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  Alfa Romeo. Services which are essential and precious because, when you purchase an Alfa Romeo you are not only acquiring a car, but the tranquillity that comes from knowing that an efficient, willing and widespread organization is at your ser- vice for any assistance problems you may have.

• Page 3: Engine Starting

  MUST BE READ! REFUELLING Petrol engines: only refuel with unleaded petrol with octane rating (RON) not less than 95. Diesel engines: only refuel with diesel fuel conforming to the European specification EN590. The use of other products or mixtures may irreparably damage the engine with invalidation of the warranty due to the damage caused.

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  ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES If, after buying the car, you decide to add electrical accessories (that will gradually drain the battery), contact Al- fa Romeo Authorized Services. They can calculate the overall electrical requirement and check that the car’s elec- tric system can support the required load. CODE CARD Keep the code card in a safe place, not in the car.

• Page 5: Warranty Booklet

  Not all the models described in this booklet are available in all countries. Only some of the fittings described in this booklet are fitted as standard to the car. The list of available accessories should be requested from the Alfa Romeo…

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  The texts, illustrations and specifications given in this booklet refer to the car at the time of going to press. As part of our ongoing striving to improve our products, Alfa Romeo may introduce technical changes during production, there- fore the specifications and fittings may be altered without prior notice.

• Page 7: Table Of Contents

  DASHBOARD ………… CRUISE CONTROL ……….CEILING LIGHTS ……….INSTRUMENT PANEL ……… CONTROLS …………SYMBOLS …………INTERIOR FITTINGS……….ALFA ROMEO CODE SYSTEM ……. SUNROOF …………ELECTRONIC KEY ……….DOORS …………ALARM …………POWER WINDOWS ……….. IGNITION DEVICE……….BOOT ………….. 101 INSTRUMENTS……….

• Page 8: Dashboard

  DASHBOARD fig. 1 A0E0056m 1. Adjustable swivel side air vents — 2. Front side window demisting/defrosting vents — 3. External lights control lever — 4. In- strument panel — 5. Driver’s air bag and horn — 6. Windscreen wiper control lever — 7. Upper central vent — 8. Adjustable swiv- el centre air vents — 9.

• Page 9: Instrument Panel

  INSTRUMENT PANEL A. Speedometer (speed indicator) B. Warning lights — C. Rev counter — D. Mul- tifunction display h c m Warning lights on diesel versions only On diesel versions the rev counter A0E0312m fig. 2 — Versions with multifunction display end scale value is at 6000 rpm.

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  A. Speedometer (speed indicator) B. Warning lights — C. Rev counter — D. Reconfigurable multifunction display c m Warning lights on diesel ver- sions only On diesel versions the rev counter end scale value is at 6000 rpm. A0E0422m fig. 4 — TI versions with reconfigurable multifunction display…

• Page 11: Symbols

  ALFA ROMEO SYMBOLS CODE SYSTEM Special coloured labels have been at- tached near or actually on some of the To further protect you car from theft, it components of your car. These labels has been fitted with an engine immo- bear symbols that remind you of the pre- bilising system.

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  If the warning light stays on, contact The code is sent only if the Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. CODE system control unit has recognised If 2 seconds after fitting…

• Page 13: Electronic Key

  ELECTRONIC KEY CODE CARD The CODE card fig. 6 delivered with the keys, contains the mechanical code A and the electronic one B. The code numbers on the CODE card A0E0023m A0E0021m fig. 6 fig. 7 must be kept in a safe place, not in the car.

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  IMPORTANT Never expose the elec- tronic key to direct sunlight: risk of dam- ages. IMPORTANT Remote control fre- quency may be disturbed by radio trans- missions outside the car (e.g. mobile phones, hams, etc…). In this event re- mote control may be failing. A0E0022m A0E0021m fig.
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  SAFE LOCK DEVICE (where provided) This safety system inhibits the operation of the car door handles. The safe lock device represents top pro- tection against break in attempts. Acti- vate it each time you park the car. A0E0035m A0E0242m fig. 10 fig.
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  Device activation is signalled by three WARNING flashes of the led on the driver’s door If the key battery is panel and, only if activated by pressing flat, the safe lock de- the electronic key button Á, of direction vice can only be deactivated by indicators.
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  The main functions that can be activated with the electronic key or with the emergency metals insert are the following: Doors, Doors, Window Window Safe lock Tailgate tailgate tailgate and sunroof and sunroof (where opening and fuel cap and fuel cap opening closing provided)

• Page 18: Alarm

  ALARM Depending on the markets, the trigger- ing of the alarm will activate the siren (where provided) and the hazard warning lights (for about 26 seconds). The methods of operation and the number of cycles may vary de- WHEN THE ALARM pending on the versions/markets.

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  Surveillance HOW TO DEACTIVATE THE ALARM When the system has been turned on, Press button Ë. The system will react as the led A-fig. 13 will flash to indicate that the system is in the surveillance follows (with the exception of certain mode.

• Page 20: Ignition Device

  (for ex- car is facing downhill, reverse. ample during an attempted Never leave children unat- break-in) have it checked over tended in the car. by Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- vices before travelling again.

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  (on certain versions to- gether with a message on the display), check whether the electronic key is the proper one and then try to refit it into the ignition device. If the problem per- sists contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- vices.

• Page 22: Instruments

  INSTRUMENTS STEERING COLUMN LOCK ed) (or as an alternative, on certain ver- sions, a symbol and a message are dis- Engaging played). In this event contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. REV. COUNTER The steering column lock will engage 5 seconds after removing the electron- IMPORTANT If after trying to turn on Rev counter shows engine rpm.

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  1 — tank full (see the indications given IMPORTANT Refuelling shall always Alfa Romeo Authorized Services . in paragraph “At the filling station»). be performed with engine off. Failing to observe this precaution could cause the…

• Page 24: Engine Oil

  Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. IMPORTANT The pointer can reach the red area also for a sum of un- A0E0179m favourable conditions, i.e.: slow speed,…

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  MANUAL INSTRUMENT AUTOMATIC INSTRUMENT PANEL LIGHT DIMMER PANEL LIGHT DIMMER With this function it is possible to adjust To give max. visibility and comfort un- on 8 levels the light intensity of the indi- der whatever driving conditions (e.g.: cations given on the instrument panel dis- lights on in daylight, tunnels, etc…), play, sound system display (where pro- the speedometer is fitted with a sensor…

• Page 26: Multifunction Display

  INFORMATION ABOUT CAR MULTIFUNCTION CONDITIONS (at event) DISPLAY õ ❒ Scheduled servicing (symbol (where provided) D-fig. 22). ❒ Instrument panel light dimmer. The “Multifunction display” shows all ❒ Symbol of possible presence of ice on the useful information necessary when √…

• Page 27: Setup Menu

  “SETUP MENU” Speed limit (SPEED BEEP) There is also a “Setup Menu” enabling With this function it is possible to set the to perform the adjustments and/or set- car speed limit (km/h or mph) which, tings described on the following pages if exceeded, automatically sounds a by pressing button MENU and +/–…

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  Clock (TIME REG) Failure/warning buzzer To set the speed limit, proceed as fol- lows: volume (BUZZ) This function enables to adjust the clock. ❒ press button MENU until selecting With this function the volume of the To adjust the clock proceed as follows: SPEED BEEP: the display will show buzzer accompanying any failure/warn- ❒…
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  “Checking levels” in section “Car km/mi to go before car servicing. Con- maintenance”). tact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services to IMPORTANT Proper engine oil level carry out any service operation provid- ed by the Service schedule or by the An-…
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  MESSAGES DISPLAYED ILLUMINATION OF REV Once on, the NIGHT PAN function can be deactivated as follows: AT STARTING COUNTER/INSTRUMENTS ❒ by long press on button + (also with (NIGHT PAN) After the engine oil level, the display will external lights off); show for a few seconds a message in- This function enables to turn on/off ❒…

• Page 31: Reconfigurable Multifunction Display

  INFORMATION ABOUT CAR RECONFIGURABLE CONDITIONS (at event) MULTIFUNCTION ❒ Scheduled servicing; DISPLAY ❒ Trip computer; (where provided) ❒ Instrument panel light dimmer; ❒ Engine oil level; The “Reconfigurable multifunction dis- play” shows all the useful information IMPORTANT When opening one of A0E0015m fig.

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  Selecting an option of the main CONTROL BUTTONS menu without submenu: MENU ❒ briefly press button MENU to select the main menu option to set; Short push on button: to confirm the required option and/or to go to next ❒ operate buttons + or – (by single screen;…
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  Selecting an option of the main Selecting “Date” and “Clock”: ENGINE OIL LEVEL menu with submenu: INDICATION ❒ briefly press button MENU to select ❒ briefly press button MENU to display the first value to change (e.g. hours/ Fitting the electronic key into the igni- the first submenu option;…
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  Briefly press button MENU to access navigation from the standard screen. To surf the menu press buttons + or –. For safety rea- sons, when the car is running, it is possible to access only the reduced menu (for setting “Speed limit”). When the car is stationary access to the whole menu is enabled.
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  IMPORTANT The possible setting is Speed limit Automatic headlight daylight between 30 and 250 km/h (or be- sensor (where provided) With this function it is possible to set the tween 20 and 150 mph) depending on (Light Sens.) car speed limit (km/h or mph) which, the unit set previously (see paragraph if exceeded, automatically sounds a With this function it is possible to adjust…
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  Clock mode (Mode 12/24) Setting the clock (Clock) IMPORTANT Every press (pulse) on the button +/– increases/decreases by This function enables to set the clock. This function is used to set the clock in one unit. Keeping button +/– pressed the 12h or 24h mode.
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  Setting the date (Date) Audio Info Repetition To activate/deactivate (ON/OFF) in- (Audio Rpt.) (where provided) fo displaying proceed as follows: This function enables to update the date ❒ briefly press button MENU: the dis- (year — month — day). This function enables to display sound system information.
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  Automatic central door locking Independent boot unlocking Driver’s door unlocking (Indep. Boot) (Unlock Fda) (Door lock) With this function it is possible to unlock With this function it is possible to unlock When activated (ON), this function the boot independently from doors. only the driver’s door by pressing the locks automatically the doors when the electronic key button Ë.
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  Consumption Temperature Units With this function it is possible to set the If the distance unit set is km (see pre- This function enables to set the tem- units for distance covered (km or mi), vious paragraph) the display will enable perature unit (°C or °F).
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  Adjusting the failure/warning Adjusting the button volume Selecting the language (Keys Vol.) (Language) buzzer volume (Beep Vol.) Display messages can be shown in the With this function the volume of the With this function the volume of the following languages: Italian, English, buzzer accompanying any failure/warn- roger-beep accompanying the activation German, Portuguese, Spanish, French,…

• Page 41: Night Panel

  MENU. number of km/mi to go before car ser- vicing. Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- vices to carry out any service operation provided by the Service schedule or by the Annual inspection plan, and to reset the…

• Page 42: Trip Computer

  TRIP COMPUTER General features The “Trip computer” displays information (with electronic key fitted into ignition device) relating to the operating status of the car. This function comprises the “Trip A” concerning the “complete mission” of the car (journey) and “Trip B” concern- ing the partial mission of the car;…

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  The display will show “- — — -“ in the fol- The “Trip A” displays the figures relating Values displayed lowing cases: Average consumption ❒ Average consumption ❒ value lower than 50 km (30mi); Represents the indicative average of con- ❒…
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  New mission (reset) Reset can be: ❒ “manual” reset is performed by the driver by pressing button TRIP; ❒ “automatic” reset is performed when the trip distance reaches 9999.9 km (or mi), when travel time reaches 99.59 (99 hours and 59 minutes) A0E0076m A0E0052m fig.
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  Briefly press button TRIP to select the Start of journey procedure Reset Trip B two Trip computer modes; use button (reset) As concerns the Trip B values, it is pos- — to scroll the options at the top of the Trip A and Trip B reset are independent.

• Page 46: Seats

  SEATS MANUALLY ADJUSTABLE FRONT SEATS fig. 31 WARNING A0E0053m Only make adjustments fig. 30 when the car is sta- On versions fitted with T.P.M.S. system tionary. (Tyre pressure Monitoring System) (see paragraph “T.P.M.S. system” in this sec- tion), after Trip A and Trip B info, the screen with tyre pressure condition is dis- played (see fig.

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  WARNING Once you have re- leased the lever, check that the seat is firmly locked in the runners by trying to move it back and forth. Failure to lock the seat in place could result in the seat moving sud- A0E0024m denly and the driver losing fig.
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  Seat controls are the Storing driver’s seat/door following: mirror positions Multifunction control A: Buttons C allows to store and recall three different driver’s seat and door mirror po- – front seat height adjustment; sitions. Storing and recalling are only pos- –…

• Page 49: Head Restraints

  HEAD RESTRAINTS FRONT HEAD RESTRAINTS fig. 34 Head restraints are adjustable in height and, on certain versions, also in angle and they lock automatically in the re- A0E0033m A0E0137m fig. 34 fig. 35 quired position. To adjust height proceed as follows: REAR HEAD RESTRAINTS WARNING ❒…

• Page 50: Steering Wheel

  STEERING WHEEL WARNING Any adjustment of the steering wheel position The steering wheel can be adjusted both must be carried out only with axially and in height. the car stationary and the en- Release the lever A-fig. 36 pushing it gine turned off.

• Page 51: Rearview Mirrors

  REARVIEW MIRRORS DRIVING MIRROR The mirror is fitted with a safety device that causes it to be released in the event of a violent crash. A0E0135m A0E0032m fig. 37 fig. 38 Using lever A-fig. 37 the mirror can Certain versions are fitted with electro- be adjusted to two different positions: chromic mirror fig.

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  Electrically folding of the mirror (only versions with 4 power windows) (optional for versions/ markets where applicable) When required (for example when the mirror causes difficulty in narrow spaces) it is possible to fold the mirrors by press- A0E0036m A0E0081m ing button C-fig.
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  Storing the “parking” Recalling the passenger door Automatic door mirror realignment position of the door mirror mirror “parking” position on the passenger side Proceed as follows: fit the electronic key Each time the electronic key is fitted in- On versions equipped with electric seats, into the ignition device, engage reverse, to the ignition device the door mirrors when engaging reverse for parking to…

• Page 54: Climate Control System

  CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM A0E0220m fig. 41 1 Upper vent — 2 Adjustable and swivel central vents — 3 Adjustable and swivel side vents — 4 Lower vents for rear seats — 5 Adjustable and swivel air vents for rear seats (where provided) — 6 Lower vents for front seats — 7 Windscreen and front windows demisting/defrosting vents.

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  A0E0014m A0E0057m A0E0067m fig. 42 fig. 44 fig. 45 UPPER VENT fig. 44 The vent has an opening/closing con- trol. O = Completely closed I = Completely open WINDSCREEN AND FRONT A0E0012m A0E0088m fig. 43 SIDE WINDOW DEMISTING/ fig. 46 DEFROSTING VENTS CENTRAL AND REAR VENTS…

• Page 56: Manual Climate Control System

  MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM (where provided) CONTROLS fig. 47 A — Air temperature knob (mixing warm and cold air); B — Air distribution knob; C — Fan speed knob; D — Heated rear window and door mir- rors defrosting on/off button; E — Windscreen, front side windows and fig.

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  HEATED REAR WINDOW WARMING THE PASSENGER QUICK WINDSCREEN COMPARTMENT AND FRONT SIDE WINDOW AND DOOR MIRROR DEMISTING/DEFROSTING DEMISTING/DEFROSTING Proceed as follows: (MAX-DEF function) Press button ( to activate the demist- ❒ turn knob A to the required temper- ing/defrosting function: when this func- Press button -: the button leds -, ature;…
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  However, it is Proceed as follows: Before summer, have the system better not to use it for long periods, es- checked at Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- ❒ turn knob A completely leftwards; pecially if there are several people in the vices.

• Page 59: Automatic Two-/Three-Zone Climate Control System

  ❒ air distribution at driver/passenger AUTOMATIC TWO-/ vents; THREE-ZONE ❒ compressor activation; CLIMATE CONTROL ❒ air recirculation. SYSTEM The following parameters and functions (where provided) can be set or changed manually: ❒ required temperature; A0E0091m fig. 48 DESCRIPTION ❒ fan speed; The car is fitted with a two-/three-zone ❒…

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  TWO-ZONE controls fig. 49 A — air distribution buttons (on driver and passenger side); B — temperature adjustment knob on dri- ver side; C — automatic operation button (FULL AUTO); D — climate control data display; E — temperature adjustment knob on passenger side;…
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  THREE-ZONE controls fig. 50 Front controls A — air distribution buttons (driver and pas- senger side); B — temperature adjustment knob on driver side; C — automatic operation button (FULL AUTO); D — climate control data display; E — temperature adjustment knob on passen- ger side;…
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  HI function (HIGH) SWITCHING THE CLIMATE AIR TEMPERATURE (maximum heating power) CONTROL SYSTEM ON ADJUSTMENT KNOBS It is switched on by setting a tempera- The system can be turned on by press- Turning the knob knurled rings (B/ ing any button (excluding (, v and ture of more than 32°C on the display, E/P), clockwise or counter-clockwise, and can be switched on independently…
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  With the function switched on, howev- This function should not be ac- LO (LOW) function tivated when the engine is cold, (highest cooling power) er, all the manual settings can be made. to prevent air not warm enough To switch the function off, you only need It is switched on by setting a tempera- from entering the passenger to turn the ring of knob B/E/P of the…

• Page 64: Automatic Operation

  AUTOMATIC OPERATION AUTO will also go off if the system (spe- FAN SPEED ADJUSTMENT cially when compressor is turned off (AUTO BUTTON) Press buttons +/– to increase or to de- manually) cannot reach or cannot keep crease the fan speed. Pressing button AUTO (front and rear the required temperature.

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  QUICK FRONT WINDOW IMPORTANT If the engine is not The MAX-DEF function activates the fol- lowing operations: warm enough, the function will not en- DEMISTING/DEFROSTING gage the predefined fan speed imme- (MAX-DEF function) ❒ rear panel turning off; diately, to limit the flow to the passen- Pressing button — the climate control ❒…
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  CLIMATE CONTROL HEATED REAR WINDOW ALIGNING SET AND DOOR MIRROR TEMPERATURES COMPRESSOR ON/OFF DEMISTING/DEFROSTING (MONO function) √ Press button to turn the compressor Press button ( to activate the demist- on: when climate control compressor is Pressing button MONO automatically on the circular led around the button will ing/defrosting function: when this func- aligns the temperature and air distribu-…
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  O Air flow towards the front and rear With compressor off, the system will WARNING check whether outside temperature is lower part of the passenger com- Operation of the cli- higher or lower/same as the set one: partment. This type of distribution al- mate control compres- lows heating of the passenger com- ❒…
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  AIR RECIRCULATION AND IMPORTANT The inside air recircula- Splitting of the air flow between ˙ tion system makes it possible to reach all vents. AQS FUNCTION (AIR the required heating or cooling condi- QUALITY SYSTEM) tions faster. It is however inadvisable to ON/OFF (where provided) Rear seat Three-zone use it on rainy/cold days as it would…
• Page 69
  Have the conditions of the filter checked gardless of outside air pollution level. by Alfa Romeo Authorized Services at least once a year, preferably at the on- IMPORTANT The AQS function is dis- set of summer. If the car is used main-…

• Page 70: Additional Heater

  Pressing button OFF on the rear control ADDITIONAL SWITCHING THE CLIMATE will display the wording OFF on the rear CONTROL SYSTEM OFF HEATER (diesel display and will stop air flow to rear Keep pressed button “–“ until the dis- versions only) seats.

• Page 71: External Lights

  Direction indicators EXTERNAL LIGHTS Push the stalk to (stable) position: ❒ up: to turn the right-hand direction LEFT-HAND STALK fig. 51 indicator on; The left-hand stalk control almost all ex- ❒ down: to turn the left-hand direction ternal lights. indicator on. The external lights can only be switched Warning light Î…

• Page 72: Follow Me Home

  “FOLLOW ME HOME” AUTOMATIC HEADLIGHTS Deactivation DEVICE SENSOR (daylight sensor) As a result of the sensor control, the (where provided) dipped beam headlights will switch off This function allows the illumination of and, after a few seconds, sidelights will the space in front of the car for a pre- It detects the changes of the external switch off too.

• Page 73: Parking Lights

  Parking lights With instrument panel off they turn on by pressing button C. When pressing the button a buzzer will sound and the in- strument panel warning light 3 will turn on. Press the button again to turn the lights off.

• Page 74: Window Washing

  WINDOW WASHING Never use the window wiper to remove ice or snow from the wind- RIGHT-HAND STALK screen. In these conditions, the wiper is submitted to excessive Right-hand stalk fig. 54 controls wind- effort that results in motor pro- screen washer/wiper operation. tection cutting in and wiper op- With external lights on, activating the eration inhibition for few seconds…

• Page 75: Rain Sensor

  “Smart washing” function Turning the knurled ring A-fig. 54 it is possible to increase the sensitivity of Pulling the lever towards the steering the rain sensor, obtaining a quicker wheel (unstable position) operates the change from stationary (no wiping) windscreen washer. when the windscreen is dry, to first con- Keeping the stalk pulled with just one tinuous speed (continuous, slow).

• Page 76
  IMPORTANT In the event of rain sen- Rain sensor shall be de- sor failure, windscreen wiper operation activated when washing with right-hand stalk at 1-fig. 54 shall the car at automatic car- be intermittent. If failure occurs during wash. automatic operation, the system will keep the last wiper operating condition.

• Page 77: Cruise Control

  CRUISE CONTROL TO MEMORISE SPEED (where provided) Proceed as follows: ❒ turn the knurled ring A-fig. 57 to Ü and press the accelerator pedal to GENERAL the required speed; The speed regulator (CRUISE CON- ❒ push the stalk upwards (+) or down- TROL), with electronic control, makes wards (–), then release it: car speed it possible to drive the car at the required…

• Page 78
  In the event of Cruise Control or engine ❒ turning the engine off or removing control system failure, the device is de- activated until removing the electronic the electronic key from the ignition key from the ignition device. In this device; event contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services.

• Page 79: Ceiling Lights

  A-fig. 57 after a few minutes. To turn them on to O and contact Alfa Romeo Keeping pressed button B will turn off again, open another door or close and…

• Page 80
  In the following table are summarised the causes that make front/rear ceiling lights turn on/off and their turning on/off mode: Cause Front and rear ceiling lights turning on/off mode Opening one of the front/rear doors Central front light and rear light turning on for a few minutes. This timed operation will be reactivated each time a door is opened.
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  DOOR PUDDLE LIGHTS The door light will turn on when open- ing the door regardless of the electron- ic key position. It will stay on for about 3 minutes when the door is open, then it will go off automatically. A0E0094m A0E0037m fig.

• Page 82: Controls

  CONTROLS WARNING WARNING If, after a crash, you If central door locking smell fuel or see leaks has been activated POWER SUPPLY AND FUEL from the fuel system, do not from inside the car and after a CUT-OFF SWITCHES reset the switches to avoid crash the fuel cut-off switch cannot activate automatic door fire risk.

• Page 83
  A0E0221m A0E0126m A0E0071m fig. 61 fig. 62 fig. 63 Resetting the fuel cut-off Resetting the power supply The switch is located inside the fuse box switch cut-off switch at battery positive terminal. (where provided) To reset the power supply cut-off switch, proceed as follows: WARNING WARNING…

• Page 84: Interior Fittings

  INTERIOR FITTINGS CENTRAL ARMREST The central armrest is located between the front seats. Inside the armrest are housed an oddment compartment and an air-conditioned food box (where pro- vided) (see next paragraphs). A0E0039m A0E0141m fig. 64 fig. 65 On certain versions the central armrest can be adjusted forward or backward by Air-conditioned food box operating the cover B-fig.

• Page 85
  A0E0142m A0E0146m A0E0199m fig. 67 fig. 69 fig. 70 REAR ARMREST WITH ODDMENT COMPARTMENT (where provided) To use the central armrest B-fig. 69, take it from tab A and then lower it. Inside the armrest is fitted an oddment compartment fig. 71. To open it, press button B-fig.

• Page 86: Glove Compartment

  A0E0147m A0E0149m A0E0031m fig. 72 fig. 74 fig. 75 GLOVE COMPARTMENT CIGAR LIGHTER To open the glove compartment use lever Front cigar lighter A-fig. 74. When the glove compart- (optional for versions/ ment is opened, the internal courtesy light markets where applicable) turns on.

• Page 87
  Do not plug electric ac- cessories with absorption exceeding the max. spec- ified value. Prolonged current ab- sorption could drain the battery and impair next engine start up. A0E0152m A0E0068m fig. 76 fig. 77 Press button B-fig. 76 to switch on Rear cigar lighter IMPORTANT To safeguard the light- the cigar lighter with key fitted into ig-…

• Page 88: Eyeglasses Holder

  A0E0140m A0E0153m A0E0101m fig. 78 fig. 79 fig. 80 ASHTRAY Rear ashtray (optional for versions/ It is located on the central console, be- markets where applicable) tween front seats. To use the ashtray, lift lid A-fig. 79 as shown by the ar- Front ashtray row.

• Page 89: Sun Visors

  A0E0197m A0E0154m A0E0102m fig. 82 fig. 84 fig. 85 ODDMENTS COMPARTMENTS To use the mirror open cover A-fig. (where provided) fig. 84 Mirror lights will turn on automatically They are located on the central console when lifting the cover and they will turn between the front seats.

• Page 90
  HOMELINK Proceed as follows: (where provided) 1) press and keep pressed the outer but- tons (A and C): 20 seconds after led D will start flashing. Release both buttons; DESCRIPTION NOTE This operation clears the stan- dard codes programmed by the manu- The HomeLink fixed-system installed on facturer.
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  SYNCHRONISING The distance required between the HOW TO USE THE portable remote control and the Home- HOMELINK SYSTEM ALTERNATE CODES Link depends on the system to be pro- To ascertain whether your garage door The HomeLink remote control activates grammed (type of frequency of main the operation of the garage door mo- motor or gate motor is provided with an door, gate or other system).
• Page 92
  RE-PROGRAMMING ONE HomeLink can only work if the pro- Proceed as follows: grammed alternate code is synchronised SINGLE BUTTON ❒ find the set-up button on the upper with the system of the device (garage side of the garage door/gate motor. It is possible to programme another orig- door, gate, etc.).
• Page 93
  TECHNICAL DATA FOR THE The distance required between the CLEARING THE portable remote control and the Home- PROGRAMMED BUTTONS ASSISTANCE SERVICE Link depends on the system to be pro- If after following the previous instruc- You are recommended to clear the grammed (type of frequency of main HomeLink programming before selling tions you are still unable to set the…

• Page 94: Sunroof

  SUNROOF WARNING (where provided) When leaving the car, the ignition key should be removed to prevent the The sunroof consists of a moving pane sunroof from being operated sliding horizontally and retractable. inadvertently and harming When closed it enables sunlight to get anyone remaining in the car.

• Page 95
  SUNROOF CLOSING Sunroof sliding by pressing the electronic key button Ë can be stopped by operat- Turn selector A-fig. 87 counter-clock- ing selector A-fig. 87 (by changing its wise. position or pressing it). The movement of the roof may be in- Changing selector position, will make terrupted and restarted by means of the sunroof slide to the new position ig-…
• Page 96
  ANTI-CRUSHING SAFETY SUNROOF INITIALISATION SYSTEM PROCEDURE The anti-crushing safety system fitted on After disconnecting the battery or failing the front curtain outline is active during the protection fuse, the sunroof shall be horizontal closing (front edge) and ver- “initialised” again, proceed as follows: tical closing of the panel (rear edge) and ❒…

• Page 97: Doors

  Through the “Setup menu” (or the Ra- DOORS dionavigation system for certain versions) it is possible to activate the function that CENTRAL DOOR LOCKING/ enables to unlock only the driver’s door UNLOCKING SYSTEM lock by pressing the electronic key button Ë…

• Page 98
  Button q is disabled after door locking IMPORTANT Each device acts only carried out by operating the remote con- on the relevant door. trol, the driver’s door revolving plug, or IMPORTANT Always use this device by automatic door locking after about when transporting children.
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  IMPORTANT As concerns rear doors, DOOR LOCKING WITH RUN with child lock device on and the previ- DOWN BATTERY ously described locking active, operat- If the car battery is run down, to lock ing the internal door handle will not the doors proceed as described in the open the door but will only realign door- following points.

• Page 100: Power Windows

  Windows and sunroof POWER WINDOWS IMPORTANT In the event the anti- crushing function is activated 5 times in opening/closing by the only 1 minute or in the event of a fail- electronic key Versions with 2 front power windows ure, the system will automatically enter (where provided) are fitted with automatic window open- the “recovery”…

• Page 101
  C (where provided) – rear left window Improper use of the opening/closing; “automatic continu- power windows can be ous” mode operation during window dangerous. Before and opening/closing; during its operation ensure that any passengers are not at risk D (where provided) – rear right win- from the moving glass either by dow opening/closing;…

• Page 102: Boot

  OPENING FROM BOOT THE INSIDE Press button A-fig. 94 set on the The boot lock is electric and it is dis- front ceiling light. abled when the car is running. Button A-fig. 94 is disabled when Through the “Setup menu” (or the locking the doors by: Radionavigation system for certain versions) boot opening can be set by…

• Page 103
  IMPORTANT After disconnecting the OPENING BY REMOTE battery or failing the protection fuse, the CONTROL tailgate locking/unlocking mechanism Press the electronic key button `. shall be “initialised” again, proceed as Opening is indicated by double flashing follows: of direction indicators. ❒…
• Page 104
  TAILGATE CLOSING WARNING Lower the tailgate pressing the lock un- When using the boot, til hearing the locking click. make sure the loads do not exceed the permitted IMPORTANT If the option for ”Indep. weight (see “Technical specifi- boot” is on, before closing the boot, cations”…
• Page 105
  TO RETURN THE REAR SEAT WARNING BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL If you want to carry POSITION reserve fuel in a can, follow law regulations, only Move aside the seat belts, check that using a certified can, suitably they are not twisted. fastened to the load securing Raise the seat backrests and push them eyelets.

• Page 106: Bonnet

  Improper bonnet closing is indicated (on BONNET certain versions) by the instrument pan- el warning light ´ (where provided), or by symbol S and a message on the TO OPEN THE BONNET display (see section “Warning lights and Proceed as follows: messages”).

• Page 107: Roof Rack/Ski Rack

  Con- tightened. tact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services to have the headlights properly adjusted. IMPORTANT Never exceed the max. Distribute the load even- permissible loads (see section “”Tech-…

• Page 108: Headlight Adjustment Abroad

  FRONT FOG LIGHT ADJUSTMENT ❒ remove headlight cover (see para- graph “Dipped beam headlights” in Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services section “In an emergency”); to have the headlights correctly adjusted. ❒ move lever A-fig. 102 aside;…

• Page 109: Abs System

  ABS SYSTEM ABS SYSTEM WARNING INTERVENTION The ABS exploits the tyre-road grip at the The car is fitted with ABS braking sys- The driver can tell the ABS system has best, but it cannot improve it; tem, which prevents the wheels from come into action because the brake ped- you should therefore take locking when braking, makes the most…

• Page 110
  Drive extremely sions equipped with VDC system in the the aid of the ABS system. carefully to the closest Alfa Romeo Au- event of VDC system failure, indicated Drive carefully to the closest Alfa Romeo thorized Services to have the system by the turning on of warning light á…

• Page 111: Vdc System

  In this case con- warning light á on the instrument pan- turn on again automatically. tact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services as el, to inform the driver that the car is soon as possible. in critical stability and grip conditions.

• Page 112
  HILL HOLDER SYSTEM WARNING WARNING (where provided) Performance of the During the use of the VDC system, in terms space-saver spare This system is an integral part of the VDC of active safety should not in- wheel (where provided), the system and it is provided to facilitate duce the driver to take point- VDC system carries on work-…

• Page 113: Asr System

  ASR SYSTEM This time elapsing without starting, the Failure warnings system will deactivate automatically by (AntiSlip Regulation) System failure is indicated by the turn- releasing gradually the brake force. ing on of warning light * (where pro- This system is an integral part of the VDC At releasing, the typical brake disen- vided) on the instrument panel (on cer- system, it controls car drive and cuts in…

• Page 114
  The action of the ASR is particularly help- Switching the ASR system WARNING on/off ful in the following circumstances: The performance of the ❒ slipping of the inner wheel due to the ASR turns on automatically when turn- system, in terms of ac- effect of dynamic load changes or ex- ing the instrument panel on.
• Page 115
  MSR system (engine braking Failure warnings WARNING torque control) In the event of malfunctioning, the ASR For correct operation of system is automatically disconnected It is an integral part of the ASR system the ASR system, the and on versions fitted with “Reconfig- that in case of sudden gear shifting, cuts tyres must absolutely be of urable multifunction display”…

• Page 116: Eobd System

  IMPORTANT After eliminating the in- convenience, to check the system com- pletely, Alfa Romeo Authorized Services are obliged to run a bench test and, if necessary, road tests which may also call for a long journey.

• Page 117: Sound System Presetting

  ❒ front and rear speakers cables; (where provided) first Alfa Romeo Authorized ❒ aerial power cable; Services that will give you use- ful advice about installation and When the sound system has not been ❒…

• Page 118: Accessories Purchased By The Owner

  IMPORTANT The use of mobile that in any case burden the electric sup- phones, HAM radio systems or other ply, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- similar devices inside the passenger vices, whose qualified personnel, besides compartment (without separate aerial) suggesting the most suitable devices be- Fiat Auto S.p.A.

• Page 119: Parking Sensors

  PARKING SENSORS Versions with 8 sensors (where provided) Front and rear sensors are automatical- ly activated with electronic key fitted in- to the ignition device when reverse gear Parking sensors inform the driver about is engaged or when pressing the front the presence of obstacles behind the car ceiling light button A-fig.

• Page 120
  BUZZER The acoustic alarm will stop immediately as distance raises. The acoustic alarm is The presence of any obstacle and its dis- constant if the distance measured by tance from the car is indicated by the central sensors is unvaried, whereas if buzzers installed inside the passenger this situation takes place for side sen- compartment:…
• Page 121
  SENSOR DETECTION For proper operation, RANGE the parking sensors shall always be clean from Sensors enable the system to monitor mud, dirt, snow or ice. When the front part (versions with 8 sensors) cleaning the sensors, take the and the rear part of the car. utmost care to prevent their Actually their position covers the central damaging;…

• Page 122: General Warnings

  FAILURE INDICATIONS ed by Alfa Romeo Authorized Services at next inspection. The system control unit checks every system component each time the key is fitted into the ignition device.

• Page 123: Tyre Pressure Monitoring System

  Alfa Romeo; warning indications to the instrument other sealants could cause system mal- panel only after a few seconds when the functioning.

• Page 124
  Romeo Authorized Services. Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. fitting, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services to have tyre and/or rim Strong radio-frequency disturbances Tyre pressure could change according to changed.
• Page 125
  – with others of different size (*) Wheel cross switching – (front/rear) (**) (*) Given as an alternative on the owner’s manual and to be found in Lineaccessori Alfa Romeo. (**) Not crossed (tyres shall remain on the same side).

• Page 126: At The Filling Station

  DIESEL ENGINES AT THE FILLING PETROL ENGINES STATION Use only unleaded petrol. To prevent er- If the outside temperature is very low, rors, the diameter of the fuel tank filler the diesel thickens due to the formation is too small to introduce a lead petrol of paraffins and could clog the diesel fu- IMPORTANT Refuelling shall always el filter.

• Page 127
  The car must only be filled with diesel fuel for motor vehicles, in com- pliance with European Standard EN590. The use of other prod- ucts or mixtures may irrepara- bly damage the engine with in- validation of the warranty due to the damage caused.

• Page 128: Protecting The Environment

  PROTECTING THE WARNING ENVIRONMENT During normal service the diesel particulate filter (DPF) (where required) The devices for curtailing petrol engine reaches high temperatures. Do emissions are the following: not therefore park the car over ❒ three-way catalytic converter; inflammable materials (grass, dry leaves, pine needles, etc.): ❒…

• Page 129
  DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTER Diesel particulate filter Since this filter physically traps particu- lates, it shall be cleaned (reclaimed) at clogged (DPF) (where required) regular intervals by burning carbon par- When the Diesel particulate filter is The Diesel Particulate Filter is a me- ticles.
• Page 130
  SEAT BELTS …………130 S.B.R. SYSTEM ……….131 PRETENSIONERS ……….132 CARRYING CHILDREN SAFELY ……135 PRESETTING FOR MOUNTING THE “UNIVERSAL ISOFIX”CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM..140 FRONT AIR BAGS……….142 SIDE AIR BAGS (Side bag — Window bag) ….. 146…

• Page 131: Seat Belts

  SEAT BELTS USING THE SEAT BELTS The belt should be worn keeping the chest straight and rested against the seat back. To fasten seat belts, take the tongue A- A0E0083m A0E0055m fig. 1 fig. 2 fig. 1 and insert it into the buckle B, until hearing the locking click.

• Page 132: Seat Belt Reminder

  IMPORTANT On certain versions, cor- S.B.R. SYSTEM rect backrest fastening is guaranteed (Seat Belt Reminder) when the “red band” A-fig. 3 aside levers B is no longer visible. The “red The car is fitted with the S.B.R. system band” actually indicates that the back- (Seat Belt Reminder), consisting of a rest is not properly secured.

• Page 133: Pretensioners

  Pretensioners should which allows controlled sag in such a Front seat pretensioners activate only be replaced at Alfa Romeo Au- way as to dose the force acting on the if front seat belts are properly fitted in- thorized Services as this date chest and shoulders during the belt re- to buckles.

• Page 134
  WARNING For maximum protec- tion keep the back of your seat upright, lean back in- to it and make sure the seat belt fits closely across your chest and hips. Make sure that the seat belts of the front and A0E0104m A0E0103m fig.
• Page 135
  ❒ after a serious accident, replace the ified and authorised personnel. belt being worn at that time, even if A0E0105m fig. 6 Always contact Alfa Romeo it does not appear damaged. Always Authorized Services. replace the seat belts if pretensioners IMPORTANT Never travel with a child have been activated;…

• Page 136: Carrying Children Safely

  CARRYING The results of research on the best child Lineaccessori Alfa Romeo offers seats for restraint systems are contained in the each weight group, which are the rec- CHILDREN SAFELY European Standard ECE-R44. This Stan- ommended choice, as they have been…

• Page 137
  WARNING SERIOUS DANGER If it is absolutely necessary to carry a child on the front passenger seat with the cradle child’s seat facing backwards, the front passenger’s air bags A0E0106m A0E0106m (front air bag, knees air bag, fig. 7 fig. 8 where provided, and side bag GROUP 0 and 0+ GROUP 1…
• Page 138
  WARNING Seats exist which are suitable for covering weight groups 0 and 1 with a rear connection to the car belts and their own belts to restrain the child. Due to their size, they can be dangerous if installed in- A0E0108m A0E0109m correctly fastened to the car…
• Page 139
  PASSENGER SEAT COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS ON CHILD’S SEAT USE Your car complies with the new European Directive 2000/3/EC regulating child’s seat assembling on the different car seats according to the following tables: Front and rear seat (fixed and double seat) SEAT Group Range…
• Page 140
  ❒ always check the seat belt is well fas- Below is a summary of the WARNING rules of safety to be followed tened by pulling the webbing; With passenger’s air for carrying children: ❒ only one child is to be strapped to bag active, never place ❒…

• Page 141: Presetting For Mounting The «Universal Isofix»Child Restraint System

  11 fig. 13 A-fig.12, set between rear seat back and cushion. The upper belt (provided At Lineaccessori Alfa Romeo is available with the child’s seat) shall be then se- WARNING the “Universal Isofix” “Duo Plus” child’s cured to fasteners B-fig.13 set on the Mount the child restraint seat shown in.

• Page 142
  PASSENGER SEAT COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS ON UNIVERSALS ISOFIX CHILD’S SEAT USE The table below, according to ECE 16 European Directive, shows the different installation possibilities of Isofix restraint sys- tems on seats fitted with Universals Isofix fasteners. Range of weight Child’s seat Isofix Isofix position…

• Page 143: Front Air Bags

  FRONT AIR BAGS “SMART BAG” SYSTEM The front air bags (driver and passen- ger) and knees air bags (driver and pas- (FRONT MULTISTAGE AIR senger) are not a replacement of but BAGS) The car is fitted with front multistage air complementary to the use of belts, The front air bags (driver and passen- bags (“Smart bags”) for the driver and…

• Page 144
  Front air bags may not be activated in WARNING the following situations: Do not apply stickers ❒ front collisions against highly de- or other objects to the formable objects not affecting the car steering wheel or to the air front surface (e.g. bumper collision bag cover on the passenger’s against guard rail, etc.);…
• Page 145
  WARNING With passenger’s air bag active, never place child’s seats with the cradle facing backwards since the air bag acti- vation could cause to the child serious injuries, even mortal. A0E0078m fig. 15 PASSENGER’S FRONT WARNING AIR BAG On cars fitted with front passenger’s air bag deactivation (front air bag, knees air bag (where provided) and side It consists of an instant-inflating cush- on seat), these air bags shall be deactivated when plac-…
• Page 146
  A0E0079m A0E0092m A0E0062m fig. 16 fig. 17 fig. 18 DRIVER’S AND MANUAL DEACTIVATION (where provided) OF PASSENGER’S PASSENGER’S KNEES AIR FRONT AIR BAG , KNEES AIR BAG (where provided) AND BAG (where provided) PASSENGER’S FRONT SIDE BAG Knees air bag consists of an instant-in- Should it be absolutely necessary to car- IMPORTANT Operate the switch on- flating cushion housed into a special…

• Page 147: Side Air Bags (Side Bag — Window Bag)

  ❒ passenger’s front air bag and knees SIDE AIR BAGS In case of side crash, an electronic con- air bag (where provided) and side trol unit, when required triggers the in- (Side bag — bag deactivated (OFF position F): flation of the cushion. The cushion im- warning light Fon front ceiling light Window bag) mediately inflates, placing itself as a pro-…

• Page 148
  Also in this case it is of vital importance to wear the seat belts since in case of side crash they guarantee proper posi- tioning of the occupant and prevent the occupants to be pitched out of the car in case of violent crashes.
• Page 149
  Never rest head, arms These dusts are harmless and is not the only be carried out c/o Alfa Romeo Au- and elbows on the beginning of a fire; then the unfold cush- thorized Services.
• Page 150
  ¬ does not system checked by Alfa Romeo turn on or if it stays on when Authorized Services. travelling (on certain versions WARNING…
• Page 151
  WARNING WARNING WARNING When the key is fitted The front air bag is trig- The air bag does not into the ignition device, gered shocks substitute the seat the warning light F (with pas- greater in magnitude than the belts, but only increases their senger’s front air bags deacti- pretensioners.
• Page 152
  ENGINE STARTING ……….152 PARKING…………155 USING THE GEARBOX……… 156 CONTAINING RUNNING COSTS……157 TOWING TRAILERS……….159 SNOW TYRES ……….. 162 SNOW CHAINS ……….163 CAR INACTIVITY ……….164…

• Page 153: Engine Starting

  If the engine fails ❒ Ensure that the handbrake is up; less current absorption from to start, see paragraph “Alfa Romeo ❒ Put the gear lever neutral; draining the batter. CODE system” in section “Dashboard and controls”.

• Page 154
  In this case contact Alfa Romeo Autho- tion device. To remove it, press button rized Services. START/STOP with brake pedal (or If the engine will not start after pressing clutch pedal) released and car stopped.
• Page 155
  IMPORTANT In the event of engine STOPPING THE ENGINE locking while the car is running, due to With car stopped press button START/ safety reasons it will not be possible to STOP. When the engine is off it will be take the electronic key out of the igni- possible to remove the electronic key tion device.

• Page 156: Parking The Car

  Never leave children un- a few clicks of the handbrake lever. If attended in the car. Al- this is not the case, contact Alfa Romeo ways remove the electronic key from the ignition device when Authorized Services to have the hand- leaving the car and take it out brake adjusted.

• Page 157: Using The Gearbox

  USING THE WARNING GEARBOX To change gears prop- erly you must push the clutch pedal fully down. It is The car can be fitted with 6-gear or therefore essential that there 5-gear manual gearbox (1.8 version). is nothing under the pedals: Gear positions are shown on the make sure mats are lying flat gearshift lever knob.

• Page 158: Containing Running Costs

  CONTAINING Unnecessary loads Climate control RUNNING COSTS Do not travel with too much luggage The air conditioner is an additional load stowed in the boot. The weight of the which greatly affects the engine leading car (especially when driving in town) to higher consumption.

• Page 159: Driving Style

  CONDITIONS OF USE DRIVING STYLE Gear selection As soon as the conditions of the traffic Starting Cold starting and road allow, use a higher gear. Us- Do not warm the engine with the car Short journeys and frequent cold starts ing a low gear to obtain brilliant perfor- at a standstill or at idle or high speed: do not allow the engine to reach opti-…

• Page 160: Towing Trailers

  TOWING TRAILERS Engage a low gear when driving down- WARNING hill, rather than constantly using the The ABS system with brake. which the car may be IMPORTANT NOTES The weight the trailer exerts on the car fitted does not control the tow hook reduces by the same amount trailer braking system.

• Page 161: Installing The Tow Hook

  Assembly diagram fig. 4 INSTALLING THE TOW HOOK For the electric connection a unified con- nector should be used which is gener- The towing device should be fastened The structure of the tow-hook must be ally placed on a special bracket normally fixed in the indicated points with Ø…

• Page 162
  fig. 4 A0E0428m…

• Page 163: Snow Tyres

  It is therefore necessary to limit km/h for tyres with “T” their use to the purposes for which they Alfa Romeo Authorized Services will be marking and 210 km/h for are certified. glad to provide advice concerning the tyres with H marking.

• Page 164: Snow Chains

  SNOW CHAINS IMPORTANT Snow chains cannot be WARNING fitted to the space-saver spare wheel. Keep your speed down So, if a front (drive) wheel is punctured when snow chains are Use of snow chains should be in compli- and chains are needed, a rear wheel fitted.

• Page 165: Car Inactivity

  ❒ clean and protect the painted parts ❒ if you don’t disconnect the battery CAR INACTIVITY using protective wax; from the electric system, check its charge every month and recharge it ❒ clean and protect the shiny metal If the car is to be left inactive for longer if the optical indicator shows a dark parts using special compounds read- than a month, the following precautions…

• Page 166
  LOW BRAKE FLUID/HANDBRAKE ON ….167 VDC SYSTEM ……….. 175 BRAKE PAD WEAR ……….167 HILL HOLDER FAILURE ……..176 SEAT BELTS NOT FASTENED……… 167 ASR SYSTEM (WHEEL ANTISKID SYSTEM) …. 176 AIR BAG FAILURE……….168 EXTERNAL LIGHTS FAILURE ……… 176 PASSANGER’S FRONT AIR BAGS DEACTIVATED..

• Page 167: Warning Lights And Messages

  WARNING LIGHTS Very serious failures Serious failures AND MESSAGES These failures are repeated on the display These failures are repeated on the display indefinitely and stop any previous indi- for about 20 seconds and then they go cation on the display. These failures are off.

• Page 168: Low Brake Fluid/Handbrake On

  LOW BRAKE SEAT BELTS NOT < WARNING FLUID FASTENED (red) If the warning light (red) turns on when travel- The warning light turns on ling, check that the handbrake glowing steadily when: HANDBRAKE ON is not engaged. If the warning (red) ❒…

• Page 169: Air Bag Failure

  Romeo Authorized Services. The S.B.R. WARNING safety systems. Before restart- system can only be reset through the set- ing contact Alfa Romeo Autho- If the ¬ warning light up menu (see paragraph “Reconfigurable rized Services immediately to does not turn on when multifunction display“…

• Page 170: Passanger’s Front Air Bags Deactivated

  If when restarting the system will deactivate auto- warning light comes on again, contact matically the passenger’s front Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. air bag (front and side). Before restarting contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services immedi- ately to have the system…

• Page 171: Engine Oil High Temperature

  Services as soon as possible to gine oil is too hot; switch the engine off the engine has started. have the engine oil changed and and contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- the instrument panel (or symbol vices. v on the display) switched off.

• Page 172: Incomplete Door Locking

  R (red) are heavy effort or high speed from the en- Alfa Romeo Authorized Services as soon displayed to indicate that boot is gine. In any case, contact Alfa Romeo as possible. open. Authorized Services as soon as possible.

• Page 173: Car Protection System Failure

  The turning on of the warning light (where failure: in this event contact Alfa Romeo provided) (on certain versions a message Authorized Services as soon as possible. is displayed) indicates that there is a fail- ure in the alarm system.

• Page 174: Possible Presence Of Ice On The Road

  POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF ICE PRE-HEATING This cycle is performed only once when the outside temperature read is lower ON THE ROAD GLOW PLUGS than or equal to 3°C and it can be re- (diesel versions — peated only when outside temperature When the outside temperature reaches amber) exceeds…

• Page 175: Water In Diesel Fuel Filter

  Con- is indicated by a message + symbol tion. If the warning light c on tact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services as (amber) on the display. the dial turns on (on certain ver- soon as possible to have the failure elim- sions together with the mes- inated.

• Page 176: Abs System Failure

  ABS system. lock before time, with the possibility of Drive carefully and contact Alfa Romeo VDC deactivation skidding. Authorized Services as soon as possible. When the VDC is deactivated manually…

• Page 177: Hill Holder Failure

  In the event of a failure the ASR system is deactivated automatically and on ver- sions fitted with “Reconfigurable multi- function display” the symbol V is dis- played. In this case contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services as soon as possible.

• Page 178: Brake Lights Failure

  BRAKE LIGHTS SIDE/TAILLIGHTS MAIN BEAM FAILURE (green) HEADLIGHTS (blue) (amber) The warning light turns on FOLLOW ME HOME when the main beams are turned on. The warning light (where provided) turns (green) on (on certain versions a message is dis- played) when a failure at brake lights Sidelights LEFT-HAND…

• Page 179: Light Sensor Failure

  CRUISE CONTROL LIGHT SENSOR PARKING SENSOR Ü FAILURE FAILURE (where provided) (where provided) (where provided) (green) (amber) (amber) The warning light turns on (on certain The warning light (or as an alternative, versions a dedicated message is dis- The warning light (or as an alternative, on certain versions, a symbol and a mes- played) when turning the the knurled on certain versions, a symbol and a mes-…

• Page 180: Antipinch System Failure

  Should two or more tyre be flat, the dis- graphs “Multifunction Display” or “Re- Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. play will show the indications corre- configurable Multifunction Display” in sponding to each tyre in sequence.

• Page 181: Low Inflation Pressure

  (where provid- threshold. ed) or repair the puncture tyre using the proper kit (see paragraph “If a tyre is punctured” in section “In an emer- gency”) and then contact Alfa Romeo Au- thorized Services as soon as possible.

• Page 182
  JUMP STARTING ……….182 IF A TYRE IS PUNCTURED ……..183 QUICK TYRE REPAIR KIT FIX&GO automatic ……….190 WHEN NEEDING TO CHANGE A BULB ….196 IF AN EXTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT …… 199 IF AN INTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT …… 205 IF A FUSE BLOWS ……….

• Page 183: Jump Starting

  JUMP STARTING Under no circumstances should a battery charger be used to start the en- If the battery is flat, it is possible to start gine: it could damage the elec- the engine using an auxiliary battery tronic systems and in particular with the same capacity or a little high- the ignition and injection control er than the flat one.

• Page 184: If A Tyre Is Punctured

  IF A TYRE BUMP STARTING WARNING IS PUNCTURED Never bump start the engine (by push- Alert other drivers that ing, towing, or coasting downhill) as this the car is stationary in could cause fuel to flow into the catalytic compliance with local regula- For versions/markets where applicable, exhaust system and damage it beyond tions: hazard warning lights,…

• Page 185
  WARNING WARNING WARNING The space-saver spare When driving with a The jack shall only be wheel (for versions/ space-saver spare used changing markets where applicable) is wheel fitted, the driving per- wheels on the car with which specific to your car; do not use formance of the car changes.
• Page 186
  WARNING Never tamper with the inflation valve. Never place tools between the rim and tyre. Check and restore, if required, the pressure of tyres and spare wheel to the values given in section “Technical A0E0132m A0E0133m Specifications”. fig. 2 fig. 3 Please note: To change a wheel proceed as follows: ❒…
• Page 187
  A0E0134m A0E0206m A0E0207m fig. 4 fig. 5 fig. 6 ❒ Take out the tool container fig. 4; ❒ Loosen the bolts of the wheel to be ❒ Remove the wheel cap A-fig. 6 replaced by about one turn with the (only versions with steel rims);…
• Page 188
  A0E0195m A0E0208m fig. 7 fig. 9 ❒ Fit the handle L-fig. 9 to operate ❒ The jack shall be fitted as shown in the jack and lift the car until the fig. 7 (for versions fitted with wheel to be changed is several cen- sideskirts, before fitting the jack, re- timetres off the ground;…
• Page 189
  ❒ Loosen the fastening bolts and then remove the wheel; ❒ Make sure the contact surfaces be- tween space-saver spare wheel and hub are clean so that the fastening bolts will not come loose; A0E0209m A0E0210m fig. 10 fig. 11 ❒…
• Page 190
  REFITTING A NORMAL WHEEL Following the procedure described pre- viously, raise the car and remove the spare wheel. Versions with steel rims Proceed as follows: A0E0236m A0E0211m fig. 12 fig. 13 ❒ Make sure the contact surfaces be- tween standard wheel and hub are Versions with alloy rims When you have finished: clean so that the fastening bolts will not…

• Page 191: Quick Tyre Repair Kit

  QUICK TYRE REPAIR KIT FIX&GO automatic The car is provided with the quick tyre repair kit “FIX&GO automatic”, instead of the traditional tool kit and space-saver A0E0114m A0E0048m spare wheel. fig. 14 fig. 15 The kit fig. 14 is placed in the boot. In ❒…

• Page 192
  It should be noticed that: WARNING WARNING The sealing fluid of the quick tyre re- Hand the instruction The cylinder contains pair kit is effective with external tem- brochure to the per- ethylene glycol. The peratures between –20°C and +50°C. sonnel charged with treating cylinder contains latex: it can The sealing fluid has limited life.
• Page 193
  WARNING The compressor shall not be operated for more than 20 minutes. Risk of overheating!. Tyres repaired with the quick tyre repair kit shall be used temporarily only. A0E0212m A0E0116m fig. 16 fig. 17 INFLATING PROCEDURE WARNING Put on the protection Replace the cylinder if gloves provided to- sealer has run out.
• Page 194
  ❒ after reaching the tyre pressure spec- ified in paragraph “Wheels” in sec- tion “Technical Specifications”, start driving immediately; WARNING Apply the sticker in a A0E0213m A0E0217m fig. 19 fig. 20 visible position for the driver to indicate that the tyre ❒…
• Page 195
  (with engine sure; pull up the handbrake; running and handbrake on) and restart; ❒ drive with the utmost care to the nearest Alfa Romeo Authorized WARNING Service. If pressure falls below 1.8 bar, stop the car A0E0215m fig.
• Page 196
  CYLINDER REPLACEMENT WARNING PROCEDURE Inform other people driving the car that the To replace the cylinder proceed as fol- tyre has been repaired using lows: the quick tyre kit. Hand the ❒ disconnect connection A-fig. 23 sticker to the personnel that and hose B;…

• Page 197: When Needing To Change A Bulb

  WHEN NEEDING TO CHANGE A BULB WARNING Halogen bulbs contain pressurised gas which, GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS WARNING if broken, may cause small ❒ When a light is not working, check Halogen bulbs must be fragments of glass to be pro- that the corresponding fuse is intact handled touching only jected outwards.

• Page 198
  fig. 24 A0E0117m TYPES OF BULBS fig. 24 Bayonet type bulbs: press the D-E Halogen bulbs: to remove the bulb, turn counter-clockwise to re- bulb, release the clip holding the Various types of bulbs are fitted to your move this type of bulb from its bulb in place.
• Page 199
  BULBS FIGURE 24 TYPE POWER Main beam headlights Dipped beam headlights Main beams/Dipped beams (versions with Bixenon headlights) (where provided) Additional main beams (where provided) Front sidelights (1 per headlight) W5WB Taillights (1 on fixed light unit — 1 on mobile light unit) P21/5W Front fog lights Front direction indicator…

• Page 200: If An Exterior Light Burns Out

  IF AN EXTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT For the type of bulb and power rating, see “When needing to change a bulb”. FRONT LIGHT UNITS A0E0191m A0E0223m fig. 25 fig. 26 The front light units contain main beam, sidelights, direction indicator and dipped ❒…

• Page 201: Dipped Beam Headlights

  A0E0193m A0E0194m A0E0192m fig. 27 fig. 28 fig. 29 Sidelights Front direction indicators Dipped beam headlights (halogen bulbs) To change the bulb, proceed as follows: To change the bulb, proceed as follows: To change the bulb, proceed as follows: ❒ turn cover B-fig. 25 counter-clock- ❒…

• Page 202
  (Bixenon) (where provided) terclockwise and remove it from lens gas-discharge headlights must IMPORTANT Contact Alfa Romeo Au- only be replaced by experts: thorized Services to have front fog lights danger of death! Contact Alfa ❒ remove bulb D and replace it;…
• Page 203
  A0E0165m A0E0166m A0E0167m fig. 33 fig. 34 fig. 35 ❒ remove and replace the burnt-out REAR LIGHT UNITS Reversing light/rear fog lights bulb by pressing it slightly and turn- Rear light units contain: reversing light, ing it counterclockwise fig. 35: rear fog light, direction indicators, tail- To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: lights, number plate lights, brake light…
• Page 204
  A0E0229m A0E0170m A0E0040m fig. 36 fig. 37 fig. 38 ❒ remove and replace the burnt-out Taillight bulb on tailgate Direction indicators/ bulb by pressing it slightly and turn- Taillights/Brake lights To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: ing it counterclockwise fig. 36: To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: ❒…

• Page 205: Number Plate Light

  (third stop) To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: ing it counter-clockwise fig. 39: Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services ❒ operate with a flat blade screwdriver pro- E taillight/brake light bulb; to have the third brake light replaced.

• Page 206: If An Interior Light Burns Out

  “When needing to change a bulb”. FRONT CEILING LIGHT A0E0183m A0E0084m fig. 42 fig. 43 Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services to change the bulb. ❒ turn the 2 bulb holders A-fig. 43 REAR CEILING LIGHT counter-clockwise, remove and re- Versions without sunroof place bulbs.

• Page 207
  A0E0098m A0E0099m A0E0118m fig. 44 fig. 45 fig. 46 ❒ replace the bulb B-fig. 45 releas- Versions with sunroof COURTESY MIRROR LIGHTS ing it from the side contacts making (where provided) To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: sure that the new bulb is correctly To change the bulb, proceed as follows: ❒…
• Page 208
  A0E0171m A0E0172m A0E0173m fig. 47 fig. 48 fig. 49 ❒ replace the bulb C-fig. 47 releas- ❒ close protection B-fig. 49 on light GLOVEBOX LIGHT ing it from the side contacts making unit A-fig. 48; To change the bulb, proceed as follows: sure that the new bulb is correctly ❒…

• Page 209: Puddle Light

  A0E0205m A0E0204m A0E0075m fig. 50 fig. 51 fig. 52 BOOT LIGHT PUDDLE LIGHT To change the bulb, proceed as follows: To change the bulb, proceed as follows: ❒ open the tailgate; ❒ open the door and remove lens A- fig. 52 levering in the point shown ❒…

• Page 210: If A Fuse Blows

  (same colour). A: undamaged fuse WARNING If the fuse blows again, B: fuse with damaged filament. contact Alfa Romeo Au- WARNING To replace a fuse, use the pliers C thorized Services. Never change a fuse hooked to the fusebox on the dash- with another with a board.

• Page 211
  A0E0157m fig. 55 FUSE LOCATION Fuses are grouped into four fuse boxes to be found respectively on the dash- board, on the battery positive pole, near the battery and inside the boot (right- hand side). fig. 56 A0E0124m Fuse box on the dashboard To gain access to the fuses in the fuse box on the dashboard, loosen the fas- tening screw A-fig.
• Page 212
  A0E0126m fig. 57 Fuse box on the battery positive pole To gain access to the fuses in the fuse box on the battery positive pole press the retainers A-fig. 57 and remove the protection cover B. fig. 58 A0E0125m…
• Page 213
  A0E0128m fig. 59 Fuse box near the battery To gain access to the fuses, loosen the two fastening screws A-fig. 59 and remove the protection cover B. fig. 60 A0E0123m…
• Page 214
  A0E0129m fig. 61 Fuse box in the boot (left-hand side) To gain access to the fuses, open the lid on the left side of the boot as shown by the arrow A-fig. 61. fig. 62 A0E0224m…
• Page 215
  FUSE SUMMARY TABLE LIGTHS FUSE AMPERE FIGURE Right main beam headlight Left main beam headlight Right dipped beam headlight Left dipped beam headlight Front fog light Reversing light Third brake light Front/rear ceiling light Front ceiling light Direction indicators Hazard lights USERS FUSE AMPERE…
• Page 216
  USERS FUSE AMPERE FIGURE Climate control system fan F02 (MAXI-FUSE) Electric steering lock F03 (MAXI-FUSE) Brake branch point (pump) F04 (MAXI-FUSE) Brake branch point (solenoid valve) F05 (MAXI-FUSE) Radiator fan (low speed) F06 (MAXI-FUSE) Radiator fan (high speed) F07 (MAXI-FUSE) Headlight washer Horns Electronic injection sundry secondary services…
• Page 217
  USERS FUSE AMPERE FIGURE Water in diesel fuel filter sensor/flow meter Brake light switch/central console control panel Cruise Control AQS sensor Boot branch point/front door branch point power Instrument panel branch point Front headlight control unit/Power to control unit for gas-discharge headights (Bixenon) (where provided) Boot locking/unlocking gearmotor EOBD system diagnostic socket…
• Page 218
  USERS FUSE AMPERE FIGURE Front cigar lighter on central console Sunroof control unit (curtain) Sunroof Left front power window Right front power window/ passenger’s door control unit Radionavigation system Rain sensor control unit Steering wheel branch point Sunroof Control buttons panel Volumetric alarm control unit Parking sensor branch point Central console button panel…
• Page 219
  USERS FUSE AMPERE FIGURE Sound system presetting Rear window washer/wiper Rear cigar lighter Instrument panel branch point Sound system amplifier with DSP Front left seat movement control Driver’s seat warming left Front right seat movement control Amplifier on rear parcel shelf Front passenger’…

• Page 220: If The Battery Is Flat

  Charge the battery as follows: IF THE BATTERY WARNING ❒ disconnect battery negative terminal IS FLAT The liquid in the battery (–); is poisonous and corro- sive. Do not let it touch the ❒ connect the charger cables to the bat- IMPORTANT The description of the skin or eyes.

• Page 221: Jacking The Car

  Never jack the car from the front side, the car can only be jacked at the sides, jack arms or workshop lift shall be A0E0195m fig. 63 placed as shown in fig. 63. In any case, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services.

• Page 222: Towing The Car

  TOWING THE CAR PRECAUTIONS FOR TOWING THE CAR To prevent damaging the transmission The tow hook provided with the car is components, tow the car only in one of contained into the Fix&Go automatic following ways: container. ❒ with front wheels raised and rear wheels resting on a truck provided for the purpose;…

• Page 223
  WARNING Before starting to tow, disengage the steering lock (see paragraph “Ignition de- vice” in section “Dashboard and controls”). When towing, re- member that without the help of the brake booster and power A0E0230m A0E0176m fig. 65 fig. 66 steering, a greater effort is re- quired on the pedal and steer- ❒…
• Page 224
  SCHEDULED SERVICING……..224 SERVICE SCHEDULE ……….. 225 PERIODICAL CHECKS ………. 227 USE OF THE CAR UNDER HEAVY CONDITIONS ..227 CHECKING FLUID LEVELS ……..228 AIR FILTER/POLLEN FILTER …….. 236 DIESEL FUEL FILTER ………. 236 BATTERY …………237 WHEELS AND TYRES………. 241 RUBBER HOSES ……….

• Page 225: Scheduled Servicing

  This is why Alfa Romeo has programmed If during whatever service operation, in a series of checks and maintenance op- addition to the ones programmed, the erations every 30,000 km.

• Page 226: Service Schedule

  SERVICE SCHEDULE Thousands of km Check tyre conditions/wear and ● ● ● ● ● ● adjust pressure if required Check light system operation (headlights, direction indicators, hazard lights, boot lights, passenger ● ● ● ● ● ● compartment lights, glovebox lights, warning lights, etc.) Check windscreen wiper/washer operation, ●…

• Page 227
  Thousands of km ● ● ● Check and adjust tappet clearance (1.9 JTD 8v version) ● Check and adjust tappet clearance, if required (1.8 version) ● ● ● ● ● ● Check exhaust emissions (petrol versions) Check exhaust emissions/smoke (diesel versions) ●…

• Page 228: Periodical Checks

  You are recommended to use FL Se- carry out checks more frequently than lenia products, designed and produced required on Service Schedule: specifically for Alfa Romeo cars (see table “Capacities” in section “Techni- ❒ check front disk brake pad conditions cal specifications”).

• Page 229: Checking Fluid Levels

  CHECKING FLUID LEVELS For refilling amounts refer to Technical Specifications section. When topping up take care not to confuse the various types of fluids: they are all incompatible with one another and could serious- ly damage the car. A0E0374m fig. 1 — 1.8 version WARNING Never smoke while working in the engine…

• Page 230
  1. Engine oil — 2. Battery 3. Brake fluid — 4. Windscreen washer fluid — 5. Engine coolant 6. Power steering fluid A0E0038m fig. 3 — 3.2 JTS version 1. Engine oil — 2. Battery 3. Brake fluid — 4. Windscreen washer fluid — 5.
• Page 231
  1. Engine oil — 2. Battery 3. Brake fluid — 4. Windscreen washer fluid — 5. Engine coolant 6. Power steering fluid A0E0203m fig. 5 — 2.4 JTD version…
• Page 232
  A0E0400m A0E0069m A0E0202m fig. 6 fig. 8 fig. 10 Checking engine oil Check the oil level a few minutes (about 5) after the engine has stopped, with the car parked on level ground. Remove the dipstick A and clean it, put it back in completely, remove it and check that the level is within the MIN and MAX marks on the dipstick.
• Page 233
  IMPORTANT The oil consumption de- other loose clothing might be MAX mark, contact Alfa Romeo Au- pends on driving style and the conditions pulled by moving parts. thorized Services to have the correct lev- under which the car is used.
• Page 234
  WARNING Do not remove the reservoir cap when the engine is hot: you risk scalding yourself. A0E0017m A0E0029m fig. 11 fig. 12 The cooling system uses ENGINE COOLANT FLUID WINDSCREEN/HEADLIGHT PARAFLU UP that shall fig. 11 be used for topping up WASHER FLUID fig.
• Page 235
  WARNING Do not travel with the windscreen washer reservoir empty. The wind- screen washer is fundamental for improving visibility. A0E0027m A0E0234m fig. 13 1.8 — 1.9 JTS — 2.2 JTS — fig. 14 3.2 JTS — 1.9 JTD 2.4 JTD versions 1.9 JTD versions…
• Page 236
  IMPORTANT For this operation it is IMPORTANT For this operation it is however recommended to always con- however recommended to contact Alfa tact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. Romeo Authorised Services. From time to time, check the instrument panel warning light x: pressing on cap A (with key fitted into the ignition de- vice) the warning light shall turn on.

• Page 237: Air Filter/Pollen Filter

  Air cleaner or pollen filter replacement CONDENSE wash the parts involved im- shall be carried out at Alfa Romeo Au- mediately with neutral soap thorized Services. and water, then rinse thor- oughly. Call the doctor imme-…

• Page 238: Battery

  Contact at Alfa Romeo Authorized Ser- moved, especially in the case of after vices to have the battery checked/re- A0E0127m fig.

• Page 239
  Alfa Romeo Authorized Services ature and distribution. Refer therefore to the instructions pro- whose qualified personnel, in ad- vided by the battery manufacturer.
• Page 240
  ❒ before performing any operation on USEFUL ADVICE FOR WARNING the electrical system, disconnect the LENGTHENING THE LIFE If the car is left inactive battery negative terminal cable; OF YOUR BATTERY for long periods at cold, ❒ battery terminals shall always be per- remove the battery and store To avoid draining your battery and fectly tightened.
• Page 241
  (alarm, etc.) key is off, they gradually run down the car is inactive for a long period of time, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services battery. refer to “Car inactivity”, in section “Cor- whose qualified personnel, in addition rect use of the car”.

• Page 242: Important Notes

  For the correct tyre inflation pressure, A0E0120m fig. 17 or irregular tyre wear. If any of these oc- see “Wheels” in “Technical specifica- cur, have the car seen to at Alfa Romeo tions” section. Incorrect pressure causes abnormal tyre Authorized Services. wear fig. 17: Avoid overloading the car when travel- A normal pressure: tread evenly worn.

• Page 243
  Tyres age even if they are not used WARNING WARNING much. Cracks in the tread rubber are a Remember that road Do not cross switch the sign of ageing. In any case, if the tyres holding depends also tyres, moving them have been on the car for over 6 years, on the correct tyre inflating from the right of the car to the…

• Page 244: Rubber Hoses

  RUBBER HOSES WINDSCREEN/REAR WARNING SCREEN WIPERS Driving with worn wiper blades is a seri- As far as the brake system and fuel rub- ous hazard, because visibility ber hoses are concerned, carefully fol- is reduced in bad weather. BLADES low the Service schedule in this section. Periodically clean the rubber part using Indeed ozone, high temperatures and special products TUTELA PROFES-…

• Page 245
  HEADLIGHT WASHERS SPRAY NOZZLES If the jet of fluid is missing, firstly check Regularly check that the spray jets are that there is fluid in the reservoir: see intact and clean. “Checking fluid levels” in this section). The headlight washers are automatical- ly switched on when the windscreen Then check that the nozzle holes are not washer is operated and the dipped…

• Page 246: Bodywork

  Normal paint maintenance consists in el raised by other cars. tapes in the most exposed areas washing at intervals depending on the On your car, Alfa Romeo implemented (e.g.: rear mudguard, rear door, conditions and environment of use. For the best manufacturing technologies to etc.).

• Page 247
  To wash the car correctly proceed as fol- Windows Detergents cause water lows: pollution. Therefore the Use specific window cleaner products. Use ❒ remove the aerial from the roof to car should be washed also clean cloths to avoid scratching the in areas equipped for collecting prevent damage to it if the car is glass or damaging the transparency.

• Page 248: Interiors

  LEANING LEATHER SEATS Engine compartment INTERIORS (optional for versions/ At the end of the winter the engine com- markets where applicable) partment should be carefully washed, Periodically check that water is not without directing the jet against electronic Remove dried on dirt with lightly moist- trapped under the mats (due to water control units.

• Page 249
  STEERING WHEEL/ Upholstery of your car WARNING GEAR LEVER KNOB WITH has been designed to Never use flammable GENUINE LEATHER withstand wear deriv- products like oil ether COVERING ing from common use of the car. or rectified petrol for cleaning (optional for versions/ You are however recommended car interiors.
• Page 250
  IDENTIFICATION DATA ……..250 ENGINE CODES — BODYWORK VERSIONS….252 ENGINE …………253 FUEL FEED/IGNITION ……..255 TRANSMISSION ……….255 BRAKES …………256 STEERING …………256 SUSPENSIONS……….256 WHEELS …………257 DIMENSIONS………… 261 PERFORMANCE ……….263 WEIGHTS…………264 CAPACITIES …………266 FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS ……..

• Page 251: Identification Data

  IDENTIFICATION DATA You are advised to note the identifica- tion codes. The identification data stamped and given on the plates and their position are the following fig. 1: A0A0045m A0E0013m fig. 1 fig. 2 1 — Identification label 2 — Body label IDENTIFICATION LABEL C.

• Page 252
  ENGINE MARKING Engine marking is stamped on the gear- box side, on the rear left side. A0A0175m A0A0222m fig. 3 fig. 4 BODYWORK LABEL BODYWORK PAINT IDENTIFICATION LABEL This is located on the passenger com- partment floor near the front passen- This is located in the inner side of the ger’s seat.

• Page 253: Engine Codes — Bodywork Versions

  ENGINE CODES — BODYWORK VERSIONS Versions Engine code Bodywork version 939A4000 939AXL1A 21 939BXL1A 22 ( ) 1.9 JTS 939A6000 939AXA1B 00 939BXA1B 10 ( ) 2.2 JTS 939A5000 939AXB1B 03 939BXB1B 11 ( ) 3.2 JTS 939A000 939AXG2B 09 939BXG2B 16 ( ) 1.9 JTD 939A1000…

• Page 254: Engine

  NGKFR5CP BOSCH Spark plugs FQR8 LEU2 HR7MPP152 Unleaded petrol Unleaded petrol Unleaded petrol Unleaded petrol Fuel 95 RON 95 RON 95 RON 95 RON (Specification (Specification (Specification (Specification EN228) EN228) EN228) EN228) To change plugs contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services.

• Page 255
  GENERAL 2.4 JTD 2.4 JTD 8v (*) 16v (*) 200 HP 210 HP 939A1000 939A7000 939A2000 939A8000 939A3000 939A9000 Engine code Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Cycle 4 in line 4 in line 4 in line 4 in line 5 in line 5 in line Number and layout of cylinders…

• Page 256: Fuel Feed/Ignition

  FUEL FEED/IGNITION 1.9 JTS — 2.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 3.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 16v — 2.4 JTD Fuel feed Multipoint fuel injection Direct injection Direct injection, Common Rail Modifications or repairs to the fuel feed system that are not carried out properly or do not take the system’s technical specifications into account can cause malfunctions leading to the risk of fire.

• Page 257: Brakes

  BRAKES 1.8 — 1.9 JTS — 2.2 JTS — 3.2 JTS — 2.4 JTD 1.9 JTD 8v — 1.9 JTD Service brakes: – front Disc, self-ventilating Disc, self-ventilating – rear Disc Disc, self-ventilating Parking brake Controlled by hand lever, it works on rear brakes IMPORTANT Water, ice and antifreeze salt on roads may deposit on the brake discs thus reducing braking efficiency at first braking.

• Page 258: Wheels

  On cars fitted with four-wheel drive, all WHEELS four tyres should be the same (brand and track) to prevent damaging the 4- RIMS AND TYRES WD system. The efficiency of the 4-WD system however, is not jeopardized if Pressed steel or alloy rims. Tubeless tyres tyres with different wear conditions are with radial carcass.

• Page 259: Understanding Rim Marking

  Load rating (capacity) Maximum speed rating UNDERSTANDING RIM MARKING 60 = 250 kg 84 = 500 kg Q = up to 160 km/h. 61 = 257 kg 85 = 515 kg R = up to 170 km/h. Example: 7 J x 16 H2 ET 43 62 = 265 kg 86 = 530 kg S = up to 180 km/h.

• Page 260
  TYRES 2.2 JTS 3.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 1.9 JTD 2.4 JTD Versions 1.9 JTS 2,4 JTD 210 HP 4×4 7Jx16” steel 7Jx16” steel 7,5Jx17” (*) alloy 7Jx16” steel 7Jx16” steel 7,5Jx17” (*) alloy Standard tyre 8Jx19″ alloy tyres 235/40 ZR19 96Y (▼) 205/55 R16 91V 215/55 R16 93V 225/50 R17 98W…
• Page 261
  COLD TYRE INFLATION PRESSURE Tyres Tyres Tyres Tyres Tyres Space-saver 205/55 R16 91V 215/55 R16 93V 225/50 R17 98W 235/45 R18 98W 235/40 ZR19 96Y (▼) spare wheel front rear front rear front rear front rear front rear T125/80 R17 average load bar full load (▼) Unchainable tyres.

• Page 262: Dimensions

  DIMENSIONS Dimensions are expressed in mm and refer to the car fitted with standard tyres. Min. size variations when optional tyres are fitted. The height refers to the car unladen. BOOT VOLUME Boot volume ….405 dm A0E0044m fig. 6 Versions 1.8 — 1.9 JTS — 2.2 JTS — 4660…

• Page 263
  Dimensions are expressed in mm and refer to the car fitted with standard tyres. Min. size variations when optional tyres are fitted. The height refers to the car unladen. BOOT VOLUME Boot volume ….445 dm A0E0307m fig. 7 Versions E (*) 1.8 — 1.9 JTS — 2.2 JTS — 4660…

• Page 264: Performance

  PERFORMANCE SALOON VERSIONS Top speed Acceleration Kilometer with standing start from 0-100 km/h km/h sec. sec. 10.2 31.3 1.9 JTS 30.7 2.2 JTS 29.6 3.2 JTS 27.5 1.9 JTD 11.0 32.8 1.9 JTD 30.8 2.4 JTD 200 HP 29.2 2.4 JTD 210 HP 4×2 –…

• Page 265: Weights

  WEIGHTS Weights (kg) 2.4 JTD 1.9 JTS 2.2 JTS 3.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 1.9 JTD 2.4 JTD Saloon versions 210 HP 4×4 200 HP 2.4 JTD 210 HP 4×2 Weight empty (including fluids, 90% fuel in the tank and no optional) 1430 1690 1480…

• Page 266
  (**) If special equipment is fitted (sunroof, tow hitch etc.) the unladen weight increases, thus reducing the payload as specified in the maximum weight allowed. (***) Lineaccessori Alfa Romeo roof rack, max capacity: 50 kg.

• Page 267: Capacities

  CAPACITIES Specified fuels and 2.2 JTS 3.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 1.9 JTD 2.4 JTD 1.9 JTS 2,.4 JTD original lubricants 210 HP 70 ● ● Unleaded petrol 70 ● 70 ● 70 ● 70 ❍ 70 ❍ 70 ❍ Fuel tank: litres –…

• Page 268: Fluids And Lubricants

  Use of products with low-quality properties than ACEA A3 and ACEA B4 could cause damages to the engine that are not covered by the warranty. For very cold climate conditions, ask to contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services for the appropriate Selenia product to use.

• Page 269
  Fluid and lubricant specifications Original fluids Applications for correct car operation and lubricants Mechanical gearbox and Synthetic-based oil, grade SAE 75W-85 TUTELA CAR differential that passes API GL 4 specifications, FIAT 9.55550 MATRYX Rear differential and Synthetic-based oil, grade SAE 75W-90 that passes TUTELA transmission unit API GL-5 specifications, ZF-TE ML 18…

• Page 270: Fuel Consumption

  IMPORTANT The type of route, FUEL CONSUMPTION – extra-urban cycle: frequent ac- traffic situations, weather condi- celerating in all gears, simulating ex- traurban use of the car; the speed varies tions, driving style, general con- The fuel consumption figures given in between 0 and 120 km/h;…

• Page 271: Co 2 Emissions

  EMISSIONS The CO emission levels given in the following tables refer to combined consumption. EMISSIONS ACCORDING TO 1999/100/EC DIRECTIVE (g/km) Saloon versions 1.9 JTS 2.2 JTS 3.2 JTS 1.9 JTD 8v 1.9 JTD 2.4 JTD 2.4 JTD 200 HP 210 HP 4 2.4 JTD 210 HP 4 Sportwagon versions…

• Page 272: Radio Frequency Remote Control: Ministerial Certifications

  RADIO FREQUENCY REMOTE CONTROL: Ministerial Certifications Certification number T939 NTR939 European Union and Countries applying 0523 0523 EC directive Argentina ❒ ❒ Australia – N15278 Brazil ❒ ❒ HHHH-AA-FFFF HHHH-AA-FFFF Bulgaria China CMII ID : 2006DJ0351 CMII ID : 2006DJ0352 ❒…

• Page 273
  Certification number T939 NTR939 Malaysia AA 000000 E ❒ AA 000000 E ❒ Mexico YYYYXXXX-XXX YYYYXXXX-XXX ❒ ❒ AGREE PAR L’ANRT MAROC AGREE PAR L’ANRT MAROC Numéro d’agrément : MR 2395 ANRT 2006 Numéro d’agrément : MR 2394 ANRT 2006 Morocco Date d’agrément : 13/01/2006 Date d’agrément : 13/01/2006…
• Page 276
  REARSCREEN WIPER ……… 276 BOOT ………….. 277 ROOF RACK/SKI RACK ……..284 PRESETTING FOR MOUNTING THE «UNIVERSAL ISOFIX» CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM … 285 IF AN EXTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT ….. 286 IF AN INTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT ….. 289 IF A FUSE BLOWS ……….291…

• Page 277: Rearscreen Wiper

  Should vate with just one movement both the it be not possible to restore its windscreen wiper and the rear window operation, contact Alfa Romeo wiper; the latter comes actually into ac- Authorized Service. tion automatically when the unstable ring nut is kept at position &…

• Page 278: Boot

  BOOT TAILGATE EMERGENCY OPENING FROM THE INSIDE To open the tailgate from the inside if the battery is flat or the electric tailgate lock is failing, proceed as follows: A0E0268m A0E0269m fig. 3 fig. 4 ❒ tilt the rear seats completely (see SPRAY NOZZLE paragraph «Extending the boot»…

• Page 279
  Hooks shall also be used to secure the luggage retaining net (available as op- tional, for versions/markets where ap- WARNING plicable, at Alfa Romeo Authorised Ser- A0E0272m fig. 9 If you want to carry vices). reserve fuel in a can,…
• Page 280
  A0E0274m A0E0281m A0E0282m fig. 10 fig. 11 fig. 12 CURRENT OUTLET LUGGAGE NET As optional, for versions/markets where applicable, an additional luggage re- (optional for versions/ (optional for versions/ tainer net can be fitted. markets where applicable) markets where applicable) The current outlet is located on the left The left and right sides of the boot are side of the boot.
• Page 281
  A0E0275m A0E0308m A0E0276m fig. 13 fig. 14 fig. 15 Use the seats A-fig. 13 located in the To secure the net, fit hooks A-fig. 15 front part of the boot to hook the net as into seats B and press downwards. shown in fig.

• Page 282: Luggage Compartment

  A0E0278m A0E0279m A0E0280m fig. 17 fig. 18 fig. 19 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT IMPORTANT To remove the net roll To refit the net, proceed as follows: it up and check whether also the pas- COVER ❒ fit the net into the proper seat on the senger’s compartment separation net left side (side without lever);…

• Page 283
  Do not put objects on the cover which may damage it. A0E0283m A0E0287m fig. 20 fig. 21 WARNING The objects put on the PASSENGER’S cover may be thrown COMPARTMENT UPPER forwards and injure passen- SEPARATION NET gers should you brake sharply (where provided) or in the event of an accident.
• Page 284
  A0E0284m A0E0291m A0E0305m fig. 23 fig. 24 fig. 25 To roll up the net, release ends B- Passenger’s compartment SOUND SYSTEM fig. 22 from housings C-fig. 23 and separating net CD Changer (where provided) guide it during rolling. removal/refitting O certain versions, behind the right boot To remove the net proceed as follows: lid, is fitted a CD Changer for 10 discs Press button D-fig.

• Page 285: Roof Rack/Ski Rack

  ROOF RACK/ SKI RACK (optional for versions/ markets where applicable) The car can be fitted with two longitu- dinal bars fig. 27 that can be used, by adding special accessories to carry var- ious objects (e.g.: skis, windsurf, etc.) A0E0285m A0E0286m fig.

• Page 286: Presetting For Mounting The «Universal Isofix» Child Restraint System

  PRESETTING FOR MOUNTING THE «UNIVERSAL ISOFIX» CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM This car is preset for mounting the Uni- A0E0174m fig. 29 versal Isofix child restraint system, a new European standardised system for carrying children safely. fig. 28 shows an example of child restraint system. The Universal Isofix child’s seat covers weight group 1.

• Page 287: If An Exterior Light Burns Out

  At Lineaccessori Alfa Romeo you can IF AN EXTERIOR find the «Universal Isofix» «Duo Plus» LIGHT BURNS OUT child’s seat. For any further detail on installation For the type of bulb and power rating, and/or use, refer to the “Instructions see paragraph “When needing to…

• Page 288
  ❒ remove and replace the burnt-out Taillight bulb on tailgate bulb by pressing it slightly and turn- To replace the bulbs proceed as follows: ing it counterclockwise fig. 33: ❒ open the tailgate; D: taillight bulb on right/left headlight ❒ remove the cover A-fig. 31 work- ❒…

• Page 289: Additional Brake Light

  B-fig. 35; ADDITIONAL BRAKE LIGHT (THIRD STOP) The additional brake light is made up of LEDs and it is built into the rear spoiler fig. 37. Contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services to have the third brake light replaced.

• Page 290: If An Interior Light Burns Out

  IF AN INTERIOR LIGHT BURNS OUT For the type of bulb and power rating, see paragraph “When needing to change a bulb» in section «In an emer- gency». A0E0299m A0E0300m fig. 38 fig. 39 IMPORTANT Before changing a bulb, read carefully the instructions given in ❒…

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  ❒ refit the light unit inserting first one side and then the other one until hearing the locking click. A0E0301m A0E0302m fig. 40 fig. 41 ❒ replace the bulb B-fig. 41 releas- TAILGATE LIGHT ing it from the side contacts mak- To change the bulb, proceed as follows: ing sure that the new bulb is cor- ❒…

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  IF A FUSE BLOWS The fuse specific for the Sportwagon ver- sion is located in the fuse box at the right side of the boot (see “In an emer- gency” chapter). IMPORTANT Before changing a bulb, read carefully the instructions given in A0E0303m A0E0304m fig.

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  Alarm ……..17 – general instructions ….. 196 emissions ……270 CODE card ……12 Alfa Romeo CODE system ..10 – types of bulbs ….197 Containing running costs … 157 Alfa 159 Sportwagon ..275 Capacities ……266 Armrest Controls ………
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  Inertial fuel cut-off switch ..80 Electronic key ……12 Fuel cut-off and power supply Engine switches ……. 81 Installation of electric/ Fuel feed …….. 255 electronic devices ….117 – identification code ….252 Fuel filler cap ……126 –…
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  Rev counter ……21 Towing the car ……221 Reverse light Towing trailers – bulb replacement ….202 – installing the tow hook ..159 Right hand drive version .. 292 T.P.M.S. system ……. 122 Rims Transmission ……255 – understanding rim marking … 258…
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  “End of Life Vehicles” to approved environmental standards. To find out the location of your nearest autho- rised treatment facility, offering free of charge take-back, simply contact one of our dealers or refer to the Alfa Romeo web site or call the toll free number 00800 2532 0000.
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  DASHBOARD fig. 1 1. Adjustable swivel side air vents — 2. Front side window demisting/defrosting vents — 3. Passenger’s air bag — 4. Fuel lev- el gauge/engine coolant temperature gauge/engine oil temperature gauge (petrol versions) or turbocharger pressure gauge (diesel versions) — 5. Adjustable swivel centre air vents — 6. Upper central vent — 7. External lights control lever — 8.
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  INSTRUMENT PANEL A. Speedometer (speed indicator) B. Warning lights — C. Rev counter — D. Multifunction display h c m Warning lights on diesel versions only On diesel versions the rev counter A0E0309m fig. 2 — Versions with multifunction display end scale value is at 6000 rpm.
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  COLD TYRE INFLATION PRESSURE Tyres Tyres Tyres Tyres Tyres Space-saver 205/55 R16 91V 215/55 R16 93V 225/50 R17 98W 235/45 R18 98W 235/40 ZR19 96Y (▼) spare wheel front rear front rear front rear front rear front rear T125/80 R17 average load bar full load (▼) Unchainable tyres.

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