Driving and operating a vehicle Peugeot 307

Automatic transmission «Tiptronic-system Porsche»
Thanks to the four-speed automatic transmission, the vehicle's driving modes are fully automated. You can choose one of four transmission modes at your own discretion: "Automatic", "Sport", "Snow Driving" and "Manual...

Parking brake
To apply the parking brake, pull the parking brake lever up firmly. If there is a large slope on the road, you should additionally engage first gear or set the automatic transmission to parking lock mode. The parking...

Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
The ABS system, in conjunction with the electronic brake force distribution unit, improves vehicle stability and control when braking, especially on roads with damaged or slippery surfaces. The anti-lock braking system...

Traction control system (ASR) and electronic stability program (ESP)
When one of these systems is activated, the indicator located in the instrument cluster flashes. These systems work with and complement the anti-lock braking system. The ASR system optimizes the distribution of traction...

Cruise control system
The cruise control system ensures that the set speed is maintained if the engine can provide it, and relieves the driver from having to press the accelerator pedal to maintain it. The system can remember the vehicle...

Parking assistance system for station wagons
The system consists of four sensors mounted in the rear bumper of the car and a special speaker located in the instrument panel. Figure 1.39. Obstacle detection zone when parking a car When approaching any obstacle (for...

Front seats — adjustable
Correct installation of seats is necessary to ensure: access to controls; travel comfort; maximum effectiveness of seat belts and airbags. Driver's seat Caution! For safety, adjust the seats only when the vehicle is...

Folding the rear seats
Folding the rear left (2/3 ratio) or rear right (ratio 1/3) when removing seats, you should always start by raising the seat cushion, as otherwise it may cause damage to the seat. If necessary, move the appropriate...

Seat belts — adjustment and inspection
Properly adjusted seat belts keep the driver and passengers in place while driving and are an effective means of protecting against serious injury in an accident. The car is equipped with three-point seat belts. By...

Airbags — general information
Airbags are designed to provide additional protection for the driver and passenger during severe vehicle impacts. Airbags do not replace seat belts in any way and are one of the important elements of passive safety in a...

Front airbags
Figure 1.48. Front airbags They are installed in the steering wheel hub for the driver and in the instrument panel for the front passenger. Both airbags deploy simultaneously, except when the passenger airbag is...

Disabling the front passenger airbag
To ensure the safety of the child, it is necessary to deactivate the front passenger airbag when installing a rear-facing child seat on the child's seat. Figure 1.49. Front passenger airbag switch (1) Remove the...

Checking the airbag's functionality
Front passenger airbag deactivation indicator in the instrument cluster The airbag's functionality is monitored by a warning light that lights up in the instrument cluster, accompanied by a buzzer signal and a...

Side and window airbags
Side airbags are built into the backrests of the front seats on the door side. Window airbags-curtains are built into the pillars and the upper part of the cabin ceiling. Each airbag is activated in the event of a...

Lift and slide roof panel
Figure 1.54. Location of the sliding and lifting roof panel control handle To raise the sliding/tilting roof panel, turn the handle (figure 1.54) to the right (can be set to one of three positions). To open the...

Fuel tank cap
Note: If the roof panel does not close due to ice, press and hold the handle until the roof panel is fully open, then close it again. If the roof panel does not close after connecting the battery, release the handle and...

Hood — opening and closing
Figure 1.56. Hood release handle To unlock the hood, press the lever located on the left under the instrument panel - the hood will be released from the locking device and will rise upward under the action of the spring...

Engine compartment — inspection and safety precautions
Caution! Be especially careful when working in the engine compartment. Turn off the engine, remove the ignition key. Apply the parking brake. Set the gear shift lever to neutral position, the automatic transmission...

Towing a car
All-wheel towing To tow a vehicle with all wheels supported, a towing bar should be used. The removable towing eye is stored inside the spare tire. On station wagons, the removable towing eye is stored in a trim recess...

Towing a cargo trailer, caravan or boat
Use only Peugeot towing hitches that have been tested and approved for installation on your vehicle. The towing device must be installed at a Peugeot service station. Your vehicle is designed to carry passengers and...

Wheel replacement and operating instructions
Changing wheels on sedans Place the vehicle on a firm, non-slip horizontal surface. Apply the parking brake, engage first gear or reverse (position "P" for automatic transmission) and turn off the ignition. Using the...

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