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If you still cannot start the engine,<br />
get in touch with a Fiat Dealership.<br />
IMPORTANT When the outside<br />
temperature is low, it is important to<br />
note that the use of a more fluid oil<br />
will facilitate starting the cold engine.<br />
Therefore, in winter, follow the advice<br />
in chapter “Technical specifications”,<br />
paragraph “Fluids and lubricants”.<br />
IMPORTANT Never leave the ignition<br />
key at MAR when the engine is off.<br />
Minibus and School Bus versions:<br />
press the ignition enable button located<br />
to the left of the steering column<br />
as shown in the specific supplement<br />
to this handbook.<br />
HOW TO WARM UP<br />
THE ENGINE AFTER IT<br />
HAS JUST STARTED<br />
(petrol and diesel versions)<br />
– Begin to move forward slowly letting<br />
the engine turn at medium revs.<br />
Do not accelerate abruptly.<br />
– Do not push the engine to its limit<br />
for the first few kilometres. You are<br />
recommended to wait until the<br />
coolant temperature indicator starts<br />
to move.<br />
EMERGENCY START-UP<br />
If the Fiat CODE system fails to<br />
recognise that code transmitted by the<br />
ignition key (warning light Y on the<br />
instrument panel lit) the emergency<br />
start-up can be performed by using the<br />
CODE card code.<br />
See the “In an emergency” section.<br />
Catalysed vehicles must<br />
not be bump started<br />
(pushed, towed or coasted<br />
downhill) as this could cause<br />
fuel to flow into the catalytic exhaust<br />
system and damage it beyond<br />
repair.<br />
WARNING<br />
Remember that until the<br />
engine has started the<br />
brake booster and power steering<br />
systems will not work and a greater<br />
effort will therefore be required to<br />
depress the brake pedal or turn the<br />
steering wheel.<br />
GETTING THE BEST OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE<br />
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