Operation
Fuel gauge
Fig. 59 Fuel gauge located in different positions
depending on the view.
Control lamps
It lights up yellow
Fuel tank almost empty. The fuel reserve level has
been reached
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. Refuel as soon as you have the
opportunity.
It lights up yellow
Presence of water in diesel.
Turn off the engine and seek professional assistance.
The display only works when the ignition is
s
wit
ched on.
The fuel range is displayed on the instrument
panel.
You can consult the tank capacity of your ve-
hicle in the
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page 363 section.
WARNING
When driving with low fuel, the vehicle may
stall in traffic and cause accidents and se-
vere injuries.
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If the fuel tank level is too low, fuel could
reach the engine irregularly, particularly
when driving up or down slopes.
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The steering system and the assistant
systems and brakes do not work when the
engine is running irregularly or switches off
due to lack of fuel or an irregular supply
thereof.
●
Always refuel when there is only one
quarter of fuel in tank to prevent the vehi-
cle to stop due to lack of fuel.
CAUTION
Never run the fuel tank completely dry. An
irregular fuel supply can cause misfiring
and unburnt fuel could enter the exhaust
system. The catalytic converter or the par-
ticulate filter may get damaged!
Note
The small arrow on the fuel gauge next to
the fuel pump symbol points out towards
the side of the vehicle with the fuel tank
flap.
Coolant temperature indicator.
The coolant temperature view can be selec-
ted in the corr
esponding menu
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page 66 .
Control and warning lamp
It lights up red
Do not carry on driving!
Engine coolant level too low, coolant temperature too
high.
Flashes red
Fault in the engine coolant system.
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Stop the vehicle, switch off the engine and
let it cool do
wn.
●
Check the engine coolant le
vel
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page 325.
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If the warning lamp does not switch off
even if the coolant level is correct, request
assistance from specialised personnel.
Control and warning lamps (valid for hy-
brid vehicles)
It lights up red
Do not carry on driving!
Engine or high-voltage system coolant level too low,
engine or high-voltage system coolant temperature
too high.
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