001-055 Alfa 156 GB - Alfa Romeo serviss

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CLOSING THE TAILGATE (fig. 15) To lower the tailgate use the grip (A) on the interior trim. fig. 15 A0B0084m RESTRAINING THE LOAD (fig. 16-17) The loads carried can be held in place with the belts hooked to the rings provided at the corners of the boot. The rings also serve for fastening the luggage retainer net (available on request for versions/markets where applicable c/o Alfa Romeo Authorized Services). fig. 16 A0B0085m CAUTIONS FOR CARRYING LUGGAGE On versions not fitted with the automatic rear geometry control system, when travelling at night with a load in the boot, it is necessary to adjust the height of the low beams (see “Headlamps” paragraph in the chapter “Getting to know your car”). For correct use of the aiming device, also make sure that the load does not exceed the values given in the same paragraph. fig. 17 A0B0086m ALFA 156 SPORTWAGON 283
ALFA 156 SPORTWAGON WARNING When using the boot, never exceed the maximum permissible loads given in the “Technical specifications” chapter. Also make sure that the items contained in the boot are firmly secured, to prevent them being thrown forward and harming the passengers in the event of abrupt braking. WARNING Heavy luggage without restraints could cause serious harm to the passengers in an accident. WARNING If you want to carry fuel in a reserve can, you should comply with legal regulations, only using a certified can suitably fastened to the load retainer rings at the corner of the boot. However, remember that this increases the risk of fire in the event of an accident. A0B0091m 284 fig. 18 fig. 19 ODDMENTS COMPARTMENT (fig. 18-19) On the sides of the boot there are two recesses closed by a lid. To open the cover, press button (A) and turn it downwards. As optional for versions/markets where applicable, the oddment compartment on the left-hand side can be provided with CD-Changer. A0B0092m
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Dear Client, Thank you for choosing
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PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT U A syst
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PERSONAL SAFETY Warning: partially
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Key metal insert operates: - the ig
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OPERATION (fig. 4) Each time the ig
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To change the battery (fig. 7): - m
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Self-diagnosis and monitoring of do
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VOLUMETRIC PROTECTION To guarantee
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IGNITION DEVICE THE SWITCH (fig. 12
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OPENING/CLOSING FROM INSIDE Front d
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FRONT SEATS WARNING Adjustments may
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ADJUSTING THE HEADRESTS (fig. 24) T
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STEERING WHEEL ADJUSTMENT The steer
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POWER WINDOWS FRONT WARNING With ig
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Through the reel, the belt automati
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REAR ABDOMINAL CENTRE BELT HOUSING
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WARNING Never disassemble or tamper
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CARRYING CHILDREN SAFELY WARNING SE
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WARNING Seats exist which are suita
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Below is a summary of the safety ru
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Installation of the seat for the 0
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In the event of a crash a person th
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The bags inflate instantaneously, s
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WARNING You are reminded that when
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Flashing (fig. 72) The headlights a
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“INTELLIGENT WASHING” FUNCTION
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CRUISE CONTROL (optional for versio
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TO INCREASE THE MEMORISED SPEED The
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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER fig. 81 - T.SPAR
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fig. 82 - 2.5 V6 24V versions t War
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fig. 83a - JTD versions ´ - Warnin
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MILEAGE DISPLAY (with double meter
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UNITS SELECTION - Selection of the
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MENU DESCRIPTION The menu is made u
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continued from previous page The Pr
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Restore correct engine oil level (s
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SPEED LIMIT (SPEED) With this funct
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TRIP B ON/OFF (TRIP B) With this op
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continued from previous page Each p
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UNITS SELECTION (UNITS) The display
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“WINTER” TYRES SPEED LIMIT (WIN
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WARNING Products shown in the SERVI
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DEFAULT VALUE RESET (DEFAULT VALUES
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GENERAL TRIP - TRIP B The TRIP COMP
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RANGE = This shows the distance (in
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Warningl ight Message on display x
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Warning light Message on display ¬
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Warning light ´ Message on display
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Warning light Y Message on display
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Warning light Message on display EN
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Warning light á W Message on displ
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Warning light 4 5 R E Message on di
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Warning light on the dial t t Messa
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UPPER VENT ADJUSTMENT (fig. 95) The
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HEATING To obtain the temperature r
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SWITCHING THE INSIDE AIR RE-CIRCULA
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WARNING The climate control compres
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The air quality control is also ent
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HOW TO USE THE AUTOMATIC TWO-ZONE C
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HI function (highest heating power
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MONO BUTTON FOR ALIGNMENT OF THE TE
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To turn the system on again, you on
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CLIMATE CONTROL COMPRESSOR ON/OFF E
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INSIDE AIR RECIRCULATION ON/OFF BUT
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BUTTON AUTO AUTOMATIC OPERATION (fi
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When the maximum demisting/defrosti
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ADDITIONAL HEATER (JTD engines) (fo
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INERTIAL FUEL CUT-OFF SWITCH (fig.
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WARNING The wheels should be locked
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SELESPEED GEARBOX (optional for ver
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SYSTEM ACTIVATION WARNING Opening t
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STARTING THE ENGINE The engine can
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Though strongly inadvisable, if due
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When shifting gear, releasing the a
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SIGNALLING WITH THE BUZZER The buzz
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In an emergency (failures, flat bat
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N - Neutral This is the neutral pos
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MANUAL OPERATING MODE, Q-SYSTEM ACT
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It is possible to engage reverse ge
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INTERNAL FITTINGS GLOVEBOX On the d
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Courtesy light (fig. 146) (where re
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ODDMENTS RECESSES ON CENTRE CONSOLE
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ACCESSORIES PURCHASED BY THE OWNER
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OPENING WITH REMOTE CONTROL (fig. 1
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BONNET The lever used to open the b
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ROOF RACK PROVISION The car is set
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ADJUSTING THE FRONT FOGLIGHTS (for
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ABS The car is fitted with an ABS s
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WARNING If the x low brake fluid wa
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ASR FUNCTION (ANTISLIP REGULATION):
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SOUND SYSTEM (for versions/markets
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REFUELLING PETROL ENGINES The anti-
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PARKING SENSORS (for versions/marke
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STARTING THE ENGINE WARNING The car
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For vehicles equipped with turbocha
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WARNING Always fasten the front and
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DRIVING ON SNOW AND ICE Here are fe
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Top speeds Fuel consumption increas
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TOWING TRAILERS WARNINGS AND SUGGES
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fig. 1 2 M10 screws Existing holes
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Snow chains cannot be fitted to the
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EMERGENCY STARTING If the Alfa Rome
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STARTING BY INERTIA IN THE EVENT OF
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WARNING Snow chains cannot be fitte
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- Fully tighten the bolts in the se
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WARNING In the event of a puncture
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If it is not possible to reach the
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WHEN NEEDING TO CHANGE A BULB WARNI
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BULBS High beam Low beam Front side
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REPLACEMENT OF XENON LIGHTS (option
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Direction indicators To replace the
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FRONT FOG LIGHTS (where required) T
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SIDE DIRECTION INDICATORS To replac
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- Remove and replace the bulb conce
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To refit the rooflight reverse the
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Page 248 and 249: IF ANYONE IS INJURED - Never leave
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Page 278 and 279: INTERIOR FITTINGS Periodically chec
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Page 288 and 289: LUGGAGE COVER The luggage cover (A-
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Page 300 and 301: IDENTIFICATION DATA The identificat
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Wheel rims ........................
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NOTES
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Your car is factory filled with Sel
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 342 DASHBO
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 344 fig. 3
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 346 SEATS
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 348 HEATIN
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 350 fig. 1
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RIGHT HAND DRIVE VERSION 352 Q-SYST
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