Peugeot Partner VU (2007 year). Manual — part 7

95

Practical information -

Third brake light (tailgate)

(W 5 W)



With the tailgate open, unscrew

the two nuts.



Unclip the support to gain access

to the bulbs.



Change the faulty bulb.

Third brake light

(rear left door) (W 5 W)



Remove the housing cover by

pressing the tab

A (round section)

at the end of the light.



Pull the housing cover rearwards.



Squeeze the two tabs

B to remove

the bulb holder.



Pull the faulty bulb and change it.

To refit, proceed in the reverse or-

der.

Practical information

96 -

Removing and fitting a fuse

Before changing a fuse, the cause

of the fault must be found and reme-

died. The fuse numbers are indicated

on the fuse box.

Use the pliers

B.

CHANGING A FUSE

The fuse boxes are located under

the fascia and in the engine compart-

ment.

Fascia fuse box

Unclip the cover to gain access to the

fuses.

The spare fuses and the pliers

B are

secured on the inside of the cov-

er

A.

Correct

Incorrect

Pliers B

Always replace a faulty fuse with

a fuse of the same rating (two fuse

types according to manufacturer -

see images).

Practical information

98 -

The electrical circuit of your

vehicle is designed to oper-

ate with standard or optional

equipment.
Before installing other electri-

cal equipment or accessories in your

vehicle, consult a PEUGEOT dealer.

Some electrical accessories or the

way in which they are fitted may have

an adverse effect on the operation of

your vehicle (its electronic control cir-

cuits, the audio circuit and the electri-

cal charging circuit).

PEUGEOT declines any responsi-

bility for expenses incurred through

the repair of your vehicle or for any

malfunctions resulting from the in-

stallation of auxiliary accessories,

not supplied and not recommended

by PEUGEOT and not installed in ac-

cordance with PEUGEOT’s instruc-

tions, in particular for any equipment

the power consumption of which ex-

ceeds 10 milliamps.

The maxi fuses provide additional

protection for the electrical systems.

Any work on these fuses must be

carried out by a PEUGEOT dealer.

Engine compartment fuse box

To gain access to the box in the en-

gine compartment (next to the bat-

tery), unclip the cover.

After carrying out work, close the

cover very carefully.

99

Practical information -

Fuse N°

Rating

Functions

1

10 A

Pre-heat unit (diesel) - Brake and clutch switches - Reversing lights.

2

15 A

Fuel pump.

3

10 A

ABS control unit.

4

10 A

Engine control unit.

5

-

Not used.

6

15 A

Front fog lamps.

7

20 A

Headlamp wash pump.

8

20 A

Fan assembly relay - Engine control unit.

9

15 A

Left-hand dipped beam.

10

15 A

Right-hand dipped beam.

11

10 A

Left-hand main beam.

12

10 A

Right-hand main beam.

13

15 A

Horns.

14

10 A

Front and rear windscreen wash pumps.

15

30 A

Oxygen sensor - Air flow sensor.

16

30 A

Air pump relay.

17

30 A

Front windscreen wiper.

18

40 A

Air conditioning fan.

Practical information

96 -

Removing and fitting a fuse

Before changing a fuse, the cause

of the fault must be found and reme-

died. The fuse numbers are indicated

on the fuse box.

Use the pliers

B.

CHANGING A FUSE

The fuse boxes are located under

the fascia and in the engine compart-

ment.

Fascia fuse box

Unclip the cover to gain access to the

fuses.

The spare fuses and the pliers

B are

secured on the inside of the cov-

er

A.

Correct

Incorrect

Pliers B

Always replace a faulty fuse with

a fuse of the same rating (two fuse

types according to manufacturer -

see images).

97

Practical information -

Fuse

Rating

Functions

1

15 A

Rear wiper (hinged doors) - Rear 12 V sockets.

4

20 A

Multi-function display - Instrument panel - Audio equipment - Steering wheel controls.

5

15 A

Alarm siren.

6

10 A

Diagnostic socket.

7

15 A

Alarm - Rain and brightness sensor.

9

30 A

Heated seats.

10

40 A

Rear screen and mirrors demisting.

11

15 A

Rear windscreen wiper (tailgate).

12

30 A

Front electric windows.

14

10 A

Engine fuse box - Steering wheel controls.

15

15 A

Instrument panel - Multi-function display - Audio equipment - Parking assistance.

16

30 A

Locking/unlocking controls for doors, bonnet and boot.

20

10 A

Right-hand brake light.

21

15 A

Left-hand brake light.

22

20 A

Front courtesy light - Map reading light - Lighter - Front 12 V socket - Electric mirror.

Practical information

100 -

ECONOMY MODE FUNCTION

After the engine has stopped, certain

functions (windscreen wiper, elec-

tric windows, courtesy lights, audio

equipment, etc.) can only be used for

a combined duration of approximate-

ly thirty minutes, to prevent discharg-

ing the battery.

Once the thirty minutes are over, a

switching to economy mode mes-

sage appears on the multi-function

display and the active functions are

put on standby.

These functions are reactivated au-

tomatically next time the vehicle is

driven.

In order to resume the use of these

functions immediately, the engine

must be started and left to run for a

few minutes.

The time available to you will then be

double the duration for which the en-

gine is left running. However, this pe-

riod will always be between five and

thirty minutes.

BATTERY

To charge the battery using a

battery charger:

- Disconnect the battery,

- Follow the instructions for use giv-

en by the battery charger manufac-

turer,

- Reconnect starting with the nega-

tive (-) terminal,

- Check that the terminals and con-

nectors are clean. If they are cov-

ered with sulphate (white or greenish

deposit), disconnect them and clean

them.

It is advisable to disconnect the

battery if the vehicle is not to be

used for a period of more than

one month.

Never disconnect a terminal

when the engine is running.

Never charge a battery with-

out first disconnecting the

terminals.

After every reconnection of

the battery, switch on the ignition

and wait 1 minute before starting to

allow the electronic systems to be

initialised. If slight difficulties are ex-

perienced after this, please contact a

PEUGEOT dealer.

A flat battery prevents the

engine from starting.

To start the vehicle from

another battery:

- Connect the red cable to the positive

(+) terminals of the two batteries,

- Connect one end of the green or

black cable to the negative (-) ter-

minal of the slave battery,

- Connect the other end of the green

or black cable to an earth point on

the broken down vehicle as far as

possible from the battery.

Operate the starter, let the engine

run.

Wait for the engine to return to idle,

then disconnect the cables.

101

Practical information -

Making the connections

A1: -

A2: - Digital control (manufacturer).

A3: - Digital control (manufacturer).

A4: - Audio equipment multiplexing

(manufacturer).

A5: -

A6: (+ve) Accessories

A7: (+ve) Permanent

A8: (-ve) Earth

B1: (+) -

B2: (-) -

B3: (+) Front right speaker and

tweeter

B4: (-) Front right speaker and

tweeter

B5: (+) Front left speaker and tweeter

B6: (-) Front left speaker and tweeter

B7: (+) -

B8: (-) -

FITTING SPEAKERS

The factory-fitted equipment allows

the fitting of:

- 35 mm diameter tweeters in the

fascia,

- 165 mm diameter speakers in the

front doors.

FITTING AUDIO EQUIPMENT

Your vehicle is equipped with certain

factory-fitted audio equipment:

- roof aerial,

- coaxial aerial cable,

- basic interference suppression,

- supply to front speakers and tweet-

ers,

- two 8-way connectors.

Contact a PEUGEOT dealer

before fitting audio equip-

ment or speakers in your ve-

hicle.

Practical information

102 -

SNOW SCREEN*

The snow screen is installed on the

lower part of the front bumper to pre-

vent the accumulation of snow at the

radiator cooling fan.
When the snow has cleared (tem-

perature above 10 °C), remove the

snow screen.

* According to country.

FITTING


Offer up the snow screen facing

the front bumper.



Put it in place positioning the low-

er clips

A in the bumper.



Press the snow screen at each

upper clip

B.

REMOVAL


Press the two upper clips

B and

pull the snow screen.

103

Practical information -

Without lifting (four wheels on the

ground)

You must always use a towbar.

Never use the radiator cross-

member.

When towing another vehicle,

it must freewheel (gearbox in

neutral).

By lifting (two wheels only on the

ground)

It is preferable to lift the vehicle by

the wheels.

TOWING YOUR VEHICLE

From the front or the rear

Attach the towbar to the towing eye.

Practical information

104 -

TOWING A TRAILER,

CARAVAN, BOAT, etc.

We recommend the use of original

PEUGEOT towbars that have been

tested and approved from the design

stage of your vehicle and that the fit-

ting of the towbar is entrusted to a

PEUGEOT dealer.

Your vehicle is primarily designed

for transporting people and luggage

but it may also be used for towing a

trailer.

Driving with a trailer subjects the tow-

ing vehicle to more significant stress

and its driver must be particularly

careful.

Air density decreases with altitude,

thus reducing engine performance.

Above 1 000 metres, the maximum

towing load must be reduced by 10 %

and so on for every 1 000 metres of

altitude.

Driving advice

Distribution of loads: Distribute the

load in the trailer so that the heaviest

items are as close as possible to the

axle and the nose weight approach-

es the maximum permitted without

exceeding it.

Cooling: Towing a trailer on a slope

increases the temperature of the

coolant.

As the fan is electrically controlled,

its cooling capacity is not dependent

on the engine speed.

On the contrary, use a high gear to

lower the engine speed and reduce

your speed.

The maximum towing load on a long

slope depends on the gradient and

the outside temperature.

In all cases, pay attention to the cool-

ant temperature.

If the warning light comes on, stop

the vehicle and switch off the engine

as soon as possible.

Tyres: Check the tyre pressures of

the towing vehicle and of the trailer,

observing the recommended pres-

sures.

Braking: Towing increases the brak-

ing distance.

Lights: Check the electrical signal-

ling on the trailer.

Side wind: Take into acount the in-

creased sensitivity to side wind.

105

Practical information -

ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR

PARTNER

A wide choice of accessories recom-

mended by PEUGEOT and original parts

is available through the dealer network.

These accessories and parts, after

being tested and approved for reli-

ability and safety, are all adapted to

your PEUGEOT vehicle.

This product range offered by PEUGEOT Ac-

cessories is structured around 5 categories:

- PROTECTION

- TOURING

- IN-CAR TECHNOLOGY

- STYLING

- UNIVERSAL,

it is dedicated to:

Depending on the country in

which the vehicle is sold, it is

compulsory to have a safety

jacket, a signalling triangle

and a set of spare bulbs

available in the vehicle.

The fitting of electrical equipment or

accessories which are not recom-

mended by PEUGEOT may result in

a failure of your vehicle’s electronic

system.

Please note this specific warning.

You are advised to contact a repre-

sentative of the Marque to be shown

the range of recommended equip-

ment and accessories.

"Universal": Screenwash,

interior and exterior main-

tenance and cleaning prod-

ucts...

"Protection": Separation

grille, window protectors,

anti-theft alarm, wheel locks,

parking assistance, signal-

ling triangle, first aid kit, fog

lamps, safety jacket...

"In-Car Technology": Audio

systems, audio- telephone,

speakers, CD changer, navi-

gation system, telephone

console...

"Touring": Rear and side

windows, audio-telephone

console, seat covers com-

patible with side air bags,

mats, rubber boot carpet,

thermoformed side protec-

tors, low partition interior

grille, luggage net, door deflectors,

roof rack, thermoformed interior pro-

tectors, wooden interior fittings, load-

ing roller, towbar, roof bars (load on

longitudinal bars: 75 kg max: har-

mony: 100 kg max), snow chains,

tailgate bicycle carrier, booster seats

and child seats...

Note

To prevent the mat from becoming

caught under the pedals:

- ensure that the mat is positioned

and secured correctly,

- never fit one mat on top of another.

"Styling": Alloy wheels,

door sills, mud flaps...

Technical data

106 -

PETROL ENGINES AND GEARBOXES

(1) Draining by gravity - (2) Draining by suction

Model codes

GBKFWC

GCKFWC

ENGINES

1.4 litre

Cubic capacity (cm

3

)

1 360

Bore x stroke (mm)

75 x 77

EU standard maximum power (kW)

55

Maximum power at engine speed (rpm)

5 500

EU standard maximum torque (Nm)

120

Maximum torque at engine speed (rpm)

3 400

Fuel

Ron 95 - Ron 98

Catalytic converter

Yes

Gearbox

Manual

(5 speed)

Oil capacity (in litres)

Engine (with cartridge replacement)

3 (1) - 3.25 (2)

Gearbox-Final drive

2

107

Technical data -

DIESEL ENGINES AND GEARBOXES

Model codes

GB9HWC

GC9HWC

GB9HXC

GC9HXC

GBWJYB

GCWJYB

GBRHYB

GCRHYB

ENGINES

1.6 litre Turbo HDI 1.6 litre Turbo HDI

1.9 litre

2 litre Turbo HDI

Cubic capacity (cm

3

)

1 560

1 560

1 867

1 997

Bore x stroke (mm)

75 x 88.3

75 x 88.3

82.2 x 88

85 x 88

EU standard maximum power (kW)

55

66

51

66

Maximum power at engine speed (rpm)

4 000

4 000

4 600

4 000

EU standard maximum torque (Nm)

170

215

125

205

Maximum torque at engine speed (rpm)

1 750

1 750

2 500

1 900

Fuel

Diesel

Diesel

Diesel

Diesel

Catalytic converter

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Gearbox

Manual

(5 speed)

Manual

(5 speed)

Manual

(5 speed)

Manual

(5 speed)

Oil capacity (in litres)

Engine (with cartridge replacement)

3,8

3,8

4,8

4,5

Gearbox-Final drive

1,9

1,9

1,9

1,9

Technical data

108 -

CONSUMPTION

The consumption values presented here correspond to the values communicated at the time of printing. These consumption

values were established in accordance with directive 80/1268/CEE. They may vary depending on the style of driving, traffic

conditions, weather conditions, the load in the vehicle, the maintenance of the vehicle and the use of the accessories.

In accordance with directive 80/1268/CEE in M.P.G. (litres/100 km)

Engine

Gearbox

Model codes

Version

Urban driving

Inter-urban

Mixed

1.4 litre

Manual

GBKFWC

GCKFWC

600 kg

800 kg

28.5 (9.9)

28.5 (9.9)

44.8 (6.3)

44.8 (6.3)

37.6 (7.5)

37.6 (7.5)

1.6 litre Turbo HDI

Manual

GB9HWC

GC9HWC

600 kg

800 kg

42.2 (6.7)

42.2 (6.7)

60.1 (4.7)

60.1 (4.7)

52.4 (5.4)

52.4 (5.4)

1.6 litre Turbo HDI

Manual

GB9HXC

GC9HXC

600 kg

800 kg

41.5 (6.8)

41.5 (6.8)

61.4 (4.6)

61.4 (4.6)

52.4 (5.4)

52.4 (5.4)

1.9 litre

Manual

GBWJYB

GCWJYB

600 kg

800 kg

30.4 (9.3)

30.4 (9.3)

49.6 (5.7)

49.6 (5.7)

40.4 (7.0)

40.4 (7.0)

2 litre Turbo HD

Manual

GBRHYB

GCRHYB

600 kg

800 kg

41.5 (6.8)

40.9 (6.9)

61.4 (4.6)

60.1 (4.7)

47.1 (6.0)

47.1 (6.0)

109

Technical data -

PETROL WEIGHTS AND TOWING LOADS (IN KG)

The GTW and towing load values indicated are valid up to a maximum altitude of 1 000 metres; the towing load mentioned

must be reduced by 10 % for each additional 1 000 metres.

The speed of a towing vehicle must not exceed 60 mph (100 km/h) (comply with the legislation in force in your country).

High exterior temperatures may result in a reduction in the performance of the vehicle in order to protect the engine; when

the exterior temperature is above 37 °C, limit the towed load.

* The weight of the braked trailer may be increased, within the GTW limit, on condition that the GVW of the towing vehicle is

reduced by the same amount; warning, towing with a lightly loaded towing vehicle may have an adverse effect on its road

holding ability.

Engine

1.4 litre

Model

600 kg

800 kg

Gearbox

Manual

Manual

Model codes

GBKFWC

GCKFWC

• Kerb weight

1 055

1 055

• Gross vehicle weight (GVW)

1 655

1 855

• Gross train weight (GTW)

2 555

2 755

• Unbraked trailer

500

500

• Braked trailer (within GTW)

900

900

• Braked trailer*

(with load transfer within GTW)

-

-

• Recommended nose weight

70

70

• Recommended weight on roof rack

100

100