Vehicle owner's manual Peugeot 206

General information about Peugeot 206 cars
Figure 1.1. Peugeot 206 car New Peugeot 206 model (figure 1.1) with a hatchback body was presented to the consumer in September 1998, with a roadster body - in 1999, with a station wagon body - in 2003. The car is...

Vehicle identification data
Figure 1.3. Vehicle passport data Vehicle identification plate (A, Figure 1.3) is located in the engine compartment and is attached to the right on the upper front part of the side wall. Additional location depends on...

Starting the engine from an auxiliary source
Warning! Failure to follow the recommendations below may result in battery failure, driver burns, and damage to the electrical circuits and devices of both vehicles. When starting the engine from the auxiliary...

Lifting a car with a jack
Figure 1.5. Jack installation locations The car is lifted using a jack from the driver's tool kit, a garage jack or a stationary lift at a service station. The jack installation points on each side of the body have...

Towing a car and driving with a trailer
Figure 1.6. Towing eye (front) Figure 1.7. Towing eye (rear) Towing of a car is carried out when it is impossible to move it to the service station under its own power. For this purpose, a towing eye is intended - front...

Wheel replacement
Figure 1.10. Spare wheel Changing a wheel is the most common operation that is carried out independently. The spare wheel is located on a holder outside under the body floor in the trunk area (figure 1.10). It can be...

Controls and instruments
Figure 1.11. Vehicle controls: 1 - Driver's airbag, sound signal; 2 - External lighting and direction indicator switch; 3 - Front passenger airbag switch; 4 — rear window lock button; 5 — Instrument cluster backlight...

Car keys and ignition switch
Figure 1.14. Car keys and ignition switch: a - standard; b - with remote control; in — ignition switch The car is equipped with a set of keys - main and spare. Keys (figure 1.14) allow you to unlock the front doors and...

Control indicators
The control indicators marked with the "*" sign light up red for a while when the ignition key is turned to the "M" position and go out almost immediately after the engine starts. An indicator that is constantly on or...
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Digital and analog control devices
The installation of digital and analog instruments depends on the model and configuration of the vehicle. Figure 1.15. Turning on the mileage counter The odometer displays the readings on the instrument panel display...

On-board navigation system
The on-board navigation system uses information displayed on the screen and audio messages from a sound synthesizer to indicate the route to any point you specify. The system is based on the use of a map database and a...

Steering column switches
The vehicle control system uses lever, packet and push-button (key) switches. Lever switches are located to the right and left of the steering column. Figure 1.47. Left steering column switch The lighting and headlights...

Parking brake
The parking brake is designed to hold the car in place when parking on a level road or on a slight slope. When the parking brake is applied (engaged), the rear wheels are locked by the drum brake mechanism. The parking...

On-board computer
Figure 1.51. On-board computer control The on-board computer is controlled by pressing the button located on the end of the right steering column switch (figure 1.51). Figure 1.52. Display readings for type B Each time...

Electric windows
Figure 1.59. Window lifter control: 1 - driver's door; 2 - front passenger door; 3 - rear left door; 4 - rear right door Electric windows are designed to raise and lower the windows in the car doors. The windows can be...

Headlight corrector
The direction of the low beam headlights can be adjusted according to the vehicle load, which avoids blinding oncoming drivers. Figure 1.62. Headlight aiming adjustment The adjustment is carried out by a step-type...

Adjusting the position of the steering wheel
The steering wheel position can be adjusted in height. Attention! The steering wheel position must be adjusted only when the vehicle is stationary. Adjust the steering wheel height in the following order: Figure 1.63....

Sound signal
Figure 1.64. Sound signal To sound the horn, press one of the spokes or the center of the steering wheel hub (figure 1.64).

Rear view mirrors
The car body is equipped with a system of rear-view mirrors - internal and external rear-view mirrors. Figure 1.65. Interior rearview mirror Day/night position of the interior rearview mirror (figure 1.65) manually...

Lighting external and internal
Important safety elements of a car are headlights, lanterns and lamps. Figure 1.68. Front interior light The interior lighting is provided by several lamps (shades) and is controlled automatically. When the ignition is...

Seat adjustment
Front seats The car is equipped with several models of seats. The main ones are multifunctional seats with manual adjustment. To relieve the spine, sit with the seat as far back as possible, resting your entire back on...

Seat belts and airbags
Figure 1.86. Seat belt Seat belts (figure 1.86) are designed to reduce the degree of injury in the event of a car accident. All seats are equipped with them. When fastened, the belt buckle should lock with a...

Central lock
The car's interior is equipped with a central lock, which simultaneously locks and unlocks the doors, trunk and fuel filler flap. It only works if both front doors are locked. It can be activated from the outside by...

Ventilation hatch
The ventilation hatch in the roof of the passenger compartment is closed and opened electrically when the ignition key is set to position "A", when the three-position switch mounted next to the interior light, above the...

Heating and ventilation
Outside air for heating the car's interior is supplied by a fan through the heater housing and then directed by flaps into the ducts of the interior heating and ventilation system. When the heating system is on, cold...

Air conditioning
Many car models are equipped with an air conditioning system with manual or automatic control. With the help of the air conditioning system, the temperature in the car can be lower than the ambient temperature and...

Additional interior equipment
Additional equipment includes an audio system, sun visors, a storage compartment, a portable lamp, storage compartments for small items, a drink holder, ashtrays for front and rear passengers, a cigarette lighter,...

Manual transmission
The car is equipped with a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. The vehicles are equipped with manual transmissions (MT) in three versions: 20CE; 20CD (gasoline engines) and 20DL (diesel engines), each of...

Automatic transmission
The automatic transmission (AT) thanks to a special combination of mechanical and hydraulic transmissions significantly increases efficiency when driving in 3rd and 4th gears, which allows for a significant reduction in...

ABS anti-lock brake system
The ABS system increases the active safety of the vehicle and prevents the wheels from locking when braking. The system is activated immediately after the engine is started, and the indicator in the instrument cluster...

Opening the hood
Figure 1.106. Hood release lever To unlock the hood from inside the car, pull the hood handle (lever) towards you (shown by the arrow in Figure 1.106). The handle is located on the left side, under the front panel. To...

Opening the trunk
Figure 1.107. Trunk lock Only ignition keys are suitable for the trunk. To close the trunk, insert the ignition key into the lock, turn it to the right from position A to position C (figure 1.107) and remove it in a...

Running in a car
Operation of the vehicle after purchase or repair of its main components (engine, gearbox, CV joints) start with a break-in period of the first 2000 km. In this case, the engine speed and speed should not exceed the...

Fuses — location and replacement
Fuses provide protection for electrical circuits and electrical equipment components from overloads (putting them out of action). If any of the current consumers fails, disconnect it and check the corresponding fuse....

Rechargeable battery
The battery pack (AB) is installed in the engine compartment. When working with the AB, you must observe security measures. The AB does not require maintenance during its entire service life. The normal electrolyte...

Electronic anti-theft system
The electronic anti-theft system blocks the engine control system immediately after the ignition system is switched off and prevents the engine from starting without a key - an identification card. Figure 1.111....

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