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STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE USING THE REMOTE CONTROL CARD
When the door is opened, the
RENAULT Card reader 2 lights up.
Insert the RENAULT card into the
card reader 2 which has two
positions: the first corresponds with
the "accessories" position, the
second with the "engine start"
position. The "insert card" message
appears on the instrument panel
information display.
“Accessories” position
(First notch)
The accessories (radio etc.) operate
when the engine is not running.
"Starting the engine" position
(Second notch)
Once the RENAULT Card is fully
inserted into the card reader 2
(when you hear the unlocking noise
from the steering column), button 1
lights up to confirm authorisation to
start the engine: press button 1
briefly to start. The indicator light A
comes on to confirm that the engine
is running.
Note: button 1 is out if you are not in
a position to start (for example:
diesel preheating, gear selected, etc.
are not correct).
Special circumstance
In some cases it will be necessary to
move the steering wheel while
pressing button 1 to unlock the
steering column.
"Starting the engine" position
(continued)
As soon as the engine starts, button
1 goes out and the indicator light for
“engine running” A lights up.
Note: leave the card in place. A
buzzer sounds when the card is no
longer in place.
- NU739-1 - B73 1
- All types of driving 2
- Brief overview 3
- CONTENTS 4
- Remote control RENAULT card A 11
- Remote control range 13
- Unlocking the doors 15
- Locking the doors 15
- DEADLOCKING 17
- OPENING AND CLOSING THE DOORS 18
- Child safety 19
- Locking/unlocking the doors 20
- Operating faults 23
- ENGINE IMMOBILISER 24
- FRONT HEADRESTS 26
- REAR HEADREST 27
- Heated seats 28
- Recalling a stored position 30
- SEAT BELTS 31
- SEAT BELTS (continued) 32
- REAR SEAT BELTS 33
- Pretensioners 35
- Rear seat belt pretensioners 39
- Force limiter 39
- LATERAL RESTRAINT SYSTEMS 40
- CHILD SAFETY 42
- CHILD SAFETY (continued) 43
- DRIVER'S POSITION 53
- INSTRUMENT PANEL 55
- INSTRUMENT PANEL (continued) 56
- INFORMATION DISPLAY 61
- VOICE SYNTHESISER 71
- VOICE SYNTHESISER (continued) 72
- CLOCK AND OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE 73
- STEERING WHEEL 74
- DOOR MIRRORS 75
- REAR-VIEW MIRRORS 76
- HORN AND SIGNALS 77
- EXTERIOR LIGHTING AND SIGNALS 78
- WINDSCREEN WASH/WIPE 83
- REAR SCREEN WASHER/WIPER 85
- FUEL TANK 86
- FUEL TANK (continued) 87
- Section 2: Driving 90
- RUNNING IN 91
- Starting faults 96
- GEAR LEVER POWER STEERING 99
- PARKING BRAKE 100
- PARKING BRAKE (continued) 101
- Maintenance 103
- Engine adjustments 103
- ENVIRONMENT 106
- TYRE PRESSURE MONITOR 107
- (continued) 110
- Operating principle 111
- Understeer control 111
- TRACTION CONTROL 113
- TRACTION CONTROL (continued) 114
- ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM: ABS 115
- BRAKE ASSIST 117
- Controls 118
- Indicator light 118
- PARKING PROXIMITY SENSOR 124
- AUTOMATIC GEARBOX 128
- AUTOMATIC GEARBOX (continued) 129
- Section 3: Your comfort 132
- AIR VENTS (air outlets) 133
- AIR VENTS 134
- AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING 135
- CLIMATE CONTROL (continued) 136
- ELECTRIC WINDOWS 145
- ELECTRIC WINDOWS (continued) 146
- WINDSCREEN 147
- SUN VISOR 148
- ELECTRIC SUNROOF 149
- ELECTRIC SUNROOF (continued) 150
- INTERIOR LIGHTING 151
- INTERIOR LIGHTS (continued) 152
- Central storage compartment 153
- Cup holders 153
- ASHTRAYS / CIGARETTE LIGHTER 158
- REAR BENCH SEAT 159
- LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT 160
- REAR PARCEL SHELF 161
- ROOF BARS 164
- MULTIMEDIA EQUIPMENT 165
- DVD player 166
- Section 4: Maintenance 168
- Bonnet safety catch 169
- ENGINE COMPARTMENT TRIMS 170
- ENGINE OIL LEVEL 171
- ENGINE OIL LEVEL (continued) 172
- Coolant level 175
- LEVELS (continued) 176
- BATTERY FILTERS 178
- BODYWORK MAINTENANCE 179
- You should 180
- INTERIOR TRIM MAINTENANCE 181
- Section 5: Practical advice 182
- EMERGENCY SPARE WHEEL 183
- Tool kit 184
- HUBCAPS - WHEELS 185
- CHANGING A WHEEL 186
- Tyre and wheel safety 187
- Maintaining the tyres 187
- TYRES (continued) 188
- Front fog lights 1 191
- Additional lights 191
- REAR LIGHTS: replacing bulbs 192
- Courtesy light A 195
- WINDSCREEN WIPER BLADES 198
- BATTERY: breakdown 199
- Connecting a battery charger 200
- Fuse box 1 202
- FUSES (continued) 203
- RENAULT CARD: BATTERY 204
- ACCESSORIES 205
- TOWING: breakdown 206
- TOWING: breakdown (continued) 207
- TOWING (attachments) 208
- OPERATING FAULTS 209
- OPERATING FAULTS (continued) 210
- VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION PLATES 219
- DIMENSIONS (in metres) 221
- ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS 222
- WEIGHTS (continued) 224
- SPARE PARTS AND REPAIRS 227
- ALPHABETICAL INDEX 228
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