . 66
1.6 lilre petrol engine . . . . . . . . . . .67
1.8 Illre petrol engine wilh automatic
gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
1 8 and 2 lhtre 16V pelrol e n ~ l n e. . . . . 69
1.9 lilre diesel engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
1.9 iilre lurbo diesei engine . . . . . . . . .71
Exler~oimirrors . . . . . . . . . . . 41
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E Economlcai drivlng
B Banery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.86
Bodywork maintenance . . . . . .
104 105
Bonnet . . . . . . . . . . .
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Brake llu~d . . . . . . . . . 72
Brake lights . . . . . . . . . . 78
Brake pads . . . . . . . . . . 27
Bulbs (changing/referencesl . . . . 76 to 78
C Caravan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
103
Calalylic converter . . . . .
Changing a wheel . . . . . . .
7 3 75
Changing bulbs. . . . . . 76 lo 78
Changing fuses . . . . . . . . .
79 to 85
Changlng gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62.63
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Changlng the remole control baner~es . 18
Charging the battery . . . . . . 86
Chfld safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 40 55
Chlld seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Control panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 33
Cootanl
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Coolant temperature indicalor . . . . . . 26
Courtesy lights . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2
Courtesy mlrror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
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G Gear lever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.63

Glove compartmenl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
H Halidbrake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Hazard warning llghls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 3
Head restraints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Headlight wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
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H e a d l i ~ hheighl
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adjustment . . . . . . . .33
Heated seals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Heat~nglvenl~lation
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Horn
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Fascia llghting adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . 33
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lnflatlng tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95. 101

Instrument dlals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
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Interlo1ilghbng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
Interlor mlrror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
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Fascia.
Fllltng wilh englne oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Fllllng with fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Fogtamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Fronl alrbags . . . . . . . . . . . . .50. 51
Front Ikghts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
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Front seat ad~vstment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Front seal belt pre-tensioners . . . . . . . . . . .54
Fronr seats
46
Front wash-w~pe
31.73
Fuei tprecautlons)
103. 138
Fuel capac~ly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Fuei consiimption
F m l LIII-OH SWIIC~
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Fuel thller llap . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Fuelgauge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Fuettnnk
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Fuses
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K Keys
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M Maln beam headlighls . . . . . . . . . . .
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Rear seats
shelf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 4
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Rearwiper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Remote conlrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Removing a wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 74.75
Rev counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 to 25
Roofrack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100
30 76
Manual gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 6 2
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Manulacturer's plate
Map reading light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42
Mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 4 1
0 Oil consumption. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72

Oil filler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
Oil c h a n ~ e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 7 2
Opening Ihe bonnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
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Openinq the doors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Opening the windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
P Parts and accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t39

Passenger compartment fuses . . . . . .80 to 84
Passenger compartment maintenance . . 104

Power steering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62, 73
R Radios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
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Rear backrest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
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Rear lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
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Trailer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100
Trip recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -.2 2 to 25
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Tyres
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U Unlocking the boa1or tailgate . . . . . . . . . 19

Unlocking the steerlng . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
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V Van. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Vent~lation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..34. 35 36
N Number plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77

Number plate lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
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Jump startmg .
R Rear screen demisling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
~evels
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Llghler
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Loading
Laadlng lhe roof rack . . . . . . . . . . .100
Lacking the doors and boo1 or lailgate 18. 19
Locks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Lubricanls . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136. 137
S Seatbelts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Setvice indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 28.29
Selting on. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 6 0 61
Side airbags. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..52, 53
Side impacl absorbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 5 4
Side lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. 7 6
Snow chains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106
Sparewheel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74
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Starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.
Starting from anolher battery . . . . . . . . . . . - 8 6
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Steering wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44
Steering wheel controls . . . . . . . . . . . ..30. 31
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Storage compartments
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Sun roof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Sunvisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Tailgate . . . . . . . . . . . .;.. . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Technical data:
consumption . . . . . . . .P'. . . . . . . . . . . . . .94
Diesel engines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92
Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96
Petrol engines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..90.91
Towing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88
Towing weights and loads . . . . . . . . . . . . .93
W Warning lights and gauges
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Warning lights:
Antl-lock braking system ABS . . . . . . . . . . 27
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Baltery charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Brake fluid low . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Central alert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -.2 6
Choke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Coolant low . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 2 6
Diesel engine pre-heat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Door open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Engine autodiagnostics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 2 6
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Engine ail pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Front airbags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Front brake pad wear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 2 7
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Fuellow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
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Handbrake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Side alrbags. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.2 7
Water in diesel tiller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Wash-wipe reservoir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
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Washing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104.105
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Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
Winter precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
Y O U R 3 0 6 AT A G L A N C E
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This first section is an extract of the principal points in the handbook, intended
to familiarise you with the equipment in your vehicle, so that you rapidly feel at
ease with it.
For more information, refer to the page in the handbook
indicated by the symbol shown here.
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YOUR 306 AT A GLANCE: SECURITY
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SAFETY
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AIRBAGS'
operational check
ENGINE IMMOBILISER*
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This locks the engine control system and

therefore prevents starting of the vehicle by
anyone who has not got the key,
Front airbags
Operation
When the ignition isswitched on. the key code
is recognised by the engine immobiliser system and starting is possible.
The engine immobiliserautomaiicallylocksthe
engine control syslern a few moments after
the ignition has been switched off.
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Side airbags
These warning lights come on when the ignition is switched on and go out six seconds
later.
DEADLOCKING
Deadloc~ng is an aadlttoval secur.ty dev ce
Wnen it IS operalea, it prevents operation of
tne inter or and exterior door nana es
Where a passenger aiIbag is fitted:

- do not place a rear-facing child seat on the
front passenger seat:
- d o not place your feet on the fascia cover
LOCKING THE DOORS

Infrared remote control'
This controlsthe locking and unlocking of the
doors and boot or tailgate.
Point the remote control towards the receiver
under Ihe interior mirror from a distance of
less than 5 metres.
Avoid:
- pointingthe transmitter away irorn the recelver
-transmitting from more than 5 metres from
the vehicle
- having any obstacle between the transmitter and the vehicle.
Two methods of operation

Uslng the remote control:
To lock: press bunon A.
To deadlock: press button A, then press button B.
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Using the ignition key:

To lock: turn the key towards the rear.
To deadlock: turn the key towards the rear and
hold it for 1 second.
To unlock: turn the key towards the front.
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Confidential card
This shows the identification code which is
required 11any work is carried out on the
system by a PEUGEOT dealer. This code is
hidden by a film which must not be removed
unless required.
Keep your card in a safe place, never in your
vehicle.
' According to specification
SEAT BELTS
Pre-tensioning seat belts'
I Height adjustment
FUEL SUPPLY CUT-OFF SWITCH'

Should a serious collision occur, your vehicle
is fined with a system which prevents fuel
from reaching the engine.
To restore the supply, press the switch I .
Y O U R 3 0 6 AT A G L A N C E : C O M F O R T
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Rear fog lamp on
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LIGHTING
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Lighting control
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Lights off
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Front fog lamps on

Side llghls
Fronurear fog lamps on

beam head
F R O N T WINDSCREEN WIPERS
3 High speed wipe
2 Normal speed wipe
1 Intermittent or automatic wipe
o Stop
4 Single wipe
Pulllng the stalk towards you washes the
windscreen with limed sweep and washes
the headlights if the dipped hkadllghts are
on'.
REAR WIPER*
5 Stop
6 Intermittent wipe
7 Wash-wloe
'According to specification
DRIVER'S ELECTRIC WINDOW'

Normal operation: gently pull or push switch
1.The window stops as soon as the switch is
released.
One-touch operation: firmly pull or push
switch 1. Pressing once opens or closes the
window completely. One-touch closing is only
possible with the engine running.
A D J U S T I N G T H E SEATS
1 Forwards-backwards adjustment.
2 Seat back angle adjustment.
3 Driver's seat heighladjustment':
pull the telescopic handle and pivot it.
4 Lumbar adjustment.
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There is a holder for the fuel filler cap.
A label on the inside of the flap shows which
fuels are permitted and which are prohibited.
To close:
Push the flap back l o lock it.
ELECTRIC MIRRORSL
Turn the control 2 to the right or to the left to
select the corresponding mirror.
Move control 2 in the four directions to adjust
the mirror.
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Fuel filler flap, filling wlth fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Equipment .Comfort
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Instrumentpanel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
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Serviceindicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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Controlpanel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Heatinoandventilation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
A i r c o n d ~ t i o n i n g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
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Mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
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OPENINGS: Keys
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Opening and closing the doors from

the outside
Using the key
To open, turn the key and then pull the handle.
To lock, turn the key. Each lock secures the
corresponding door.
Using the key and the central locking
system'
6 open or lock all the doors and boot or
tailgate, turn the key in the lock of the driver's

door
ihe doors and the boot or tailgate will lock or
unlock automatically.
1 Locking control
2 Openlng handle
Using the remote control*

Point the remote control towards the receiver
below the interior mirror from a distance of
less than 5 metres.
Press the button on the remote control.
The doors and boot or tailgate will lock or
unlock automatically.
If the remote control does not work, press the
button again, changing the angle of aim.
Wait at least one second before pressing the
button again.
Avoid:
- pointlng the transmitter away from the
receiver
-transmitting from more than 5 metres from
the vehicle
- having any obstacle between the transmitter
and the vehicle.
Impottant: ensure that the batteriesare in good
condition. The red indicatorlight indicates that
the transminer is operating correctly, it does
not indicate opening or locking of the doors.
Lockins or unlocking the boot or tailgate

Using the key
To open the boot or tailgate turn the key then press bunon 1.
The light is controlled by opening the boot or tailgate.
Changingthe remote control batteries

A red ind~catorlight indicatesthe condition of
the batteries. These must be replaced when
the indicator light no longer comes on.
Undo the screw then unclip the cover in order
to galn access to the two batteries (CR 2016
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Closino the tailgate

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To close the tailgate, pull one of the interior grab handles.
' According to spec~fication
Child safetv
This prevents opening of the rear doors from
the inside.
Turn the control 1 a quarter turn using the
i he
nition
doors
key.can still be opened from the out-
9side.
OPENINGS: Bonnet
Filling with fuel, fuel supply cut-off
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Bonnet
Inside the vehicle: Pull the handle
Outside the vehicle:

Raise the handle 1 and support the bonnet as
it rises.
Bonnet struts
The struts open the bonnet and keep it open.
To close:
Lower the bonnet and release it at the end of
~ t stravel. Check that it is secured correctly.
Fuel filler flap
Filling with fuel
Fuel supply cut-off switch'
To open: firmly pull the handle on the fioor to

the outside of the driver's seat.
To close: from outside, push the flap back
and check that it is secured correctly.
Switch off the engine.
Should a serious collision occur, your vehicle

is fitted
from
reaching
with athe
system
engine.
which prevents fuel
A
There
labelisona the
holder
inside
for of
thethe
fuel
flap
filler
shows
cap. which
fuels are permittedand which are not allowed.
Tank capacity: approximately 13.2 gallons
(60 litres).
TO restore the supply, Press the switch.
'Accarding to specification
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EQUIPMENT: I N S T R U M E N T P A N E L
EQUIPMENT: I n s t r u m e n t p a n e l
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1 Low coolant level'
10 Battery charge
2 Headlight maln beam
11 filght indicator
3 Pre-heat (Diesel)
12 C10:k
19 Seat belt not faslened warning light'

21 Choke warnlng light'
22 Front airbags warnlng light'
4 Headlight dipped beam
13 Front fog lamps*
5 Water in fuel filter warning I~ght.(D~esel)
14 Rear fog lamp
6 Speedometer
15 ABS: anti-lock braking system'
25 Tr~precorder and service indicator
7 Left ~ndicator
16 Fuel gauge
26 Coolant temperature gauge
8 Low oil pressure warnlng l~ghl
17 Low fuel level
9 Handbrake and low brake fluld level
18 STOP warning
23 Autodiagnostics'
1 Low coolanl level'
ID Banery charge
2 Headlight main beam
11 Right indicator
21 Choke warning light'
12 Rev counter
22 Side airbags warning light'
13 Front fog lamps'
23 Front airbags warning light'
14 Rear fog lamp
24 Autodiagnostics'
15ABS: anti-lock braking system'
25 Trip zero reset and clock selling button
3 Pre-heat (D~esel)
5 Water in fuel liller warning light' (Diesel)
24 Trlp zero reset and clock setting button
Accord~ngto specification or destinat~on
6 Speedometer
16 Fuel gauge
26 Trip recorder and service indicator
7 Len indicator
17 Low fuel level
8 Low o ~pressure
l
warning llght
18 STOP warning
9 Handbrake and low brake fluld level
19 Seat belt not fastened warning light'
' According
to specification or destination
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EQUIPMENT: Instrument panel
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11
12
13
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1 LOWcoolant level'
11 Rlgiit indicator
2 Headlight main beam
12 Rov counter
22 Choke warning light'
3 Pre-heat (Diesel)
13 Front fog lamps'
23 Stde airbags warning light'
14 Rear fog lamp
5 Water in fuel filter warning light' (Dlesel)
15 ABS: anti-lock braking system*
6 Speedometer
16 Fuel gauge
7 Left indicator
17 Low fuel level
8 Low oil pressure warning light
18 Oil gauge
9 Handbrake and low brake fluid level
19 STOP warning
10 Battery charge
20 Seat belt not fastened warning light'
15
24 Front airbags warning light'

25 Autodiagnosticsl
26 Tr~pzero reset and clock setting bunon
27 Trip recorder and service indicator
' According to specilication or destination
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EQUIPMENT: Warning l i g h t s a n d g a u g e s
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A warning light which remains permanently lit indicates that the unit concerned
is not operating correctly. Do not ignore
this warning: contact a PEUGEOTdealer as
soon as possible.
Handbrake a n d l o w brake
f l u i d level w a r n i n g light
Indicates either:
-that the handbrake is applied or has not
been fully released
- an exceisive drop in the brake fluid level (if
the warning light remains lit even when the
handbrake is released). You must stop.
Contact a PEUGEOTdealer.
L o w coolant level warning

light*
You must stop.
Wail unt~lthe englne cools belore
topping up.
The cooling circuit IS pressurised.
When opening to top up, turn the cap to the
first nolch lo reduce the pressure.
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer.
;;$liagnostics
warning
C-,JIndicates either:
-faulty operation of the injection
system
-faulty operation of the ignition system
There is a risk of damage t o the catalytic
converter if your vehicle is fitted with one.
Conlact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as poss~ble.
You must stop.

B a t t e r y c h a r g e w a r n i n g light
lndicates either:
- faulty operation of Ihe battery
charging circuit
- loose banery or starter terminals
- a broken or loose alternator drive belt
- an alternator fault
011pressure w a r n l n g l i g h t
Together w~ththe STOP warning
l~ghl
YOUmust stop.
Indicates e~ther.
-oil pressure is too low
a lack ol oil in Ihe ii~bricatingcircuit
Top up the oil level if necessary.
rl
STOP w a r n i n g l i g h t
(Together with the oil pressure
warning light)
Coolant temperature gauge

- needle In zone (A), the temperature is correct.
- needle in zone (B),the temperature is too
high.
The STOP warning light comes on.

You must stop.
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Warning l i g h t s a n d g a u g e s
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Ig;t?r
i n diesel filter w a r n i n g
((according t o destination)
Risk of damage to the injection

pump.
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer as soon as
Possible.
Oil g a u g e
When the ignition is on, this indicates the oil
level:
The reading is only valid if the vehicle is on
level ground and theengine has been switched
off for 10 minutes.
- needle in zone C, the oil level is correct
-needle in zone D, check the oil level using
the dipstick and top up if necessary
Never exceed the maximum level on the
dipstick.
Tne o eve1 inaicalor goes out approximately
:5 seconas after swltcning on the 'gnit~on.
whetner yo. nave starlea lne engone or not.
Diesel p r e h e a t
Walt unt~lthe warnlng light has
LJ
gz:A
%%s%%rnlng
Ihght
does not come on d the engine IS
warm
F r o n t airbags*
L A
S i d e airbags*
The warnlng l~ghtscome on
for 6 seconds when the lgnltlon IS swltched
on, then go out.
Warning: if the warning lights
- do not come on when the ignitionis switched
on or,
- do not go out alter 6 seconds or,
-flash for 5 minutes then remain lit, contact
a PEUGEOT dealer.
Anti-lock braking system

(ABS) w a r n i n g light*
If this is permanently lit it indicates
that the ABS is not working. The
vehicle still operates using conventional
servo-assisted braking.
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Choke*
p
s that the choke IS pulled
L o w fuel warning light
lndicates that there are less than
1.3gallons(6 litres) of fuel remaining
in the fuel tank (capacity approximately 13.2 gallons-or 60 litres).
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EQUIPMENT: S c r v i c e
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This is a visual reminder of when the next
service IS due.
Operation
When the ignition is switched on. the spanner
symbolis~ng"service due" lights brlefly and
the display shows the distance remaining
before the next service. The symbol then
goes out and the dispiay works as normal.
Within 500 miles (1000 km.) of a service
being due, the symbol remains permanently
lit. When a service is overdue the symbol and
the excess distance flash inillally, the symbol
then stays lit.
dicator
Service indicator
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When the distance remaining before
the next service i s less than 500 miles
(1000 km), except for the first service.
Example: 300 miles (or km.) remain before

the next service is due.
When a service is overdue.

~
~ time
~ the
1
ign,tlon
,
is switched on
for 5 seconds, the symbol and the excess
distance flash.
Setting
if your vehicle IS used in ceriain parllcularly
arduous conditions. You must follow an
"arduousconditions"serviceschedule with reduced service intervals (refer to the Warranty
and Maintenance Record Booklet)
Example: the service is overdue by 300 mlles

(or km.).
Normal maintenance
Petrol 9.000 miles (15.000 km) or every year
Diesel 6,000 miles (10.000 km) or every year
Example: 4600 miles (or km.) remain before

the next service is due.
6 months
Comment: d avear (or 6 months under arduWhen Ihe ignition is switched on and for
5 seconds.
normal or arduous conditions as follows:
When the ignitlon comes on and lor

5 seconds.
5 seconds alter the iqnition has been
5 seconds after switching on the ignition the
display resumes normal operation.
5 seconds after the iqnition is switched on.
- Press and holdbunon 1
- Switch on the ignition

- T h e display begins a 10 second countdown
.&lease the button before the countdown
finishes
-The current setting is displayed
-Each brief press of bunon 1 alternates the
Setting.
Reset
When the service has been carried out, reset
as follows:
- Switch off the ignition
- Press and hold bunon 1
-Switch on the ignition
- The display begins a 10 second countdown
- Keep button 1 pressed for 10 seconds
-The
disappears
display shows 0 and the service key
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First service (Warranty service)

After covering 1000 miles (2000 km), the
service symbol lights. The first service is
now due.
EQUIPMENT: Steering w h e e l controls

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Fog l a m p s
Opera! on s oy ILrnlng the rmg The post on
s snonn oy Ine warn no I ghts on tne fascla
Direction indicators
Left: move !he stalk downwards
Righl move the stalk upwards
Rear (Ring 6)'
Horn
Press the end of the stalk
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Front and rear fog lamps (Ring C)'

Fog lamps off
Lights off
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Dippedlmain beam headPull the stalk towards you to

chan e the setting.
~ e a d i g hflash:
t
flick the stalk
towards vou.
Note: d t h the ignition switched off, on
opening one of the front doors, a buzzer will
sound ~fyou forget to switch off the lights.
rn
A u t o m a t i c wipe'
Your vehicle is fitted with a rain sensor.
in position 1, your windscreen wipers operate
automaticallv and a d d t o an a~DroDriate
s w e d d e.~ e n d l n aon'the amourit of rain.
This function must be re-selected after
switching off the engine or starting.
TO do this. change the ~ositionfrom 1 to 0
or from 1 to 2, then retum to position 1.
This operation is indicated by one or two
sweeps of the wipers to allow the sensor to
detect the condiiion of the wlndscreen.
Fog lamp off
Rear fog lamp on

This operates with the dipped and
main beam headlights.
Switchingoff theside lights switches
off the rear fog lamp.
F r o n t lights
Operation IS by turning ring A
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Warnlng: the rear fog lamp
dazzles.
I t is prohibited in clear weather
or rain, both day a n d night.
Do not forget to switch it off when it is no
longer necessary.
Front windscreen w i p e r s
3 High speed wipe
2 Normal speed wipe
1 lntermittent or automatic wipe
0 Stop
4 Single wipe
Warning
DOnot aftach anyfhing to the upper centre
section of the windscreen as the rain sensor
must not be obscured.
wipe function.
Front fog lamps on
These operate with the side lights and the

dipped and main beam headlights.
p
~andt rear fog lamps
These operate with the side lights, thedipped

and maln beam headlights.
Switching off the side lights returns the
selection to front fog lamps only.
Front w a s h - w i m a n d headlight wash*

Pull the wiper s i l k towards you:~he headlight wash operates if the dipped or main
beam headlights are on.
Rear screen w i p e r
Operation is by turning ring A.
lntermittent wipe
Rear wash-wipe
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EQUIPMENT: Control panel
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Control p a n e l
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1 - Lighting rheostat*
7 - Lighter
Dim or brighlen the instrument

panel li hting by turning the knob.
This on?y operates when the exterior lights are on.
Press and wait a few moments until

it pops out automatically.
Depending on the vehicie's load, it

is advisable to adjust the headlight
beam.
0 - 1 or 2 people in the front seats
1 - 5 people
2 - 5 people +maximum authorised load
3 - Driver + maximum authorised load
This adjustment must only be carried out with
the lighting stalk in the dippedlmain beam
headlights position.
Initial setting: 0
8 Hazard warning lights

The switch and the directionindicators flash.
This controls the indicator lights simultaneously and permanently.
Only use in case of danger, in an emergency
stop or for driving in unusual conditions.
They can operate with the ignition off.
2 Headlight height adjustment*
6 Digital clock'
Setting:
1 -Setting the hours
2 - Setting the minutes
9 Rear screen demisting

3 - Adjustable central vents for heating,
ventilation and air flow.
5 - Heating, ventilation and air condi4 Audio equipment location
Outside temperature display'

This displays the outside temperature. When
it is between minus 3" C and 5" C the "C
symbol flashes to show there is a risk o l Ice.
Rear screen (and mirrors)' electr~c

demlstlng control.
Goes out automatically after
approximately 12 minutes to avo~dexcessive
Power consumption.
Pressing the button again will operate the
demisting for another 12 minutes.
tioning controls
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COMFORT: Ventilation
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Ventilation
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Ventilation
1 -Windscreen demisting or de-icing vents
2 - Front windows demisting or de-icing vents
3 - Side vents
4 - Central vents
5 -Air outlet to the front footwells
6 -Air outlet to the rear footwells.
Advice on use
- Position the air flow control at a sufficient level to ensure correct renewal of air in the passenger
comparlment.
- Select the most suitable air distribution for your requirements and the climatic conditions.
- Select a suitable temperature setting and only modify it gradually for your comforl.
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COMFORT: H e a t i n g l v e n t i l a t i o n
COMFORT: A i r c o n d i t i o n i n g
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1 Adjusting the air distribution

To direct hot or cold air, position control 1 in the desired position:
Windscreen and slde windows
Footwells only
b V V $ e c ~ , side uindows and

Side and central vents
To quickly de-ice or demist the windscreen and the s ~ d ewindows, set the heating and air flow
controls to maximum.
To obtain even air d~stribution.ensure that the external air intake vent and the ventilation vents are
not blocked and that the air can move freely under the front seats.
Used on its own, it prevents the entry of outside air (dust, unpleasant odours) but there
is a risk of misting of the windows.
Avoid continuous operation in interior air
recirculation mode.
1 Switching on
Press the switch 1, the operating light will come on.
2 Adjusting the temperature

Turn the control 2 to the blue zone (cold) or the red zone (hot)

To direct the hot cr coid air, place the control 3 in the desired position
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Windscreen and side windows
~VI-&KI~, side windows and
Footwells only
Important precautions:
O ~ e r a t ethe air conditionino svstem for 5 to
10 minutes once or twice am6nth to keep it
in good working order.
It is advisable to change the air conditioning
system fluid every two years
Ifthe system is not producing coid air, stop
using it and contact a Peugeot dealer.
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A i r c o n d i t i o n i n g wit11 t e m p e r a t u r e r e g u l a t i o n
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4 Adjusting the a i r flow
To d~rectthe hot or cold air, place the control

3 in the des~redposition.
In the AUTO positlon the flow is controlled

automatically in accordance with the temperature selected.
You can, however, adjust the flow manually
by turning the control 4 accord~ngto the
desired Ilow.
InAUTO mode, this equipment automaticaily
adjusts the temperature of the passenger
compartment according to your wishes (preset temperature). To do this, the electronic
control unit adjusts the temperature and the
flow of air at the vents and operates the air
conditioning system if necessary.
Windscreen and side w~ndows
This equipment provides optimum Comfort as well as dehumidifying

. - the air in the passenger
compartment.
In particular, it allows the temperature to be lowered in summer and the effectiveness of the
demisting to be increased in winter.
1 Switching on
Press the switch 1, the operating light will come on
2 Adjusting the temperature

Turn the control 2 lo the blue zone (cold) or to the red zone (hot).
On positioning the control in the white zone the system automatically controls the operation 01 the
air condit~oning.This ensures a comfortable temperature whatever the climatic conditions may
be.
Temperature selection in auto mode requires 12 to 15 seconds before the required temperature
is reached.
Air c o n d i t i o n i n g w i t h temperature r e g u l a t i o n
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nside ,windows and
5 Recirculation of interior a i r
Foolwells only
Side and central vents
Press tne swtch 5, me In0 calor I:gnt comes

on.
The air conditioning comes into operation
automaticaily.
This position must only be used in exceptional
circumstances to:
- improve the performance of the air conditioning
-prevent the entry of external air (dust, unpleasant odours)
- speed up heating of the passengercompartment with a risk of misting of the windows.
Special features
If the air distribution control is in the windscreen de-icing position, the air conditioning
system will start operating automatically when
the engine is switched on.
If the air flow control is in the AUTO position.
and air recirculation is selected, air conditioning will start automatically in order to
prevent condensation on the windows.
When you switch on the ignition, the air conditioninqwill automaticallyretum to the operallng moae ~t$vas,r wnen it ,vas last used. If
the inside temperature is greatly oitferentfrom
tne required temperatule dosplayedan0 Ine
outslde temperature is above 5" C the air
conditoning wlll s$v;tch on automat:cally
regardless of the posltlon of the a r t ow
control.
When the ignitionisswitchedon, if the system
had been in air recirculationmode, the system
will automatically allow entry of outside air
unless the temperature in ihe passenger
compartment is over 30" C.
Important precautions :
Operate the air conditioning system for 5 to
10 minutes once or twice a month to keep it
in good working order.
It is advisable to change the air conditioning
system fluid every 2 years.
If the system is not producing cold air, stop
using it and contact a PEUGEOT dealer.
conditioningleads to an increase
in fuel consumption of approximately 2 to 3 miles per gallon
(0.5 lo 1litres per 100 km) (not included
in the conventional fuel consumption figures shown on page 96).
T: E l e c t r i c w i n d o w s
E Q U I P M E N T - C O M F O R ...............................................
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F r o n t electric windows'
Driver's electric window control
You have two options:
Normal operation: Lightly pull or push the
switch 1.The window stops when you release
the switch.
One-touch operation: Firmly pull or push the
sw~tch1. Pressingonce fully opens or closes
the window. One-touchclos~na
- is onlv possible wlth the engine Nnnlng
Temporary rear window immobilisation

control (child safety)
This allows the rear windows to be immobilised in any position.
Rear electric w i n d o w s *
1.Ceft rear electric window control
2.Right rear electric window control
Interior m i r r o r
~h~ interior mirror has two positions: day
(normal) and night (anti-dazzle).
~~~h~~~~from one to the other, push or pull
the lever on the lower edge.
Operate
M a n u a lthe
m i adjusting
rrors
lever in the four direclions to adjust.
Electric m i r r o r s
Turn the control 2 to the right or to the left to
select the corresponding mirror.
Move the control 2 in the four directions to
adjust.
NOTE: as a safety measure (with children

on board), remove the ignition key when
leaving the vehicle even for a short time.
Passenger's electric window control

Pull the switch 2.The window stops when you
release the switch.
When parked, the mirrors can be folded back manually.
' According to specification
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Warning: the glass of the driver's mirror is cpnvex'in order to eliminate the 'blind
spoi'! As a result, objects observed in Ihe mlrror are,closer than they appear. This
must be taken into account to correctly judge the d~stanceIn relation lo vehlcles
approaching from Ihe rear
'According to county
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- COMFORT: O n board comfort

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Front a n d rear c o u r t e s y lights
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Ltghts on wlth the door open
Lights permanentlyon with the key

in the accessories position or w~th
the ignition on
2 - Front courtesy light
Sliding electric s u n roof'

Open the cover.
TO open
Press the rear parl of the swttch 1
To close
f sw~tch1
Press the front part . ~ the
To tilt
Press the front parl of the sw~tch1
To close, press the rear part of the switch 1
Manual sun roof
Tilt the handle.
3 - Front left reading light
4 -Front r~ghtreading light
with the key inthe accessories

or ignition on
position, operate the corresponding switch.
sunvisor
To avoid direct dazzle, fold the sun visor
downwards.
In the event of dazzle from the front windows,
release the sun visor from its interiorfastener
and pivot it sideways.
The sun vlsors are fitted with a courtesy
mirror, with a concealing flap on the driver's
Side
Rear s c r e e n b l i n d (saloon)
Pull the blind by the centre tab then position
the hooks in the securing points.
Holdthe tab as the blind returns to its original
position after use.
nu rapm'.G.
push in fully.
Analogue c ~ o c k *
Settino the time lionition on):
Sun visor w i t h courtesy mirror and

light*
W~ththe ignition on, the mirror light comes
on automatically when the flap is opened.
R e a r ashtray
To empty, open and pull towards you.
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EQUIPMENT - COMFORT: F r o n t s e a t s
EQUIPMENT - COMFORT: O n b o a r d c o m f o r t
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A d j u s t i n g t h e h e i g h t of t h e s t e e r ing wheel
Pushthecontroi to unlockthesteering wheel.
Adjust the steering wheel to the desired
height and pull the control to lock it info
position.
Upper glove box+
glove box
To open the glove box. pull the handle or turn
the control.
Lock using the ignition key'
Adjusting t h e s e a t s
S t o r a g e c o m p a r t m e n t s (estate)
There are two storage compartments fitted
with elastic retaining straps, behind the luggage compalfment side trims.
Togain accessto astoragecompartment, pull
the handle towards you.
Forwards-backwards adjustment
m i s e the control I,slide the seat, release to lock
Adjusting the backrest angle

Turn the knob 3 to obtain the desired angle.
seat.
Adjusting the height of the driver's

P U out
~ the telescopic handle 4.
Lift the handle to raise, lower it to descend.
Lumbar adjustment'
Turn the knob 5.
Head restraints
Height adjustment: slide them.
The senin is correct when the upper edge
of the heaJrestraint is level with the top of the
head. This setting prevents excessive rearwards head movement in the event of a rear
collision
Adjusting the angle': tilt them.
TO remove the neaa restra nt, posit'on Iat
max,mum height, press tne tab at the lefthana base and remove
Storage pockets'
These are in the backrest of the front seats.
H e a t e d seats'
1 - Left front seat control
2 - Right front seat control
' Accord~ngto
specification
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Rear s e a t s ( e s t a t e )
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Before adjusting the seats and to prevent

damage to the seat belts, place them carefully
at the sides of the backrest.
The rear seat backrest can be folded in one
or lwo sections'
The additionallockingcontrol 1 locks the back

rest. It can be accessed from the luggage
compartment:
8 : Locked
0 : Unlocked
Locklng is essential to prevent access to
the luggage compartment l r o m the passenger compartment.
To fold t h e backrest:
- From inside the luggage compartment,
unlock the control 1 .
- Position the belt in the holder B.
- Unlock the backrest using the control A.
-Tilt the backrest.
When returning the backrest to its original
position ensure that the seat belts are
correctly positioned and that the backrest is
locked correctly.
To f o l d t h e r e a r seats:
- Insert the locking buckles in the hooks A.

- Pull the strap 1,
-tilt the seat cushion 2 against the front seats.
- Position the seat belt in the holder 3.
- Unlock the backrest using the controls on the side 3.
-tilt the backrest 4.
To tilt the rear seats, always starl wlth the seat cushion, never wlth the back rest (risk of
damage).
When repositioning, take care to avoid trapping the seat belts under the seat cushion or behind
the
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To remove the rear seat cushion(s) tilt the cushion through 90 degrees and remove it.
To replace the seat cushion: position it on the front securing plates and lower it into its normal
~osition.
Luggage cover
Access to the luggage compartment:
- f r o m the rear: fold the components like an
accordion.
- from the front (from the rear seats): raise
the part behind the backrest.
R e t a i n i n s nets*
The lasn:ng points pernil the use of a luggage
retaining net. A full helght load net's also
ava~lableas an accessory.
According to specification
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SAFETY: Front airbags

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Driver's airbag'
Ths alroag system nas oeen des~gnedlo
mavlmlse the salely 01 the dnder n the even! of
lronta col slmo However 110s sl ll uacessd,I
to wear aseat belt.The airbag !sonly deployed
when necessarv In the event of v~olent~ m pacts from which a seat belt alone would not
offersufficient protection. It is a dual system,
acting both on the a~rbagitself (a bag incor.
porated into the central part of the steering
wheel which inflates on impact) and on the
pretensioning seat belt (which pulls the body
against the seat).
In the event of a frontal ~ o l l ~ s ~
the
o nImpact
detector for the airbag and for the pre-tensioning seat belts records the sudden dece.
leration of the car at the moment of collision.
It sends an electric impulse to the module
situated in the centre of the steering wheel
and to the pre-tensioning retractors of the
front seat belts.
The airbag,folded i n the central pariof the

steering wheel, is treed and inflates instantaneously.
At the same moment, a force is exerted on
the reel spindle of the belts.
In afraction of asecond theairbag fills the
empty space between the steerlng wheel
and the driver, thus preventing the headand
the chest from being thrown forward.
In addition, the strap of the seat belt tightens, automatically reducing its freedom of
movement: the driver i s therefore firmly
held against the seat.
The energy ofthe impact is therefore partially
absorbed andthe effectivenessof the airbag
is greatly increased.
Immediately alter the impact, the gas in the
airbag escapes through an opening at the
OacK of lne c-snion. li does hot therefore
impede the visibility of the driver nor their
possible exit from the vehlcle.
Passenger airbag*
This operates simultaneouslywith the driver's
airbag and according to the same principle.
--
T h e frontal aifbaq
i s triactered:
-svstem
.
I n the event of s frontal collision, cepe:~.
dtng on Ihe oece.erallon Tnls oepends on
Ine eAac' nature of th? Impact
For the airbag to be fully effective, a seat
belt must be worn.
Front airbags
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T h e frontal airbag s y s t e m i s n o t triggered:

- I n thecase of a side or rear impact: it has
been designed to provideprotectionagainst
frontal collisions only.
- In Ihe event of a minor frontai collision, the
seat belt is sulfic~entto provide maximum
safety.
To ensure o p t i m u m operation:
Keep the original steering wheel: any other
steering wheel might cause the alrbag system
to operate at the wrong time or reduce the
effectiveness of the system.
Check the condition ofthe sea! beltsand their
anchorages frequently, especially after a
collision. If in doubt, contact a PEUGEOT
dealer.
Do not made any mootf cat~cnsto your seal
oelts, ano t I l e be.ls are changed, 0n.y use
I those authorised by PEJGEOT.
The system has been designed to be
completely operational for 10 years. Have it
I .replaced a l the end of this period. This
operation must be camedout by a PEUGEOT
dealer or another speclalist approved by
PEUGEOT.
I
The airbag i s an important

safety device whose operat i o n depends o n a certain
number of safety precautions
being followed:
- d o n o t drlve holding the steerlng
wheel b y its arms o r resting your
hands o n the centre pad.
NOTE:
The gas escaping lrom the cushion may be
a mild irritant.
The airbag s y s t e m c a n only b e u s e d
once
After the triggeringof thesystem it is therefore
necessary to have replaced:
-the complete alrbag steering wheel
-the passenger airbag
-the electronic control unlt
-the seat belt pre-tensioners, and to have
the entire system checked by a PEUGEOT
dealer.
After an accident, have the alrbag and the
entire retaining system checked. Any work
an the airbag system or the steering wheel
is strictly prohibited except for PEUGEOT
dealers.
-wear a correctly adjusted seat belt

d o not leave any object on the fascia
o r behveen the occuDant and the alrbag. I t could hampei the opcrotion of
the afrbag or In ure the occupant when
the alrbag I s deployed.
-ensure that the front passengers are
In the hablt o f slnlng i n a normal vertical nosition. not leanlna aaainst the
Operational c h e c k
This is confirmed by an indicator
light on the instrument panel which
lights up when the ignition is switchedon.
This indicator light goes out 6 seconds after
switching on the Ignition.
To prevent the system operating accidentally:

Never plerce lne alroi or sublect lt tc v o ent
b.ows V~sita ? E U G E ~ T
dea er for any u o r ~
#hathas lo oe done o i tne ven1c.e
Warning If the indicator light:

-does not light up on switchingon the ignilion
3r
does nor go out after 6 seconds or
-f,ashes for 5 mlnutestnen stabs on, contact
a PEUGEOT cea er.
Andspeelficall for vehlcies filied with
a passenger a h a g :
- d o n o t place a rear-faclng child seat
o n the front passenger seat
- d o n o t place your feet o n the alrbag
cover on the fascia.
1 .According to specification
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SAFETY: S i d e a i r h a g s
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The side airbag systern' has been deslgned
to maxlmlse the safety of front passengers in
the event of a side-on collision.
The systern is made up of two electronlc
control unlts fitted with impact detectors and
twoairbays integralwlth the frameof the front
seat backrests. Each airbag IS deployed independently of the other depending on the side
on which the impact occurs.
.n tne event of a s~de-oncoll son, lne mpact
aereclor analyses Ine sideways acce era1on
01 tne vehlce It sends an e.eclr c .mp-lse to
tneairbag. The alroag In the seal IS aep oyed
~nstantiyand inflates between tne occ-pant
ana the door. It absoros the energy of the Impan ana then del ates rapidly so tnat 11aoes
no! lmpeae the poss ole ex t of the occupant
from the vehicle.
'
The side airbag w i l l b e deployed:

- In the event of a side-on impact, depending on the deceleration. This depends on
the exact nature of the impact.
T h e s i d e airbag i s n o t deployed:
- In the event of a minor side-on collision
- I n the event of a front or rear impact
- I f the ignition i s not switched on
NOTE:
The gas which escapes from the airbag may
be a mild irritant.
The side airbag c a n only b e used
once.
After it has been deployed, the following
components must be replaced:
- the seat
-the electronic control unit
Following an accident, have the entire
system checked.
Any work carried out on the slde airbag
system Is strictly prohibited except for
qualified PEUGEOT personnel.
Side airbags
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To ensure o p t i m u m performance
The alrbag system i s an

imporiantsafetydevice whose
operation depends o n a certaln numberofsafetyprecautions being followed:
Check the condition of the seat belts and

their anchorages frequently, especially afier
an accidenl I1In doubt, contact a PEUGEOT
dealer
Do not make any modifications t o your
seat belts, ana 11the bells are changea. on y
Jse 'hose autnor sea by PE JGEOT
DO not cover the seats. Seat covers will
prevent the correct deployment of the side
airbags.
The system has been designed to be fully
operauonal for 10 years.
Have it replaced at the end of this period.
This operation must be carried out by a
PEUGEOT deaier or by another specialist
approved by PEUGEOT.
To prevent t h e airbags f r o m b e i n g dep l o y e d accidentally
Visit a PEUGEOT dealer for any work which
needs lo be done on the vehicle.
Operational c h e c k
Thls 1s conl~rmedby an
lgnltlon IS sw~tchedon, ~t ilghts lor appro

x~mately6 seconds and then goes out
-.
- does not go out afier 6 seconds or
-flashes for 5 minutes then stays on

to specification
- D o not remove the seats
- Never
secure or attach anything to the
fmnt seatbackrests as this may cause
Warning, if the indicator light:

-does not light upon switchingon the ~gnition
' According
- D o not cover the seats
Side airbags s t i c k e r
This sticker informs you of the presence of
side airbags.
It 1s attached to the side of each front seat.
Injury to the chest o r arms when the

slde airbag I s deployed
- Aways wear a correctly adjostedseat
belt
-DO notleave any objects between the
occupant and the alrba Thls could
Impede the operatlon o f i h e alrbag o r
injure the occupant o n deployment of
the airbag
-Ensure that the front passengers are
In the hablt o f slttlng m a normal vertlcalposltion, not leaning agalnst the
door panel.
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SAFETY: S e a t b e l t s
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Front seat belts

TO adjust the height of the front seat belts:
slide the upper mounting by pulling the control 1
~ i i a i t e the
n seat belts.
pull the strap then insert the end plece into
the buckle.
Front seat belts with pretensioners'
The front seat belts are fined with a sensor
which, in the event of an impact,triggers a pretensioner, which offers the occupants additional restraining protection. This system only
operates wlth the ign~tionon.
To be eHective, a seat belt must

be tightened as closely as possi.
ble lo the body
Deployment of the seat bellprelensioning
system may occur before and independently of the deployment of the airbag,
depend~ngon the seriousness of the
impact.
In all cases. the airbag warninglight comes
on.
F ~ I anI ~ ~ have
~ ~
~
the system
I checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.
The system has been designed to be fully
operational for 10 years.
Have it replaced at the end of this period.
Rear s e a t b e l t s
Saloon: The rear seats are fitted with three
inertia reel three-point seat belts.
Estate: The rear seats are fitted with two
inertia reel three-point seat belts and a lap
belt.
Never leave a child in a vehicle

exposed to the sun with the
windows closed.
Never leave the vehicle ke s
within the reach of children inside t i e
vehicle.
Where a passenger airbag
is fined, it is officially prohibited to install a rear-facing
child seat on the front
passenger seat
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Peugeot have considered child safety right from the design stage of the 306, but their safety also
dependson you.
To ensure maximum safety, observe the following advice :
Child seats:
All children under 10 years old should travel
insoecilicallv aooroved seats- in oassenaer
positions fin& i i t h seat belts.
Peugeot recommendsthe following systems:
6 j up to 9 months (to 22 Ibs. or 10 kg.):
"Toppy" (33 - 55 Ibs. or 15 - 25 kg) a rearfastened with atwo-POint (lap)

belt or a three-point belt (system with a tray).
Precautions
To prevent accidental opening of the doors:
Ihe
"Child Safety Lock"'
Also, never open the rear windows by more
than i l 3 .
Toprotectyoungchildrenfromthe sun: fit the
rear windows with sun blinds.
To prevent your children becoming bored on
long journeys, provide some entertainment,
try to create a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
stop
"Baby Sure": a rear facing seat secured

with a three-point seat belt, either on the
front' or rear seats.
@ From 9 months up to 3 or 4 years (20
35 Ibs. o r 9 16 kg.):
"RGmer Peggy": a rear-mountedseat, fastened with a two-point (lap) belt or a
three-point belt.
Use the buckle securing hooks when Ihe rear

seats are not occupied.
Side impact absorbers
The strengtheners incorporated in the front
doors ensure better protection in the event
of a side impact.
@ f r o m 3 Or4 years (over33 Ibs. or15 kg.):

"Romer Verio" (33 - 55 Ibs. or 15 - 25 kg)
a rear-mounted seat, fastened with a
two-point (lap) belt or a three-point belt
(system with a tray).
1- '
''
' According
to current legal requirements
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S E T T I N G O F F - D R I V I N G : E n g i n e i m m o b i l i s e r .......................................... ....................................................................................................................................
Engine immobiliser
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1
Operation
The keys which were given to you on delivery
of your vehicle have an electronic chip integral
with the plastic part of the key.
Each key therefore has a special code
When the ignltion isswitched on the key code
is recognised ~y the engine immobiliser system and starting is possible.
II tne dey does not nave a cooe or has a
d.f1ercn1code from that sloreo n Ine system
memory, lhe veh cle w I not slat
The engine immobiliser automatically locks
the enoine control svstem a few moments
t; ignition has been switched off.
after h
Engine immobiliser*
This locks the engine control system and
therefore prevents starting of the vehicle by
anyone who has not got the key.
Additional key
You can memorise up to 5 keys.
If you require an addit~onalkey or wish to
changea faulty key, you must visit a PEUGEOT
dealer
1 1
Confidential card
This shows the identification code which is required if any work is carried out on the system by a
PEUGEOT dealer. This code is hidden by a film which must not be removed Unless requ~red.
Keep your card in a safe place, never in your vehicle.
ensure that you aregiven the confidential

- card
- i t is advisable to have the key codes
memorised b y a PEUGEOT dealer in
order to ensure that the keys in your
possession are the only ones whfch can
start the vehicle.
SETTING OFF - DRIVING: Starting

Starting
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Starting
Unlocking the steerlng
Gently turn the steerlng wheel at the same
tlme as turnlng the ignltlon key
Before startng. lt 1s advisable to press the
clutch pedal wh~leoperating the starter In
order to ease startlng of the englne
Startlng a petrol Injection engine

Do not press the accelerator
Operate the starter without releasing the key
unt~lthe englne runs
C ~ Sfor
N STOP
for Accessories
scMn for Running
T h e 4 p o s i t i o n s of t h e k e y
The ~gn~tion
1s on
Starting a p e t r o l carburettor
engine'
Englne cold
Pullthechokeoutfuily,thewamlng
ihght comes on, then operate the starter untll
the englne runs
push the choke back gradually, then fully In
as soon as poss~ble
Starting a d i e 1 e n g i n e
Eng~necold
Do not press the accelerator
Turn the key to posltlon M, the pre-heat
wamlng ilght comes on
Engine warm
Press the accelerator pedal down fully then
operate the starter untll the englne runs Do
not use the choke.
Engine warm
Do not press the accelerator.
Operate the starter
if the engine stops or does not respondlmme
dlately to the starter, wan a few seconds before starting again using the preheat
Walt untll the pre-heat warnlng l~ghtgoes out

then operate the starter In poslt~onD until the
englne mns smoothly
Note: according to speclficatlon, the p r e

heat warnlng light does not come o n if tho
englne i s sufliclently warm.
in t h e i g n i t i o n
The ignition is off but the accessories may be used

The battery warning light comes on.
S p e c i a l features o f t h e t u r b o d i e s e l
engine
Starting
Whetherthe engine is warm orcold, allow the
engine to idle for afew moments before accelerating.
The ignition is on, the following warning lights come on:

- Oil ressure
sTRp
BitteV charge
- Pre-heat (Diesel)'
- .A~,tndinnnoslirs'
.- .- -.- .- - . --
Switching o f l the engine

Wan until the en ine has returned to idle before switching of?
-ABS' comes on lor? seconas, (the warni~~g

ligl~ls l ~ o ~tlwa
la s
g? out when the veh cle exceeds a speea of 8 n p h (12 kmihy)
- Arbags', the warn.nJ ihghts come on fcr 6 seconds then 50 o,t.
uDu for Starting
Operates the starter. The warning lights go out
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Never ram a cold englne

Never run the engrne In a confined space
Ifthe
enghe cannot be swltchedoff using
lease the clutch to stahhe eeglne
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Automatic gearbox
SETTING OFF - D R I V I N G : Brakes, gearbox
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If you select a gear which is unsuitable for
the speed of the car, a safety system delays
the engagement of this incorrectly selected
Pear until your speed is appropriate for that
gear.
To start the engine, put the lever in position
N or P.
Gear changing points
These vary according to the position of the
accelerator and the speed of the car. If you
release the accelerator pedal sharply, the
gearbox will remain in the gear selected.
P o w e r steering'
This is a comfort device which offers the best
compromise for parking and driving at high
speeds
Anti-lock b r a k i n g system, ABS*
The anti-lock braking system comes into

operation automat~callywhen there is a risk
that the wheels may lock.
Handbrake
Application
When you have parked the vehicle, pull up
the handbrake to apply it.
TOease app lcatlon ana release of the nana.
oraKe, press the b r a ~ e
pedal ana p-l UP Ihc
nandbraKe with tne eng ne r-nn ng
Release
Press the button before releasing the handbrake.
The ABS warning light may come on as a

result of a wheel turning during work being
carried out on the car (changinga wheel etc.)
while the ignition is on (position M).
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M a n u a l gearbox
Observe the positions indicated on the gear
lever knob.
Reverse gear can only be engaged from
neutral when thevehicle i s stationary, with
the engine idling.
In the event of emergency braking, press

very firmly without reducing the pressure.
In some conditionsthe normaloperation of
the ABS may be felt as vibrations at the
brake pedal.
'According to speclfication
Automatic gearbox
To select a gear, press in the release bunon
on the lever handle.
Parking
R Reverse
N Neutral
D Drive all 4 automatic gears
3 First 3 automatic gears only
2 F~rst2 automatic gears only
Wltn the gear ever In pos'tion D, 3 or 2 to

0bta.n maxmum accelerationwltnout to-ch ng
the gear leve:, press the accelerator peoal
sharply to 11smax:mum. Depenaing on the
veh~clespeed, tnis will .esulr in an earlier
change lo a lower gear or a aelayeo change
to a higher gear.
Engine braking:
Move the gear lever to a lower position: D to
3, 3 to 2 or 2 to 1. Moving from position 2 to
1 is only to be used in exceptional circumstances, but never on a slippery surface.
Parklng brake
To immobilise the car after parlting it, move
the ear lever to position P, then apply the
hanibrake.
select position N when

(Never
the car is moving.
Never select positions 3-2-1 at
a speed greater than 90 rnph
(150 km/h)
Do not accelerate immediatelyyou engage position R (reverse).
Never engage position P or R unless the
car is stationary.
Do not rev the engine with the brakes
applied and with the gear lever in posilions 1,2,3,D or R.
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1 1.8 litre petrol engine. automatic gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
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m1.8 and 2 litre 16 valve petrol engines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69. .
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1 1.9 litre turbo diesel engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71
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Maintenance
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C h a n g i n g a w h e e l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
C h a n g i n g a b u l b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
mchangingluses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
.Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Fittingaudioequipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
.Towing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Technical data
Pages
.Identification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89
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Engines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Towingweightsandloads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
.Consumption
r T y r e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
.Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
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CHECKS: Levels
L
evels
....................................................................................................................................
........................................................................................
Intervals
Refer to the 'Warranty and Maintenance
Record Booklet" or contact a Peugeot dealer
,
/
Changing the oil

Your vehicle must have its oil changed in
accordance with lhe maintenance schedule.
Brake p a d s
P o w e r steering*
As brade prto wear depelds on I r e style o. I The level should always be belween the MIN
or v.ng n part c-lar tor ven cles wntch arc and MAX marks.
used ntonn or tor snonjo4rnefsorwntcn are
dr ken n a spon, manner, Imay be necessa.
ry ro c'tec< :ne 'ntcmess ot tne pads even 1 B a t t e r y
between services.
1 As winter approaches, have your battery
checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.
In summer (30' C and above) or when the
Coolant
vehicle is in heavy use, check the electrolyte
level.
The levelshould always coverthe plates.
Engine cold: the coolant level must be
belween the MIN and MAX mark in the If necessary, top up with de-mineralised
expansion chamber after removing the cap.
Close fully by turning l o the second notch.
Always use a coolant which has been A i r filter
approved by the manufacturer(PELiGE0T)
The air filter element must be replaced at
If t h i s is not possible, top up with de- regular intervals. I f yet! drive in very dusty
m~neralised water and have the coolanl conditions, change 11twlce as often.
strength checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.
When the engine is warm, the coolant temperature is controlled by the engine cooling
fan. Because this fan is able to operate when
the ignitlon key is not in position and because
the cooling circuit is pressurised, allow the
engine to cool for at least 1 hour before
carrying out any work.
Topping up i s necessary between oil

changes.
tvlaxlmum 0 1consumpllon IS 0.5 lltres per
600 miies (1000 km).
To keep the engine and emission control
components in good working orderdo not use
addittves in the engine oil.
C h e c k i n g t h e o i l level
Check the level regularly.
The 011 level should be checked wlth the
vehicle on level ground, w ~ l hthe engine cold
and preferably before the first journey of the
day. Never exceed the maximum mark
There are two marks on the dipstlck :
O i l filter
Change the oil fllter in accordance with the
maintenance schedule.
Brake fluid
The brake fluid level should always be abwe
the MIN mark on the reservoir. if the level
drops substantially,contact a PEUGEOTdeaer
~mmediately.
Do not drive the vehicle ifthe red warning lighl
comes on.
Use fluids approved by the manufacturer
which meet the DOT 4 standard requirements.
Automatic gearbox
The level is to be checked with the car on level
ground, the engine warm and running, gear
lever in position P, using the dipstick.
Viscosity selection:
Follow the manufacturer'srecommendations
A = Maximum
6 =Minimum
F m n t a n d rear screenwash a n d headl i g h t w a s h reservoir'

Fur upt.!~-!I! deaf Ing performance, we advosethe use of prod..cts approbed oy PEUGEOT
(capac'ty 4 4 .itres witno-t head lght wash.
6 i'tres n th heaol gnt wasr) The lerel can
ue crlrcned uslng the plpette Integral w.tn the
reservoir cap.'
Warning:
Some enginesmaybe correctly
drained a n d filled using a
suction system under certain
conditions.
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer for ~nformation and advice on this subject.
74
MAINTENANCE: C h a n g i n g a w h e e l
changing a wheel
..........................................................................................
......................................................................................
T~ f i t t h e w h e e l
After posilioning the wheel, pre-lighten the
bolts using the wheelbrace.
Lower the jack and remove it.
I Fully tighten the wheel bolts using the wheelbrace.
( Fit the wheel trim starting with the section by
; the valve and press Into place using the palm
I of the hand.
Foryoursafety, always chang e the wheel:

- on level ground
- with t h e handbrake applied
- with first or reverse gear engaged
I f the wheel cannot be changed on level
gmund, chock the vehicle using, for example, a stone.
After changing the wheel

- Have the tightening of the bolts and the
tvre Dressure checked as soon a s
Access t o the spare wheel
The wheel is on the outside of the vehicle, under the luggage cornpartment, supported by a metal
carrier.
Take out the wheelbrace 1.
Using the wheelbrace, unscrew the spare wheel carrler securing bolt located under the carpet in
the luggage compartment
Raise the carrier l o release the hook rearwards, then lower the carrier.
Release the spare wheel and pull out the space-saver wheel. support handles.
Jack location
Saloon: the jack is in the boot 2.
Press the tab and open the retalnlng flap to remove ~ t .
Estate: the jack is in the spare wheel carrler 3. Open the storage box to remove ilThe jack handle
is in the luggage compartment, in the left hand storage cornpartment.
To r e m o v e t h e w h e e l
Remove the wheel trim using the wheelbrace
by pulling next to the valve.
Warning: your wheel trims are finished with
dummy nuts'. Do not use them lo remove
the trims!
Loosen the wheel bolts.
Position the jack at the closest jacking point
to the wheel to be changed.
Jack up the vehlcle, unscrew the bolts compieteiy and remove the wheel.
'According to specitlcal~on
II
I
Refitting t h e space-saver w h e e l in t h e
carrier
Position the support spacer 1 in accordance
with the fitting diagram.
Lift Ihe wheel in orderto ease repositioning it
in the carrier.
Do not forget to fully llghten the spare wheel
carrier securing bolt.
1-
dave
tbethe
punctured
wheel asposssrble.
repairea and
refit11
. . tc
venncle assoon
The space-saving spare wheel* fitted

with a 115nOR15 tyre m u s t o n l y used
a s a short-term measure:
-pressure: 61 f b In2 (4.2 bars)
- maximum speed: 50 m p h (80 k m h )
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76
M
AINTENANCE: Changing a b u l b
....................................................................................................................................
1
Changing a b u l b
1'..........................................
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77
~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~
Dippedlmain b e a m headlights
S ng e neao gnts one H4 55 OW o. D
Douo e neao lgrfs I n 0 H7 55W o. us
Changtng the bulbs
T,rn Ine p ah! c protector an<.ILI-10 L
D~sconneclIne conneclor
Press the spr ng to uncllp Ine u.
cnange II
and tnen
When I~ttlng,
ens.re tnat the d:recr~onnolcnes
are P O tlonea
~
correcl y an0 lnat the plas.1 c
protector IS secured correct y
Only nand.e the o u a .s!ng a ary c oln
Warning
r
,
,
sa
01 damage to tne dlppea,main
Deam neaa gnls
,,,
On y use 0410s s ~ p .ed

p oy tne follow ng
manulaclurefs
- TUNGSRAM
- PHILIPS
- OSRAM
- NORMA
These bulbs meet the UV-free specilicat~ons
necessary for the correct operation and
reliability of the headlights.
The headlights are fitted with polycarbon
glass wilh a protective coating. We strongly
advise against cleaning them using a dry or
abrasive cloth or using products which contain detergents or solvents.
Side lights W 5 W
Turn the piastlc protector and remove it. Turn
the pin a quarter turn and remove it.
Change the bulb.
Direction indicators P Y 2 lW
Turn the pin connector a quarter turn.
Change the bulb.
Direction indicator side repeaters W 5 W
Pull the rear part of the transparent cover and
detach the assembly.
Support the connector and turn the transparent cover a quarter turn.
Change the bulb.
R e a r l i g h t s (saloon)
- Unscrew the two wing nuts inside the boot.
- Remove the plastic cover.

- Disconnect the connector A by pressing the
metal bar.
- Disconnect the connector B by releasing the
tab (left rear light).
- Release the light unit.
- Pinch the tabs and remove the bulb holder.
- Change the faulty bulb.
1 Direction indicators PY21W

2 Fog lamp P21W
3 Reverslng lights P21W
4 Brake lightslside lights P2115W
5 Side lights R5W
OD:
.-L2;
OD:
L2 :
(d
0 :
-U
80
MAINTENANCE: C h a n g i n g a p a s s e n g e r c o m p a r t m e n t f u s e
....................................................................................................................................
able
of passenger compartment fuses
.............................................
Box containing 13 tuses
supply
Fuse
Functions
lnstrument panel, warnlng light, switch, aud~oequipment, air conditioning, lighter and ashtray
lighting, heated rear screen switch and hazard warning.
i1
11
11
Passenger c o m p a r t m e n t f u s e b o x
This is located to the driver's right, under the
steering wheel.
To open the unit turn the screw 114 turn.
The box includes spare fuses and a special
set of tweezers to remove and change the
fuses.
1
1
25A
25 A
25 A
I
I
Ventilation.
Heated rear screen switch and timer relay, heated seats switch.
Hazard warning switch, rear screen wiper motor.
I
I
Heated rear screen timer relay.
Box containlng 23 fuses
Engine ECU, hazard warning switch.
11
10 A
Instrument p i e l , reversing lights, catalytic converler thermostat, engine immobGer.

Caravan connector, courlesy light, instrument panel, lighter, audio equipment, luggage
compallment light switch, engine immobiliser.
1
(
1
10
30A
25 A
Front screen wiper timer and motor switch, instrument panel, audio equipment, stop switch,
courtesvliaht.
Fan, thermostat, lighting switch.
Lighting switch, rear fog light

Right side light
Box containlng 13 tuses
Box contalning 30 tuses
13
15 A
Left side light, right and left front side lights
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M
AINTENANCE: Table o f p a s s e n g e r c o m p a r t m e n t f u s e s
I....................................................................................................................................
Changing a f u s e
.................................................................................................................................
Box containing 23 fuses
Fuses
Supply
lOA
Audio equ~pmenl
5A
Engine imrnobliser. Ihermostat, automatic gearbox selector lever lighllng. shin lock relay, i n s t ~ m e npanel.
t
10 A
~ t g h rear
t
$#astight
Heated rear screen switch, heated rear screen timer relay: cwnesy light, venlilal~onsupply relay,
7
8
Functions
Functions
1
-
9
5A
1 Front side lights, let! rear side llghl
-
20 A
Reverring Ilghts,cataiytic convener lhermoslal. ABS, pressonat, air conditioning compressor relay, ran, day running iighls and dipped headilghts relay.
14
1 5 ~
Central tocRing ECU.
15
30A
Hazard warning, ran. Ihermoslat, counesy Ilght, engine ECU.
16
18
19
5A
Engine immobiiiser, thermostat, aulomatic gearbox selector lever lighting, shift lock relay, instrument panel.
15 A
Over-speeding buzzer, alarm ECU,
10 A
Right rear side light
10 A
Heated rear screen switch, heated rear screen timer relay; courtesy light, ventilation supply relay.
10 A
Front fog lights
20 A
Lighting switch, dipped headlights and alarm Supply relay.
20A
10A
Reariog lamp.
10 A
Air ~ondllonlng,lighting meortat, switch Ihghling, rear wlndar isolation switch, audio equipmenl, hazard wamlng switch, heated rear screen swltch.
clock and lemporaturedisplay.
20
21
30A
23
Shunt
24
30 A
25
5A
26
20 A
27
Audio equipment.
Shunt
-
12
10 A
1A
Air candilianing. ventilalian.
Front screen wipers motor, timer, ielayand switch

Audio equipment. iuggago compailmcnt Ilghling, etectrlc aerial. clock and lernperaturs d~splay,englne immobllirer, ~nstrumenlpanel, dam.
Caravan connector
1:
1(
Shunt
Front side lights, left rear side light.
10
28
15 A
Central tacktog ECU. front windows and sun r w f reiay, slop w i t h , lnnrument panel, dwh and temperature dlsplay, tronr riper moloi
30 A
Engbe running supply, fronlwlndows and sun root reky,
30
15 A
Rain sensor, hazard warning switch, glove campanment Ilghting.electric windows and mirrors switch, wunesy Ihght.
Rear windows relay
11
30A
29
5 A
30A
13
l4
20 A
Reversin lights, catalylic converter thermostat. ABS, pressostal, air conditioning compressor relay, fan, day runnin~
lights antdipped headlights relay.
15 A
Central lock~ngECU, alarm ECU
30 A
Hazard warnlng, fan, thermostat, courtesy Itght, engine ECU
84
85
MAINTENANCE: T a b l e o f p a s s e n g e r c o m p a r t m e n t f u s e
!.....................................................................................................................
Changing an engine compartment fuse
.................................................................................................................................
'*...
Fuses
Supply
16
20 A
Fuse
Functions
Lighter
16A
17
20 A
Alarm headlamp relay
18
10 A
Rear fog lamp
19
20
30 A
Heated seats switch.
21
30 A
Air conditioning, ventilation.
22
20 A
Rear windows relay
23
Shunt
24
30 A
Air conditioning, light~ngrheostat, switch lighting, rear window isolation switch. audio equipment, hazard warning
switch, heated rear screen switch, clock and temperature display
Functl~ns
Supply
40A
Fan
40 A
Fan, instrument panel
20 A
Headlight wash timer relay
15 A
Petrol pump
i The
box containing 1 5 fuses and the maxi
fuse box are under the bonnet.
To galn access tothe fuses, unclip the covers.
8
Front screen wipers motor, timer, relay and switch
."
25
5A
26
20 A
Caravan connector.
27
30A
Heated rear screen timer relay.
28
15 A
Central locking ECU, front windows and sun roof relay, stop switch, instrument panel, clock and temperature
display, rear wiper motor.
29
30 A
Engine running supply, front windows and sun roof relay
14
10 A
Left dipped headlight
30
15 A
Rain sensor. hazard wamlng switch, glove compartment lighting, electric windows and mirrorsswitch, courtesy light.
15
10 A
R~ghtdipped headlight
Audio equipment, luggage compartment lighting, electric aerial, clock and temperature display, instrument panel, alarm.
11
10 A
t*
Petrol pump control, lambda sensor

Left main headlight
Right maln headlight
87
86
MAINTENANCE: Battery
Audio Equipment
....................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................................................
To start the vehicle and charge the battery
from another battery:
- Ensure that the connections are good :
Connect the red cable to the positive (t)
terminals of the two batteries.
-Connect one end of the green or black
cable to the negative (-) terminal of the
slave battery.
- Connect the other end of the green or black
cable toan earth point on thevehicle which
has broken down, as far as possible from
the battery.
-Operate the stalter, let the engine run.
-Wait for the engine to return to idle speed
and disconnect the cables.
Battery
To charge the battery using a battery charger :
Disconnect the battery, start~ngwith the negative (-) terminal.
Follow the instructions lor use given by the
battery charger manufacturer,
Reconnectstarting with the positive (+) term!.
nal.
Check that the terminals and connectors are
clean If they are covered w ~ t hsulphate
depos~ts(wh~teor greenlsh deposit), dlsconnect them and clean them
ll i s advisable to disconnect the battery if

the vehicle is not to be used for a period
of more than one month.
Fitting the speakers

he fictory-fined
equipmentenables titling of
165 mm speakers in the front doors and on
the rear parcel shell.
1 Fitting audio equipment
Never charge a battery without first disconnecting the terminals.

A permanent electrical suppiy is required
for the operationof the electronic systems.
After every disconnection of the battery
switch on the ignition and wail 10seconds
before starling. 11slight diflicullies are
experienced after this, please contact a
PEUGEOT dealer.
Your 306 i s factory-fltted w ~ t hcertaln

equipment:
Roof aerlal
-Aerial coax~alcable to I S 0 standards
- Baslc Interference suppression
-Supply to front speakers
I
- Supply to rear speakers

- 2 x 8-way connectors
All you need to do 1s connect the radlo
connectors and f ~speakers
t
Making the connections

Connector A
Ispare
2 spare
3 spare
4 +ve permanent
5 spare
6 +ve side lights
7 +ve accessories
8 -earth
Connector
1 + Rear nght-hand speaker
2 Rear right-hand speaker
3 +Front right-hand speaker
4 - Front right-hand speaker
5 + Front left-hand speaker
6 - Front left-hand speaker
7 + Rear left-hand speaker
8 -Rear left-hand speaker
89
88
MAINTENANCE: Towing
TECHNICAL DATA: I d e n t i f i c a t i o n
.................................................................................................................................... .....................................................................................................................................
Automatic gearbox
The front of the vehicle should be lifted;
however,ifthisis not possible,towing wllh the
wheels on the road is possible in exceptional
cases, provlded that the foilorving conditions
are obseNed :
- Addan extra2 lltresof Huid to theautomatic
transmission
- Do not tow the vehicle at a speed greater
than 30 mph (50 kmlh). The towing distance

must not exceed 30 miles (50 km.) (gear
lever in position N).
Remember t o remove the extra fluid and
top up the fluid t o the correct level.
'
;
,
I
,
To t o w your 306
Without lifting (4 wheels on the road)
You should always use a tow bar.
From the rear:

Open the cover by presslng the tabs on the
inside of the bumper.
Attach the tow bar to the towing eye.
From the front:

Attach the tow bar to the towlng eye
i
I
BYlifting (2 wheels on the road)

From the front or from the rear
B. Serial number on body

C. Paint reference
D. Homologation plate
E. 'l)rre pressure label (slde of driver's door)
A. Manufacturer's plate
1 : EU legislation'
2: Serial number
First 3 characters: manufacturer's code
Next 6 characters: model code
Last 8 characters: serial number
3: Gross vehicle weight (GVW)
4: Gross train weight ( G W )
5: Maximum front axle load
6: Maximum rear axle load
' According to destination
90
91
TECHNICAL DATA: P e t r o l e n g i n e s
T
ECHNICAL DATA: P e t r o l e n g i n e s
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MODELS
Model codes
7BK5A2
7EK5A2
ENGINES
7BL6A2
7EL6A2
7BL6A4
7EL6A4
7BR6E2
7ER6E2
7BKFXE
7BKFXT
7BKFXW
7EKFXE
7EKFXT
7EKFXW
7BNFZE
7BNFZW
7ENFZE
7ENFZW
TU32TR
XU7JPlK
XUlOJ4WK
TU3JP
TU5JP
Capacity (cc)
Bore x stroke
No. of valves
Max. power. EU standards (KW)
DIN standards (HP)
at rp.m.
1360
75 x 77
8
51.5 at 5400
1761
83x81,4
8
70 at 6000
1998
86 x 86
16
90 at 5500
1360
75 x 77
8
55 at 5500
1587
7 8 3 X 82
65 at 5600
Max. torque: EU standards (Nm)

DIN standards (mkg)
at r.p.m.
108 at 3800
142 at 3000
172 at 4200
111 at 3400
Leaded allowed
Leaded allowed
no
no
Leaded allowed
no
Fuel (1)
Catalytic converter
MODELS
Model codes
ENGINES
7BLFZP
7ELFZP
7BLFYE
7BLM
7BLFYW
7ELFYE
7ELM
7ELFYW
XU7JP
XU7JP4
XUIOJ4R
1761
83 x 81 -4
16
81 at 5500
1998
86 x 86
16
97.4 at 5500
7BRFVP
7ERFVP
7BRFVE
7ERFVE
Capacity (cc)
Bore x stroke
No. of valves
Max. power: EU standards (KW)
DIN standards (HP)
at r.p.m.
1761
83 x 81,4
8
74 at 6000
135 at 3000
Max. torque: EU standards (Nm

DIN standards (mkg]
at r.p.m.
153 at 3000
155 at 4250
180 at 4200
Unleaded
Unleaded
Fuel (1)
Catalytic converter
Unleaded
Unleaded
yes
(,
Unleaded
yes
yes
yes
yes
Automatic
(4 gears)
Manual
(5 gears)
Manual
(5 gears)
Automatic
(4 gears)
4.25(2) - 4.75(3)
2.4
4.25(2) - 4,75(3)
4.25
4.25
29
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GEARBOX
Manual
(5 geais)
Manual
(5 gears)
Automat~c
(4 gears)
Manual
(5 gears)
Manual
(5 gears)
Manual
(5 gears)
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I
I
GEARBOX
CAPACITIES (litres)
Engine (wlth filter change)
Gearbox - F~naldrive
3.5
(1) Recommended fuel for optimum performance
4.25(2) - 4,75(3) 4.25(2) - 4,75(3)

2,4
4.25
2
(2) With air conditioning
3.5
,
3,5
(3) Without air conditioning
CAPACITIES (litres)
Engine (with filter change)
Gearbox - Final drive
(1) Recommended fuel for optimum performance
(2) With air conditioning
(3) Without air conditioning
TECHNICAL DATA: D i e s e l e n g i n e s
TECHNICAL DATA: T o w i n g w e i g h t s a n d l o a d s (kg)
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Saloon
Model codes: 7 8
...
Kerb we~ght
Gross vehlcle we~ght(GVW)
G r o s s tram welght (GTW)
Unbraked traller
' Braked tra~ler(w~thinG W )
KFX
K5A
NFZ
LFZP
L6A4
LFY
L6A
RFV
R6E
RFVP
DJY
DHY
1040
1 505
2415
555
1200
1100
1 575
2475
585
1200
1130
1 615
2615
600
1200
1130
1 615
2615
600
1 200
1200
1635
2635
630
1200
1225
1 660
2660
650
1200
1110
1 590
2540
590
1 200
1165
1 635
2635
620
1200
LFZP
L6A4
LFY
L6A
RFV
R6E
RFVP
1 185
1 645
2 645
630
1 000
1 200
1 645
2 645
630
1 000
Estate
...
Model codes: 7E
.
-.
Kerb weight
Gross vehicle weight (GVW)
Gross train weight (GTW)
Unbrakedtrailer
Braked trailer (within GTW)
--
DJY
95
94
TECHNICAL DATA: C o n s u m p t i o n
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TECHNICAL DATA: T y r e s
....................................................................................................................................
SALOON
Engine
Gearbox
Model
code
TU3JP
MA-5
7BKFX
7EKFX
TU5JP
MA-5
7BNFZ
7ENFZ
SPECIFICATIONS
-Tyres
-Wheels
Emission of
165/70R13T
5.00 813 4.20
ppp . p
BE315
7BLFY
XU7JP
4HP14
185165 R14T
5.112 514 4.24
185165 R14T
5.112 514 4.24
185165 R14H
5.ln 514 4.24
185165 R14H
5.1/2 514 4.24
Gaod Year Eagla Tovnng

M I C ~ S IMXY3~Enely
~
Pirelli Pew0
DundP SP103s
Goal Year GTZE
Dunlop SPt03o
MlChel," Mxr EnerOy
PETROL
DIESEL
conllnsnlal Eco=oaacl
OvnlopSPPOE
Mlchalln MXT Ensmy
Plralli3WO
Pressurewhen cold lbfln2

27.2 (10.4)
45.6 (6,2)
36.7 (7,7)
-Rear
188 glkm
24.4 (11.6)
46.3 (6,l)
34,9 (8.1)
193 glkm
21.9 (12,9)
40.9 (6,9)
31.0 ( 9 , l )
220 glkm
7ELFY
7BLFZP
175/70R13T
5.50 813 4.20
continental ~ c contact
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(SPEClFlCP.TlONS
- Tyres
, -Wheels
7ELFZP
The lyre pressure label on the edge of the driver's door gives the lyre pressure.
p
p
p
XUiOJ4R
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7ERFV
22.1 (12,8)
40.4 (7.0)
7BRFVP
7ERFVP
20.6 (13.7)
39.2 (7,Z)
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31.0 (9,l)
219 glkm
29.4 (9,6)
Brands
Pressure when cold IMn2
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232 glkm
: Space-saver spare wheel'speed limited to 50 mph (80 kmlh) pressure = 61 bl1

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BE315
7EDJY
BE315
7BDHY
7EDHY
Fuel consumption values given correct at time of going to press
34.0 (8,3)
53.3 (5.3)
44.1 (6,4)
54.3 (5.2)
Tyres on the same axle must be identical.

Warning: the tyre pressure must be checked when cold.
it is prohibited to fit an inner tube to tubeless tyres and it is advisable to change the valve.
169 gIkm
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32.1 (8.8)
(4.2 bars)
Follow the specifications, original tyres must only be replaced by identical tyres (except if all four lyres are replaced).
Only use tyres recommended by the manufacturer in order to ensure that steering and road holding are not impaired.
7BDJY
The lyre pressure label on the edge of the driver's door gives the tyre pressure.
42.8 (6.6)
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DIESEL
PETROL
I n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h d i r e c t i v e 931116 m.p.g. (litres1100 km)
175 g!km
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Roof r a c k
Tyres
Fitting a roof rack

Use a roof rack or bars which have been
approved by PEUGEOT.
The tyre pressures must be checked t o

ensure that they always comply with the
manufacturer's recommendations.
Use the anchorage polnts specified by the

manufacturer (4 captive nuts under the top
door seals)
Caravans and towing

Tow bar:
Use a tow bar whlch has been approved and
recommended by Peugeot
Regularly grease the towlng ball Remove the
tow hltch as soon as you have flnlshedtowlng
Spread loads inside the caravan and observe
the load limit on the tow hitch (110 Ibs. or
50 ko maxl
Before settino off

Checkthetyre pressures,lighting and signalling
on the caravan or trailer.
Adjust the headlights in order to avoid dazzling
other drivers.
Practise manoeuvrina, esDeciallv reversina.
On the road
To!v~agincreases your stopping distance:
drive at a moderate speed change down well
in advance and brake g e h y - avoid sudden
changes in driving speed.
Towing increases fuel consumption: use a
wind deflector.
when in contact with the ground and there-
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fore reduce driving resistance
wheel. These checks must be carried out
when cold as the pressure gradually
increases as the tyres warm up while dliving.
Loading the roof rack

Observe the loading capacities and spread
the load evenly (165 Ibs. or 75 ka. max.).
Place the heaviest load as close to the roof
as possible.
Secure the load and flag any overhanging
load
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Correct tyre pressures ensure:
- better road holding

- accurate driving and ease af manoeuvring
- fuel economy, since the tyres deform less
-increased tyre life
The use of "environmentally friendly" tyres
allows a 3 to 5% reduction in overall
consumption.
Never deflate the tyres when they are

warm.
id:
-Driving wlth under-inflated tyres
-Hitting the kerb
-potholes
Tyre wear indicators

On the road
Sensitivity to side winds is increased: drive
smoothly at moderate speed.
Remove Ihe roof rack or bars as soon as the

load IS removed
These wear indicators are moulded into the

rubber across the tread at regular intervals
around the tyre.
When changing or repairing tubeless tyres.
always change the valve.
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Save fuel and reduce pollution
Fuel consumption does not just depend on
the design and technical characteristicsof the
vehicle, 11alsodepends on you. Followingthe
advice below wlll reduce consumption considerably.
Keep your vehicle in good condition
Follow the manufacturer's recommended
maintenance schedule.
Engine tuning
It is advisable to checkthe important components at least once a year.
Air filter
A cnoggeo fllter reduces eng.ne elf c ency
Cnange tar lhe ntervals recommenoea In trle
Warranty and Ma ntenance Record Boodet
an0 more Ilequently Irl dusty env ronments
Inadequate maintenance may compromise
engine reliability.
Drive smoothly
Keep in mind a few simple rules:
on starting: there is no need to warm up the
engine. Drive at a moderate speed ~nitially
accelerating gradually without reaching high
engine speeds.
while driving: engage the highest gear
possible in order to maintain a satisfactory
engine speed without labouring the engine.
Dr~veat a steady, regular speed. Avoid sudden
braking or acceleration by anlicipating variallons in traffic movementso as not to be taken
by surprise.
Watch your speed
Consumption increases with speed: between
70 and 80 mph (110 and 130 krnlh) for
example, consumption increases by approximately 25%.
Plan your journeys
Remember that in the first few minutes hvice
as much fuel id consumed as usual i s the
engine has not reachedits optimum operating
temperature.
In town, traffic conditions mean that fuel
consumption 1s high.
On the open road, if possible choose routes
which avoid built-up areas and congestion.
Load your vehicle sensibly

Avoid carrying luggage on the roof. If this is
necessary, distribute the load eveniy keeping
the volume to a minlmum (maximum weight
165 Ibs or 75kg).
If a heavy load is to be carried, use a low
trailer if possible. This will keep the increase
in consulnpllon lo a minimum.
Do not forget to remove roof bars and caravan
air dellectors when they are no longer needed.
Do not carry unnecessaryloads in the vehicle.
They will increasefuel consumptionunnecessarily.
Only use accessories approved by Automobiles PEUGEOT and follow the safety advice.
Catalytic converter
Driving
Some precautionswhen using petrol-engined

vehicies fitted with catalytic converters.
On starting:
Avoid repeated cold starts.
Avoid starting by pushing or towing
Petrol
Use only unleaded petrol.
F II "p as soon as me 0.u 1.e. warn.ng ignt
comes on. oriv'ng w tn a low fue leve can
cause misfiring.
Never add any additives to the oil: they can
cause serious damage to the catalytic converter.
Only use those fuel additives which are
recommended by the manufacturer.
Driving
Never accelerate just before switching Off.
Avoid parkingor driving on easily inflammable
substances such as dry leaves.
If you find:
-difficulty in starting: contact a PEUGEOT
dealer.
- misfiring or lackof power: reduce speed and
have the system checked as soon as
possible.
- a n abnormally high noise level: have the
exhaust system checked.
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P a s s e n g e r c o m p a r t m e n t rnaintenance
To clean upholstery in:
Cloth (seats)
Use soapy water.
-Plastic (fascia, door trim and roof lining)
Use soapy water or occasionally
melhylated spirits, carryinb out a test on
piece of material which is not obvious
General maintenance tips:
- U s e as few solvent products as posslble
(they may damage synthetic materials).
- Rinse well and use a son cloth but do not
allow the material to get too wei.
TO remove stains such as mud chocolate

sweets, syrup, fruit juice, soft'drinks etc:
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Usesoapy water, 25% solution of ammonia
or wlne vlnegar.
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Vomit
C!ean off stralght away: soapywaterorwhite
wlne vinegar.
Blood
Clean off straight away using cold water.
Washing by hand
Using large quantities of water wash down
the mud on the bodywork (avoiding the entry
points mto the ventilation system).
Ink, tar, grease or engine oil

Act quickly.
B o d y w o r k maintenance
Regular maintenance i s necessary to
preserve the shine o n the bodywork of
your306 and to guaranteetheconditlon~f
the paintwork and plastic parts especially
where climatic conditions a;e difficult
(areas Of
atmospheric pollution, at
the Coast, in snowy regions etc.).
What to do:
wash your vehicle frequently.
Test the cleaningagenton a piece 01 material

which is not obvious.
Remove the mud and salt (in winter) adhe,jng

under the chassis by increasingthe pressure
of the jet of water.
Avoid using methylated spirits or solvents if

possible.
Use Water with a suitable car cleaning product.
Gently clean the car using a sponge or glove

starting with the roof. fiinse the sponge
often as possible.
Ri,lse
and dry using a chaniois leather.
Automatic car wash

The qual~tyof the paintwork of your vehicle
means that you can use automatic car
washes f r e q ~ e n t i ~ .
Use automatic car washes which are well
maintained and properlyequipped (light brush
pressure, abundant quantities of water with
added deteraent...) The repeated use ot poorly
maintained-car 'washes can lead to the
appearance of microscopic scratches whlch
make the palntwork lose its shine; thls is
particuiarly apparent on dark colours.
Follow the recommendationsof the car wash
Operator.
Select a wash programme with pre-wash,
wash, rinse and drying cycles (there is the
PoSSibilitY of programmeS which wax lhe
and the mderside
Of the
High pressure washes
Follow the recommendations which are
shown on the equipment (regard~ng
pressure
and distance of spraying). Do not direct the
high pressurejet onto areas of damage on the
vehicle (painted bumpers, or headlights).
Wash areas of damage by hand to avoid paint
coming off.
Waxing
Wax sho. 0 be app, ea reg.. arly ei!ner aooeo
lo tne water or as a separate app tcal on (lnls
protecls !lie top coaa of 1ne pa~ntwor<)
Polishing
Poiish your palnwork when it is dulled and
when waxing is no longer effeclive. When
used, take care to use products which are as
non-abrasive as possible.
Important
Bird dropplngs, dead insects, resinous
deposits, tar stains and grease marks
should be cleaned as soon as possible. All
thesesubstancescontaln elements which
cause serious damage to paintwork.
Do not:
- Wipe the car when dry

- Use petrol , oil or cloth stain removers to
clean the paintwork and plastic parts.
Paintwork touch-up
In ordertostop rust from appearing, any slight
paint damage should be repaired as soon as
possible.
Plastic parts
Plastic parts on the outside of the vehicle
must be cleaned regularly.There are specific
products for the removal of tar stains as well
as colour revivers (for bumpers).
- droppings
Scratch off tar stains, dead insects or bird
- Wash the bodywork in extremes of sunlight
or cold
-Clean the headlights with a dry or abrasive
cloth or using products which contain detergent or solvents.
-Let external dirt build up
-Drive frequently in snow or mud without
washing the wheel arches and underside
of the body
- Polish plastic parts (imperative)
- Use products conlalning silicone
I n all cases
Check with a PEUGEOT dealer to find out
which products are the best. the most effectimentally
ve,
the least
friendly.
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Winter p r e c a u t i o n s
Tyres
- f i t these tyres on all four wheels to retain

the vehicle's balance
- drlve slowly on snow or Ice (you may drwe
less slowly on clear roads)
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer lor Lhe correct
type for your vehicle.
Snow chains allow you to drive on snow You
should however:
- f i t chains on the drlving wheels
Contact a PEUGEOT dealer for the correct

type for your vehicle.
Mechanical precautions
The battery is subjectto high loads in winter,
The handbrake may freeze on in extremely

cold weather. Do not apply it, instead:
- Use a wheel chock or engage:
- first or reverse gear on a manual gearbox
- P on an automatic gearbox.
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Bodywork precautions
Lights and indicators: these become dirty
very quickly ~nwinter, so remember to clean
them regularly.
Locks: these should be lubricated with graphlte lubricant.
Rubber door seals: use a protective product
approved by Peugeot.
Air inlets: ensure these are always clear.
The metals are 100% recoverable an0 recyclab e, n pariic~larthe precious,metals such
as atumini.rn, plaunum or rhod um
The windows (Securit or Triplex) can b e
removed easily and collected for processing
by. qlass
manufacturers.
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Tne r,bber of tne tyresano sea s 1s no onger
a recycftng prob.em. .Ican be ground oown
to produce re-usable grandles.
Recycling
Like ail new PEUGEOTs your 306 has been
manufactured from careiully selected, easlly
recyclable materials.
recyclable.
Asbestos, cadmium and CFCs are no longer
used.
At the end of winter
~free~ ol~ ricea ~It isf ,advisable

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espeaaliy under
Wash
the wAeei arches.
blades once a year.
irriimopla;ic whchcan be recycle0 by melt ng.

granulat~onor grlno ng lo, future a-lomob le
use.
Environment
By entr~stlngthe maintenance of jodr 306
to tne PE JGEOT net~vorkor other prolesslona\ vou l ~ mthe
~ l r s& of po l ~ t l o nand cony.but'e'to the environmental effort.
Worn or damaged parts must not be
discarded: the PEUGEOT network is part of
the recycling chain.
By entrusting the dralning and c o l l e ~ t i ~ofn
used oil to them, you do not risk harming the
environment.
Tnere is no s - c l tning as low-levelpol .t!on:
used banenes lrom your remote control are
a;so harmful to the environment.
RADIO CASSETTE PLAYER 3010
AUTORADIO 3010
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Tone
adjustment
Fasi forriard/Ejecf
Cassette flap
Display
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E n t e r i n g t h e code (first use or following disconnection of the battery)

Switch on the sel.
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Continue to enle: any four dlglts.
Press butlon "OND" con!inuoLlsly lor more than three seconds
[DOE
will be displaved again.
Once three l n c o r r e c t attempts have been made t h e s e t w i l l remaln I n security mode.

Leave the set swltched on for one hour to exrt securrty mode
When the hour has passed, the code can be entered agatn but each t ~ m ean lncorrect code 1s entered you must a g a ~ n
wadt for one hour
AUDIO CONTROLS
Volume c o n t r o l
Turn this button clockwise or anti-clockwise to increase or reduce the volume
CODE appears on the d~splay.

Enter your four-digit code number usrng buttons "1" to "5"
Example: code number 1234
Press buttons "1". "2". "3","4" In succession.
The set automatically swltches to radio mode and tunes to the FM waveband
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Theft p r o t e c t i o n indicator (ignition off)

An indicator light shows that your set is protected by a theft protection code.
Switch off the iqnition.
Press button "BND" to operale the theft protection indicator function: the indicator light will flash each tlme the ignition is
switched off. To switch off thls indicator light, keep this button pressed for more than two seconds.
SWITCHING O N A N D THEFT PROTECTION
On / O f f
Turn this button until a '"click" e heard to switch the set on or off.
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Tone c o n t r o l
Turn the setting ring clockwise or antl-clockwise t o increase or reduce the treble level.
Balance c o n t r o l (right/left)
Pull thts button tc:uards you.
Turn it to the right to increase the output on the right-hand side.
Turn i t to the left to Increase the output on the left-hand slde.
Push the bulton i n to hold the balance setting.

Automatic s t o r i n g o f stations i n the memory (FM only)
Press button "MA" continuously for more than two seconds.
Sfln
Selectlng a waveband
BWO
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5
is displayed.
The five stations which offer the best reception are stored in the memory.
These statlons will be stored in the FM SAM band.
Pressing this button changes the radio alternately between the FM band and the FM SAM band.
This permits two different sets of FM stations to be stored.
Press button "BND' to pass In turn lrom waveband FM to MWlLW

Searching for a s t a t ~ o n
Manual and automatlc modes are selected In turn by briefly presslng button 'TM'
Automatic search (automatic search mode selected)
Press thls button for an upwards search
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Press this button for a downwards search.

Pressing one of these buttons will start a search in " L O sensitivity mode.
Pressing one of these buttons twice will start a search in "DX" sensitivity mode.
In the "DX" q o s ~ t ~ o(sensitive
n
search), search sensitivity is greater than in the "LO" position (local search - the most
powerful statlons are selected).
The radio will lock on to the first station it finds with satisfactory reception.
Selectlng cassette m o d e
When a cassette is inserted, the cassette player will start automatically.
Fast forward
fast forward the tape press this button in half way.
fast forward, prdss the button a g a i n The set will return to play mode
To
TO
Manual search (manual search mode selected)

"MAFIU" IS disliayed.
Increase the frequency b:; pressing 1 : L,,,II:II~,.
Decrease the frequency by presslng 1111s jui:on
The set wlll progress through the frequency 11one of these buttons
E n d o f tape
En0 is displayed when the current side of the tape has been played.
IS
Eject the tape and turn it over to play the other side.
pressed continuously
S t o r i n g stations in the memory
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Select a station.
Press one of the buttons "1" to "5' continuousl for more than two seconds. The sound is switched off during this time.
When the sound returns, release the button. ~ x station
e
is now stored in the memory.
A station which IS stored in Ihe memory can be recalled by pressing the corresponding button briefly.
Ejecting
press this button in fully to eject the cassette
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indicator (ignition off)
indicator light shows that your set is protected by a theft protection code.
Swltch off the Ignition.
press button "BND" to operate the theft protection rndicator function: the indicator light will flash each time the ignition is
switched ~ f f TO
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switch off this indicator light, keep this button pressed for more than two Seconds.
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Special operation
The set can be operated for one hour without switching on the ignition. After this time it will switch off automatically.
On IOff
Press the "ON" button to switch the set on or off.
Entering the code (first use or following disconnection of the battery)
Switch on the set
CODE IN
1-B
AUDIO CONTROLS
appears on the d~splay
Enter your four-digit code number using buttons "1" to "6".

Example. code ?umber 1234
Press buttons "1 , 2 , " 3 , "4" In turn.
The set automatically swltches to radio mode and tunes to the U1 (FM) waveband.
Volume control
Select the Volume function by pressing the 'GEO" button one or more times
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Error o n enterlng the code

Continue to t n l t r any four d ~ g ~ t s
Press button E:ID" contlnuOus~ifor more than three seconds
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CODE IN
is displayed.
Adjust the volunle using tlle
will b e dlsplayed again.
BRSS
i s dlsplayed..
Adjust the tone using the
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Once three,lncorrect attempts have been made the set w i l l remain i n security mode.
a'will b e displayed.
Leave the set switched on for one hour to exit security mode.
When the hour has passed, the code can be entered again.
CODE IN will be displayed but each time an incorrect code is entered you must again wait for one hour.
"+" and "-"buttons.
Bass control
Select the Bass function by pressing the " G E O button one or more times
"+" and "-"
buttons.
Treble control
Select the Treble function by pressing the " G E O button one or more times.
TREB
is displayed.
"+"
and "-" buttons.
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Searching f o r a station
Manual and aulomatlc modes are selected by briefly pressing the "TM" burton.
Search sensitivity levels "DX" or "LO are selected by pressing the button for more than two seconds.
In the "DX" position (sensitive search), search sensitivity is greater than in the "LO" position (local search
powerful stations are selected). The radio wlll lock on to the flrst station It flnds wlth satisfactory reception.
The output to the left a n d r i g h t h a n d sides i s e q u a l when 00 i s displayed.

Fader c o n t r o l (trontlrear)
Select the Fader funct~onby pressing the G E O " button one or more times

Press this button for an upwards search.
FflD
Press t h ~ sbutton for a downwards search
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is displayed
Adjust using the

Adjust using the
"-"button lor output

"+" button for output
to Ihe rear (R).

to the front (F).
Loudness f u n c t ~ o n
Press the 'GEO button for more than 2 seconds
Decrease the frequency by pressing this button.
LD
The set will progress through the frequency i f one of these buttons is pressed continuously
Searching stops when the button is released.
IS
dlsplayed
Mute
press th<sbutton
nUTE
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Storing stations i n the memory

Select a station.
Press one o l the buttons "1" to "6" continuously for more than two seconds. Sound Is cut off during this time.
When s o u n d is resumed, release the button. The statlon is now stored In the memory.
A station w h ~ c his stored in the memory can be recalled by presslng the corresponding button briefly.
dlsplayed
All sound is cut.

Press this button again to restore the sound
WM'"T
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Selecting a waveband
Press the "BND' button to pass In turn from waveband U1 to U2 to MWILW
- the most
Manual search (manual search mode selected)

Increase the frequency by presslng thls button
Repeat to deselect Ihe loudness functton
G&
dlsplayed
Adjust using the - "button for output to the left.hand side (L).
Adjust using Ihe "+" butlon for output to the right-hand side (R).
BRL
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Balance control (rlghtlleft)

Select the Balance functlon by presslng the GEO" button one or more tlmes
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Press button "EXMIAST" continuously for more than Iwo seconds.
The six stations which offer the best rece tion are stored in the memory.
These stations will be stored In the U2 ( ~ b band.
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Scanning t h e preselected stations
Press button "EXMIAST" briefly.
The radio will scan the stations stored in the memory on each band.
Presslng the "EXMIAST" button agaln or pressing one of the preselection buttons "1" to '6" wlll stop the scannlng
operation
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RDS (Radio Data System) operation o n the FM waveband
TO select the RDS function, press the " R D S button.
RDS enables automatic searching for the frequency of the station which you are listen~ngto for the area through which
you are travelling. You can continue to listen to this station using RDS without having to c i a n g e the frequency as you
change area.
If a stored RDS station is recalled and it cannot be received satisfactorily the RDS indicator will flash.
11 you press the station's preselection button (1 to 6) again, the radio h i l l search lor a station transmitting the same
programme.
A L R R ~isdisplayed when an emergency message is received.

~h~ message is broadcast as a priority whatever mode is selected (radio or cassette)
EON f u n c t \ o n
This function allows the set to change automatically to stations which transmit traffic news if the station to which the radio
i s tuned does not offer this service.
Regional programme (REG)

Press the 'RDS" button for more than 2 seconds.
CASSETTE MODE
is displayed.
Press the button again for 2 seconds to deselect the furlction.

TIIIS function ai!ous you to listen io traixsmlttcls which broadcast a reglonat programme. T h ~ s:unct~onis oniy operational
lor certain coun!ries and 1ransmli:cls
Traffic information
Press the " T A button to operate the traffic information decoding function.
TR
is displayed.
Ail information flashes wlll be broadcast as a priority whichever mode is seiected (radio or cassette)
TP
is displayed i f a station broadcasls traffic information,
The radio automatically selects the f ~ r s tstation which broadcasts this information.
"-"buttons.
press the "TA" button again to return to the original mode.

Emergency messages
Station following
The display shows the name of the station seiected. RDS is only operational for stations which use the system.
If the station received uses RDS, the radio continuously searches for the transmitter which offers the best reception for
that station.
REG
rdjust h e voiume using the "+" and
To adjust the volume of this information:

Keep the "TA" button pressed
V-flDJ 1 1s displayed
Selecting cassette mode

When a cassetle is inserted, the cassette player will star1 automatlcally
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Fast forward a n d rewind

Press this button to rewind the tape.
Press this button to fast forward the tape.
To stop winding, press the other b u t t o n The set will
auto ma tical^
return to play mode.
Reversing the direction of play

Your set is fitted with an auto-reverse cassette deck, you canlisten to both sides of the tape without having to turn it over.
To reverse the direction of play manually, press both of these buttons at the same time.
Ejecting
P r e s t h ~ sbutton to eject the cassette
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The ignlson key must be in the ON or ACCE5SOllLS position in order to switch on the set,
Theft protection indicator (ignition off)

indicator light shows that your set is protected by a theft protection code
Switch off the ignition
SWITCHING O N A N D THEFT PROTECTION
Press this button for more than 2 seconds to operate the theft protection indicator function: the indicator light will flash
each time the ignition is switched off.
To switch off this indicator light, keep this button pressed for more than two seconds.
O n IOff
Press the "ON" button to sw~tchthe set on or off
Special operation
he set can be
831
Enterlng the code (flrst use or foliow~ngd~sconnect~on

of the battery)
Swltch on the set
COOE
IN
AUDIO CONTROLS
appears on the dlsplay
Enter your four-diglt code number using buttons "1" to "6".

Example: code number 1234
Press buttons "1". "2" a " 2 " ~nsuccession.
The set aulorna!!call?, s,r~!cil.i ' r , r?r? i ;rlode and tunes to Ihe U1 (Fhl) waveba~ld
Volume control
Select the Volume function by pressing the "GEO" button one or more times
Error o n entering the code

Continue to enter any four dig~ts.
Press this button continuously for more than three seconds.
Adjust the volume using the
+,;:.-;:,!
,t&
for one hour without switching on the ignition. Alter this time it will switch off automatically.
COOE
IN
POL
is dlspiayed.
w ~ l be
l displayed again.
Bfl55
Once three incorrect attempts have been made the set w i l l remaln i n security mode
w i l l b e d~splayed..
Leave the set swltched on for one hour to exlt securlty mode
When the hour has passed, the code can be entered agaln
----
IN
wlll be dlsplayed but each tlme an Incorrect code 1s entered you must agaln ivalt for one hour
"+" and "-"
buttons.
Treble control
Select the Treble function by pressing the " G E O button one or more limes.
11--__14
CODE
buttons
is displayed.
,1 /,
"+" and "-"
Bass control
Select the Bass function by pressing the "GEO" button one or more times.
TREE
is displayed.
"+" and "-"
buttons.
Balance control (rightlleft)

Select the Balance function by pressing the " G E O button one or more times.
a
1
0flL
Selecting a waveband
Press this button to pass in turn from waveband U1 to U2 to MWILW.
is disolaved.
.
Adjust uslng the '-" button for outpul to the left-hand side (L).
Adjust using the ' + button lor output to the right-hand side (R).
The output t o the l e f t a n d r i g h t h a n d s i d e s i s e q u a l w h e n 00 i s displayed.
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Fader c o n t r o l (Irontlrear)
Select the Fader functlon by presslng the GEO" button one or more t ~ m e s
FAD
IS
Manual s e a r c h (manual search mode selected)

Increase the frequency by pressing this button.
Decrease the frequency by pressing this button.
dlsplayed
The set will progress through the frequency if one of these buttons is p r e s e d continuously. Searching stops when the
button is released.
Repeal to dcselect the loudness flrrictlon

Mute
Press this button.
,/I'
[1UTE
Storing s t a t i o n s i n the memory

Select a stetion.
Press one of the buttons "1"to "6" continuously for more !ban two seconds. Sound is cut off during this time.
When sound is resumed release the button. The StatlOn IS now stored in the memory.
A station which is stored in the memory can be recalled by pressing the corresponding button briefly.
1s displayed.
All sound is cut.

Press this button again to restore the sound
--,
Selecting radio mode
Press thls button (11another mode
--
the most
Press this button for a downwards search.
Loudness f u n c t i o n
Press the 'GEW button for more than 2 seconds
LD

Press this button for an upwards search.
1s dlsplayed
Adjust using the "-" button lor output to the rear (R).
Adjust uslng the "+" button for output l o the front (F).
The o u t p u t t o the front a n d rear i s e q u a l when 00 i s displayed.
Searchina f o r a station
Manual and automatic modes are selected by pressing the "TM" button briefly.
Search sensitivity levels DX or LO are selected by pressing the button for more than two seconds.
tn the DX position (sensitive search), search sensitivity is greater than in the LO position (local search
powerful stations are selected). The radio will lock on to the first station it finds with satisfactory reception.
- - -
- -
IS
,,,
currently selected)
--
Automatic s t o r i n g o f stations i n the memory

Press button "EXMIAST" continuously for more than two seconds.
The six stations which offer the best reception are stored in the memory.
For FM these stations will be stored In the U2 (FM) band.
Scannlng the preselected s t a t i o n s
Press button "EXMIAST" briefly.
The r a d ~ owill scan the stations stored in the memory on each band.
Presslng the button again or pressing one of the preselection buttons "1" to "6" will stop the scanning operation.
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RD5
RDS (Radio Data System) operation o n the FM waveband

To activate the RDS functlon press the 'ADS button
RDS enables automatic searching for the frequency of the statlon wh~chyou are ilsten~ngto for the area through w h ~ c h
YOU are travelling You can ~ 0 n t l n u eto listen to thls stallon uslng RDS wlthout havlng to change the frequency as you
change area
If a stored RDS station IS recalled and 11cannot be rece~vedsat~sfactorlly the RDS ~ n d ~ c a t all1
o r flash
If you press the station s preselection bullon ( 1 to 6) agaln the r a d ~ owill search for a statlon transm~ttlngthe same
programme
~ d l u s the
t volume uslng the ' + and -" buttons
press the 'TA" button agaln to return to the orlglnal mode
Emergency messages
R L R R ~Is displayed when an emergency message 1s received

~h~ message Is broadcast as a prlorlty whatever mode Is selected (radlo, cassette
Station following
The display shows the name of the station selected. RDS is only operational for statlons which use the system.
If the station received uses RDS, the radio continuously searches for the transmitter which offers the best reception for
that statlon.
Press the "RDS" button for more than 2 seconds.

Selecting cassette mode
when a cassette is inserted, the cassette player will Start automatically
TO change to cassette mode manually, press this button.
is displayed.
Press the button again for 2 seconds to deselect the function.

This function allows You to listen 10 transmitters which broadcast a regional programme. hi^ function is only operational
for certain countr~esand transmitters.
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&
CD)
CASSETTE MODE
Reglonal programme (REG)
REG
Or
EON f u n c t i o n
This function allows the set to change automatically to stations which transmit traffic news if the station to which the
is tuned does not offer this service.
Traffic information
Press the "TA" button to operate th* traffic nfo;mation d e c o d t ~ gfunction,
TR
is dls;,!ayed.
a--
NO T R p E
is displayed if there is no tape in the deck.
Fast forward and rewlnd

press t h ~ sbutton to rew~ndthe tape
Press this button to fast forward the tape.
All
informatlo"
flashes will be broadcast as a prlority whichever mode is selected (radio, cassette or CD player,,
- TP is displayed if a station broadcasts traffic ~nformation.
The radio automatically selects the first station which broadcasts this information
To adjust the volume of this information:

Press the "TA" button cont~nuouslv
V-RDJ
is displayed
Reversing the direction of play

Your set is fitted with an auto-reverse cassette deck, you can listen to both sides of the tape without having to turn it over.
To reverse the direction of play manually, press both of the" buttons at the Same
Ejecting
Press this button to eject the cassette.
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Shuffle
Press the preselection button "3 RDM" to play the tracks on the disc in random order.
RDfl
S e l e c t ~ n gthe CD player
is displayed.
Press the "3 RDM" button again to resume normal play.
Press t h ~ sbutton to s w ~ t c hto CD mode

Error messages
selecting a ~ I S C
Press thls button agaln l o access the dlscs In the magazine
Each tlme the button IS pressed, the next CD IS played (In the order 1-2-3-4-5-6
1 )
4i
CONNECT : connection between CD player and main unit faulty
nflli
: no magazine in the player
NO DISC : no disc in the magazine

Selecting a track while a d i s c i s being played
Press this button to skip to the previous track.

Pressing these buttons continuously mores forwards or backwards within the track being played
Press this button to pause the unit.

Press the button again to resume play.
Scan f u n c t i o n
Press the preselection button "1 SCN" to play the first 10 seconds of each track
SCN is displayed.
Press the " 1 SCN" button again to deselect this function.
Repeat function
Press the preselection button "2 RPT" lo repeat the track being played,
R P T is displayed.
Press the "2 RPT" button again l o deselect this function
I f o t h e r messages a r e dlsplayed, c o n t a c t a PEUGEOT dealer.
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The oils which appear in the table opposite
are suitable for most purposes.
However, some of these oils, of a speclflc
quality, have been approved to satisfy special
conditions (arduous drivina conditions, frequent restahs, abnormal c ~ h a t i cconditions,
see the grid).
DO not hes late to as* for aav ce from a
to maintain the p eas-re
Peugeot spec~al~st
of ariving ana to opt m se tne maintenance
cost of your vehicle.
For countries outside Europe, please contact
a local PEUGEOT agent.
' New formula
DDL
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Manual gearbox
Automatic gearbox 4HP14
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Power steering
ESSO AUTOMATIC
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B:ake fluid
Coolant
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FUEL QUALITY
....................................................................................................................................
Automobiles PEUGEOT try to provide their engines not Only with optimum performance coupled
with minimum consumption,but also to ensure long-term performance, driving pleasure and respect
tor the environment.
The quality of the fuel useddirectly influenceslhesefactors. Manufacturers, includingAutomobiles
PEUGEOT, have recommended in a specification the characteristics which define the fuel best
suited to current engines.
The use of fuels conforming to the vehicle manufacturers' specificat~onwill lherefore enable you
to better appreciate the dynamic qualities of your vehicle.
A label fixed to the inside of the filler flap indicates which fuels are permitted and which are not.
The prohlblted fuels are marked with a cross.
UTAC qual~tyfuels are identified by a "UTAC

FUEL QUALITY" label on the pump next to
the name of the fuel. The use of these fuels
will therefore enable you to get the best from
your vehfcle.
P
ARTS AND ACCESSORIES
....................................................................................................................................
For your PEUGEOT use only accessories and original parts approved by the manufacturer.
These accessories and parts are all suitable for your PEUGEOT, after being tested and approved
for reliability and safety.
A wide choice of original accessories, approved by PEUGEOT, is available through the network.
They all carry the PEUGEOT guarantee.
Security:
Anti-theft alarms approved by the Insurance companies,

engraving of windows, wheel anti-theft devices ...
comfort:
Telephone console, seat covers, carpels, boot tray, mud flaps,

sun roof, luggage net...
Communications:
Car radio, CB, loud speakers...
Personal features:
Roof spoiler, aluminium wheel trims, finishers...
Leisure pursuits:
Trailer towbar, roof bars, roof box...
Children:
Booster seats and child seats, side blinds and rear blind...
Maintenance products:
Windscreen wiper fluid, internal and external cleaning and

maintenance products...
DEADLOCKING*
....................................................................................................................................
DEADLOCKING*
..............................................
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1
To u n l o c k t h e d o o r s a n d tailgate
Place the Ignition key in the lock of one of the
front doors and turn it towards the fronl of the
vehicle.
Alternatively press bufton 1 on the remote
control.
It is possible to open just the tailgate:
- Turn the key to the left in the tailgate lock.
1
Deadlocking is an additional security devlce which, when 11 is activated, renders inoperative the
Interlor and exterlor door locking controls.
Deadlocking can be carried out in two ways :

- With the ignition key
-With the remote control which has 2 buttons :
1 - Openingllocking of ddors and boo: or taiigale
2 - Deadlocking
As soon as the indicator light on the remote control no longer lights, change the batteries.
To operate deadlocking
After locking the doors (using the ignltion key or button 1 on the remote control key) you have
5 seconds in which to operate Ihe deadlocking.
Warning: Do n o t operate the

deadlocking i f there i s someone lnslde the vehicle.
Keep your k e y reference number i n a
safeplace.
This will enable y o u t o order a new key
i f the key i s lost or stolen.
Check that the batteries are i n g o o d
condition.
If the red Indicator light comes On this
Indicates correct operation of the transmitter
onened
b uot n
r olocked.
t that theWalt
doors
a t have
leastbeen
one
Note: before separate locking of the boot.

take the precaution ol locking the rear seat
backrest.
i
-
To c h e c k t h a t p r o g r a m m i n g h a s b e e n
correctly c a r r i e d o u t :
- Press button Ion the remote control key
(or one of the remote control keys*).
-The doors and the boot or tailgate will lock.
- I f this ,is not the case: repeat the programmlng.
Separate l o c k i n g of t h e b o o t (saloon)
For security reasons, it is possible to prevent
opening of the boot even 11the doors are
unlocked.
Turn the key to the ri ht in the boot lock to lock
it (locking and unloc%ing the doors using the
remote control will not lock or unlock the
boot)
TO unlock the boot, turn the key to the left.
'
Important
After deadlocking the doors can only be
unlocked from ohside the vehicle (by
ignition key or remote control): anybody
remaining inside the car will not be able to
get out by Ihemselves.
If the iia:[mv 1s disconnected, deadiock~ng
remaills aclivatc?d.
11 is sliil possible to open one of the front
ooors using the ignition key but the key will
open only that particular door.
To p r o g r a m m e t h e r e m o t e control(s)
TO programme the deadlocking remote
control key(s) (on first use) :
-The doors must be unlocked.
- Use the key without remote control to turn
on the ignition (to position A '"accessories").
- Place the remote controlkey williin 4 inches
(10 cms.) of the receiver (located close to
the interior mirror).
- Press button 1 or 2 within 10 seconds of
turning the ignition key.
(If you have two remote control keys' :
- Press button 1 or 2 on the second remote
control key within ten seconds of
programming the first key).
-Turn OHthe ignition.
i & o n d between each attempt.
Two options:
- Keep the ignition key in the lock of one of the fronl doors, with key turned towards the rear of the
veh~cle.
- Press button 2 on the remote control if locking was carried oul by remote control.
' according to country
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ALARM SYSTEM*
........................................
Setting a n d deactivating the alarm
system
Switching off the siren
The alarm completes the security equlpinent
for yourvehicle. It offers two types of protection:
- external protection:when it is set, the alarm
sounds if one of the doors. ihe boot or taiigate or the bonnet is opened.
- internal protect~on:when it is set, the alarm
sounds if the sensors detect air movement
in the passenger compartment (a broken
window) or movement within the car.
Tne alarm also nas an ant#-tamperf,nct~or,
It there .s an attempt to lamper w tn me wlres
10 the s ren, con!ro8unl! or the batlev
- thealarm is triggered -the siren sounds,the
headlights come on.
If there is an attemptto tamperwith the wires
to the indicators:
-the alarm is not triggered but remains sei.
..........................................
ALARM SYSTEM*
..........................................
Setting the alarm
(internal a n d external protection)
You must be outside the vehicle with the
ignition off.
Poilit the remote control at the infra-red
receiver and press the button. (For vehicles
wlth deadlocking, the deadlocking button
must then be pressed.)
The doors lock.
The direction indicators light for two seconds.
The red light on the switch flashes once a
second.
5 seconds later: external protection is set.
50 seconds later: internal ~rotectionis set.
Note: when the alarm is triggered, the siren
sounds for 30 seconds. It then stops, but the
alarm remains set.
To de-activate t h e a l a r m
(internal a n d e x t e r n a l protection)
Poln' !::P remote control at the infra-red
recellsr arid press the button.
The doors unlock.
The dlrectlon indicatorsflash lor two seconds.
The red light on the switch goes out.
Note: if the light continues to flash aHer the
de-activation of ihe alarm, it is a sign that the
alarm has been triggered. The flashing will
stop when the ignition is switched on.
Emergency cut-off (remote control n o t

work~ng)
Unlock the doors using the key.
Open the door.
The alarn, is ttiggzred. You have ten seccrids
to switch ~toff
-Turn on the ignition
- lmmed~ateiypress the internal protection
switch 1
-The siren stops and the alarm is deactivated
Choosing the type o f protection

Locking without setting the alarm
system
Special precautions
To set the alarm to exterior protection only
If you want to leave a window partially open.
or leave a pet inside the vehicle, you need to
select external protection only. in this case:
- Switch oft the ignition
-Press the internal protection switch 1 until
the warning light comes on permanently (not
flashing)
-Get out of the vehicle
-Point the remote control at the infra-red
receiver and press the button.
-The doors lock
-The directionindicatorslight for two seconds
-The red lipht on the switch flashes once a
second '
To de-activate t h e a l a r m
(internal a n d external protection)
Point the remote control at the infra-red receiver and Dress the button.
The dook unlock.
The direction indicators flash for 2 seconds.
The red light on the switch goes out.
To
the vehicle without setting the
- lock
-~
alarm.
It is the remote control which sets the alarm.
Therefore t o lock the vehicle without setting the alarm: use the key.
D i s c o n n e c t i n g t h e battery: s p e c i a l
precautions
To recharge or change the battery:
-Turn on the ignition
-Within 10 seconds after turning on the
ignition press the internal protection switch
1 and hold it down for 2 seconds.
-The
conds.
warning light flashes rapidly for 3 se-You can now disconnect the battery.
After reconnecting the battery:
- Lock then unlock the vehicle using the
remote controL
The alarm will be set the next time the vehicle
is locked.
According to specification
AUTOMOBILES
PEUGEOT
S0C:ETEPNONIMEAU CAPOTALDE 1 903 165 000 DE F
75, alenue de la GrandeArmee - PARIS (lh
Adresse poslale
B P 01 - 75751 PARIS CEOEX 16
01 406655 11 -T6le~510700
PEUGSIEGPARS
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"This document is provided so that the user can use and maintain their vehlcle in the best manner.
Thls document 1llust1art.5a vehlcle f.tted to the hlghest aballable spec*flcatlon.
each vehlcle solc may only have some of the features shown according to ~ t sspeclflcatlon
and the speclal requlremcnts of rhe coulrtry In whlch II 1s sold
The technical data, specification and accessories may change in the course of the year"
Reproduct: n or ird>sl,a~,onL. . A ! , or pal: ;!IIIS handbook is prol1;bitt.d without

the written a~lthorizationofA~;:cmobiles PEUGEOT S.A.

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G Gear lever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.63

lnflatlng tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95. 101

Fllltng wilh englne oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

M Maln beam headlighls . . . . . . . . . . .

0 Oil consumption. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72

P Parts and accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t39

Passenger compartment maintenance . . 104

U Unlocking the boa1or tailgate . . . . . . . . . 19

N Number plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77

R Rear screen demisling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

W Warning lights and gauges

YOUR 306 AT A GLANCE: SECURITY

This locks the engine control system and

Where a passenger aiIbag is fitted:

LOCKING THE DOORS

Two methods of operation

Using the ignition key:

' According to specification

FUEL SUPPLY CUT-OFF SWITCH'

Fog lamp control

Fog lamp off

Rear fog lamp on

Fog lamps off

Front fog lamps on

Fronurear fog lamps on

DRIVER'S ELECTRIC WINDOW'

Pull the handle 1.

OPENINGS .EQUIPMENT . COMFORT

Opening and closing the doors from

6 open or lock all the doors and boot or

tailgate, turn the key in the lock of the driver's

Using the remote control*

Lockins or unlocking the boot or tailgate

Changingthe remote control batteries

Closino the tailgate

To close the tailgate, pull one of the interior grab handles.

' According to spec~fication

Outside the vehicle:

Fuel filler flap

Filling with fuel

Fuel supply cut-off switch'

To open: firmly pull the handle on the fioor to

Switch off the engine.

Should a serious collision occur, your vehicle

TO restore the supply, Press the switch.

1 Low coolant level'

2 Headlight maln beam

19 Seat belt not faslened warning light'

4 Headlight dipped beam

13 Front fog lamps*

5 Water in fuel filter warning I~ght.(D~esel)

14 Rear fog lamp

15 ABS: anti-lock braking system'

25 Tr~precorder and service indicator

26 Coolant temperature gauge

8 Low oil pressure warnlng l~ghl

17 Low fuel level

9 Handbrake and low brake fluld level

1 Low coolanl level'

2 Headlight main beam

21 Choke warning light'

22 Side airbags warning light'