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OWNERS GUIDE,
MAINTENANCE
& GUARANTEE
HANDBOOK
SPEEDSTER II
CÉVENNES
HEMERA
January 2014
enr/owner's guide 12 a
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OWNERS GUIDE,
MAINTENANCE
& GUARANTEE
HANDBOOK
SPEEDSTER II
CÉVENNES
HEMERA
January 2014
Love story
Love at first sight! As soon as you saw her, you knew it!
This is how the most beautiful love stories always start.
And now, here she is finally, yours to discover.
Meticulously prepared to match your wishes, here is your
unique car, now you need to take good care of her so that
together you can share boundless excitement and pleasure.
That is why we have prepared this little handbook comprising
all of the information and tips you need to use and maintain
your PGO.
Stow it carefully onboard and refer to it regularly.
This way you will preserve your car's value and much more:
the pleasure of driving one of the most surprising
jewels of the European automotive industry.
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8 GUARANTEE
 Guarantee
certificate 10 MAINTENANCE
22 CONTROLS
& SERVICING
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 Service handbook
& Guarantee 10
 Service
11
checks 13
 Starting up
17
 Service visit
coupons
- overview
 Key &
 Servicing
& service checks  Dashboard
18
remote control  Anti-theft lock
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- Starting 24
 Gearbox 27
 Cruise
control 30
 Handbrake 31
 Lighting controls 32
 Horn
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 Screen wipers
and washers
 Electric window
lifts  Dashboard 6
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51 EXTERIOR
& COMFORT
 Defrosting &
demisting
 Ventilation &
heating
 Air-conditioning  Adjusting the
rearview mirrors ELEMENTS
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44
INFORMATION
 Boot 51
 Rear hatch 52
 Soft top 53
 Running in
instructions
 Vehicle operating
instructions
45
 Winter storage &
46
 Towing &
 Seatbelts 47
 Seats 48
 Adjusting the steering
wheel height 54 TIPS & TECHNICAL
49
cleaning
lifting
54
55
65
69
 Changing
a fuse 71
 Changing
bulbs 74
 Battery 77
 Audio system GPS
78
 Technical data
79
 Index 84
CONTENTS
43 ADJUSTMENTS
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GUARANTEE
CERTIFICATE
Art. 1 | Vehicles made by PGO Automobiles are covered by a 24 month guarantee that starts from the moment you take delivery of the vehicle by signing
the vehicle acceptance form. This guarantee covers the vehicle and not the
owner. This means that the guarantee cover remains in force for its full duration, even if the owner sells the vehicle.
Art. 2 | The guarantee covering defective parts is only valid in an approved
PGO Automobiles service centre.
Art. 3 | The guarantee covers the repair or replacement of defective parts and
labour.
Art. 4 | The following elements are not covered by the guarantee as they are
caused by external causes outside the manufacturer's responsibility:
- Cracks or scratches affecting windows,
- Excessive wear affecting engine parts caused by driving in polluted areas if
you do not take care to replace the air filter as stated in the servicing handbook,
- Weather damage,
- Servicing and parts that should be replaced as part of normal vehicle wear.
Art. 5 | The guarantee does not apply in the following cases:
- If the vehicle is repaired by any one from outside of the PGO Automobiles
service network and especially if this person is not expressly empowered by
PGO Automobiles to perform the repairs,
- If parts not approved by PGO Automobiles are installed on the vehicle,
- If the damage caused to the vehicle is due to a lack of oil, brake fluid or any
other negligence on the part of the vehicle's owner or user,
- If modifications or alterations not authorised by PGO Automobiles have been
made to the vehicle,
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GUARANTEE
CONTROLS
SERVICING
PGO Automobiles
ZA de la Pyramide
30 380 St-Christol-lez-Alès, France
Phone +33 (0)4 66 605 605
[email protected]
www.pgo.fr
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TIPS & TECHNICAL INFORMATION
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Art. 6 | The guarantee covering tyres approved by the manufacturer is
provided by the tyre makers themselves and is subject to any adjustment
that they deem necessary. No approved PGO Automobiles service centre
may be held responsible for damage relating to tyres.
ADJUSTMENTS & COMFORT
- If the vehicle has been subjected to inappropriate treatment, negligence,
accidents, if it has been used on the track, has taken part in speed racing,
rallying or has been used to commit acts of violence,
- If the vehicle, fitted with a catalytic converter, has been run with any fuel
other than unleaded petrol,
- If the vehicle's owner or user has not complied with the stipulations of the
servicing handbook as regards preventive checks (oil pressure, temperature
or battery charge),
- If the owner or user has not had the proper servicing conducted, at the
recommended intervals as described in the servicing handbook, by an
approved PGO Automobiles service centre,
SERVICE HANDBOOK
& GUARANTEE
The service handbook brings you detailed information on the servicing operations that must be performed. These operations along with the service checks
must be performed at an approved PGO Automobiles service centre. Always
present your service book to benefit from the manufacturer's guarantee.
Remarks on the guarantee
The terms of the sale agreement are binding. Any damage due to failure to
follow the instructions for use or servicing or due to a lack of care are not
covered by the guarantee. Servicing must be performed by an approved PGO
Automobiles service centre in line with the servicing schedule and recorded
in the service book. An up to date service book provides proof of guarantee.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SERVICE BOOK
In your service book we will confirm the date when you purchased your vehicle,
marking the start of its guarantee period.
Thanks to the characteristics of your vehicle recorded in the service book you
can be assured that your vehicle will always receive the parts it needs. These
characteristics play a part in ensuring that your vehicle can always be repaired
without difficulty, throughout its life.
The service schedule also tells you when and what servicing is required. The
servicing boxes should be filled in to confirm that the servicing was performed
proof of which may be necessary to ensure that the conditions for the two year
guarantee are met.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
Following the service schedule is essential to retaining the manufacturer's
guarantee cover.
Your PGO benefits from extended service intervals,
every year or every 15,000 km.
Extended service intervals make it important to regularly check the engine oil
level: it is normal to have to add oil between two oil changes. This is why PGO
Automobiles asks you to perform an intermediate service check between each
normal service. An approved PGO Automobiles service centre will perform a
quick check and top up the fluid levels, where necessary (engine oil, engine
coolant, brake fluid, screen wash liquid, etc.). Lastly, never forget that an insufficient engine oil level may cause major damage to the engine: check the
engine oil level every 5,000 km.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Every vehicle has its own service schedule defined by the manufacturer
in line with its technical specifications. This cycle comprises alternating "A"
and "B" service checks, intermediate servicing and a few additional operations
that are specific to your individual vehicle. They are key steps in the life of your
PGO.
The coupon based servicing presentation is intended to make it easier for you
to service your vehicle by showing you when you should have your next service
check performed at an approved PGO Automobiles service centre and what
servicing is required.
SERVICING LEVELS
CONTROLS
SERVICING
& SERVICE CHECKS
Extended service intervals are made possible by improvements to our
vehicles and the lubricants used so be sure to only use the engine lubricants
that are approved and recommended by PGO Automobiles.
!
WARNING
Some essential components of your vehicle
have special inspection intervals:
- Spark plugs must be replaced
every 60,000 km or every two years,
- Brake fluid must be replaced
- Engine coolant must be replaced
Special usage conditions
Under certain especially difficult conditions:
• City driving only,
• Repeated short drives,
• Engine cold at low outdoor temperatures,
• and/or if the vehicle remains under the conditions listed below for an
extended period of time:
- Hot countries where the outside temperature often exceeds +30°C,
- Cold countries where the outside temperature often falls below -15°C,
- Countries with a dusty atmosphere,
- Countries where the lubricants or fuels in use do
not meet our recommendations.
Then apply the “Special usage” service schedule comprising specific service
operations and shortened service intervals of every 10,000 km or once a year.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
SERVICE CHECKS
"A" SERVICE CHECK STEPS
- Engine oil change
- Engine oil filter change
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Checks and top ups:
- Screen wash liquid level
- Engine coolant level
- Brake fluid level
- Pollen filter
- Air-conditioning circuit gas charge
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
WARNING
To ensure optimum safety, we recommend that you frequently check the
following points: Tyre pressures, engine oil level, brake fluid level, screen
wash liquid level.
NB: As vehicle emissions levels are highly regulated, we also advise you to regularly check your vehicle's
emissions levels.
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Checks:
- Vehicle lighting
- Windows, headlights, light lenses and rearview mirrors
- Horn
- Screen wash nozzles
- Screen wiper blades
- Accessory drive belt condition and tension
- Handbrake
- Hydraulic fluid circuit sealing and condition
- Brake pad wear
- Tyre wear and pressure
- Exhaust and vehicle emissions
- Clutch
- Suspension geometry
- Road test
"B" SERVICE CHECK STEPS
- Engine oil change
- Engine oil filter change
- Engine air filter change
Checks and top ups:
- Screen wash liquid level
- Engine coolant level
- Brake fluid level
- Gearbox oil level
Checks:
- Vehicle lighting
- Windows, headlights, light lenses and rearview mirrors
- Horn
- Screen wash nozzles
- Screen wiper blades
- Accessory drive belt condition and tension
- Handbrake
- Fluid circuit sealing and condition (hoses and sumps)
- Brake pad wear
- Condition and play affecting wheel hubs, rods,
ball joints and elastic articulations
- Shock absorber sealing
- Tyre wear and pressure
- Exhaust and vehicle emissions
- Clutch
- Seatbelts
- Soft top tension and sealing
- Suspension geometry
- Road test
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
CONTROLS
- Check the engine oil level and top up if necessary
- Check the engine coolant and screen wash liquid levels
and top up if necessary
- A visual inspection of the entire vehicle by a PGO technician
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
This document is not contractually binding: the manufacturer reserves the right to make any modification
relating to the content or the sequence of the service checks, and this without prior warning.
INTERMEDIATE SERVICE CHECK
PGO CÉVENNES
GUARANTEE
SERVICING
STARTING UP
Model:
VIN: VF9 P2 ... ... ... 0 ... 525 ... ...
Exterior colour ref.:
CONTROLS
Interior colour ref.:
Soft top colour ref.:
Carpet colour ref.:
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer information:
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Dealer stamp:
First service check at 5,000 km
(intermediate check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
Service check at 15,000 km
("A" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
("A" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
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GUARANTEE
("B" service check)
SERVICING
Date:
Km:
Location:
CONTROLS
Dealer stamp:
("A" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Dealer stamp:
("A" service check)
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
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Date:
("B" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
("A" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
Dealer stamp:
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
CONTROLS
("B" service check)
Date:
Km:
Location:
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Dealer stamp:
("A" service check)
Date:
Km:
Dealer stamp:
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Location:
DASHBOARD
OVERVIEW
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01
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05
07
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06
02
10
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01 | Lights stalk
13 | Ignition switch - steering lock
02 | Warning indicators
14 | Inside lighting
03 | Speedometer
15 | 12 volt socket
04 | Control display
16 | Ventilation & heater controls
05 | Tachometer
17 | Hazard warning switch
06 | Screen wiper/washer stalk
18 | Air-conditioning switch
07 | Fuel gauge
19 | Screen and mirror demist switch
08 | Engine coolant temperature gauge
20 | Control display mode button
09 | Audio & Navigation system
21| Central locking switch
10 | Ventilation & heater vents
22 | Electric window and
rearview mirror switches
11 | Steering column height adjustment
12 | Front bonnet release
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
KEY &
REMOTE CONTROL
• Button A (padlock closed) to remotely lock the car.
The car reacts by blinking the direction indicators.
• Button B (padlock open) to remotely unlock the car.
The car reacts by lighting the side lights for approximately two
seconds.
In regular use, to lock/unlock your car door, you can use the remote control:
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
NB: On the remote control, the
red indicator C lights every time
a button is pressed.
If the indicator starts to blink,
replace the remote control battery.
WARNING
Make a careful note of the key numbers. The key number is encoded on the
label attached to the key. In case of loss, an approved PGO Automobiles
service centre can supply you with new keys.
The high frequency remote control has a long range. So avoid pressing
the remote control in your pocket or you may accidentally lock/
unlock your vehicle.
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!
CONTROLS
The key and remote control (and spares of both) are supplied with the vehicle.
The key is used to switch the ignition on, start the engine, open the fuel filler
flap and to lock/unlock the doors.
ANTI-THEFT LOCK
Your PGO is equipped as standard with an electronic anti-theft system.
It cuts off the electric power to the fuel pump when the vehicle is locked.
STARTING
INSERT THE IGNITION KEY
0 | Zero position
The ignition key can only be inserted or removed in this position.
1 | Steering lock release
Slightly turn the steering wheel while you turn the ignition key from position
0 to 1. Various electrical systems are switched on.
2 | Ignition contact
With the ignition key in position 2, all of the car's electrical systems are
switched on.
3 | Engine start
Start the engine without touching the accelerator pedal
(read the instructions on the next page).
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GUARANTEE
STARTING THE ENGINE
SERVICING
Before starting the engine, make sure that the handbrake is on, then make
sure the gear lever is in neutral.
Start the engine without touching the accelerator pedal.
After intensive use (with the engine very hot), to preserve the turbocharger, let the engine run for 20 seconds at idle before switching off the
ignition.
Never run the engine in a closed space as inhaling exhaust gases is
unhealthy and may lead to loss of conciousness and death. Exhaust gasses
contain carbon monoxide that cannot be seen or smelt, but is toxic.
To avoid accidents, never leave the car unattended with the engine on.
Before leaving the car, with the engine still running, always place the gear
lever in neutral and apply the handbrake or the car could move.
If the car does not start on the first attempt (because the engine is very
cold or very hot), press the accelerator pedal half way while turning the
starter motor.
For cold starts at very low temperatures (below - 15 degrees Celsius)
and/or at high altitudes (above 1,000 metres):
• The first time, run the starter motor for approximately 10 seconds,
• Then, press the accelerator pedal half way while turning the starter
motor.
Until the engine has reached its normal operating temperature, avoid high
revs and do not press the accelerator pedal all the way down.
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After first starting the engine, drive at moderate engine speeds.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
WARNING
!
CONTROLS
Release the ignition key as soon as the engine starts.
STOPPING THE ENGINE
Turn the ignition key back to the zero position.
LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE STEERING
To lock the steering when stopped, remove the ignition from position 0,
then slightly turn the steering wheel until the steering locks.
To unlock the steering wheel before starting the car, slightly turn
the steering wheel while turning the ignition key from position 0 to 1.
!
WARNING
Never remove the key from the ignition while driving!
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GUARANTEE
GEARBOX
SERVICING
SIX SPEED MECHANICAL GEARBOX
Reverse: Only move the gear lever to this position when the car is stopped. Pull
the gear lever to the left, overcome the built-in resistance and push the gear
lever forward.
!
WARNING
On a slope, avoid holding the car by slipping the clutch. Where necessary,
prefer using the handbrake.
This will avoid any premature wear to the clutch.
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When changing from 5th to 6th be sure to push the gear lever all the way to
the right to avoid accidentally down shifting into 3rd or 4th gears.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
CONTROLS
H shift pattern, shown on the gear knob.
AUTOMATIC GEARBOX WITH STEPTRONIC* GEAR
CHANGE
Depending on equipment level or options chosen
*Steptronic lets you drive in automatic mode or change gears manually.
Selection lever positions
[ P ] Park
Only move the selection lever to this position when the car is stopped.
In Park, the car wheels are locked.
[ R ] Reverse
Only move the selection lever to this position when the car is stopped.
[ N ] Neutral
Used for example while the car is in a car wash tunnel.
The car may move.
[ D ] Drive, automatic gear change position
This is the normal driving position.
[ Kick-down ] Accelerator hard down
For maximum performance.
Press the accelerator pedal all the way down, past the full throttle position.
[ M/S +- ] Manual & Sport
Manual mode and Sport program.
When the Sport program is selected, "SD" is displayed by the selection
indicator in the speedometer.
To change from the Sport program to Manual mode, press the selection
lever once.
Changing gears using the selection lever
• Press the selection lever once in the + direction:
the gearbox shifts up by one gear.
• Press the selection lever once in the – direction:
the gearbox shifts down by one gear.
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GUARANTEE
EP - Operating error
When EP is displayed by the gear selection display, this means that the
gearbox system has a problem. Avoid excessive demands: the selection lever
can be placed in all positions, but in the Drive position, the car will only run
with a limited range of gears available. Have the system checked as soon as
possible.
!
Before leaving the car, with the engine running, always move the selection
lever to the P position and apply the handbrake or the car could move.
To avoid accident, never leave the car unattended with the engine on.
If the selection lever is not left in the P position when the car is parked,
the selection lever position indicator remains lit and this could
discharge the battery.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
WARNING
WARNING
Never perform work in the engine compartment when a gear is engaged
as the vehicle may move.
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CONTROLS
A lock (Shiftlock) stops some selection lever positions from being selected
accidentally. To release the lock, press the button on the front of the selection
lever knob. The selection lever is released.
Once the car is stopped, press the brake pedal before moving the selection
lever from the P or N position, or else the selection lever will remain locked
(Shiftlock).
If the engine speed is too high when the car is stopped, the selection lever is also
locked to protect the gearbox. Keep your foot on the brake pedal until you wish
to move off as the car will move as soon as a gear is engaged.
SERVICING
Changing the selection lever position
CRUISE
CONTROL
Optional
To switch the cruise control on
Turn the stalk knob up so that the mark is
next to "on".
To increase the selected car speed
Push the stalk up.
To reduce the selected car speed
Push the stalk down.
To momentarily interrupt cruise control
Pull back on the stalk.
To switch the cruise control off
Turn the stalk knob down so that the mark is
next to "off".
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
HANDBRAKE
WARNING
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
When parking the car on a slope, we strongly recommend that, in addition
to applying the handbrake, you engage first gear or reverse, depending on
the slope, to ensure your vehicle remains stationary.
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!
To release the handbrake, slightly pull the lever up, press on the release
button, then push the lever all the way down.
CONTROLS
To apply the handbrake, pull the lever all the way up.
LIGHTING
CONTROLS
Ring "A"
SWITCHING THE LIGHTS ON
The lights are selected by rotating Ring "A"
• Lights off
• Side lights
• Low / high beam headlights
CHANGING FROM LOW TO HIGH BEAM HEADLIGHTS
Pull the stalk towards you: Low beam headlight operation is shown by the
green indicator light on the dashboard while the high beams are shown by the
blue indicator light.
DIRECTION INDICATORS
• Centre position: Direction indicators off
• High position: Right direction indicator on
• Low position: Left direction indicator on
NB: Pressing the stalk once, in either direction, automatically blinks the direction indicators three times.
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GUARANTEE
Ring "B"
HEADLIGHT FLASH
SERVICING
When the lights are switched off, you can flash the high
beams by pulling the stalk back towards the
steering wheel.
REAR MIST LIGHT
The rear mist light is selected by rotating Ring "B"
When the rear mist light is on, this is shown by the orange indicator light on the
dashboard. It works with the low and high beam headlights on.
CONTROLS
• Rear mist light off
• Rear mist light on
REMEMBER
When the weather is clear or when it is raining, during the day or at night,
the rear mist light will cause dazzle and its use is prohibited.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
HAZARD WARNING SWITCH
To switch the hazard warning indicators on or off,
press the switch located on the top of the centre
console.
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!
Ring "B" is automatically reset when the side lights are turned off so that you
cannot forget the rear mist light and leave it on.
HORN
To sound the horn, simply press the end
of the light stalk.
SCREEN WIPERS
To select the screen wiper mode, move the right hand stalk up or down.
The ignition must be switched on for
the screen wipers to work.
3 - Fast wipe
2 - Normal wipe
1 - Intermittent wipe
0 - Off
4 - Single wipe
SCREEN WASHERS
Pull the stalk towards the steering wheel to switch the screen washers on.
So long as the stalk is in this position, wash liquid is sprayed. Release the
lever: The screen washers stop spraying, but the screen wipers will continue to
sweep back and forth three more times.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
ELECTRIC WINDOW
LIFTS
Your PGO is fitted with electric operated side windows.
Press or pull on the switch, without going beyond the resistance point;
the window motion stops as soon as you release the switch.
AUTOMATIC MODE
Passenger's
side
window
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Driver's side
window
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
On the drivers side only, press or pull on the switch beyond the resistance point
and a single press or pull will completely close the window. The automatic
window open/close function only works when the engine is running.
MANUAL MODE
CONTROLS
The electric window controls are located on the central console behind the
gear shift lever.
DASHBOARD
INSTRUMENTS
SPEEDOMETER
Located on the left of the dashboard, the speedometer
also includes the headlight high beam, fasten seat belt and
battery indicators (see pages 39).
TACHOMETER
Located on the right of the dashboard, the tachometer
also includes the stop, handbrake on and central alert
indicators (see page 38).
Avoid running the engine in the red areas shown
by the tachometer.
When the engine enters this area, above a certain level,
the power is automatically reduced to protect the engine.
The maximum recommended engine speed is 6,000 rpm,
The ignition cut off is triggered at 6,500 rpm.
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GUARANTEE
The control display can be seen in the instrument
binnacle, between the tachometer and the
speedometer. From top to bottom, left to right, this
display shows you the outside temperature, date, time,
when the direction indicators are on, when the fuel
level is down to the reserve, when doors are open,
when the rear hatch is open (on the Hemera model
only), the odometer, the trip distance indicator, when
the air-conditioning is on, the hazard warning
indicators and the demisting system.
The control button for this display is located
at the base of the centre console, driver's
side, and the control button is used to
configure the following functions:
- Clock (adjusting date and time),
- Language (English, French, etc.) ,
- Contrast (screen display),
- Sound (when the centre button is pressed),
- Reset the trip distance indicator
(press long / up arrow)
Scroll
up (+)
Access the
menu
/ Confirm
Back
Scroll
down (-)
SERVICING
CONTROL DISPLAY
CONTROLS
00/00/2013
24°c
A
B
ENGINE COOLANT
TEMPERATURE GAUGE
When the engine is running and is up to temperature, the
needle should be within zone "A".
If the needle enters zone "B" immediately switch off the engine
as the temperature is too high. The central alert indicator blinks
(STOP). Contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
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Fuel reserve
indicator
Warning! When the needle on the gauge is between the
next to last graduation and zero, approximately 10 litres of
fuel remain.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
FUEL GAUGE
1 - DIRECTION INDICATOR LIGHTS
Each indicator light blinks at the same rate as the direction indicators.
If a direction indicator bulb fails, the indicator light will blink
approximately twice as fast. When the hazard warning indicators are on,
both direction indicator lights blink simultaneously.
2 - EOBD INDICATOR LIGHT
(European On Board Diagnostic)
When the ignition is switched on, this indicator comes on and it should go
out once the engine is running. If it stays lit, this means that there is an
emissions control system malfunction. In this case, contact an approved
3 - CENTRAL ALERT INDICATOR - STOP
(coupled with the engine oil pressure indicator and the engine coolant
temperature sensor)
When the ignition is switched on, the STOP indicator comes on and it
should go out once the engine is running. If it stays lit, then the engine
must be switched off. Check the engine oil and coolant liquid levels
(see pages 57 & 58).
If the problem remains, contact an approved PGO Automobiles service
centre.
4-H
ANDBRAKE ON AND MINIMUM BRAKE FLUID
LEVEL INDICATOR LIGHT
out once the engine is running.
If it remains lit, it indicates:
- that the handbrake is on or not completely released,
- an excessive drop in the brake fluid level.
In this case, always stop the car. Check the handbrake lever and the brake
fluid level (see page 60) or contact an approved PGO Automobiles service
centre.
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out once the engine is running. If it remains lit, this indicates a faulty battery
charge circuit. In this case, contact an approved PGO Automobiles service
centre.
SERVICING
5 - ALTERNATOR INDICATOR LIGHT
- not enough oil in the lubrication circuit.
In this case, check the engine oil level (see page 54). If the problem
remains, contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
7 - HEADLIGHT HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT
The indicator comes on when the high beams are lit or flashed.
8 - HEADLIGHT LOW BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT
The indicator light comes on when the low beams are lit.
9 - REAR MIST LIGHT INDICATOR LIGHT
The indicator comes on when the rear mist light is lit.
10 - FUEL RESERVE INDICATOR LIGHT
The indicator comes on when the fuel level falls to the reserve level.
There are approximately 10 litres left in the fuel tank.
If it comes on or blinks while driving, it indicates:
- inadequate oil pressure,
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
out once the engine is running.
CONTROLS
6 - ENGINE OIL PRESSURE INDICATOR LIGHT
(depending on specification)
With the ignition on, this indicator comes on if either the driver or the
passenger has not fastened their seatbelt.
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11 - SEATBELT UNFASTENED INDICATOR LIGHT
GUARANTEE
All PGO come with two inside lights mounted in the footwells, on either side
of the centre console. Hemera comes with a third inside light above the
windscreen and a fourth in the boot.
All of the inside lights can be set to light automatically when the doors or the
rear hatch open or they can be switched on or off. How they operate is set by
moving their switch sideways:
CONTROLS
• Automatic on
• Always off
• Always on
• Map reading
SERVICING
INSIDE LIGHTS
A 12 volt power socket is provided on the right side of the centre console so that
you can recharge your mobile devices (10 amps max.).
USB PORT AND JACK
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
The glovebox is provided with a USB port and mini jack socket for connecting
an MP3 or iPodTM music source.
12V SOCKET
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SERVICING
DEFROSTING
& DEMISTING
Your PGO is equipped with windscreen and rearview mirror heaters for
defrosting and demisting them. To activate this function, press the switch
located at the base of the centre console.
CONTROLS
DEFROSTING AND DEMISTING THE WINDSCREEN
AND THE REARVIEW MIRRORS
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
These functions switch off automatically after a few minutes, once the
frost or mist have cleared.
The defrosting and demisting of your PGO only work when the ignition is
switched on and the engine is running.
VENTILATION
& HEATING
ADJUSTING THE AIR FLOW
Turn the control knob from the off position via 3
variable settings to select enough air flow to ensure
your comfort. The side air vents also let you adjust and
aim the air flow.
ADJUSTING HOW THE AIR FLOW
IS DISTRIBUTED
• Defrosting and demisting the windscreen
• Movable side air vents
• Lower air outlets
ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE
Modulate the air temperature to suit, adjusting from
blue (ambient air) to red (hot air).
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SERVICING
SWITCHING ON AND OFF
To switch the air-conditioning on, press the button located at the centre
of the heating and ventilation control panel and turn the ventilation
knob to 1 so that the air-conditioning comes on.
NB: Once the air-conditioning is on, you can adjust the temperature to suit, adjusting from blue (cold air)
to red (hot air).
IMPORTANT
Run the air-conditioning for 5 to 10 minutes, once or twice a month to keep
it in perfect operating condition (even in winter).
If the system does not produce cold air, don't use it.
Contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
Remark: The condensation from the air-conditioning causes water to run
under the vehicle when stopped. This is normal.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Air-conditioning is designed for all seasons:
- in summer, it serves to lower the temperature,
- in winter, above 0°C, it enhances the efficiency of the demisting function.
CONTROLS
AIR-CONDITIONING
ADJUSTING THE
REARVIEW MIRRORS
OUTSIDE MIRRORS
To select which mirror to adjust, turn the control button located in
front of the electric window buttons to the left or the right.
To adjust the selected rearview mirror, move the control button in all four
directions until you achieve the desired adjustment.
To fold the rearview mirrors
(when parked, for example),
turn the button towards the rear.
To unfold the rearview mirrors (when leaving a parking
space, for example), turn the button towards the front.
INSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR
The inside mirror has two positions: Day (normal) and Night (anti-dazzle).
To change from one to the other, pull on the lever located on the lower edge
of the mirror.
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Fastening the seatbelts
Grab the metal buckle, pull the strap
across your chest, then insert it into
the lock.
An audible click confirms locking.
WARNING!
For your own safety, and however short the distance you intend to travel,
always wear your seatbelt.
Avoid twisting the seatbelt (to be effective, a seatbelt must be kept taut
and as close as possible to the body).
As a precaution, have the seatbelts replaced every ten years.
After impact, have your restraining system checked by an approved PGO
Automobiles service centre.
The passenger seat and its seatbelt are unsuitable for retaining
children under the age of 12 and for the use of child seats.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Unfastening the seatbelts
Press the red button on the lock and pull
on the metal buckle.
CONTROLS
SERVICING
SEAT
BELTS
SEATS
For aesthetic and quality reasons, your car seats are entirely handmade by a
professional seat maker.
Correct seat adjustment is important to ensure:
- Quick and easy access to all controls,
- A confortable and relaxed position,
- Maximum seatbelt protection.
LONGITUDINAL ADJUSTMENT
Raise the control lever and slide the seat forwards or backwards.
ADJUSTING THE SEAT BACK
Press the lever located on the side of the seat to release the seat back and
adjust its incline to suit.
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SERVICING
ADJUSTING THE
STEERING WHEEL
HEIGHT
CONTROLS
1 - Lower the adjustment lever to unlock the steering wheel.
2 - Set the desired height.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
3 - Raise the adjustment lever again to lock the steering wheel.
WARNING!
Never adjust the steering wheel position while driving: A wrong move may
cause an accident.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
BOOT
Your PGO has a front baggage compartment.
CONTROLS
TO OPEN THE FRONT BOOT
1) Under the dashboard, to your left,
pull the control lever downwards.
2) At the front of the car, to release the boot lid:
- Slightly lift the lid and press the safety latch,
- Lift the lid all the way (gas cylinders assist you
and hold the boot lid open).
TO CLOSE THE FRONT BOOT
1) Pull the lid down and press down on the edge to lock.
IMPORTANT
In Speedster II and Cévennes models, never place objects or bags in the
rear compartment or they may be damaged. This compartment is only
provided for accessing the engine.
Only the front compartment is provided for baggage storage.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
2) Make sure it is locked.
REAR HATCH
On Hemera models only
TO OPEN THE REAR HATCH
1) Press the button located in the door jamb,
on the driver's side.
- Lift the hatch all the way (gas cylinders assist you
and hold the hatch open).
TO CLOSE THE REAR HATCH
1) Close the hatch by grabbing the body fold line.
2) Press down on the centre of the hatch.
3) Make sure it is locked.
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SOFT TOP
Speedster II and Cévennes models have a two part handmade soft top comprising
a waterproof three layer covering* and a frame to support and tension the soft top.
SERVICING
On Speedster II and Cévennes models
*The outer and inner layers are made from alpaga or optionally from two-colour alpaga while the middle layer
comprises a waterproof polyurethane film)
**To ensure a long life for the rear window, make sure there are no folds
to damage it when pushing the soft top back.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
To raise the soft top
1) Remove the soft top cover.
2) Roll down the side windows.
3) Pull the soft top up using the centre handle.
4) Lock the centre handle (pull down and backwards).
5) C
lose the snap fasteners on the outside of the soft top on the left and right sides.
CONTROLS
To lower the soft top
1) P
ull open the snap fasteners on the outside of the soft top
on the left and right sides.
2) Roll down the side windows.
3) Unlock the soft top centre handle (pull down and forwards).
4) Fold the soft top back** using the centre handle and holding the frame.
5) Fit the soft top cover, if desired.
RUNNING IN
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE FIRST 2,000 KILOMETRES
Careful material selection and quality assembly guarantee optimum
performance by all engine parts.
Nevertheless, during the first few hours of operation, internal friction
will be greater, until the moving parts have bedded in. The way they fit together
properly depends mainly on the way you drive for the first 2,000 kilometres.
Avoiding constant engine speeds and regularly changing gears without over
revving will ensure the perfect running in for your car.
In detail, please follow a few recommendations set out below during the first
2,000 kilometres:
- Always warm up the engine slowly whilst driving and not when stationary,
- Before stopping the engine, always leave it to idle for approximately
30 seconds,
- For the first 1,000 kilometres, do not exceed 3,500 rpm,
- Before reaching the 2,000 kilometres mark, do not exceed 5,000 rpm,
- Take care to accelerate progressively to achieve smooth rises in
engine speed.
Your engine will only reach its full power after 7,000 to 10,000 kilometres.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
REMEMBER
Only use products recommended by PGO Automobiles.
FUEL
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
To ensure proper operation, your PGO requires Super unleaded
(95 or 98 octane) fuel.
The vehicle's fuel tank capacity is 42 litres.
FILLING THE TANK
Always stop the engine before filling the tank.
The fuel tank filler is located on the right hand side of the
car. Insert the key and turn it left.
Remove the fuel filler cap.
FUEL SUPPLY CUT OFF
After serious impact, a mechanism cuts off the fuel supply to the engine.
The cut off switch is located in the "electrical box" located behind the passenger seat. To restart the fuel supply, press the red button on the switch located
behind the flap, behind the seats.
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CONTROLS
VEHICLE
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
ACCESS TO THE ENGINE
On Speedster II and Cévennes models,
two covers allow access to the engine for
regular service operations:
To check the engine oil level, open the cover located
under the rear window shelf, inside the car.
To access the engine air filter and the coolant level,
open the engine cover.
The handle for opening
the rear bonnet cover
is located behind the
passenger seat.
For Hemera models, a single engine cover allows
access to the engine for regular servicing operations.
This cover can be found inside the rear baggage
compartment, under the rear window shelf, inside the
car and it allows access to the engine oil level, the air
filter, the coolant liquid level and to the spark plugs.
To remove this cover, move the seats forward, remove the headrests and
incline the seat backs forward. Remove the carpet and remove the
compartment cover from inside the car (another access is possible by
dismantling the box that holds the electrical components, behind the seats,
after first removing the box cover).
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The handle for opening
the rear hatch is located
on the driver's side door
jamb.
GUARANTEE
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
WARNING
If possible, prior to performing any work in the engine compartment:
- Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key,
- Make sure the handbrake is fully on,
- Place the gear shift lever in neutral,
- Let the engine cool.
Be careful if you need to perform inspection work with the engine
running: moving parts (belt, alternator, etc.) and the high voltage ignition
represent additional hazards.
Take care to never confuse the various fluids when replenishing them as
this could cause serious malfunctions.
ENGINE OIL
The engine contains 4.2 litres of oil, or 4.7 litres including the oil filter and
OW30 quality oil is used.
WARNING
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
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CONTROLS
SERVICING
Be especially careful when working in the engine compartment!
Some specific quality oils have been approved for specific conditions,
like severe weather or driving, for example.
Refer to an approved PGO Automobiles service centre to preserve your
driving experience and optimise the servicing costs for your vehicle.
Important remark : engine oils are specially developed and are continually being improved. For this reason,
the indications provided in this handbook can only refer to oils available at the time of publication.
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL
The engine oil level must be checked regularly. Top up the engine oil level
between two oil changes, if necessary (the maximum normal oil consumption
is 0.5 litres per 1,000 km).
CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL
The car must be on a flat surface with the engine cold.
To check the oil, remove the dipstick and wipe it clean, push it
back in all the way and pull it out
again to read the level. Keep the
oil level between the maximum
and minimum marks on the
dipstick.
Be sure to never exceed
the maximum level.
ADDING ENGINE OIL
Remove the oil filler cap and pour the oil in using a funnel. Then check the
oil level with the dipstick. When the oil level is above the minimum mark,
there is no need to fill the oil up to the maximum mark. Nevertheless,
always make sure that there is enough oil that the level will not fall
below the minimum mark before the next oil change.
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WARNING
When a lot is demanded of the engine (during long trips in summer or on
mountain roads), the oil level should be kept as close as possible to
the maximum mark.
When adding oil, always ensure that it does not come into contact with hot
engine parts as this may cause a fire hazard.
We recommend checking the oil level at least every 3,000 km and
before starting a long trip.
Carefully close the oil filler cap and push the dipstick all the way in or
some oil may leak out while the engine is running.
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GUARANTEE
GEARBOX OIL
SERVICING
The gearbox contains 1.9 litres of Texaco MTF94 oil.
It is lubricated for life and does not require an oil change. To check the
gearbox oil level, contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
ENGINE COOLANT
WARNING
As the engine coolant circuit is under pressure, wait for at least one hour
after stopping the engine before taking any action on it.
If an urgent fix is required, to avoid any burn hazard, loosen the cap by two
turns to release the pressure before opening.
Once the pressure is released, remove the cap and refill the coolant up to
the maximum mark.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
When the engine is hot, the temperature of the coolant is regulated by the
electric cooling fan that can also operate when the ingnition is switched off.
CONTROLS
Always use an inorganic "IAT" type product
(protection down to -35°C is recommended).
BRAKE FLUID
The brake fluid reservoir is located in the front baggage compartment.
The fluid reservoir is transparent so that you can visibly check the fluid level
from the outside. The fluid level must always be kept between the two high and
low level lines, without ever exceeding either of them.
The fluid level will fall slightly due to brake pad wear. This is normal.
However, if the fluid level falls sharply and rapidly, then the braking system
may have developed a leak. You should immediately see an approved
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WARNING
If the brake fluid is old, steam bubbles may form in the brake system
during hard braking. This considerably hinders brake effectiveness and
therefore driving safety.
Brake fluid is toxic and highly corrosive. It must be kept in its original
container out of the reach of children.
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GUARANTEE
BRAKE PADS
SERVICING
Brake pad wear depends on how the car is driven,
especially for cars used in town, over short
distances or when driven is a sporty way.
We recommend regularly checking the condition of
brakes on your PGO, even between two service checks.
WHEELS
- Your driving habits: cornering at high speed, accelerating sharply or
braking suddenly all increase tyre wear.
- Wheel alignment: faulty front and rear wheel alignment causes abnormal
tyre wear, most often one sided, resulting in reduced safety margins when
driving.
- Tyre wear limit: the safe tyre wear limit is reached when the tread depth falls
below 1 mm in relation to the surface of the tyre or when the tyre wears down
to the tread wear indicator (TWI). We do however recommend that you not wait
until this limit is reached before replacing your tyres as driving in wet
conditions may not guarantee proper road holding. An approved PGO
Automobiles service centre can advise you on the choice of your new tyres.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
- Tyre pressure: Incorrect tyre pressure reduces tyre life and impacts driving
and fuel consumption. We therefore recommend checking tyre pressures at
regular intervals (at least once a month or every 2,000 km). A label on the
driver's side door jamb near the door lock shows the recommended tyre
pressures (see p.80).
Tyre life is essentially dependent on:
CONTROLS
Because the tyres and wheels are essential safety components, PGO
Automobiles makes sure that those mounted on your vehicle are faultless.
To optimise their life, here are some useful tips…
BATTERY
The battery is located in the front baggage compartment, under the carpet.
Tip: As winter approaches, have your battery checked by an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
CHANGING THE BATTERY
If you need to replace the battery be sure that the new one is the same shape
and has the same voltage (12V) and current (60Ah) ratings.
!
WARNING
Before working on the car's electrical equipment,
disconnect the positive (+) lead from the battery.
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GUARANTEE
Screen wash
liquid reservoir
SERVICING
Power steering
fluid reservoir
SCREEN WIPERS
CONTROLS
To ensure proper visibility, it is essential to keep
the wiper blades clean and in good condition.
Note: Clean the wiper blades using a window cleaning liquid to stop
them from leaving smears on the windscreen.
SCREEN WASH LIQUID RESERVOIR
The screen wash reservoir is located under the front
baggage compartment and its filler cap can be
found under the carpet.
Important: To ensure optimum visibility, we recommend filling the
screen wash reservoir with a specialist cleaning product that will guarantee improved screen wiper effectiveness.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
POWER STEERING FLUID RESERVOIR
The power steering fluid reservoir filler cap is located
in the front baggage compartment, under the carpet, to
the right of the screen wash liquid filler.
Only use Dextron hydraulic fluid.
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Keep the fluid level between the two marks on the
side of the reservoir.
GUARANTEE
SERVICING
WINTER STORAGE
& CLEANING
To keep the battery charged during winter storage periods, open the front boot
lid, lift the carpet and disconnect the positive (+) lead from the battery.
ATTENTION
CLEANING YOUR PGO
Proper, regular care helps your car retain its value. You will find the necessary
products at your authorised PGO Automobiles service centre.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Note: Before using these products, be sure to follow the instructions provided
on their packaging.
After disconnecting the battery take care to leave the bonnet very slightly
open.
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CONTROLS
STORING YOUR PGO FOR THE WINTER
WASHING
The best way to protect your PGO from environmental impact is to wash it often
and to apply a protective product.
How often you need to care for your car depends on its use, where you park
it, weather conditions and environmental conditions.
Dead insects, tar spots, bird droppings, tree resin, etc. all take a toll. The
longer aggressive deposits remain on the car's paintwork, the more of a
damaging effect they will have.
High temperatures (intense sunlight) as well as dew formation at night all
increase their damaging effects.
Consequently, don't delay before cleaning impurities off the bodywork.
We recommend washing your car with regular water, from top to bottom,
so that its paintwork retains is best shine.
Do not use high pressure washing or car wash rollers.
When winter ends and there is no more salt on the roads, rinse off the
underside of the car.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
CONTROLS
The soft top should not be cleaned every time the car is washed. A clear
water rinse is enough.
If the soft top becomes dirty, wet it, rub it using a soft brush and soapy water,
then carefully rinse off with clear water.
Never use detergents or solvents to remove stains: these will affect the
waterproofing and shorten the life of the materials used to make the soft top.
CLEANING THE REAR HATCH
Using a soft cloth, clean the rear hatch with water, car body shampoo or a
window cleaning product.
First of all, a wet soft top must always dry while kept taught, i.e. up and
fastened. Before washing it, prefer dusting it off using a soft brush.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
CLEANING THE SOFT TOP
Car leather is cleaned using a soft haired brush and some soapy water. Avoid
using too much water and dry everything fully using a soft cloth.
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CLEANING THE LEATHER
ACCESSORIES AND MODIFICATIONS
Official PGO Automobiles accessories and genuine PGO Automobiles spare
parts are available from approved PGO Automobiles service centres and
dealers who will fit these items professionally to guarantee you the best
service.
Any technical modifications must be made in line with directives from
PGO Automobiles. This way you can be sure that the vehicle will not be
damaged and that road safety and operating safety will be retained and that
the guarantee conditions are complied with.
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WARNING
In your own interest, we recommend that you only use genuine PGO
Automobiles accessories and spare parts.
These accessories and spare parts have been tested for reliability and
are suitable for your car. Even if in some cases an official type approval
or other administrative approval has been obtained by third party
accessories or spare parts, PGO Automobiles cannot take a position as
regards this, despite continually observing market trends and cannot be
held liable should these components be used.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
TOWING
& LIFTING
TOWING THE VEHICLE
CONTROLS
Take the tow ring out of its housing in the front boot,
behind the puncture repair spray. Lift the carpet at the
front of the boot. Remove the clip in cap. Screw in the tow
ring so that the vehicle can be towed. The boot remains
open, do not attempt to close it.
Note: To tow the car from the rear, use the lower suspension arms.
LIFTING THE VEHICLE
Front

Rear
At the front: under the chassis at the front frame level.
At the rear: under the chassis at the rear frame level, behind, the rear side air
scoop.
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
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
The car must only be lifted using the jacking points:
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WARNING
Never lift the car using the engine sump, the gearbox or the side sills, or
serious damage may result.
IN THE EVENT OF A PUNCTURE
Your PGO does not come with a spare wheel but
is provided with a puncture repair spray.
If needed, it can be found in the front boot.
Proceed as follows:
1) If possible, remove the cause of the puncture.
2) Turn the wheel so that the tyre valve is located at the 2 o'clock or 10 o'clock
position.
3) Shake the spray can energetically (and during very cold weather, heat it for
a few minutes in your hands).
4) Inject the product through the valve, then drive off, without delay and at
moderate speed, to the nearest garage.
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WARNING
For your safety and before using the puncture repair spray can, carefully
read the instructions provided on the packaging.
The spray can is only provided for making temporary repairs. After use,
you will need to have the tyre removed from the wheel and properly
repaired by a specialist.
As the spray can is under pressure, it should not be exposed to
temperatures in excess of 50°C.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
CONTROLS
All of the car's electrical systems are protected by fuses.
The fuse box is located on the passenger side, behind the cover located
behind the seat backs.
Proceed as follows:
1) Remove the cover and pull out the blown fuse.
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
CHANGING
A FUSE
Remark: If the fuse blows again, contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre to service the car's
electrical circuit.
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2) Fit the new fuse that must have the same power rating.
The fuse must be pushed all the way in.
FUSE ASSIGNMENTS
F1B: Engine cooling fan (40A)
F5A: Horn, side lights (25A)
F4: General CANWAY (5A)
F5B: CANWAY (5A)
F8: LCD backlighting, gauge indicators (5A)
F23: 12V power socket (10A)
F24B: Audio system memory (5A)
F28: Relaybox (15A)
F3: OBD diagnostics (5A)
F1A: Brake light switch (5A)
F2A: Dials, LCD display (5A)
F6: Central locking, alarm (5A)
F11: Left & centre brake lights (5A)
F12: Right brake light (5A)
F25A: Wiper stalk (15A)
F32B: Reversing light (5A)
F7: Electric windows, wipers, ACC immobox (10A)
F19: Rear mist light AR (5A)
F24A: Audio system (15A)
F27: Screen demisting, rearview mirror demisting (30A)
F40: Internal ventilation (25A)
F37: Relaybox, inside roof light, indirect lighting Hemera (5A)
F39: Left window relaybox (20A)
F41: Right window relaybox (20A)
F29: Left direction indicators CANWAY (5A)
F31: Right direction indicators CANWAY (5A)
F32A: Low beams (10A)
F30: High beams (10A)
F34: Sidelights (5A)
F02: Engine computer (25A)
F10: Ignition relay (20A)
F68: VVT relay (40A)
F25B: Fuel pump (10A)
F38: Air-conditioning (15A)
MF12: Protection ahead of the ignition switch (50A)
MF13: Protection ahead of the ignition switch (40A)
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F12
F25A F32B
F7
F19
F24A
F27
F40
Main-R
6
Amont =>
MF
12
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DA
F3B
F7
F6B
Fusibles Moteur
F37
Aval =>
Amont =>
Aval =>
Amont =>
F1B
F39
F5A
F4
F41
F29
F5B
FB
F31
F23
F32A
F30
F24B
F34
F2B
F3
F02
F1A
F03
F04
F2A
F6
F05
F10
F11
F12
Relais ISO
F25B
F25A F32B
Relais non ISO
GUARANTEE
FP-R
OUV-AR
4
5
F19
Fus sur +APC
FP-R
F24A
F27
Fus sur +ACC
OUV-AR
Amont
NEIMANN
Amont
NEIMANN
F40
Fus sur +BAT
IGNI-R
4
6
2
DA
F3B
MF
12
Fusibles Habitacle
1
Fusibles Moteur
WT-R
5
MF
13
MF
13
F25B
IGNI-R
F6B
WT-R
F10
Main-R
F05
3
fuse rating:
MF12
= 50A
Aval => Max.
F37
F39 F41 F29
F31 F32A F30
F34 F02 F03 F04
MF13 = 40A
3
SERVICING
F11
2
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Fus sur +BAT
F6
1
Fusibles Habitacle
F2A
Plot 4 +APC
F1A
Plot 3 +ACC
5 fuse-relay
panel
Aval => EURO
F1B F5A F4
F5B
FB
F23 F24B
F2B F3
Plot 2 +BAT
FUSE BOX COMPARTMENT
Plot 1 +BAT
Amont =>
CHANGING
BULBS
FRONT LIGHTS
Headlight bulbs H4 55/60W
Sidelight bulbs 5W
After removing the wheel arch cover:
1) Remove the clip that holds the headlight cover in place.
2) Disconnect the appropriate bulb.
3) For the headlight, remove the clips that retain the headlight bulb.
4) Replace the bulb, then be sure to reconnect all of the wires and refit all of
the clips and the headlight cover.
5) Refit the wheel arch cover.
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FRONT DIRECTION INDICATORS
Direction indicator bulbs PY21W
SERVICING
After removing the wheel arch cover:
1) Turn the relevant bulb holder towards the left (counter clockwise).
2) Pull on the bulb holder without pulling on any other wires to avoid
disconnecting anything.
3) Change the bulb and be sure to properly refit the bulb holder.
4) Refit the wheel arch cover.
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REAR LIGHTS
Brake light bulbs P21W
Direction indicator bulbs PY21W
Rear mist light bulb P21W
Reversing light bulb P21W
Your PGO comes equipped with very long life LED lights. Should they fail,
have them replaced by an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
CENTRE BRAKE LIGHT
For Speedster II and Cévennes models (LED lights)
Have the centre brake light replaced by an approved PGO Automobiles service
centre.
On the Hemera model (with a conventional centre brake light with 2 W bulbs)
You can change the bulbs yourself:
1) Open the rear hatch and remove the light cover by un-clipping it.
2) Disconnect the light.
3) Unscrew the bulb holder.
4) Change the 2W bulb and be sure to properly reconnect the light.
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REAR LIGHTS
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
For the direction indicator, mist and reversing light bulbs,
proceed in the same way as for the front direction indicators.
SIDE DIRECTION INDICATOR
The bulb is integral with the light. You will need to replace the entire direction
indicator repeater.
1) Unclip the light.
2) Hold the connector and disconnect the repeater.
3) Replace the repeater.
REGISTRATION PLATE LIGHTING
Bulb C5W
1) Remove the screws that retain the registration plate light.
2) Remove the plate light.
3) Change the bulb.
INSIDE LIGHTS
Bulb C5W
1) Using a screwdriver, unclip the light.
2) Unclip the bulb holder.
3) Change the bulb.
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SERVICING
BATTERY
RECHARGING WITH A BATTERY CHARGER
1) Disconnect the battery starting with the negative (-) terminal.
2) Reconnect the battery starting with the positive (+) terminal.
CONTROLS
Note: Always follow the instructions for use provided by the battery manufacturer.
Also be sure to check battery terminal and connector condition: If they are covered with sulphate
(a white or green deposit), then disassemble them and clean them.
STARTING THE CAR USING ANOTHER BATTERY
Your PGO has a body made from composite materials;
you will only find a grounding point on the chassis or the engine.
When leaving the car parked for more than a month,
disconnect the battery.
Never disconnect the car's battery leads when the engine is running.
Never recharge the battery without first disconnecting the battery leads.
After disconnecting the battery, turn the ignition on and wait for at least
ten seconds before starting the engine so that the electronic systems
have time to initialise. After this action, if slight problems persist,
contact an approved PGO Automobiles service centre.
Never connect an external battery charger to the car’s fusebox.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
IMPORTANT
!
1) Connect the red cable to the positive (+) terminals on both batteries.
2) Connect one end of the black or green cable to the negative (-) terminals
on both batteries.
3) Turn the starter motor and once started, leave the engine running.
Wait until the car returns to a steady idle, then disconnect the cables.
AUDIO SYSTEM-GPS
Your car is equipped with an auto system-GPS
CD & MP3 player.
For instructions on its use, please refer to the instructions provided
with the installation.
GUARANTEE
SERVICING
TECHNICAL
DATA
Multi-tube and steel box chassis
Reinforced polyester body
CONTROLS
ENGINE
Transverse, middle-rear position
Number of cylinders: 4 in-line
Displacement (bore x stroke): 1598 cc (77 x 85.8 mm)
Valve gear: 16 valves, dohc, BMW Valvetronic
Fuel delivery: direct multipoint injection, turbocharger
Rated power: 135 kW (184 hp DIN) from 5,400 to 6,450 rpm
Rated torque: 240 Nm (24.4 mkg) from 1,600 to 5,000 rpm
260 Nm overboost for 10 seconds between 1,743 to 4,500 rpm
Compression ratio: 10.5:1
Emissions control system: 3-way catalytic converter
TRANSMISSION
Manual 6-speed + reverse
or automatic 6-speed + reverse with Steptronic system.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Battery: 12 Volt - 60 Ah
CHASSIS / STEERING
Front suspension: McPherson struts, lower triangle arms, anti-roll bar
Rear axle: McPherson struts, lower multi-arms
Brakes: Ventilated disc brakes all round
Wheels: aluminium 7x17 rims
Tyre size: 205/40 ZR 17
Tyre pressure: 1.6 kg front / 1.8 kg rear (pressure when cold)
Steering: rack and pinion
Turning circle: 9.40 m
WEIGHTS & VOLUMES
Unladen weight: 997 kg / Speedster II; 998 kg / Cévennes; 1012 kg / Hemera.
Max. load: 1,286 kg
Fuel tank capacity: 42 litres
Boot volume: ≈110 dm3 for Speedster II & Cévennes models,
≈ 240 dm3 for Hemera model.
*Important: Your PGO cannot be used for pulling (trailers, caravans, etc.)
PERFORMANCE & FUEL CONSUMPTION
Max. speed on circuit: 225 km/h max. (0 to 100 km/h: 5.9 s)
Fuel consumption, in litres (Super 95RON lead-free), city/road/mixed cycle:
10.4/5.9/7.6
CO2 emissions: 175 g/km
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
The manufacturer's plate comprising the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
is located on the right hand side in the rear engine access compartment.
The chassis number stamping can be found on the right hand side in the front
boot.
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GUARANTEE
SERVICING
SPEEDSTER II
2261 mm
3846 mm
x
CONTROLS
x
1430 mm
1735 mm
Vehicle dimensions
Length: 3846 mm - Width: 1735 mm
Height: 1320 mm - Wheelbase: 2261 mm
Front/rear track: 1440 mm/1430 mm
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
1320 mm
1440 mm
CÉVENNES
x
2261 mm
3700 mm
1320 mm
1440 mm
1430 mm
1735 mm
Vehicle dimensions
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x
GUARANTEE
SERVICING
HEMERA
x
CONTROLS
3735 mm
2261 mm
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
1307 mm
1440 mm
1430 mm
1735 mm
Vehicle dimensions
83
x
INDEX
A
Accessories
Access to the engine Adjusting the air flow Adjusting the air flow direction Adjusting the seats Adjusting the steering wheel height Air-conditioning Air-conditioning recharge
Air filter Air ventilation Audio system Automatic gearbox 68
56
4445
44
48
49
45
13
14-56
44
78
28
B
Battery Boot Brakes
Brake fluid Brake fluid level Brake lights
Brake pads Bulbs 62-77
51
13-61
12-60
12-38-60
75
61
74
C
Centre brake light Changing a bulb Changing a fuse
Changing a wheel Changing spark plugs Changing the battery Changing the air filter 84
75
74
7173
70
12
77
14-56
GUARANTEE
23
5759
14
13-39-5860-63
58
66
37
59
30
SERVICING
Changing the remote control battery
Changing the oil Changing the oil filter Checking fluid levels Checking the engine oil level Cleaning and maintenance Clock Cooling circuit Cruise control Electronic anti-theft Electric windows Electric window winds
Engines Engine compartment Engine coolant level Engine coolant temperature indicator Engine dipstick Engine displacement Engine hood Engine oil Engine oil change Engine oil level Engine oil level indicator Engine oil pressure indicator 24
35
35
79
56
12-59
37
58
79
56
5758
1314
58
56
39
85
E
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
22-36-41
43
36
32-75
23
Dashboard
Defrosting and demisting the windscreen Dials Direction indicators Door central locking CONTROLS
D
F
Filling the tank
Fuel Fuel consumption Fuel filler cap Fuel gauge Fuel level indicator Fuel supply cut off Fuel tank capacity Fuse box Fuses 55
55-80
80
55
37
37
55
55
73
7173
G
Gear shift pattern Gear shift lever Gearbox oil 2729
27
59
H
Hazard warning indicators Headlight flashing Heating High beam headlights Horn
33
33-39
44
32
34
I
Identification plate Ignition key and steering lock Ignition switch Inside lights Inside rearview mirror Instructions for running in 80
24
24
41-76
46
54
K
Keys and central locking 23
Lifting the vehicle 69
L
86
GUARANTEE
32
32-76
6567
23
32
57
SERVICING
Light controls Lighting Looking after the bodywork Locking the vehicle Low beam headlights Lubricants M
Max. weight
80
Parking brake Pollen filter
Power steering fluid reservoir 31
13
63
R
Rear hatch Rear mist light
Rearview mirrors Recharging the battery Remote control Registration plate lights Reversing lights 52
33-75
46
77
23
76
75
S
Screen wash liquid Screen wash liquid reservoir 34-63
63
87
P
EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
37
13-14-56
57
3641
51
55
52
53
Odometer Oil filter
Oil consumption Onboard instruments
Opening the front boot Opening the fuel filler flap Opening the rear hatch Opening the soft top CONTROLS
O
Screen wiper blades Screen wiper controls Screen wipers and washers Seats Seatbelts Servicing (intervals) Side direction indicator Side lights Soft top Spare wheel Spark plugs
Speedometer Starting the engine Steering lock Steering wheel (adjustment) Stopping the engine 12 V socket 34-63
34
34-63
48
14-39-47
1021
76
32-75
53
70
12
36
25
24
49
26
41
T
Tachometer Technical data
Technical specifications Tyres Tyre inflation Tyre pressure Tyre puncture Towing 36
79
7983
61-80
61
80
70
69
U
Unlocking the front boot 88
51
GUARANTEE
8183
80
54
44
W
3739
66
65
61-80
The manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications to the specifications, standard equipment, optional extras and prices
without prior notice. The models shown in the photographs are not contractually binding and comprise options that cost extra.
The specifications, standard equipment, optional extras and prices may differ from one country to another. No part of these
instructions may be reproduced without express permission from PGO Automobiles.
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EXTERIOR ELEMENTS
Warning and check indicators Washing Winter storage Wheels SERVICING
Vehicle dimensions Vehicle identification Vehicle running-in Ventilation CONTROLS
V
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- Photo credits: Benjamin Celier - Justin Personnaz
PGO Automobiles
ZA de la Pyramide - 30 380 St-Christol-lez-Alès, France
Phone: +33 (0)4 66 605 605 - [email protected] - www.pgo.fr

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