Peugeot Expert Tepee Manual & User Guide
HANDBOOK
Please note the following point: the fitting of electrical equipmentor accessories which are not recommended by PEUGEOTmay result in a failure of your vehicle's electronic system.Please note this specific warning. It is advisable to contact aPEUGEOT dealer to be shown the recommended equipment andaccessories.The new Expert Tepee has been designed to satisfy all yourrequirements in terms of practicality, comfort, safety andaesthetics. In order to get the most out of your vehicle, wesuggest that you take a tour, from the cab to the seating area,with the "Handbook" in front of you.The handbook presents the operation of the equipmentavailable on board in detail.PEUGEOT thanks you for your confidence and wishes youvery happy motoring.Your vehicle is fitted with only some of the equipment describedin this document, depending on its trim level, version and thespecification for the country in which it was sold.For any work on your vehicle, use a qualified workshop that hasthe technical information, competence and equipment required,which a PEUGEOT dealer is able to provide.1WELCOME
4PRESENTATIONThis handbook has been designed to familiarise you with yournew vehicle from the moment you get behind the wheel and todescribe the operating features.Reading the handbook is made easy with the content consistingof 10 identified chapters, which can be located by means of acolour code specific to each one. Its sections cover, by subject, allof the functions of the vehicle in its most complete specification.Chapter 8 gives all of the technical data relating to your vehicle.At the end of the document, diagrams of the outside and inside ofthe vehicle will assist you in locating equipment or functions andpage numbers refer you to the relevant section of the handbook.Within the chapters, symbols draw your attention to specificinformation:directs you to the chapter and section which contains detailedinformation concerning a function,indicates important information relating to use of the equipment,alerts you to the safety of individuals and equipment on board.
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8ExteriorPartially open the bonnet, lift the safetycatch and raise the bonnet.Opening the bonnetLift the cover at the foot of the left-handseat and pull the release lever upwards.Diesel enginesTowing eyeAt the front, unclip the cover by pressing itat the bottom.At the rear, unclip the cover using a coin orthe flat part of the towing eye.15361226124Petrol engineTake care when working under the bonnet.Refer to "Levels" in section 6 for advice on use of the fluids.67Secure the stay in one of the two notches,according to the height required, to hold thebonnet open.123
Interior2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.Lighting and direction indicatorcontrol stalk.Instrument panel with screen.Wipers, screenwash, trip computercontrol stalk.Gear lever.Ignition.Audio system controls.Driver's airbag, horn.Steering wheel height and reachadjustment.Headlamp beam adjustment.Cruise control, speed limiterswitches.12 volt accessory socket(120 W max) of the cigarettelighter type.Ashtray.Glove box, auxiliary socket,passenger's airbag deactivationswitch."Grip control".FAMILIARISATION1.9INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS1
Interior10CENTRE CONSOLE AND OVERHEAD STORAGE UNIT1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.ADJUSTING THE TIME-Depending on the configuration of yourvehicle, you have either:a centre console with screen: refer to"Adjusting the date and time" in section 9,a centre console without screen: refer to"Instruments and controls" in section 2.Location of controls:- electric child lock,- central locking/unlocking.Heating and/or air conditioningcontrols.Location of the ticket/card storage orcontrols:- deactivation of the DSC,- deactivation of the interiorprotection alarm, alarm LED,- deactivation of the parkingsensors.Storage compartment.Audio equipment or storagecompartment.Central adjustable vents.Hazard warning lamps switch.Screen or storage compartment.Courtesy lamp.Passenger's airbag deactivatedwarning lamp.Location of the ticket/card storage,rear ventilation deactivation switch,heated seat controls.
Interior11SITTING COMFORTABLYForwards-backwards adjustment.2.Backrest angle.3.Cushion height.4.Lumbar.5.Head restraint height.FAMILIARISATIONDriver's seat1.3691
12InteriorSteering wheelMirrorsAdjust the steering wheel for height andreach.2Electric windowsManual adjustments.344Electric adjustments, electric folding /unfolding.Seat beltsHeight adjustment.Fastening.410039193
Interior13SEEING CLEARLYChanging bulbsWiper control stalkLighting off.21I0 Sidelamps.Main beam headlamps (blue).Dipped beam headlamps (green).AUTO, automatic illuminationof headlamps.346In bad weather or in winter, check that thelamps are not covered with mud or snow.fast.normal.intermittent.off.single wipe.7AUTO, press the stalk down.349143FAMILIARISATIONLighting control stalk1
Interior14DRIVING SAFELYEmergency or assistance callThis system allows an emergency orassistance call to be sent to the dedicatedPEUGEOT centre.For more information on the use of thissystem, refer to section 9, "Technology onboard".Cruise control / Speed limiterPEUGEOT Connect Sound (RD5)99For the cruise control, he vehicle speed must behigher than 25 mph (40 km/h) with at least4th gear engagedFor the speed limiter, the minimum vehicle speedthat can be programmed is 20 mph (30 km/h).Fixed speed limiterPEUGEOT Connect Navigation (RT6)351,54353This easy to use audio system offers amap of Europe on SD Card, a Bluetoothtelephone connection and the playing ofMP3 / WMA files.9Grip controlThis allows the vehicle to make progress inmost conditions of low grip.498
InteriorREAR FITTINGSRear seats3Glove box83Storage compartment813373385FAMILIARISATIONOverhead storage unit315CAB FITTINGSSeating area fittings811
Interior16CHILD SAFETYElectric child lockSeat and bench configurations380Rear windowsChild surveillance mirror225Safety anti-pinch3923924107Child seats393
InteriorVENTILATION17Recommended settingsFor optimum use of the system, we recommend:If I require.AirdistributionTemperatureHeatingManual controlsAir flowAirrecirculationAC-Cooling357Digital controls, with separate driverand passenger settings359At the rear365FAMILIARISATIONDemistingDefrosting1
18ECO-DRIVINGEco-driving is a range of everyday practices that allow the motorist to optimise their fuelconsumption and CO2 emissions.Optimise the use of yourgearboxDrive smoothlyWith a manual gearbox, move off gentlyand change up without waiting. Duringacceleration change up early.Maintain a safe distance between vehicles,use engine braking rather than thebrake pedal, and press the acceleratorprogressively. These practices contributetowards a reduction in fuel consumption andCO2 emissions and also helps reduce thebackground traffic noise.With an automatic or electronic gearbox,give preference to automatic mode andavoid pressing the accelerator pedalheavily or suddenly.The gear shift indicator invites you engagethe most suitable gear: as soon as theindication is displayed in the instrumentpanel, follow it straight away.For vehicles fitted with an electronic orautomatic gearbox, this indicator appearsonly in manual mode.If your vehicle has cruise control, make useof the system at speeds above 25 mph(40 km/h) when the traffic is flowing well.Control the use of yourelectrical equipmentBefore moving off, if the passengercompartment is too warm, ventilate it byopening the windows and air vents beforeusing the air conditioning.Above 30 mph (50 km/h), close the windowsand leave the air vents open.Remember to make use of equipmentthat can help keep the temperature in thepassenger compartment down (sunroofand window blinds.).Switch off the air conditioning, unless ithas automatic regulation, as soon as thedesired temperature is attained.Switch off the demisting and defrostingcontrols, if not automatic.Switch off the heated seat as soon aspossible.Switch off the headlamps and frontfoglamps when the level of light does notrequire their use.Avoid running the engine before movingoff, particularly in winter; your vehicle willwarm up much faster while driving.As a passenger, if you avoid connectingyour multimedia devices (film, music,video game.), you will contribute towardslimiting the consumption of electricalenergy, and so of fuel.Disconnect your portable devices beforeleaving the vehicle.
19Observe the recommendationson maintenanceSpread loads throughout the vehicle; placethe heaviest items in the bottomof the boot, as close as possible to therear seats.Limit the loads carried in the vehicle andreduce wind resistance (roof bars, roofrack, bicycle carrier, trailer.). Use a roofbox in preference.Remove roof bars and roof racksafter use.Check the tyre pressures regularly, whencold, referring to the label in the dooraperture, driver's side.Carry out this check in particular:before a long journey,at each change of season,after a long period out of use.Don't forget the spare wheel and the tyreson any trailer or caravan.At the end of winter, remove snow tyresand refit your summer tyres.Have your vehicle serviced regularly(engine oil, oil filter, air filter, passengercompartment filter.) and observe theschedule of operations recommended in thewarranty and maintenance record.When refuelling, do not continue after thethird cut-off of the nozzle to avoid anyoverflow.At the wheel of your new vehicle, it is onlyafter the first 1 800 miles (3 000 kilometres)that you will see the fuel consumption settledown to a consistent average.FAMILIARISATIONLimit the causes ofexcess consumption1
20AccessACCESSREMOTE CONTROLCentral unlockingPress this button to unlock yourvehicle, cab and rear doors.The direction indicators flashtwice and the door mirrors unfold(unless folding was selected using theinterior control, refer to the "Mirrors andwindows" section of chapter 3).Central lockingFolding / unfolding the keyPress this button to lock yourvehicle, cab and rear doors.The direction indicators flashonce and the door mirrors fold.If one of the doors is open or is not closedcorrectly, the central locking will not work.Press this button to release thekey from its housing.To fold the key, press thechromed button then fold the keyinto the housing. If you do not press thebutton, the mechanism may be damaged.DeadlockingGood practiceIf your vehicle is fitted with deadlocking, asecond press on the closed padlock onthe remote control within five seconds afterlocking changes the locking to deadlocking.This is confirmed by fixed lighting of thedirection indicators for approximately twoseconds.Deadlocking renders the exterior and interiordoor opening handles inoperative: do notleave anyone inside the vehicle when it isdeadlocked.If deadlocking is activated from inside thevehicle, it will change to normal lockingwhen the vehicle is started.Take care not to allow the remote control tocome into contact with grease, dust, rain ora damp environment.A heavy object attached to the key(key ring, .) weighing on the shaft of thekey in the switch, may cause a malfunction.
Switch on the ignition.Press the locking padlock for at least fiveseconds within the next ten seconds.Switch off the ignition.Wait at least one minute before using theremote control.The remote control is now working again.21AccessKEYThis locks and unlocks the doors on thevehicle, opens and closes the fuel filler cap,as well as starting and stopping the engine.REMOTE CONTROLChanging the batteryBattery ref.: CR1620 / 3 volts.The "battery flat" information is given by anaudible signal, accompanied by a messagein the screen.To replace the battery, unclip the casingusing a coin at the ring.If the remote control does not work after thebattery has been changed, reinitialise theremote control.There is a risk of damage if the replacementbattery is not the correct type.Use only identical batteries or batteries of anequivalent type to those recommended byPEUGEOT dealers.Do not discard the remote control batteries,they contain metals which are harmful to theenvironment.Deposit them at a PEUGEOT dealership, orat an authorised collection point.Reinitialising the remote controlFollowing changing of the remote control batteryor disconnection of the vehicle battery, the remotecontrol may have to be reinitialised.Wait at least one minute before using the remotecontrol.Insert the key in the ignition switch with the buttons(padlocks) of the remote control facing you.All of the keys contain an electronicimmobiliser device.This device locks the engine supply system.It is activated automatically when the key isremoved from the ignition.After the ignition is switched on, a dialogueis established between the key and theelectronic immobiliser system.The metal part of the key must be unfoldedcorrectly for correct dialogue to take place.If you lose your keysVisit a PEUGEOT dealer with thevehicle's V5 registration document andyour identification document.A PEUGEOT dealer will be able to retrievethe key code and the transponder code sothat a replacement key can be ordered.READY TO SET OFFELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER2
22AccessGood practiceDisarmingDo not make any modifications to theelectronic immobiliser system.Operating the remote control, even when itis in your pocket, may result in involuntaryunlocking of the doors.The simultaneous use of other highfrequency equipment (mobile telephones,domestic alarms ), may interfere with theoperation of the remote control temporarily.The remote control does not operate whilethe key is in the ignition, even if the ignitionis off.-When purchasing a second-hand vehicle:have the keys memorised by aPEUGEOT dealer to ensure that thekeys in your possession are the onlyones which can start the vehicle.When leaving the vehicle,check that the lamps areoff and nothing of value isvisible.As a safety precaution (withchildren on board), removethe key from the ignitionwhen leaving the vehicle,even for a short time.Unlock the vehicle with the remotecontrol or switch on the ignition, the redLED goes off.Locking the vehicle with exteriorprotection onlyALARMIf fitted on your vehicle, this provides twotypes of protection:exterior protection: it sounds if a front/rear door or the bonnet is opened.interior protection: it sounds ifthe volume inside the passengercompartment changes (breaking ofa window or a movement inside thevehicle).Locking the vehicle with completealarmSetting the alarm-Switch off the ignition and get out of thevehicle.Set the alarm within five minutes ofgetting out of the vehicle, by locking ordeadlocking using the remote control.The red LED, located on the centreconsole, flashes once per second.If, while you are away from the vehicle, youwish to leave a window partially open or apet inside the vehicle, you should chooseexterior protection only.Switch off the ignition.--In the next ten seconds, pressthis button, located on thecentre console, until the redLED is on continuously.Get out of the vehicle.Within the next five minutes, set thealarm by locking or deadlocking usingthe remote control (the red LED flashesonce a second).
TriggeringMalfunctionThe siren sounds, the direction indicatorsflash for approximately 30 seconds and thered LED flashes rapidly.To switch it off, insert the key and switchon the ignition.When the alarm has been triggered tentimes in succession (when triggered for theeleventh time) it is deactivated. Repeat theprocedure for setting the alarm.When the ignition is switched on, if thered LED remains on for ten seconds, thisindicates a fault with the siren connection.Have the system checked by a PEUGEOTdealer or a qualified workshop.Insert the key in the lock on the driver'sdoor and lock it.Do not set the alarm when washing yourvehicle.Failure of the remote controlWhen the alarm is set but the remote controldoes not operate:Unlock the doors with the key and openthe door. The alarm is triggered.Switch on the ignition in the nextten seconds. The alarm is disarmed.Automatic setting of the alarmDepending on the country in which thevehicle is sold, the alarm is set automaticallyapproximately 2 minutes after the last dooris closed.To prevent triggering of the alarm when adoor is opened, it is imperative to press theremote control unlocking button again.Do not make any modifications tothe alarm system as this could causefaults.DOORSFrom the outsideUse the remote control to lock/unlock thevehicle.Insert the metal part of the key in the lock onthe driver's side if the remote control doesnot work.From the insideThe first press permits centrallocking of the vehicle.A second press permits centralunlocking of the vehicle.The control does not work if the vehicle hasbeen locked using the remote control or thekey, from the outside.READY TO SET OFFLocking the vehicle without alarm-23Access2
24AccessAnti-intrusion protectionThe doors can still be opened from theinside.The system automatically locksall of the doors when you reachapproximately 6 mph (10 km/h).The indicator lamp in the control:--flashes if the doors are lockedwhen stationary with theengine off,comes on if the doors arelocked and from the time theignition is switched on.Driving with the doors locked maymake access to the passengercompartment more difficult in an emergency.Activation / deactivation of the functionWith the ignition on, a longpress on this button activates ordeactivates the function.Opening warning lampIf this warning lamp comes on,check that the cab doors andthe rear or side doors are closedcorrectly.SLIDING SIDE DOORIf fitted on your vehicle, do not open theleft-hand side door while filling with fuel asyou risk damaging the fuel filler flap.You can lock this door using the child lock.Take care not to block the guide space onthe floor to allow the door to slide correctly.
25AccessPull the handle towards you then towardsthe rear.From the insideTo unlock and open, push the handletowards the rear. Ensure that the door opensfully to lock the device at the base of thedoor.Locking / electric child lockThis prevents opening of the side doors fromthe inside.With the ignition on, pressthis button, the LED is onaccompanied by a message in thescreen.This system is independent of the centrallocking control.Good practiceDo not drive with the sliding side door open.Always remove the key from the ignitionwhen leaving the vehicle, even for a shorttime.Each time you switch on the ignition, checkwhether the child lock is active (LED on).In the event of a serious impact, the electricchild lock is deactivated automatically.Operation in the event of a batteryfailureFront and side passenger doorsIn the event of a battery or of the centrallocking fault, use the lock to lock the doorsmechanically.To open the door and get out of thevehicle, pull the interior control.To lock the door, insert the key in thelock, located on the edge of the door,then turn it one eighth of a turn.Driver's doorInsert the key in the lock, then turn it tothe right to lock or to the left to unlock.READY TO SET OFFFrom the outside2
26AccessHINGED REAR DOORSTAILGATEFrom the outsideFrom the outsideThe two hinged doors open to 90 .To open, pull the handle towards you thenpull the lever to open the left-hand door.To close, start with the left-hand door thenclose the right-hand door.Opening to 180 A retractable check strap system permitsextension of the opening from 90 to 180 .Disengage the check strap towards youwhen the door is partially open.The check strap will re-attach automaticallyon closing.When parked with the reardoors open to 90 , the doorsmask the rear lamps.To signal your position to roadusers travelling in the samedirection who may not havenoticed that you have stopped,use a warning triangle or anyother device stipulated by thelegislation and regulations ofyour country.If fitted on your vehicle, locking/unlocking isvia the remote control.To open, press the control then raise thetailgate.A strap is provided to secure the tailgate inthe upper position.From in
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