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RF remote control: Ministerial homologation
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Re-connecting the battery
– Open the luggage compartment
with the key.
– Connect the battery.
– Release the door locks with the key.
– Reactivate the electronic anti-theft
device pressing the remote control
button once.
– Set the clock.
WARNING After reconnecting the
battery, before operating the top, raise
the windows fully in order to allow the
ECU to be reactivated correctly.
WARNING Each time the battery is
reconnected, wait at least 30 seconds
with the ignition key in the “MAR”
position before starting the engine so
as to allow the electronic system which
operates the motor-driven valves to
perform the self-learning process.
During this time it is essential not to
activate any device.
RF remote control:
Ministerial homologation
Some countries do not require a
specific domestic homologation in the
event that the car has already obtained
other European homologations.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Historical Background 4
- Introduction 6
- “Cambiocorsa" gearbox 7
- Danger symbols 8
- Symbols of prohibitions 8
- Warning symbols 9
- Car identification data 13
- Identification plates 14
- (European version) 14
- Identification data 15
- Key codes 16
- Electronic anti-theft 17
- Active and passive safety 19
- Seat belts 20
- Load limiting devices 21
- Pretensioners 21
- Safe use of the seat belts 23
- Safe transport of children 24
- Front and side airbags 30
- Front airbags 31
- Passenger side airbag 32
- (full size airbag) 32
- Manual passenger side airbag 33
- (European models only) 33
- Side airbags (side bags) 34
- General warnings 35
- MSP System 37
- ABS and EBD systems 38
- ASR system (electronic 40
- Parking sensors (optional) 41
- Sensor range 42
- Fire extinguisher 44
- Fuel cut-off inertia switch 45
- Instruments and controls 47
- Dashboard (version with 48
- Instrument panel 52
- Indicators and warning 54
- Indicators and warning lights 55
- Instruments 57
- 19 – Voltmeter 58
- 20 – Fuel level gauge 58
- Switches on when the MSP 59
- F, that the 60
- Trip recorder reset button 61
- Instrument panel dimmer 61
- Controls and interior 62
- MSP system 64
- Electronic setting of the 64
- SPORT setting 64
- Ceiling light 65
- Sun visors 65
- Ashtray and cigarette lighter 66
- Glove compartment 66
- Rear glove compartment 67
- Map pocket 67
- Coat hook 68
- Before you drive 69
- From the inside 70
- Doors open warning lights 70
- Power windows 70
- Door open indicator 71
- Door courtesy light 71
- Engine compartment lid 72
- Luggage compartment 73
- Fuel tank flap 74
- The Maserati CODE system 75
- Operation 75
- Duplicating the keys 76
- Ignition switch 78
- Deactivation 80
- Exclusion of passenger 80
- (ultrasound system) 80
- Alarm memory 81
- Back/forward adjustment 83
- Height adjustment 83
- Seat angle adjustment 83
- Seat back rake adjustment 83
- Lumbar support adjustment 83
- Seat heating (optional) 84
- Headrest 85
- Front armrest/Storage 85
- Rear-view mirrors 86
- Internal rear-view mirror 87
- Steering wheel 88
- External lights and 89
- F position 90
- F switches on 90
- Windshield wipers and 91
- Headlight washers (optional) 92
- Precautions 92
- Opening and closing 93
- Manual emergency top 94
- Before you start 95
- Top closure 96
- Controls 99
- Maserati Info Centre 100
- Slots for navigator CD-ROM/ 102
- Rapid guide 102
- Radio menu page (AUDIO) 104
- CD player 104
- CD-Changer (if installed) 105
- Telephone menu page (TEL) 105
- Navigation (NAV) 106
- Record voice messages 106
- On-board computer (TRIP) 107
- Services (CALL) 107
- Sound system 108
- Diversity system 109
- High output HI-FI system 109
- (optional) 109
- Air conditioning and 110
- Upper dashboard outlet 111
- Central and side dashboard 111
- Front windshield pillar vents 111
- Lower dashboard vents 112
- Equivalent temperature 113
- Description of controls 113
- Description of operating 115
- Specific luggage set 116
- Windstop (optional) 117
- Using the vehicle 119
- Starting the engine 120
- Manual gearbox 122
- “Cambiocorsa” gearbox 123
- Operation with the engine 124
- Driving the car 124
- Hill Holder strategy 125
- Stopping the car 127
- Other system functions 127
- "SPORT" mode 128
- Departure by pushing 129
- Using the brakes 130
- Use of the engine 131
- Engine control system (EOBD) 132
- Constant speed control 133
- (Cruise Control) (optional) 133
- Storing a speed 134
- Electronic suspensions 136
- Setting selection 137
- Fault signals 138
- Headlights 139
- Gas-emitting headlights 140
- Driving conditions 141
- Travelling 142
- Driving at night 143
- Driving in the rain 143
- Driving in fog 143
- Driving in the mountains 144
- Driving on snow or ice 144
- Pollution control devices 145
- Other tips 146
- Handbrake 147
- Winter tires 148
- Useful accessories to keep 149
- In an emergency 151
- Emergency starting 152
- Toolkit 153
- If a tire gets a puncture 154
- Spare wheel 155
- (emergency wheel - optional) 155
- Refitting the standard wheel 159
- If an exterior light 160
- Direction indicator lights 161
- Third stop light 162
- License plate lights 162
- If an interior light 163
- Courtesy lights (below door) 164
- Luggage compartment light 164
- If a fuse blows 165
- Fuses and relays under the 166
- Relays under the dashboard 167
- Fuses under the dashboard 167
- Fuses/relays in the engine 170
- Side relay 170
- Fuses on the rear panel 171
- Relay/fuse box units in the 172
- Luggage compartment relays 173
- Luggage compartment fuses 174
- If the battery is flat 175
- If you have to jack up 176
- If you have to tow the car 177
- In the event 178
- Engine oil 180
- Fuel consumption 183
- exhaust emissions 184
- Technical specifications 185
- Cooling system 186
- Transmission 186
- Lubrication system 186
- Suspensions 188
- Steering 189
- Performance 190
- Dimensions 191
- Tire pressure 192
- Maintenance 193
- Scheduled Maintenance 194
- Check every 2 years 197
- Check every year 197
- Miles covered (in thousands) 197
- Additional checks 198
- Level checks 199
- Engine compartment panels 200
- Manual gearbox and 201
- Engine coolant 202
- Windshield/headlight washer 202
- Power steering fluid 202
- Brake and hydraulic clutch 203
- Air filters 204
- Anti-dust/anti-pollen 204
- Electronic Control Units 207
- Spark plugs 207
- Wheels and tires 208
- Windshield wiper 210
- Air conditioner 211
- Bodywork 211
- Interiors 213
- If the car is laid up for 214
- Restarting the car 215
- Battery master switch 216
- RF remote control: 217
- Ministerial homologation 217
- Contents 219
- General contents 11 220
- Car identification data 13 220
- Active and passive safety 19 220
- Instruments and controls 47 220
- Before you drive 69 221
- Using the vehicle 119 222
- In an emergency 151 223
- Capacities and technical 223
- Maintenance 193 223
- Contents 219 224
- Details to be recorded 225 224
- Details to be recorded 225
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