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Controls, instruments and equipment
Controls, instruments and equipment
Figure 1.9. Controls, instruments and equipment: 1 - driver's airbag, sound signal; 2 - lever for switching on lighting devices and direction indicators; 3 - car radio remote control lever on the steering column; 4 -...
Control devices
Control devices
A constantly on or flashing indicator while the engine is running indicates some kind of malfunction. The illumination of some warning lights may be accompanied by an audible signal or the appearance of a corresponding...
Ignition switch
Ignition switch
Caution! To avoid damaging the electronic unit in the key head, handle the key carefully. Remove the key from the ignition only after the vehicle has come to a complete stop to prevent the steering lock from engaging....
Steering column switch for direction indicators and headlights
Steering column switch for direction indicators and headlights
Headlights and taillights Figure 1.22. Location of the headlight and taillight ring switches: 1 - switch for parking lights, high/low beam headlights and automatic mode of lighting devices; 2 - rear fog light switch; 3...
Automatic operation of lighting and light signaling devices
Automatic operation of lighting and light signaling devices
The side lights and low beam headlights turn on automatically in case of low external lighting, as well as when the windshield wipers are operating. They turn off as soon as the outside lighting returns to normal or the...
Steering column switch for windshield wipers and washers
Steering column switch for windshield wipers and washers
Caution! In freezing temperatures, check that the wiper blades are not frozen before using the wipers for the first time. Intermittent windshield wiper operation Figure 1.23. Positions of the intermittent windshield...
Headlight beam corrector
Headlight beam corrector
Figure 1.25. Location of headlight range control The electric adjustment mechanism allows for smooth adjustment of the headlight beam angle according to the vehicle load (figure 1.25). This reduces the blinding effect...
Hazard warning lights
Hazard warning lights
Figure 1.26. Location of the hazard warning light switch (1) Press the switch (figure 1.26). At the same time, all direction indicators will start flashing. Turn on the hazard warning lights in the following cases: when...
Steering column adjustment
Steering column adjustment
Figure 1.27. Directions of movement of the locking handle (1) during mechanical adjustment of the steering column position The steering column can be continuously adjusted for tilt and height. To do this, press lever 1...
Electric windows
Electric windows
Figure 1.28. Location of window switches in the driver's door armrest: 1 - rear door window switch lock button (for the safety of children); 2 - left rear door; 3 - driver's door; 4 - front passenger door; 5 - right...
Window (on three-door vehicles)
Window (on three-door vehicles)
Figure 1.29. Location of the lever (1) for fixing the window glass on three-door vehicles To open the glass located in the rear side wall of the passenger compartment, turn lever 1 (figure 1.29), then press on the glass.
Electrically adjustable exterior mirrors
Electrically adjustable exterior mirrors
The electrically adjustable outside mirrors are installed with the ignition on using switches located in the door armrest. Figure 1.30. Location of switches for electrically operated outside rearview mirrors: 1 - switch...
Manually adjustable exterior rearview mirrors
Manually adjustable exterior rearview mirrors
Figure 1.31. Location of the lever for manual adjustment of the mirror position The lever for manually adjusting the mirror position is located on the inside of the door (figure 1.31). Move the lever in four directions...
Interior rearview mirror
Interior rearview mirror
The mirror can be set by turning the lever to one of two positions: day (normal position); night (to avoid being blinded by headlights from cars driving behind). To switch the mirror from one position to another, press...
Interior lighting fixtures
Interior lighting fixtures
Figure 1.32. Location of the front ceiling light (1) and local lighting lamps (2) The location of the interior lighting fixtures is shown in the figure 1.32, 1.33, 1.34. Figure 1.34. Location of the switch (1) for the...
Sun visors with vanity mirror
Sun visors with vanity mirror
Figure 1.35. Sun visor with illuminated vanity mirror The mirror illumination turns on automatically when you open their covers if the ignition is on (figure 1.35).
Ceiling console
Ceiling console
The front ceiling light and glasses holder are attached to the ceiling console. Figure 1.36. Overhead console with glasses holder To open or close the glasses holder, press the lever on the cover (figure 1.36).
Heating and ventilation — general information
Heating and ventilation — general information
Figure 1.50. Direction of air flow supplied to the vehicle interior: 1 - to the windshield; 2 - to the front door windows; 3 - side ventilation grilles; 4 - central ventilation grilles; 5 - to the feet of the driver and...
Heating and ventilation controls
Heating and ventilation controls
Air distribution handle Air supply to the windshield and side windows (to remove condensation and frost). To quickly remove frost and condensation from the windshield and side windows, do the following: Figure 1.51....
Air conditioning controls
Air conditioning controls
Air conditioner power button The air conditioner is designed to operate in any climatic conditions. In summer, it serves to cool the air in the cabin, and in winter, when the air temperature is below 0°C, it accelerates...
Automatic air conditioning controls
Automatic air conditioning controls
Air conditioner power button To turn off the air conditioner, press this button. The "ECO" symbol will appear on the display. To return the air conditioner to automatic mode, press this button again. The "A/C" symbol...
Car radio controls
Car radio controls
Figure 1.67. Location of car radio control buttons on the steering column switch: 1 - volume increase button; 2 - volume down button; 3 - button for automatic search of stations in the upper range (radio) and select the...
Controlling car radios with the steering column switch
Controlling car radios with the steering column switch
Figure 1.67. Location of car radio control buttons on the steering column switch: 1 - volume increase button; 2 - volume down button; 3 - button for automatic search of stations in the upper range (radio) and select the...
Controlling the car radio from the front panel
Controlling the car radio from the front panel
Power on/off Figure 1.68. Location of controls for the RB3 car radio with cassette player on the front panel: A - button to turn on/off the RDS function and the regional transmitter tracking mode; B - button for turning...
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Peugeot 306 (1993-2002) 
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