Alfa Romeo 147 GTA (2008) manuale d’uso

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1 Dear Client, Thank you for choosing Alfa Romeo. Y our Alfa 1 47 has been designed to guarantee the safety , comfort and driving pleasure typical of Alfa Romeo. This booklet will help you to get to know the characteristics and operation of your car . The following pages contain all the indications necessary for you to be able to maintain the high [...]

2 VER Y IMPOR T ANT! FUEL CAP ACITY Petrol engines: only refuel with unleaded petrol with octane rating (RON) no 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[...]

3 ACCESSORY ELECTRICAL DEVICES If after purchasing the car you wish to install accessories that need an electrical supply (with the risk of gradually draining the battery), contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Ser vices who will assess the overall electrical absorption and check whether the car system is able to withstand the load required. 쇵 CODE CARD [...]

4 Any queries concerning servicing should be for warded to the showroom from which the car was purchased, the subsidiar y company o r to our branch offices or any point of the Alfa Romeo Network. W arranty Booklet The Warranty Booklet is delivered together with every new car and contains the regulations tied to the services given by Alfa R omeo Ser[...]

5 THE SYMBOLS USED IN THIS BOOKLET The symbols illustrated in these pages show the subjects which should, in particular , be closely studied. This indicates the correct procedures to be followed to prevent the car from damaging the environment. Warning. Partially or fully ignoring these rules may lead to serious injury . Warning. Partially or fully[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 6 THE ALF A ROMEO CODE SYSTEM T o increase protection against attempted theft, the car is fitted with an electronic en- gine lock system (Alfa Romeo CODE) which is activated automatically when the key is removed from the ignition. In fact the grip of each key contains an electronic device which modulates the radio frequency[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 7 T ogether with the keys the CODE card is provided (for versions/markets where ap- plicable) ( fig. 3 ), bearing in print the key codes (both mechanical and electronic for emergency start up). The code numbers on the CODE card must be kept in a safe place , not in the car . The driver should always keep the elec- tronic CO[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 8 OPENING THE T AILGA TE The boot can be opened by remote control from outside pressing button ( D ), also when the electronic alarm is on. The boot opening is accompanied by a double flashing of the di- rection indicators; the boot closing is accom- panied by a single flashing of the direction indicators. If the electronic[...]

The codes of any keys not presented during the mem- orising procedure are erased. The reason for this is to en- sure that any lost or stolen keys cannot be used to start the engine. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 9 OPERA TION Each time the ignition key is turned to the STOP position the Alfa Romeo CODE system deactivates the functions of the engine elec-[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 10 2) For versions without the reconfigurable multifunction display , the flashing of the warning light means that the car is not pro- tected by the engine inhibitor device. This condition for cars with reconfigurable mul- tifunction display is shown by the turning on of the warning light together with the dis- play of the [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 11 ELECTRONIC ALARM DESCRIPTION The system comprises: a transmitter , re- ceiver , control unit with siren and volumet- ric sensors. The electronic alarm is controlled by the receiver incorporated in the instru- ment cluster and it is turned on and off by the remote control in the key which sends the crypted and variable co[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 12 Surveillance After switching on, the flashing of the de- terrent led ( A-fig. 7 ) on the dashboard in- dicates the system surveillance mode. The led flashes throughout this period. IMPOR T ANT Operation of the electronic alarm is adapted at the origin to the rules of the different countries. Self-diagnostic functions and[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 13 – if the led continues flashing, but at dif- ferent intervals than nor mal, this means that different attempts to break in have occurred. Through the number of flashes it is possi- ble to identify the type of attempt: 1 flash: one or more doors 2 flashes: tailgate 3 flashes: bonnet 4 flashes: ultrasounds 5 flashes: abn[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 14 HOW TO CUT OFF THE ALARM SYSTEM T o deactivate the alarm system complete- ly (for instance during prolonged inactivity of the car) simply lock the car turning the key in the lock. MINISTERIAL CERTIFICA TION In accordance with the law in force in each country , on the subject of radio frequency , we wish to point out that[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 15 If the ignition device is tampered with (for exam- ple during an attempted break-in) have it checked over by Alfa Romeo Authorized Services before travelling again. STEERING LOCK Engaging: – move the key to STOP or P ARK , then remove the key and turn the steering wheel slightly to facilitate the locking action. Diseng[...]

OPENING/CLOSING FROM INSIDE Front doors – T o open the door, pull the handle ( A-fig. 11 ). fig. 11 A0A0324m fig. 12 A0A1002m GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 16 Front door on passenger’ s side – T o open the door, deactivate the cen- tralized locking and pull the handle. – T o close the door , push the flap. Rear doors (5-door versions) – T o op[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 17 CENTRAL LOCKING This allows central locking of the door locks. T o engage central locking, the doors must be perfectly shut, other wise locking is de- nied. IMPOR T ANT With central locking en- gaged, pulling the inside lever for opening one of the front doors causes the unlock- ing of all the doors. In the event of a po[...]

LENGTHWISE ADJUSTMENT ( fig. 15 ) Raise the lever ( A ) and push the seat backwards or forwards; in the driving posi- tion the arms should be slightly flexed and the hands should rest on the rim of the steer- ing wheel. After releasing the adjust- ment lever , always check that the seat is locked on the run- ners, trying to move it to and fro. The [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 19 BACK REST TIL TING ( fig. 15 ) T o gain access to the rear seats, pull the handle ( E ), the back rest folds and the seat is free to run for wards. A recovery mechanism with memor y makes it possible to take the seat back to its previous position. Once the seat back has been returned to the travelling condition, make sur[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 20 REAR POCKET ( fig. 19 ) ( for versions/markets where applicable ) The front passenger’ s seat is provided with a pocket in the rear of the seat back. SEA T W ARMING ( fig. 17 ) Seat warming, fitted on certain versions, is turned on and off through the switch ( A ) on the outer side of the seat. Switching on is shown by[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 21 REAR SEA TS The car upholstery can re- sist wear resulting from the normal use of the car . However , it is necessar y to avoid excessive and/or prolonged fric- tion with clothing accessories such as metal buckles, studs, velcro and similar material, as this friction, acting locally and with a high pres- sure over the kn[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 22 – raise the headrests to the maximum height and then press both the buttons ( A- fig. 24 ) on the two supports side, then pull the headrests upwards and remove them; – move the seat belts to the side extend- ing them correctly without twisting; – raise the levers ( A-fig. 25 ) retaining the back rests and tilt them[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 23 HEADREST ADJUSTMENT ( fig. 27 ) The car is fitted with headrests for the side and central seats. The headrests can be set in 2 positions (high/low) according to the passenger’ s height. If needed, it is possible to remove the headrests operating as described above (see “Extension of luggage compartment”). fig. 27 A[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 24 fig. 31 A0A0328m STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENTS The driver can adjust the steering wheel position in rake and height. T o do this, release the lever ( A-fig. 32 ) pulling it towards the steering wheel. After moving the steering wheel to the most suitable position, lock it pushing the lever fully forwards. fig. 32 A0A1049m Th[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 25 Folding ( fig. 35 ) – If necessary (for example when the size of the mirror causes difficulty in narrow spaces) the door mirror can be folded in to- wards the car from position ( A ) to position ( B ). fig. 35 A0A0041m OUTER Electric adjustment ( fig. 34 ) – use the switch ( A ) to select the mirror required (right o[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 26 fig. 37 A0A0043m POWER WINDOWS IMPOR T ANT With the ignition key at STOP or removed, the power windows can be opened for about 3 minutes and imme- diately deactivate at opening of one of the doors. 3-DOOR VERSIONS Driver’ side ( fig. 37 ) The driver’ s door panel contains the but- tons that control the following wind[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 27 5-DOOR VERSIONS Front door on driver’ s side ( fig. 39 ) The driver’ s door panel plate contains the buttons which, with the ignition key at MAR , operate the following windows: A – left front/rear window B – right front/rear window . Press the button to lower the window . Pull to raise it. IMPOR T ANT The driver[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 28 SEA T BEL TS USING THE SEA T BELTS The belt should be worn keeping the chest straight and rested against the seat back. Fasten the belt by inserting the tab ( A-fig. 40 ) into the clip ( B ), until hear- ing the locking click. At removal, if it jams, let it rewind for a short stretch, then pull it out again without jerki[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 29 When the rear seats are not occupied the appropriate spaces between the backrest and cushion should be used to stow the seat belt clips neatly . Remember that in the event of an accident, any passen- gers occupying the rear seats who are not wearing a seat belt not on- ly subject themselves to great per- sonal risk, but [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 30 FRONT SEA T BELT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) The height of the seat belt attachment should always be adjusted to suit the height of the person wearing the seat belt. This pre- caution makes it possible to improve the ef- ficiency of the seat belt which greatly reduces the risk[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 31 PRE-TENSIONING DEVICES T o increase the efficiency of the front seat belts, the car is fitted with pre-tensioning de- vices. These devices “feel” that the car is being subject to a violent impact by way of a sensor and rewind the seat belts a few centimetres. In this way they ensure that the seat belt adheres to the [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 32 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE SEA T BEL TS All the occupants of the car are obliged to respect the local traffic laws regarding the wearing of seat belts. Always fasten the seat belts before start- ing off. fig. 44 A0A0050m T o ensure the highest de- gree of protection, you are recommended to keep the seat back[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 33 Seat belts are also to be worn by expect- ing mothers: the risk of injury in the case of accident is greatly reduced for them and the unborn child if they are wearing a seat belt. Pregnant women must of course position the lower part of the belt ver y low down so that it passes under the abdomen ( fig. 46 ). HOW TO KEEP [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 34 CARR YING CHILDREN SAFEL Y For the best level of protection in the event of a crash, all occupants must travel seated and secured by suitable restraint systems. This is even more important for children. This prescription is mandatory , according to directive 2003/20/EC, in every countr y of the European Union. Compared w[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 35 The results of research on the best pro- tection for a child are summarised in Euro- pean Standard ECE-R44, which in addition to making them compulsory , subdivides re- straint systems into five groups: Group 0 - until 10 kg in weight Group 0+ - until 13 kg in weight Group 1 9-18 kg in weight Group 2 15-25 kg i n weight [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 36 GROUP 2 Starting from 15 to 25 kg in weight, chil- dren may be restrained directly by the car seat belts. Child seats only have the func- tion of positioning the child correctly in re- lation to the belts, so that the diagonal part adheres to the chest and never to the neck and that the horizontal part adheres to the chi[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 37 P ASSENGER’S SEA T COMPLIANCE WITH REGULA TIONS ON CHILD’S SEA T USE V ehicle complies with the new EC Directive 2000/3 regulating child’ s seat assembling on the different car seats according to the following table: Rear seat for 3 and 5-door versions Key: U = suitable for child’ s restraint systems of the “Un[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 38 Below is a summary of the safe- ty rules to be observed when car- rying children: 1) The recommended position for in- stalling a child’ s seat is on the rear seat, as it is the most protected in the event of a crash; 2) If the passenger’ s Air bag is deactivat- ed (upon request for versions/markets where applicable) [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 39 It is formed of an instantly-inflating cush- ion contained in a special recess: – in the centre of the steering wheel for the driver; – in the dahsboard and with a larger-sized cushion for the passenger . The front Air bag (driver’ s and passenger’ s) is a device designed to protect the occupants in the event of [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 40 P ASSENGER’S FRONT AIR BAG The passenger’ s front Air bag has been de- signed to improve the protection of a person wearing a seat belt. Its volume at maximum inflation fills most of the space between the dashboard and the passenger . fig. 56 A0A0061m MANUAL DEACTIV A TION OF P ASSENGER’S FRONT AIR BAG ( upon reque[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 41 IMPOR T ANT The front and/or side air bags may be activated if the car is subjected to heavy shocks or accidents that involve the underbody area, such as for example violent bumps against steps, pavements or fixed ob- stacles on the ground, falling into big holes or bumpy roads. IMPOR T ANT The triggering of air bags rel[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 42 Always keep your hands on the steering wheel rim when driving, so that if the Air bag is triggered, it can inflate without meeting any obstacles. Do not dri- ve with the body bent forwards, keep the seat back rest in the erect position and lean your back well against it. W ARNING If the car has been stolen or an attempt [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 43 Y our are reminded that when the igntion key is en- gaged and in the MAR position, the Air bags can be triggered also on a stationary car , if it is bumped by another moving car . Therefore, even with the car stationary , nev- er allow children on the front seat. Y ou are also reminded that with the car stationary , with[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 44 Main beams ( fig. 60 ) T o turn the main beams on, set the knurled ring to position 2 and push the lever to- wards the dashboard (stable position); warning light 1 on the instrument panel will turn on. T o set dipped-beams back pull the lever to- wards the steering wheel. fig. 59 A0A0065m fig. 60 A0A0066m STEERING WHEEL [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 45 Flashing ( fig. 61 ) The headlights are flashed pulling the lever towards the steering wheel (instable posi- tion) regardless of the position of the knurled ring. The 1 warning light on the cluster will come on at the same time. IMPOR T ANT Only the main-beam lights are flashed. T o avoid penalties follow local regulatio[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 46 With the lever in position ( B ), turning the ring ( F ) four possible intermittent speeds are obtained: ■ = intermittent slow . ■■ = intermittent medium. ■■■ = intermittent medium-fast. ■■■■ = intermittent fast. C - Continuous, slow . D - Continuous, fast. E - Fast, temporary (unstable position). Ope[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 47 Rain sensor ( fig. 66 ) The rain sensor ( A ), fitted only on cer- tain versions, is an electronic device com- bined with the windscreen wiper which has the purpose of automatically adjusting the number of wipes during intermittent opera- tion to the intensity of the rain. All the other functions controlled by the right-[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 48 Headlamp washers (fig. 69) These come into operation when the wind- screen washer is turned on with the dipped/main beam headlights on. IMPOR T ANT On certain versions when the headlamp washer is operating, the cli- mate control system automatically engages inside air re-circulation, to prevent the smell of liquid deterg[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 49 The device is disengaged automatically in any of the following cases: – pressing the brake pedal; – pressing the clutch pedal; – if the ASR, MSR OR VDC systems cut in; – with Selespeed transmission if a gear is changed; – inadvertently moving the Selespeed gear control lever to N . CONTROLS ( fig. 70 ) Cruise C[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 50 TO REDUCE THE MEMORISED SPEED The speed memorised can be reduced in two ways: 1) disengaging the device (for instance pressing the brake pedal) and then memo- rising the new speed (turning the ring ( B ) to ( + ) for at least three seconds); 2) keeping the ring pressed ( B ) at ( – ) until reaching the new speed which [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 51 The device may only be engaged in 4th, 5th or 6th gear , depending on the speed of the car . T ravelling downhill with the de- vice engaged the car speed may increase more that the memorised one, due to the change in the engine load. The ring ( A ) may be left constantly at ON without damaging the device. Y ou are, how- [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 52 DASHBOARD 1 . Side swivel air vents - 2 . Fixed side window air vents - 3 . Outer light control lever - 4 . Instrument panel - 5 . T ailgate release button - 6 . Card holder (upon request for versions/markets where applicable) - 7 . Radio (upon request for versions/markets where applicable) - 8 . Centre swivel air vents [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 53 A . Fuel level gauge with reserve war ning light - B . Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge with maximum temperature warning light - C . Speedometer - D . Odometer dis- play (mileage recorder , trip recorder with headlamp position display) - E . Clock/out- side temperature display - F . Rev counter NOTE On JTDM version[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 54 A . Fuel level gauge with reserve war ning light - B . Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge warning light - C . Speedometer - D . Odometer display (mileage recorder , trip recorder with headlamp position display) - E . Reconfigurable multifunction display F . Rev counter NOTE On Q2 diesel versions the scale bot- tom is[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 55 fig. 75a - 2.0 T . SP ARK Selespeed versions V ersions with reconfigurable multifunction display A . Fuel level gauge with reserve war ning light - B . Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge warning light - C . Speedometer - D . Odometer display (mileage recorder , trip recorder with headlamp position display) - E . Reco[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 56 MILEAGE RECORDER Odometer display with double meter (to- tal and trip) and headlamp position display . The display shows: – the mileage on the first line (6 figures) – the trip meter on the second line (4 fig- ures) – the position relating to the headlamp aiming device. T o reset the trip meter , keep the button ( [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 57 FUEL LEVEL GAUGE WITH RESERVE INDICA TOR This shows the amount of fuel left in the fuel tank. The warning light K turns on to indicate that approx. 7 litres of fuel are left in the tank. IMPOR T ANT Under certain conditions (heavy slopes, for instance), the reading on the gauge may differ from the actual amount of fuel i[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 58 DIGIT AL MUL TIFUNCTION DISPLA Y The digital multifunction display shows the following: clock, outside temperature, buzzer setting (buzzer on/off), rheostat (light adjustment), condition of the inertial fuel cut-off switch ( FPS on ) and engine oil level (for JTD versions). CONTROL BUTTONS ( fig. 77 ) T o make use of the[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 59 CLOCK ( fig. 78 ) Adjusting the hours Press the MODE button in Q , the hours will flash. Set the hour required using button ▲ or ▼ . Every press on the button will increase by one unit. Keeping the button pressed obtains auto- matic fast increase or decrease. When you are near the value required, re- lease the contro[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 60 fig. 81 A0A0012m fig. 82 A0A0013m fig. 83 A0A0007m is turned off with the exception of the speedometer . Keeping the ▲ button pressed (on the plate at the side of the steering column) for more than 4 seconds the compelte cluster lighting is turned on again. INERTIAL FUEL CUT -OFF SWITCH ON DISPLA Y ( fig. 83 ) ( for ve[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 61 Engine oil level check (JTD versions) T urning the ignition key to MAR the dig- ital multifunction display shows the writing “ OIL ” for about 10 seconds. Then, the engine oil level is detected for some seconds, during which the display shows six bars. At the end of this operation, the display will show the oil quant[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 62 RECONFIGURABLE MUL TIFUNCTION DISPLA Y The reconfigurable multifunction display is able to display all the useful and necessary information when driving, in particular: INFORMA TION ON ST ANDARD DISPLA Y - Clock ( A-fig. 88 ); - Outside temperature ( B ); - Date ( C ). INFORMA TION ABOUT CAR CONDITION - T rip computer; -[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 63 DIMMER MENU OFF SPEED TRIP B TIME DA TE DST MODE 12/24 RADIO TELEPHONE NA VIGA TION LANGUAGE UNITS BUZZER SER VICE “SETUP MENU” In addition there is a “Setup Menu” which makes it possible, through the MODE and ▲ / ▼ (see fig. 89 ) buttons, to carr y out the adjust- ments and/or setting described on the follow[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 64 Engine oil level check (JTD M versions) T urning the ignition key to MAR the dis- play shows the engine oil level for some sec- onds. During this phase, to clear the display and move to next screen, press the MODE button shortly . IMPOR T ANT T o make sure that the en- gine oil level displayed is correct, carr y out the [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 65 T o cancel the set value: ❒ press the MODE button briefly: the dis- play shows OFF ; ❒ press the ▼ button: the display shows OFF ; ❒ press the MODE button briefly to re- turn to the menu screen or press the but- ton for a longer time to return to the standard screen. SPEED With this function it is possible to set[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 66 TRIP B With this option it is possible to turn ON / OFF the TRIP B function (partial trip) which displays the figures relating to: A VER- AGE CONSUMPTION B, A VERAGE SPEED B, TRA VEL TIME B and TRA VEL DIST ANCE B dur- ing a “partial mission” contained in the “gen- eral mission” (for further information see “T [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 67 DST (SUMMER TIME) With this option it is possible to turn ON / OFF the summer time function (which corresponds to + 1 hour in relation to the daylight time). Proceed as follows: ❒ press the MODE button briefly: the dis- play shows ON ; ❒ use the ▲ / ▼ buttons to select acti- vation or deactivation; ❒ press the [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 68 TELEPHONE With this option it is possible to turn ON / OFF the function which shows the name (if listed) and phone number of the caller on the instrument panel display . T o activate/deactivate this function, pro- ceed as follows: ❒ press the MODE button briefly: the dis- play shows ON ; ❒ use the ▲ / ▼ buttons t[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 69 UNITS With this function it is possible to set the unit of measurement for the travel distance (km or mi), the fuel consumption (l/100 km, km/l or mpg) and the temperature (°C or °F). T o set the units, proceed as follows: ❒ press the MODE button briefly , the dis- play shows “ km ” or “ mi ” (depending on wh[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 70 SERVICE With this function it is possible to view the information connected with the correct car maintenance. T o consult this information, proceed as fol- lows: ❒ press the MODE button briefly: the dis- play shows the deadline in “ km ” or “ mi ” depending on what set previous- ly (see paragraph “UNITS”); [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 71 TRIP COMPUTER General The “T rip computer” function gives information relating to the operating status of the car on the display . This function comprises the GENERAL TRIP concerning the complete mission of the car and TRIP B concerning the the partial car mission. This function (as shown in t he graph below) is cont[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 72 The GENERAL TRIP displays the figures re- lating to: ❒ Average consumption ❒ Actual consumption ❒ Average speed ❒ T ravel time ❒ Range ❒ T ravel distance TRIP B displays the figures relating to: ❒ Average consumption B ❒ Average speed B ❒ T ravel time B ❒ T ravel distance B Displayed figures Average c[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 73 New mission It starts when the reset operation is carried out: - “manually” by the user , through pro- longed pressure of the SET button; - “automatically” when the “travel dis- tance” is equal to 9999.9 km (or mi), when the “travel time” is 99:59 (99 hours and 59 minutes) or after recon- necting the batt[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 74 W ARNING LIGHTS AND INDICA TIONS IMPOR T ANT The presence or absence of the warning lights depends on the type of engine and equipment with which the car is fitted. LOW BRAKE FLUID (red) HANDBRAKE ON (red) T urning the ignition key to MAR the war n- ing light turns on, but it should go off after a few seconds. Low brake [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 75 AIR BAG F AILURE (red) T urning the ignition key to MAR the warn- ing light turns on, but it should go off after a few seconds. The warning lights stays on glowing steadi- ly if there is an operating failure in the Air bag system. LOW ENGINE OIL PRESSURE (red) T urning the ignition key to MAR the warn- ing light (if fitt[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 76 SEA T BELTS NOT F ASTENED (red) The warning light turns on glowing steadi- ly when, with the ignition key at MAR , the driver’ s seat belt is not correctly fastened. INCOMPLETE DOOR CLOSING (red) The warning light (if fitted) turns on (on some versions there is also the message + symbol shown on the display) when one o[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 77 Reduction of gearshifting The message is shown on the display to sig- nal a transmission overuse by the driver . The irregular use (by the driver) may start automatically a procedure for the protection of the system. Manual mode not available The message is shown on the display when, with the engine running, it is not po[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 78 Clutch overheating The message is shown on the display ac- companied by a buzzer when there is clutch overheating. Press the brake - Delayed start-up The messages are alternatively shown on the display , accompanied by a buzzer , when, during start up, the system recognises that the brake pedal is operating. Under this c[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 79 Operation not allowed The message is shown on the display , ac- companied by a buzzer , when the system does not accept the gearshift by the con- trol lever as the necessary conditions for ac- cepting the gearshift are not present. Press the brake pedal - repeat operation The message is shown on the display , ac- compani[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 80 EOBD ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM F AILURE (amber) (for versions/ markets where applicable) In normal conditions, turning the ignition key to MAR , the warning light turns on, but it should go off when the engine has started. The initial turning on indicates that the warning light is working properly . If the warning light stay[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 81 GLOW PLUGS W ARMING (diesel versions) (amber) GLOW PLUGS W ARNING F AILURE (diesel versions) (amber) Glow plug warming T urning the ignition key to MAR , the warning light turns on (on some versions it is shown on the reconfigurable multifunction display). The warning light turns off when the glow plugs have reached the [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 82 DIESEL P ARTICULA TE FIL TER CLOGGED (diesel versions) (amber) The warning light (if fitted) turns on (on some versions the message + symbol are shown on the display) when the particulate filter is clogged and the driving profile does not make it possible to start automatically the regeneration procedure. T o allow the r[...]

INEFFICIENT EBD (red) (amber) The turning on at the same time of the x and > warning lights (on some versions the message + symbol are shown on the display) with the engine running indicates an EBD system failure; in this case heavy braking may cause rear wheels to lock before time, with the possi- bility of skidding. Driving extremely carefully[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 84 ASR SYSTEM (WHEEL ANTISKID SYSTEM) (if fitted) (amber) T urning the ignition key to MAR , the warning light turns on, but it should go off after a few seconds. The warning light turns on when the sys- tem is switched off. The warning light flash- es when the system cuts in, to alert the dri- ver that the system is adapti[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 85 SIDE/T AILLIGHTS (green) The warning light turns on when side/tail- lights or low beams are turned on. CRUISE CONTROL (where provided) (green) The warning light turns on when turning the Cruise Control knurled ring to ON. MAIN BEAMS (blue) The warning light turns on when the side- lights or dipped beams are turned on. PO[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 86 1 Upper stationary vent for defrosting or demisting windscreen - 2 Upper centre adjustable vent - 3 Stationary vents for defrosting or demist- ing side windows - 4 Adjustable centre, swivel vents - 5 Side adjustable and swivel outlets - 6 Front feet area fixed vents - 7 Rear feet area fixed vents - 8 Rear adjustable swiv[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 87 fig. 96 fig. 97 fig. 98 UPPER CENTRE VENT ADJUSTMENT ( fig. 96 ) The vent ( 1 ) has an opening/closing con- trol ( A ). • = Completely closed. I = Completely open CENTRE SWIVEL VENT ADJUSTMENT ( fig. 96 ) Each vent ( 2 ) has a lever ( B ) which makes it possible to direct the flow of air (in the 4 directions: up/down, [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 88 Below is a brief description of the heating and manual climate control system (upon re- quest for versions/markets where applicable). The only difference between the two systems is the climate control compressor button √ , fitted only on the versions with manual climate control system. T o obtain the maximum func- tion[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 89 CONTROLS ( fig. 102 ) 1 - Air temperature adjustment knob 2 - Fan speed adjustment knob 3 - Air distribution selector knob fig. 102 A0A0088m 4 - Climate control compressor on/off but- ton √ (only versions with manual climate control system) 5 - Inside air re-circulation on /off button v 6 - Rearscreen heating on/off bu[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 90 AIR TEMPERA TURE ADJUSTMENT KNOB T urn the ring of knob ( 1-fig. 102 ) clock- wise or counter-clockwise respectively to higher or lower the temperature of the air admitted to the passenger compartment. F AN SPEED ADJUSTMENT KNOB T urning th ring of knob ( 2-fig. 102 ) it is possible to select one of the fan speeds to per[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 91 INSIDE AIR RE-CIRCULA TION ON/OFF BUTTON v Pressing button ( 5-fig. 102 ) v ac- tivates inside air re-circulation and the led next to the button lights up. In this case the climate control system di- rectly treats the air contained in the pas- senger compartment, the fan is on. T o switch the air re-circulation feature o[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 92 AIR COOLING AND DEHUMIDIFYING ( fig. 102/a ) T o cool and dehumidify the air with the en- gine running and the windows shut, proceed as follows: - temperature adjustment knob ( 1 ), point- er on blue sector . - air quantity adjustment ( 2 ), knob point- er on the speed required to personalise the amount of air admitted -[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 93 DEMISTING AND/OR DEFROSTING THE WINDSCREEN AND FRONT SIDE WINDOWS, REARSCREEN AND WING MIRRORS ( - MAX - DEF function ) ( fig. 103 ) Proceed as follows: - turn the ring of the air distribution knob ( 3 ) to the - symbol. The climate control activates all the functions necessary to quicken demisting/defrosting of the wind[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 94 HEA TING ( fig. 104 ) T o obtain the temperature required, pro- ceed as follows: - temperature adjustment knob pointer ( 1 ) on the red sector as required; - air quantity adjustment knob pointer ( 2 ) on the fan speed required to personalise the amount of air admitted; - air distribution knob pointer ( 3 ) on the require[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 95 AUTOMA TIC TWO-ZONE CLIMA TE CONTROL SYSTEM ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) T o start the system ( fig. 105 ): - turn the knob rings to set the required temperatures (driver’ s side - passenger’ s side). - press the AUTO button. IMPOR T ANT The climate control sys- tem makes it possible to pers[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 96 Air quality control is also entrusted to a combined particle and activated carbon fil- ter . The climate control system automatically controls and adjusts the following parame- ters and functions: - inside temperature (separately on driver’ s side and passenger’ s side) - fan speed - air distribution - inside air re-[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 97 CONTROLS ( fig. 106 ) 1 - Inside temperature set display (driver’ s side) 2 - Inside temperature adjustment knob (driver’ s side) 3 - Fan speed set and system off display ( OFF ) 4 - Knob for adjusting the fan speed and switching the system off 5 - Inside temperature set display (pas- senger’ s side) 6 - Inside tem[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 98 HOW TO USE THE AUTOMA TIC TWO-ZONE CLIMA TE CONTROL SYSTEM ( fig. 106 ) IMPOR T ANT The knob rings do not have a mechanical stopper therefore, once the maximum or minimum value has been reached, they are free to turn in both direc- tions. The system can be started in different ways, but it is advisable to set the temper-[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 99 AIR TEMPERA TURE ADJUSTMENT KNOBS ( fig. 107 ) T urning the rings of knobs ( 2 or 6 ), clock- wise or counter-clockwise, respectively high- ers or lowers the temperature of the air re- quired respectively in the left zone (knob 2 ) or right zone (knob 6 ) of the passenger compartment. The temperatures set are shown on th[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 100 HI function (highest heating power - fig. 108) This is turned on setting on the display a temperature above 32.5°C, and can be ac- tivated independently from the driver’ s or passenger’ s side or both; this setting brings the system to the “monozone” mode and is shown on both displays. This function can be enga[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 101 LO function (highest cooling power - fig. 109) This is turned on setting on the display a temperature below 16.5°C; this setting is shown on both displays. This function can be engaged when re- quiring to cool the passenger compartment as quickly as possible, exploiting the maxi- mum potential of the system. The functi[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 102 MONO BUTTON FOR ALIGNMENT OF THE TEMPERA TURE SET ( fig. 110 ) Pressing button ( 12 ) MONO automatically aligns the temperature on the passenger’ s side with that on the driver’ s side, therefore it is possible to set the same temperature between the two zones simply turning the ring of knob ( 2 ) on the driver’ s[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 103 F AN SPEED ADJUSTMENT KNOB ( fig. 111-112 ) T urning the ring of knob( 4 ), clockwise or counter-clockwise, increases or decreases the speed of the fan, thus the amount of air admitted to the passenger compartment; the 16 selectable speeds are shown on a bar (in steps of 3), up to a maximum of 6 bars lit: - maximum fan [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 104 AIR DISTRIBUTION SELECTION BUTTONS ( fig. 113 ) Pressing one or more buttons ( 10 ) it is possible to manually choose one of the 5 possible air distributions to the passenger compartment: RE Flow of air to the dashboard centre and side outlets and rear outlet (if fit- ted). RE Splitting of the air flow between the vents[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 105 press button ( 13 ) AUTO ; in which case, however , the other manual settings set will be cancelled. CLIMA TE CONTROL COMPRESSOR ON/OFF ENABLE BUTTON √ ( fig. 114 ) Pressing button ( 14 ) √ enables the turn- ing on of the climate control compressor . This condition is shown by the lighting up of the led on the butto[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 106 INSIDE AIR RE-CIRCULA TION ON/OFF BUTTON v ( fig. 116 ) Inside air re-circulartion is controlled ac- cording to three operating logics: - automatic control, indicated by the turn- ing on of the right led on the button; - forced engagement (inside air re-circula- tion always on), indicated by the turning on of the left l[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 107 AUTOMA TIC OPERA TION AUTO BUTTON ( fig. 117 ) Pressing the ( 13 ) AUTO button the sys- tem automatically adjusts the amount and distribution of the air admitted to the pas- senger compartment, cancelling all the pre- vious manual adjustments. This condition is indicated by the lighting up of both leds on the button its[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 108 QUICK FRONT WINDOW DEMISTING/DEFROSTING BUTTON ( - MAX - DEF function) ( fig. 118 ) Pressing button ( 7 ) - the climate con- trol automatically activates timed operation of all the functions needed to quicken demisting/defrosting of the windscreen and front side windows, i.e.: - it turns on the climate control compres- [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 109 WING MIRROR AND REARSCREEN DEFROSTING/DEMISTING BUTTON ( ( fig. 119 ) Pressing button ( 9 ) ( (turns on demist- ing/defrosting of the rearscreen and, if pre- sent, the wing mirror coils. The turning on of this function is shown by the turning on of the led on the button. This function is timed and switches off au- tomat[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 110 ADDITIONAL HEA TER ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) The car is fitted with an additional heater which supports the engine during cold or winter weather to quickly reach a comfort- able temperature in the passenger’ s com- partment. The heater works with the engine running when the outside tempera[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR If no leaks are found the car can be restart- ed. Press button ( A ) to activate the fuel sup- ply system again. fig. 121 A0A0092m REAR FOG GUARDS ( fig. 120 ) These are turned on, with the dipped beam headlights or fog lights on, pressing button ( D ) on the centre console panel, at the same time the warning light on the b[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 112 HAND BRAKE ( fig. 123 ) The hand brake lever is located between the two front seats. T o operate the brake when the car is sta- tionary , pull lever ( A ) upwards, until the re- quired braking action is obtained. When the ignition key is at MAR , the warning light on the instrument cluster x will come on. fig. 123 A0A00[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR T o release the hand brake: – slightly lift the lever ( A ) and press there- lease button ( B ); – keeping the button pressed lower the lever , the war ning light x on the instru- ment cluster will go out. T o prevent the car from moving acciden- tally , keep the brake pedal pressed when engaging the hand brake. IMPOR T[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 114 There are also two levers on the steering wheel spokes ( fig. 127 ) through which it is possible to shift gear up or down (also with the car stationary). The gearbox can work in two operating modes: – the first is semiautomatic (then called MANUAL ), in which the driver directly re- quests gearshifting through the lev[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR SYSTEM ACTIV A TION IMPOR T ANT Opening the driver’ s door the Selespeed starts the hydraulic part of the system to prepare it for when the en- gine is started. T urning the ignition key to MAR , all the segments of the gear display ( fig. 129 ), the gearbox failure warning light ( fig. 130 ) and the word CITY light up. A[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 116 system will engage neutral ( N ) and the ma- noeuvre will be repeated. IMPOR T ANT Once a gear has been changed it is necessary to immediately re- lease the gearshift control lever after mak- ing the request. A manoeuvre prolonged (over 10 seconds) makes the system au- tomatically switch to CITY mode; every- thing stops[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR ST ARTING THE ENGINE The engine can be started with the gear engaged or in neutral ( N ), provided that the brake pedal is pressed down. IMPOR T ANT Keep the brake pedal pressed during the starting operation. As the brake pedal stiffens if it is pressed repeat- edly with the engine off, in this situation, to allow the engin[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 118 MOVING OFF THE CAR With the engine on and the car stationar y , the gears that can be engaged for moving off are only first ( 1 ), second ( 2 ) or reverse ( R ). T o engage them it is possible, keeping the brake pedal pressed, to use the gearshift lever on the centre console as well as the levers on the steering wheel. [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR OPERA TING MODES The gearbox can work in two operating modes: – the first is semiautomatic ( MANU- AL ), in which the driver directly decides when to shift gear; – the second is completely automatic ( CITY ), in which the system decides di- rectly when to shift gear according to the dri- ving style. The CITY mode is sel[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 120 SEMIAUTOMA TIC OPERA TION (MANUAL) In the MANUAL operating mode, the dis- play shows the gear engaged. In this operating mode, the decision to change gear is left to the driver who decides the most appropriate moment. The requests to change gear may take place through: – the control lever on the centre console ( A-fig[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR With the accelerator pedal pressed to over 60% of its stroke and an engine speed above 5000 rpm, gearshifting becomes quicker . In the MANUAL operating mode there are certain automatic/security devices which simplify driving: – when slowing down the clutch is opened and the transmission ratio is automatically reduced to b[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 122 In the case of a fault to other gearbox com- ponents, the system only allows the en- gagement of certain gears: first gear ( 1 ), second gear ( 2 ) and reverse ( R ). – the system has automatically engaged neutral ( N ) after: there is no action on the accelerator and/or brake pedal for at least 3 minutes; or the brak[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR INTERIOR FITTINGS GLOVEBOX On the dashboard there is a glovebox with lid and light. T o open use handle ( A-fig. 138 ). When the glovebox is opened with the key at MAR an inside courtesy light turns on ( A-fig. 139 ). The fitting is completed by device ( B ), on the lid, for inserting a pen or pencil. IMPOR T ANT T urning t[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 124 FRONT ROOF LIGHT ( fig. 140 ) The roof light comprises two courtesy lights with corresponding control switch. IMPOR T ANT When a door is opened, the roof light turns on and timing of about 3 minutes is activated automatically , after which it goes off; closing the doors (within the 3 minutes) a second timing of about 7 [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR COURTESY LIGHTS ( fig. 141 ) ( for versions/markets where applicable ) On the back of the driver’ s or passenger’ s sun visor , opening the cover ( A ), with the ignition key at MAR , the roof lights turn on ( B ). These lights allow use of the cour- tesy mirror when the light is poor . IMPOR T ANT T urning the ignition[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 126 PUDDLE LIGHTS ( fig. 143 ) ( for versions/markets where applicable ) The light ( A ) housed in the doors turns on when the associated door is opened, re- gardless of the position of the ignition key . DETERRENT LED ( fig. 144 ) The led ( A ) on the instrument cluster comes into operation when the doors are locked (ignit[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR REAR ASHTRA YS ( fig. 146 ) For the rear passengers there are two con- cealed ashtrays. T o use or remove pull in the direction of the arrow . GLOVEBOX ( fig. 147 )( for versions/markets where applicable ) T o use the glovebox push it as shown by the arrow . fig. 146 A0A0115m Always ensure that the cigar lighter has turned [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 128 fig. 150 A0A0735m CARD HOLDER AND GLASS HOLDER ( fig. 148 ) ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) The interior fittings are completed by the removable card holder recess ( A ) and glass holder ( B ) located on the centre of the dash- board. T o use them, press as shown. fig. 148 A0A0116m fig. 149 A0A104[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR SUN VISORS ( fig. 153 ) The visors can be directed at the front and side. For versions/markets where applicable, behind the visors there is a courtesy mirror with a light at the side ( B ). T o use, open the cover ( A ). The lights allow use of the mirrors with dim light. POCKETS ON FRONT DOORS ( fig. 151 ) Each front door [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 130 SLIDING FORW ARDS/ BACKW ARDS With the ignition key at MAR turn the control knob ( A-fig. 154 ) in the direction of the arrow , choosing one of the 6 open- ing positions available. T o close the roof, take the control knob ( A ) to the centre position. The sunroof is fitted with a sliding curtain below , which prevents [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR RAISING A T THE REAR With the ignition key at MAR turn the control knob ( A-fig. 156 ) in the direction of the arrow , choosing one of the three opening positions available. T o close the roof, move the control knob ( A ) to the centre position. EMERGENCY OPERA TION If the electrical control device does not work, the sunroo[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 132 OPENING FROM INSIDE ( fig. 158 ) T ailgate is released electrically and this can be performed only when the ignition key is in position MAR with car at a standstill or in STOP or P ARK position for 3 min- utes without unlocking/locking one of the doors. T o unlock the tailgate, press button ( A ) on the centre console p[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR fig. 161/a A0A0734m – operate the lever ( A-fig. 161 ) as shown to achieve the tailgate mechanical release, operating from the inside of the lug- gage compartment; – for versions/markets where applicable unlock the lock by pulling the string ( A-fig. 161/a ) (the string is located in- side the right recess in the tailga[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 134 SECURING THE LOAD ( fig. 162 ) The loads carried may be secured with straps hooked to the special rings ( A ) in the boot. The rings also serve for fastening the lug- gage restrainer , if present (in any case avail- able c/o Alfa Romeo Authorised Services). fig. 162 A0A0133m D o n o t l o a d t h e b o o t a b o v e t h[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR fig. 164 A0A1051m BONNET The bonnet opening lever is under the left end of the dashboard. T o open: – pull the lever ( A-fig. 163 ) until the bonnet clicks open. – press the safety lever ( A-fig. 164 ) up- wards. – raise the bonnet. fig. 163 A0A0135m D o t h i s o n l y w i t h t h e c a r s t a t i o n a r y . W ARNI[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 136 ROOF RACK PROVISION 3-door versions The front hooks are in points ( A-fig. 165 ). The rear hooks are located in the points ( B ) shown by the serigraph ( ▼ ) on the side rear windows. Follow the regulations in force concerning maximum clearances. IMPOR T ANT Closely follow the assem- bly instructions provided in the k[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR T o do this (possible only with dipped beams turned on) proceed as follows ▲ / ▼ : – press the button to increase by one po- sition (e.g.: 0 ➟ 1 ➟ 2 ➟ 3 ); – press the button to decrease by one po- sition (e.g.: 3 ➟ 2 ➟ 1 ➟ 0 ); The display ( A ), in the tachometer , shows the positions while adjustment [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 138 fig. 169 A0A1037m fig. 168 A0A1038m HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT ABROAD ( fig. 168-169 ) The dipped-beam headlights are adjusted for circulation in the country in which the car is marketed. In countries with opposite cir- culation, to avoid glaring oncoming cars it is necessary to cover the areas of the head- light as shown bel[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR P ARKING SENSORS ( upon request for versions/ markets where applicable ) These sensors are located in the car rear bumper ( fig. 170 ); their function is to de- tect and warn the driver , through an inter- mittent buzzer , about the presence of ob- stacles in the car rear area. TOWING TRAILERS The operation of the rear sens[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 140 ABS The car is fitted with an ABS braking system, which prevents the wheels from locking when braking, makes full use of the grip and with- in the limits of the grip available, keeps the car controllable also in emergency braking. When braking a slight pulsing accompanied by noise may be felt on the brake pedal due to t[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR IMPOR T ANT Cars fitted with ABS may only be fitted with the wheel rims, tyres and brake linings of type and brand approved by the Manufacturer . The system is completed by the EBD (Elec- tronic Brake Distributor) which distributes the braking action through the control unit and the ABS system sensors. IMPOR T ANT If the ba[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 142 VDC SYSTEM ( V ehicle Dynamics Control ) ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) It is an electronic system that controls the car stability and, in the lack of grip, it helps to bring the car back to the correct direction. The action of the VDC system is particu- larly useful when the road grip conditions[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR VDC SYSTEM F AILURE W ARNING In the event of a failure of the VDC system disengages automatically and the á warn- ing light on the instrument cluster turns on glowing steadily , together with the message on the reconfigurable multifunction display . In the event of a VDC system failure the car behaves like a car not fitted[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 144 ASR SYSTEM ( Antislip Regulation ) ( upon request for versions/markets where applicable ) The ASR function controls the car drive and cuts in automatically every time one or both driving wheels slip. In slipping conditions, tow different control systems are activated: 1) if slipping involves both driving wheels, being c[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR ASR SYSTEM F AILURE INDICA TION In the event of a fault, the ASR system switches off automatically and the V warn- ing light on the instrument cluster turns on, together with the message on the reconfig- urable multifunction display . In the event of an ASR system operating failure, the car behaves in the same way as a car [...]

IMPOR T ANT After eliminating the in- convenience, to check the system com- pletely , Alfa Romeo Authorised Ser vices are obliged to run a bench test and, if necessar y , road tests which may also call for a long jour- ney . If, turning the ignition key to MAR, the warning light U does not turn on or if, while travelling it turns on glow- ing stead[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR SOUND SYSTEM PRESETTING ( for versions/markets where applicable ) The car , if requested without radio, is fit- ted with a glove compartment on the dash- board ( fig. 172 ). The radio system presetting consists of: – cables for sound system power supply; – cables for front and rear loudspeaker power supply; – cable fo[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 148 SOUND SYSTEM ( for versions/markets where applicable ) The car sound system, fitted with CD play- er (radio with Compact Disc player) or MP3 CD player (radio with MP3 CD player) has been designed in accordance with the spe- cial features of the passenger compartment, with a personalised design that blends with the style[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 149 Care and maintenance The radio structure ensures long operation with no need for particular maintenance. In the event of a fault, contact Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. T o clean the front panel only use a soft, antistatic cloth. Cleaning and polishing prod- ucts might spoil the surface. Compact Disc Remember that dirt[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 150 T o remove a Compact Disc from its con- tainer , press the centre and raise the disc carefully , holding it by the outer circumfer- ence. Always hold Compact Discs by the outer circumference. Never touch the surface. T o remove fingerprints and dust, use a soft cloth starting from the centre of the Com- pact Disc outwar[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 151 Protected discs (and their cover) very of- ten are not marked with the audio CD iden- tification symbol: IMPOR T ANT The CD player can read most of the compression systems currently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING, FRAUN- HOFER) however , due to the evolution of these systems, reading of all compression for- mats is no[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 152 Protection fuse The radio has a 10A fuse located in the rear part of the set. T o replace the fuse, the radio needs to be pulled out: therefore con- tact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services. HI-FI BOSE SYSTEM ( optional for versions/ markets where applicable ) The HI-FI BOSE system installed on your car has been accurately d[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 153 CONTROLS ON FRONT P ANEL Audio section – Loudness function (excluding versions with Bose HI-FI system) – Standard equalization (excluding ver- sions with Bose HI-FI system) – Personal equalization (excluding ver- sions with Bose HI-FI system) – Automatic volume changing according to car speed – MUTE function C[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 154 Button GENERAL FUNCTIONS Mode FM AS AM CD MUTE AUD MENU Radio band selection FM1, FM2, FM Autostore Radio band selection MW , L W Audio source selection (radio/CD/CD-Changer) V olume on/off (MUTE / P AUSE) Audio settings: bass (BASS), treble (TREBLE), right/left sound adjustment (BALANCE), front/rear sound adjustment (F[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR fig. 174 A0A1126m Button FUNCTION Mode z + – SRC ô ó Audio Mute on/off (with sound system on) V olume up V olume down Radio frequency (FM1, FM2, FMT , MW , LW) and audio source (Radio - CD - MP3 - CD Changer) selection button Radio: recall preset stations (1 to 6) MP3: select next directory CD Changer: select next CD in[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 156 GENERAL The set possesses the following functions: Radio section – PLL tuning with FM/AM/MW/L W fre- quency bands; – RDS (Radio Data System) with T A (traf- fic announcements) - TP (Program T ype) - EON (Enhanced Other Network) - REG (Re- gional programmes); – AF: alternative frequency search selec- tion in RDS mo[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 157 FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS T urning the sound system on The set is switched on pressing button ON. When turning the sound system on, the volume level will be brought to 20 if it was set to over . If the radio is turned on when the key is not fitted into the ignition device, it will turn off automatically after about 20 m[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 158 Mute /pause function (turning off the volume completely) T o switch on the Mute function, briefly press the button MUTE. V olume will gradu- ally lower and the display will show the word “MUTE” (when in radio mode) or “P AUSE” (when in CD or CD-Changer mode). T o switch off the Mute function, press the button MU[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 159 Fader adjustment Proceed as follows: – Use button ▲ or ▼ to select “F ADER” in the AUDIO menu; – press button ÷ to increase the sound from the rear speakers or button ˜ to increase the sound from the front speakers. Pressing the buttons briefly the change is gradual by steps. Pressing longer , chang- ing i[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 160 RADIO (TUNER) Introduction When the set is turned on the last function selected before turning off is played (Radio, CD or CD Changer). T o select the T uner source while listening to another audio source, press briefly but- tons FM AS or AM, according to the required frequency band. When T uner is on, the display will [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 161 Manual tuning This allows manual station searching in the chosen band. Select the required frequency band and then press briefly and repeatedly button N or O to start searching in the chosen band. Pressing one of the buttons N or O longer obtains fast forward searching, which is stopped when the button is released. A-ST[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 162 Emergency alarm reception In the RDS mode the radio is set to receive emergency announcements in the case of exceptional circumstances or events that may cause general danger (earthquakes, floods, etc.), if they are broadcast by the station tuned. This function is activated automatically and cannot be deactivated. Durin[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 163 AF function (alternative frequency search) Within the RDS system the radio can work in two different modes: – “AF ON”: alternative frequency search on (the display shows “AF”); – “AF OFF”: alternative frequency search off. With “AF ON”, the radio is automatically tuned to the station with the stronge[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 164 REG function (regional broadcast reception) Certain national broadcasters, at determi- nate times of the day , transmit regional pro- grammes which differ from region to region. This function makes it possible to tune in on- ly on local stations (regional) (see “EON function”). Activate this function if you want to [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 165 SVC function (volume changing with speed) (excluding versions with Bose HI-FI system) This function makes it possible to auto- matically adapt the volume level to the speed of the car , increasing it as the speed increases to maintain the ratio with the noise level inside the passenger compartment. T o turn the function[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 166 COMP ACT DISC PLA YER Introduction This section only describes CD player op- eration variants: as concerns sound system operation, refer to paragraph “Functions and adjustments”. Selecting the compact disc player T o turn on the Compact Disc player inte- grated in the set, proceed as follows: – insert a CD with th[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 167 Possible error messages If the CD inserted is illegible (e.g.: CD-ROM inserted, CD not inserted properly or read- ing error), the display will show the mes- sage “CD ERROR” for about 2 seconds. The CD is then ejected and the previous source before CD was selected returns. Display information When the CD player is wo[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 168 Antitheft protection The radio is fitted with an antitheft pro- tection system based on the exchange of in- formation between the radio and the elec- tronic control unit (Body Computer) installed on the car . This system warrants the highest level of security and prevents entry of the secret code every time the radio su[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 169 MP3 CD PLA YER (where provided) Introduction This section only describes MP3 CD play- er operation variants: as concerns sound sys- tem operation, refer to paragraph “Functions and adjustments”. NOTE MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding tech- nology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia. MP3 mode In addition to[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 170 DISPLA Y INFORMA TION ID3-tag info display (track informations) In addition to time elapsed, directory name and file name, also ID3-tag info relevant to track Title, Artist, Author (see “MP3 disp function”) are displayed. The MP3 directory name shown on the dis- play corresponds to the name with which the directory [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 171 CD CHANGER (CDC) Installation and connection of a Lineaccessori CD Changer shall only be performed by Alfa Romeo Authorized Services. Introduction This section only describes CD Changer (where provided) operation variants: as con- cerns sound system operation, refer to para- graph “Functions and adjustments”. Select[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 172 TROUBLESHOOTING Overview L o w v o l u m e The Fader function shall only be set to “F” (front), to prevent sound system output power reduction and volume muting if the Fader level set is = R+9. R e q u i r e d s o u r c e c a n n o t b e s e l e c t e d No CD loaded. Load the CD or the MP3 CD you want to play . Comp[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 173 MOBILE TELEPHONE PROVISION The car may be fitted with a provision for installing a cell phone. The mobile phone provision consists of: – radio + cell phone dual-purpose anten- na; – connection and supply cables with spe- cific connector for connecting hands-free kit. For the installation of a cell phone and connecti[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 174 INST ALLA TION OF ELECTRIC/ELECTRONIC DEVICES Electric/electronic devices installed after buying the car or in aftermarket shall bear the and marking: Fiat Auto S.p.A. authorizes the installation of transceivers provided that installation is carried out at a specialized shop, work- manlike performed and in compliance wi[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 175 HANDSFREE SYSTEM WITH VOICE COMMANDS AND Bluetooth ® TECHNOLOGY GENERAL The Bluetooth ® technology allows dia- logue without electrical connections (wire- less) between your cellular telephone and the handsfree system in the car . Communication is based on the transmis- sion of short-radius radio waves which ex- chang[...]

SYSTEM COMPONENTS The main components of the system are: – electronic control unti – microphone – button control panel The electronic control unit is housed in the dashboard, and contains the transmitter with the Bluetooth ® technology , the micro- processor for the signals and the software. The microphone located in the front pan- el is a h[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR COMP A TIBLE CELLULAR TELEPHONES The cellular phones compatible with the system are shown in the following table: Brand Model BLACKBERRY 7100, 7290 ERICSSON R520, T39m, T68m MOTOROLA V3, V500, V501, V525, V547, V551, V555, V600, V635, V80, E398, E1000, MPX 220, E680, A779, A780, SL VR L7 o V8, KRZR K1, RAZR2 V8, RIZR Z3, RI[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 178 CONNECTION OF OTHER TELEPHONES T o connect another cellular phone, repeat the procedure carried out for the first con- nection, up to a maximum of 3 cellular phones. For the connection of other cellular phones it will be necessary to clear the sys- tem (see following paragraph). CLEARING THE SYSTEM T o clear the system [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR T o make a telephone call with the voice commands (after matching voice samples to the numbers in the phone directory) – press the green button ( A ) – wait for the beep and/or the word “PHONE” to be shown on the radio display – pronounce the name of the person you wish to call – the system will repeat the prono[...]

T o manage a second telephone call (depending on the type of cel- lular phone) – T o refuse the second oncoming call press the red button ( B ). – T o communicate with the new caller press the green button ( A ) once. – T o go back to the first telephone call press the green button ( A ) again. – T o end communication, press the red button [...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 181 SOLUTION Make sure that the ignition key is turned to MAR T urn off the cellular phone and then on again (if the handsfree system does not respond to commands) T urn off the cellular phone and then on again Check that the Bluetooth ® function of the cellular phone is on (if necessary , see the instructions of your cell[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 182 REFUELLING PETROL ENGINES T o prevent accidentally filling with leaded petrol, the diameter of the fuel tank filler is of such a size as not to accept the noz- zle of this type of petrol The antipollution devices on the car oblige the use of only four-star unleaded petrol with octane number (R.O.N.) of 95 or over . Neve[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 183 FUEL CAP ( fig. 176 ) The fuel cap ( A ) is key-lockable and has a catch to prevent misplacing it ( B ) that fas- tens it to the flap ( C ); to gain access to it, open the flap then use the ignition key to turn counter-clocwise and remove the cap. When refuelling, hook the cap to the device on the inner flap, as illustr[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR 184 The emission reducing devices are: – Oxidising catalyst; – Exhaust gas re-circulation system (E.G.R.); – Particulate filter (DPF) (only for ver- sions/markets where applicable). D u e t o t h e h i g h t e m p e r a - t u r e s r e a c h e d d u r i n g o p e r - a t i o n o f t h e c a t a l y t i c s i l e n c e[...]

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAR DPF (Diesel Par ticulate Filter) (only for versions/ markets where applicable) It is a mechanical filter , fitted in the ex- haust system, which traps the carbon parti- cles present in the exhaust gases of diesel engines. The filter function is to eliminate almost completely the emissions of carbon particles, in accordance [...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 186 The ignition switch is fitted with a safety device which obliges the driver to return the key to the STOP position before repeat- ing the starting operation if the engine does not start immediately . Similarly , when the engine is running, the device prevents the key being moved from the MAR to the AV V position. ST ARTIN[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 187 ST ARTING PROCEDURE FOR PETROL VERSIONS 1) Make sure the handbrake is engaged. 2) Set the gearshift lever to neutral. 3) T urn the ignition key to MAR . The re- configurable multifunction display will show the m warning light. 4) Wait for the m to turn off, which takes place sooner , the war mer the engine. With the engin[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 188 IMPOR T ANT If the engine tur ns off with the car on the move, the next time it is start- ed, the Alfa Romeo CODE warning light may turn on ( Y ). In this case, check that switch- ing off and starting the engine again with the car stationary , the warning light stays off. If not, contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services. Fo[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 189 P ARKING When the car is parked, proceed as fol- lows: – Switch off the engine. – Engage the handbrake. – Engage first gear if the car is faced up- hill or reverse if the car is facing downhill. – T urn the front wheels so that the car- will immediately come to a halt if the handbrake slips. FUEL ECONOMY By follow[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 190 DRIVING STYLE Starting Do not warm the engine with the car at a standstill or at idle or high speed: under these conditions the engine warms up much more slowly , increasing electrical consump- tion and emissions. It is therefore advisable to move off immediately , slowly , avoiding high speeds. This way the engine will w[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 191 WINTER TYRES Use winter tyres of the same size as the normal tyres provided on the car . Alfa Romeo Authorised Services will be pleased to advise you on the choice of the tyre most suited to the use the Customer intends to make of it. For the type of tyre to be used, inflation pressures and specifications of winter tyres,[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 192 Keep your speed down when snow chains are fitted. Do not exceed 50 km/h. A void potholes, steps and pavements to prevent damaging the tyres, sus- pension and steering. Snow chains cannot be fitted to the compact spare wheel. So, if a front (drive) wheel is punctured and chains are needed, a rear wheel should be fitted to [...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 193 – cover the rubber windscreen and rearscreen wiper blades with talcum pow- der and raise them off the glass; – open the windows slightly; – cover the car with a fabric or perforat- ed plastic cover . Do not use compact plas- tic covers which prevent the humidity on the surface on the car from evaporating; – inflat[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 194 The ABS system with which the car may be fitted does not control the trailer braking system. Particular care is therefore necessary on slipper y surfaces. W ARNING Under no circumstances should the car brake sys- tem be altered to control the trailer brake. The trailer braking system must be fully independent of the car?[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 195 INST ALLA TION LA YOUT ( fig. 2 ) The tow hook structure must be fastened in the points shown by the symbol Ø using 8 M10 screws and 4 M12 screws. The counter-plates ( 1 ), ( 2 ) should have a minimum thickness of 6 mm. The counter-plates ( 3 ), ( 4 ) should have a minimum thickness of 5 mm. The fastening points ( 5 ) sh[...]

CORRECT USE OF THE CAR 196 A0A0339m Rear wheel axis fully laden Centering hole SEZ. A-A Regulation ball Centering hole fig. 2 186-196_Alfa147 Q2 GB 4-07-2008 12:03 Pagina 196[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 197 3) Fully depress the accelerator pedal and keep it pressed. The U warning light will come on for eight seconds and then go off, now release the accelerator pedal. 4) The U warning light begins to flash: after it has flashed the same number of times as the first digit on the CODE card, press the accelerator pedal and keep it pres[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 198 ST ARTING WITH AN AUXILIARY BA TTERY If the battery is flat (for batter y with optical hydrometer: dark colour without green area in the centre), it is possible to start the engine using an auxiliar y battery with the same capacity or a little higher than the flat one. Proceed as follows ( fig. 1 ): 1) Remove the protective cove[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 199 ST ARTING BY INERTIA IMPOR T ANT If the car is equipped with “Kit for tyre quick repair Fix&Go“, see the instructions contained in the fol- lowing chapter . GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Wheel changing and correct use of the jack and compact spare wheel (for ver- sions/markets where applicable) call for some precautions as listed[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 200 The spare wheel has a sticker that summarises the main cautions for use and lim- itations. Ths sticker should never be removed or covered. Th stick- er contains the following in four languages: CAUTION! FOR TEMPORAR Y USE ONL Y! MAX 80 km/h! REPLACE BY NORMAL WHEEL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. DO NOT COVER THIS LABEL IN USE. Never fit a[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 201 CHANGING A WHEEL Please be informed that: – the jack mass is 2.100 kg. – the jack requires no adjustment. – the jack cannot be repaired. In the event of breakage, it must be replaced by another original one. – no tools other than its operating crank can be fitted to the jack. T o change a wheel, proceed as follows: – S[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 202 – Completely unscrew the fastening bolts and remove the wheel. – Make sure that the contact surfaces of the spare wheel with the hub are clean and free of impurities which may later cause the fastening bolts to slacken. – Install the spare wheel matching the hole ( A-fig. 7 ) with the corresponding pin ( B ). – Using the[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 203 For versions with alloy rims: – Tighten the pin ( A-fig. 9 ) in one of the fastening bolt holes on the wheel hub. – Insert the wheel on the pin and, using the wrench provided, tighten the four bolts available. This is facilitated by the exten- sion provided ( B ). – Remove the pin ( A-fig. 9 ) and tight- en the last fasten[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 204 FIX&GO KIT FOR QUICK TYRE REP AIRING (for versions/markets where applicable) The car can be equipped with a tyre quick repairing kit called FIX&GO, replac- ing the tools and the compact spare wheel provided with the car . The quick repairing kit fig. 10 is placed in the boot inside the appropriate contain- er , which inc[...]

In the event of a puncture caused by foreign bodies, it is possible to fix tyres having cracks with maximum di- ameter up to 4 mm. IN AN EMERGENCY 205 Give the leaflet to the personnel who will handle the tyre treated with the quick repaiting kit. W ARNING It is not possible to fix cracks on the tyre sides. Do not use the quick repairing kit if the[...]

Do not disperse the bot- tle and the sealer in the environment. Dispose of it according to the national and local regulations. IN AN EMERGENCY 206 INFLA TING PROCEDURE – unscrew the tyre valve plug, take off the filling pipe A-fig. 13 and screw the ring nut B-fig. 14 on the tyre valve; – make sure that the compressor switch A-fig. 15 is in posi[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 207 – if in 5 minutes a pressure of at least 1.5 bars is not obtained, disengage the compressor from the valve and the socket; then move the car forwards by about 10 metres to distribute the sealer inside the tyre and repeat the inflating procedure; – if, also in this case, in 5 minutes from the compressor turning on a pressure [...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 208 fig. 17 A0A1101m fig. 18 A0A1102m fig. 19 A0A1103m PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING THE BOTTLE Proceed as follows: – disengage the coupling A-fig. 19 and disconnect the pipe B ; – turn the bottle to be changed counter- clockwise and raise it; – fit the new bottle and turn it clockwise; – fit the coupling A or connect the pipe B in[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 209 Alterations or repairs to the electric system not car- ried out correctly and without tak- ing account of the system specifi- cations may cause failures and the risk of fire. W ARNING Where possible, it is ad- visable to have bulbs changed c/o Alfa Romeo Autho- rised Services. The correct opera- tion and aiming of the outer ligh[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 210 D.-E. Halogen bulbs T o remove, free it from the clip on its housing. F . Xenon lamps T o remove the bulb, slacken the fas- tening ring nut and release the retaining ring. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – When a light is not working, check that the corresponding fuse is intact before changing a bulb. – For the location of fuses, refer[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 211 BULBS High beam Low beam Anabbaglianti a scarica di gas Xenon Front sidelights Foglights Front direction indicators Side direction indicators Rear direction indicators Rear sidelights - braking lights Third stop (additional braking lights) Reversing light Rear foglights Number plate light Puddle lights Front roof light Rear roof[...]

HALOGEN HEADLIGHTS IMPOR T ANT See the previous chapter “When needing to change a bulb” for the type of bulb and power rating. fig. 21 A0A1066m Alterations or repairs to the electric system not carried out correctly and without taking account of the system specifications may cause failures and the risk of fire. W ARNING IN AN EMERGENCY 212 IF A[...]

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IN AN EMERGENCY 214 Main beam headlights ( fig. 25-26 ) T o change the bulb, proceed as follows: – Remove the protective rubber cover . – Disconnect the electric connector ( A ). – Release the bulb catch ( B ). – Remove the bulb and replace it. fig. 26 A0A1071m fig. 25 A0A1070m – Fit a new bulb, making the tab of the metal part coincide w[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 215 FOG LIGHTS ( fig. 28 ) IMPOR T ANT T o replace the front fog- light bulbs and adjust the headlights contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services. SIDE DIRECTION INDICA TORS ( fig. 29 ) – Push the transparent cover ( A ) towards the rear of the car to compress the catch. Release the front part and remove this unit. – T urn the bulb[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 216 REVERSING LIGHT AND REAR FOG GUARDS ( fig. 30-31 ) The reversing light and rear fog guard are in the tail light until fastened to the tailgate; they are to be found respectively one on the right and the other on the left of the car fac- ing forwards. T o change the bulb, proceed as follows: – Open the tailgate. – Remove the [...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 217 NUMBER PLA TE LIGHTS ( fig. 34 ) T o change the bulbs, proceed as follows: – Work on the transparent cover frame, in the point shown by the arrow to compress the catch ( B ). Free the opposite end and re- move the unit. – T ur n the bulb holder counter-clockwise ( A ) and remove it from the transparent cover . – Remove the[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 218 – Insert the bulb holder making sure the side catches click into place ( E ). – Refit the transparent cover-bulb holder ( C ) in the support ( D ). – Re-connect the electric connector ( B ). – Refit the unit on the tailgate tightening the screws ( A ). fig. 36 A0A0173m fig. 38 A0A0175m PUDDLE LIGHT ( fig. 37 ) ( for vers[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 219 REAR ROOF LIGHT ( fig. 40-41 ) T o change the bulb, proceed as follows: – Remove the light unit ( A ) levering in the point shown by the arrow . – Replace the bulb releasing it from the side contacts making sure that the new bulb is correctly clamped between the contacts. – Refit the light unit in the correct position inse[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 220 GLOVEBOX LIGHT ( fig. 42-43 ) T o change the bulb, proceed as follows: – Open the glovebox, then remove the light unit ( A ) levering in the point shown by the arrow . – Open the protection ( B ) and change the snap-fitted bulb. – Close the protection ( B ) on the trans- parent cover . fig. 42 A0A0181m BOOT LIGHT ( fig. 44[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 221 IN THE EVENT OF A BLOWN FUSE GENERAL The fuse is a protective device for the elec- tric system: it comes into action (i.e. it cuts off) mainly due to a fault or improper action on the system. When a device does not work, check the efficiency of its fuse. The conductor ele- ment( A-fig. 46 ) must be intact; if not, replace the fu[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 222 Never replace a fuse with another with a higher amp rating; DANGER OF FIRE. W ARNING If a general fuse (MAXI- FUSE or MEGA-FUSE) cuts in, do not attempt any repair and contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services. W ARNING Before replacing a fuse, make sure the ignition key has been removed and that all the other services are switched[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 223 Access is gained to the control box next to the battery releasing the perimetral catches ( A-fig. 48 ) and removing the protective cover ( B ). T o locate the protection fuses, consulting the summary table on the following pages, refer to the following illustrations fig. 49 , fig. 50 and 51 . fig. 48 A0A0187m fig. 49 - Control b[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 224 fig. 50 - Control box next to battery A0A0137m fig. 51 - Control box on battery positive pole A0A0215m 197-233_Alfa147 Q2 GB 4-07-2008 12:04 Pagina 224[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 225 30 30 10 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 F03 (MAXI-FUSE) F73 (MAXI-FUSE) F13 F31 F39 F19 F31 SER VICES FIGURE FUSE AMPERES Hazard lights Right dipped-beam headlight Left dipped-beam headlight Right main-beam headlight Left main-beam headlight Foglights Braking light Reversing light +30 direction indicators 10 10 10 10 10 15 10 7.5 10 F53 F12 F13[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 226 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 20 20 30 30 20 15 7.5 7.5 20 20 15 7.5 15 7.5 F32 F32 F51 F39 F39 F52 F33 F34 F40 F43 F44 F45 F41 F35 F38 F09 F39 F17 F11 F49 SER VICES FIGURE FUSE AMPERES Key-operated +30 Selespeed transmission Selespeed transmission Radio Navigator Rearscreen wiper Rear left power window Rear right power window Rearscreen h[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 227 V olumetric sensors VDC system sensor Steering angle sensor EOBD system diagnosis socket Cell phone provision Driver’ s door control unit supply Passenger’ s door control unit supply Control lighting Climate control system control lighting Instrument cluster Instrument cluster Driver’ s door control unit ABS control unit A[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 228 40 30 50 15 15 15 15 25 7.5 15 15 20 15 30 30 50 20 150 40 60 20 F05 (MAXI-FUSE) F06 (MAXI-FUSE) F07 (MAXI-FUSE) F10 F21 F22 F21 F60 (*) F16 F61 (*) F62 (*) F63 (*) F46 F08 F72 (MAXI-FUSE) F01 (MAXI-FUSE) F20 F70 (MEGA-FUSE) F06 (MAXI-FUSE) F07 (MAXI-FUSE) F22 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 49 50 49 49 49 49 50 51 50 50 51 50 50 50 SER VI[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 229 IN THE EVENT OF A FLA T BA TTERY Before anything else, you are advised to read the precautions for preventing the bat- tery from draining and for ensuring long life in the “Car maintenance” chapter . CHARGING THE BA TTERY IMPOR T ANT The battery charging pro- cedure is described only for information pur- poses. This operatio[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 230 IF THE CAR IS TO BE TOWED The tow ring supplied with the car is housed in the tool box under the boot mat. T o install the tow ring, proceed as follows: – T ake the tow ring from the tool box. – Remove the cover ( A ) snap-fitted on the front ( fig. 52 ) or rear bumper ( fig. 53 ). T o do this, if using the flat-bladed screw[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 231 IMPOR T ANT For versions with Sele- speed transmission, make sure that the gears are in neutral ( N ) (checking that the car moves if pushed) and then proceed as for towing a normal car with mechanical transmission, following the instructions giv- en previously . Should it be impossible to set the gears to neutral, do not tow th[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 232 – In motorways pileups, especially with poor visibility , the risk of being involved in other crashes is high. Leave the car imme- diately and go beyond the guard-rail. – If doors are blocked, do not try to get out of the car breaking the windscreen which is stratified. The windows and rear screen are easier to break. – Re[...]

IN AN EMERGENCY 233 IF PEOPLE ARE INJURED – An injured person must never be aban- doned. Helping is compulsory also for per- sons not directly involved in the accident. – Do not crowd around injured people. – Reassure the injured person that help is on the way , and stay near to overcome any panic. – Release or cut the seat belt restraining[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 234 It is however wise to remember that Pro- grammed Maintenance does not complete- ly cover all the car’ s requirements: also in the initial period before the 20,000 km ser- vice coupon and later , between one coupon and another , ordinar y care is still necessar y such as for example routinely checking and topping up the lev[...]

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 236 Thousands of km ●● ●●●● ●●● ●● ●●●● ● ●●● ● ● ● ●●● ●●●●●●●●● ●●●●●●●●● ●●● ●●●●●●●●● ●●●●●●●●● Sight check for conditions of timing gear drive toothed belt (diesel v[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 237 ADDITIONAL OPERA TIONS Every 1000 km or before long jour neys, check and if necessary top up: – engine coolant fluid level – brake/hydraulic clutch control fluid level – power steering fluid level – windscreen/rearscreen and headlamp washer fluid level – tyre pressure and conditions. Every 3000 km check and if nece[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 238 IMPOR T ANT Engine oil Should prevailing use of the car be under one of the following specially heavy condi- tions: – trailer or caravan towing – dusty roads – short distances (less than 7-8 km) re- peated and with external temperatures be- low zero – frequently idling engines or long distance low speed driving (e.g.[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 239 fig. 2 - 2.0 T .SP ARK Selespeed versions fig. 1 - V ersions 1.6 T .SP ARK (105HP) - 1.6 T .SP ARK (120HP) - 2.0 T .SP ARK 1 Engine oil - 2 Battery - 3 Brake fluid - 4 Windscreen/rearscreen/headlamp wash- er fluid - 5 Engine coolant fluid - 6 Power steering fluid - 7 Selespeed transmission oil A0A0192m A0A0194m CHECKING LEVE[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 240 fig. 4 - JTD M (150HP) versions A0A0396m 1 Engine oil - 2 Battery - 3 Brake fluid - 4 Windscreen/rearscreen/headlamp wash- er fluid - 5 Engine coolant fluid - 6 Power steering fluif fig. 3 - JTD M (120HP) versions A0A0345m 1 Engine oil - 2 Battery - 3 Brake fluid - 4 Windscreen/rearscreen/headlamp wash- er fluid - 5 Engine c[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 241 ENGINE OIL ( fig. 5-6-7 ) The engine oil should be checked with the car on a level surface a few minutes (about 5) after the engine has been switched off. Remove the dipstick ( A ), clean it, put it back in completely , remove it and check that the level is within the MIN and MAX marks on the dipstick. The interval between t[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 242 SELESPEED GEARBOX OIL ( fig. 8 ) The Selespeed transmission oil should be checked with the car on a level surface and with the engine stopped and cold. T o check the level, proceed as follows: – turn the ignition key to MAR ; – disconnect the breather tube and re- move the cap ( A ) checking that the level corresponds wi[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 243 POWER STEERING FLUID ( fig. 10-11 ) Check that the level of the oil in the reser- voir is at maximum. This operation should be carried out with the car on a level surface and the engine switched off and cold. Check that the level reaches the MAX mark on the reservoir or coincides with the upper notch (maximum level) on the d[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 244 NOTE Clean accurately the tank cap A and the surrounding surface. When opening the cap take the utmost care to prevent im- purities entering the tank. When topping up, always use a funnel with built-in filter with mesh equal to or lower than 0.12 mm. IMPOR T ANT For this operation it is however recommended to contact Alfa Ro[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 245 T o avoid damaging the pump motor , do not use the windscreen/rearscreen washers when the reservoir is empty . IMPOR T ANT Brake and hydraulic clutch fluid is hygroscopic (i.e. it absorbs moisture). For this reason, if the car is mainly used in areas with a high degree of atmospheric hu- midity , the fluid should be replaced[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 246 DIESEL FUEL FIL TER (diesel versions) DRAINING CONDENSA TION W A TER The presence of water in the supply circuit may cause serious damage to the entire injection system and cause irregular running of the en- gine. If the c warning light turns on (or , on some versions, symbol + message are shown on the recon- figurable multi[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 247 BA TTERY The battery is of the “Limited mainte- nance” type: under normal conditions of use the electrolyte does not need topping up with distilled water . Contact Alfa Romeo Authorised Services to have the battery checked/replaced. fig. 14 A0A0224m Batteries contain harmful substances for the envi- ronment. T o change t[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 248 CHARGING THE BA TTERY IMPOR T ANT The battery charging pro- cedure is described only for information pur- poses. This operation should be carried out by Alfa Romeo Authorised Services. Charg- ing should be slow at a low amp rating for 24 hours. Charging for a longer time may damage the battery . Charge the battery as follows[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 249 CHANGING THE BA TTERY When changing the battery it should be re- placed with another original one with the same characteristics. If it is replaced by a battery with different characteristics, the maintenance intervals given in the Sched- uled Maintenance Programme in this chap- ter are no longer valid and for maintenance it [...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 250 – Do not check for current in the cables by short-circuiting the ends. – If electric welding is to be carried out on the body , remember to disconnect the elec- tronic control units, or remove them if the work involves high temperatures. Y ou are also reminded that ser vices with high current absorption switched on by th[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 251 WHEELS AND TYRES TYRE PRESSURE Check the tyre pressure of every wheel, in- cluding the spare, every two weeks and be- fore a long journey . The pressure should be checked with the tyre rested and cold. It is normal for the pressure to increase when the car is in use. For the correct tyre inflation pressure, see “Wheels” [...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 252 WINDSCREEN/ REARSCREEN WIPERS BLADES Periodically clean the rubber part using spe- cial products; TUTELA PROFESSIONAL SC 35 is recommended. If the rubber blades are bent or worn they should be replaced. In any case they should be changed once a year . A few simple notions can reduce the pos- sibility of damage to the blades:[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 253 Changing the windscreen wiper blade ( fig. 18 ) Instructions to remove the blade Proceed as follows: – raise the windscreen wiper arm ( A ); – turn the blade ( B ) by 90° around the tab ( C ) fitted on the arm final part; – remove the blade from the tab ( C ). Instructions to fit the blade Proceed as follows: – fit [...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 254 HEADLIGHT W ASHERS Regularly check that the spray jets are in- tact and clean ( fig. 22 ). If it is necessary to direct the jet, contact an Alfa Romeo Authorised Service. BODYWORK PROTECTION FROM A TMOSPHERIC AGENTS The main causes of corrosion are: – atmospheric pollution – salty air and humidity (coastal areas, or hot [...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 255 ADVICE FOR PRESERVING THE BODYWORK Paint The paintwork does not only serve an aes- thetic purpose but also protects the underly- ing sheet metal. In the case of deep scrapes or scores, you are advised to have the nec- essary touching up car ried out immediately to avoid the formation of rust. Only original products should be[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 256 Detergents pollute water . The car should therefore be washed in areas equipped for the collection and purification of the liquid used in the washing process. IMPOR T ANT The car should be washed with the engine cold and the ignition key at STOP . After washing, make sure that the various protections (e.g. rubber caps and va[...]

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 257 The car upholstery can re- sist wear resulting from the normal use of the car . However , it is necessar y to avoid excessive and/or prolonged fric- tion with clothing accessories such as metal buckles, studs, velcro and similar material, as this friction, acting locally and with a high pres- sure over the knitted fabric, ma[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 258 IDENTIFICA TION LABEL This ( fig. 2 ) is to be found on the front crossmember of the engine compartment. It contains the following information: ( A ) Space for details of national ho- mologation ( B ) Space for punching the consecutive chassis number ( C ) Space available for maximum weights authorised by various na- t[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 259 BODYWORK P AINT IDENTIFICA TION LABEL The label ( fig. 4 ) is on the inner left edge of the tailgate. It contains the following in- formation: A . Paint manufacturer . B . Name of colour . C . Colour code. ENGINE ST AMP Theengine marking is stamped on the gear- box side of the crankcase, in correspondence with the exha[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 260 ENGINE Code type Cycle Number and position of cylinders Piston bore and stroke mm T otal displacement cm 3 Compression ratio Maximum horsepower (EEC): kW HP at rpm Maximum torque (EEC): Nm kgm at rpm Spark plugs (*) Fuel 1.6 T .SPARK (105HP) AR37203 Otto 4 in line 82 x 75.65 1598 10.3 77 105 5600 140 14.3 4200 NGK BKUR[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 261 FUEL SUPPL Y JTD M (136HP-150HP) Five forward gears plus reverse all synchronised Dry single disk with hydraulic control Front TRANSMISSION Gearbox Clutch Drive A l t e r a t i o n s o r r e p a i r s t o t h e f u e l s u p p l y s y s t e m c a r r i e d o u t i n c o r r e c t l y a n d w i t h o u t t a k i n g a c[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 262 Service brakes: – front – rear Parking brake BRAKES Front Rear T ype T urning radius (between pavements) m 1 .6 T .SPARK (105HP-120HP) - 2.0 T .SPARK - JTD M rack and pinion with hydraulic power steering 11.5 SUSPENSION STEERING SYSTEM 1 .6 T .SPARK (105HP-120HP) - 2.0 T .SPARK - JTD M Disk Disk Controlled by hand [...]

2.0 T .SPARK - 2.0 T .SPARK Selespeed - JTD M DISTINCTIVE 6.5J x 16” (alloy) 205/55 R16” 91V ( 6 ) 205/55 R16” 91W ( 6 ) 4J x 15” 125/80 R15” 95M 6.5J x 15” (alloy) 7J x 17” (alloy) 195/60 R15” 88V 215/45 R17” 87W ( • ) 205/55 R16” 91T (M+S) 215/45 R17” 87H (M+S) T yres 215/45 R17” front rear 2.4 2.3 2.7 2.6 T yres 195/60 [...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 264 RIMS AND TYRES Pressed steel or alloy rims. Radial tubeless tyres. The log book shows all the homologated tyres. IMPOR T ANT In the event of any dis- crepancies between this Handbook and the car Log Book, only the latter should be con- sidered. While the specified dimensions remain the same, for driving safety , the ca[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 265 Maximum speed index Q = up to 160 km/h. R = up to 170 km/h S = up to 180 km/h. T = up to 190 km/h. U = up to 200 km/h. H = up to 210 km/h. V = over 210 km/h. ZR = over 240 km/h. W = up to 270 km/h. Y = up to 300 km/h. Maximum speed index for snow tyres Q M + S = up to 160 km/h. T M + S = up to 190 km/h. H M + S = up to[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 266 All versions –0° 48’ ± 20’ + 3° 55’ ± 30’ – 1 ± 0.6 mm (*) (– 9 ± 5’) – 44’ ± 20’ + 3 ± 1 mm (+ 27’ ± 9’) Maximum speed km/h 185 195 208 208 193 208 PERFORMANCE 1.6 T .SPARK (105HP) 1.6 T .SPARK (120HP) 2.0 T .SPARK 2.0 T .SPARK Selespeed JTD M (120HP) JTD M (150HP) WHEEL GEOMETRY –[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 267 DIMENSIONS fig. 6 A0A1091m 3-door versions A B C D E F G H I 1.6 T .SPARK IMPRESSION - PROGRESSION (105HP - 120HP) - J TD M IMPRESSION - PROGRESSION 4223 946 2546 731 1442 ( ● ) 1518 ( ● ) 1892 1729 1502 ( ● ) (120HP) - JTD M PROGRESSION 1.6 T .SPARK DISTINCTIVE (105HP - 120HP) - JTD M DISTINCTIVE - 4223 946 2546[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 268 fig. 7 The sizes are in mm and refer to the car fitted with standard tyres. Slight changes with optional tyres. Height with unladen car . A0A1092m LUGGAGE COMP ARTMENT VOLUME Capacity ................................... 292 dm 3 Capacity with rear seat back rest folded ........................ 1042 dm 3 5-door versions[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 269 WEIGHTS Kerb weight (with fuel oil and fluids, spare wheel, tools and accessories) kg Payload (*) including driver kg Max permissible weights(**): – front axle kg – rear axle kg – total kg T owable weights: – braked trailer kg – trailer without brake kg Maximum load on roof kg Maximum load on ball (braked tra[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 270 REFILLING 1.6 T .SPARK (105HP) 60 ● 7 ● 6.8 4.4 ■ 2.01 – 1.2 0.52 3.2 6.4 2.0 T .SPARK Selespeed 60 ● 7 ● 7,2 4.4 ❍ 2.01 0.6 1.2 0.5 3.2 6.4 JTD M (120HP) 60 ❍ 7 ❍ 7.2 4.4 ❑ 2.01 – 1.2 0.52 3.2 6.4 JTD M (136HP - 150HP) 60 ❍ 7 ❍ 7.2 4.5 ❑ 2.1 – 1.2 0.52 3.2 6.4 Fuel tank: litres – includ[...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 271 LUBRICANT AND FLUID SPECIFICA TIONS USABLE PRODUCTS AND THEIR SPECIFICA TIONS Use Quality features of fluids and lubricants Recommended fluids Applications for correct car operation and lubricants original Synthetic-based engine oil, grade SAE 10W-60. FIA T 9.55535-H3 qualification Synthetic-based engine oils, grade SA[...]

Lubricants and greases for transmissions TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 272 Use Brake fluid Protective agent for radiators Additive for diesel fuel Windscreen/rearscreen/ headlamp washer fluid Quality features of fluids and lubricants for correct car operation Synthetic-based lubricant, SAE 75W-85 grade. Pass API GL-4 PLUS, FIA T 9.55550 specifications [...]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS 273 2.0 T .SPARK 12.1 7.0 8.9 JTD M (1 20 HP ) 7.4 4.4 5.5 2.0 T .SPARK Selespeed 12.1 7.0 8.9 1.6 T .SPARK (105HP) 11.1 6.3 8.1 1.6 T .SPARK (105HP ) (*) 11.3 6.4 8.2 1.6 T .SPARK (120HP) 11.2 6.4 8.2 FUEL CONSUMPTION The fuel consumption figures given in the table below are determined on the basis of the homologation tes[...]

RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSIONS 274 INSTRUMENT P ANEL Digital multifunction display versions A. Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light - B. Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge with maximum temperature warning light - C. Speedometer - D. Display mileage recorder , trip meter with headlamp position - E. Clock/outside temperature display - F. Rev co[...]

RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSIONS 275 Reconfigurable multifunction display versions A. Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light - B. Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge with maximum temperature warning light - C. Speedometer - D. Display mileage recorder , trip meter with headlamp position - E. Reconfigurable multifunction display - F. Rev counter NO[...]

RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSIONS 276 A. Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light - B. Engine coolant fluid temperature gauge with maximum temperature warning light - C. Speedometer - D. Display mileage recorder , trip meter with headlamp position E. Reconfigurable multifunction display - F. Rev counter A. Fuel level gauge with reserve warning light - B[...]

RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSIONS 277 DASHBOARD fig. 7 A0A1104m 1. Side swivel air vents - 2. Fixed side window air vents - 3. Passenger's air bag - 4. T ailgate release button - 5. Card holder (for ver- sions/markets where applicable) - 6. Sound system (for versions/markets where applicable) - 7. Centre swivel air vents - 8. Fixed upper vent - 9. Gla[...]

ALPHABETICAL INDEX 278 A A L L P P H H A A B B E E T T I I C C A A L L I I N N D D E E X X A BS ......................................... 140 Accessories purchased by the user... 173 Additional heater .......................... 110 Additional stop light (third stop) ..... 217 Air bags (front and side) ............... 38 Air cleaner.................[...]

ALPHABETICAL INDEX 279 Engine oil (consumption) .............. 241 Engine starting ............................ 186 EOBD ......................................... 146 External lights (switching on) ........ 44 F irst-aid kit................................. 233 Fix&Go automatic ........................ 204 Fluids and lubricants ................[...]

ALPHABETICAL INDEX 280 P aintwork (maintenance) ............ 255 Parking....................................... 189 Parking sensors............................ 139 Performance ................................ 266 Pollen filter ...................... 94-109-247 Power windows ........................... 26 R adio transmitters and cellular telephones [...]

PROVISIONS FOR THE PROCESSING OF A VEHICLE A T THE END OF ITS LIFE-CYCLE For years now Alfa Romeo has been developing its global commitment towards the safeguarding and protection of the Environment t hrough the continuous improvement of its production processes and the making of increasingly more “eco friendly” products. With a view to guaran-[...]

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COLD TYRE INFLA TION PRESSURES CUSTOMER SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - SER VICE ENGINEERING Largo Senator e G. Agnelli, 5 - 10040 V olvera - T orino (Italia) Fiat Group Automobiles S .p .A. Pubblication no . 60431857 - 1 st Edition - 06/2008 All rights reserved. Reproduction, e ven in part, is prohibited without written permission from Fiat Group Au[...]