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1. Emission control data label Instruction labels Lubricant label Mercury content warning label Tire specification label Anti freeze label Key codes A CODE CARD is supplied with the keys This card indicates the following the electronic code A to be used for emergency ignition the mechanical key code B to be provided to your Authorized Maserati Dealer in case you may need duplicate keys WARNING The code numbers shown on the CODE CARD should be kept in a safe place WARNING You are advised to always keep the CODE CARD number with you as this is absolutely necessary in the event of an emergency starting WARNING In the event of a vehicle ownership transfer it is essential that the new owner is provided with all the keys and with the CODE CARD WARNING You are advised to record and keep the codes listed on the tags delivered with the keys and the remote control in a safe place not in the vehicle in order to request duplicates if needed Active and passive safety Seat belts Proper transport of children ESC system ASR system ABS EBD HBA and BOS systems TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System Parking sensors Fuel cut off inertia switch 24 29 43 44 45 47 52 57 Seat belts The vehicle is equipped with seat belts
2. Load limiting devices To help increase passive safety levels the seat belt retractors are equipped with a load limiting device designed to control the belt reeling out so that the force exerted on the shoulders while the seat belt is in restraining mode can be suitably adjusted Pretensioners To further enhance the seat belt efficiency the vehicle seat belts are equipped with ETD Emergency Tensioning Device pretensioners These devices are designed to detect by means of a sensor that a violent crash is occurring and retract the belts by a few centimeters This helps ensure that the belt continues to adhere to the occupants bodies before the restraining action takes place The smoke is not toxic and does not indicate the presence of a fire The pretensioners are activated in the event of an impact of a certain severity The pretensioner only activates when the seat belt is fastened After the pretensioner activation the seat belt can be unfastened as usual by pressing the button on the buckle The pretensioner does not require any maintenance or lubrication WARNING Tampering with the device will compromise its efficient operation If as a result of exceptional natural circumstances e g floods heavy seas etc the device has been in contact with water and sludge it is mandatory to replace it To help ensure the best protection from the pretensioners wear the belt in such
3. The seats designed for Latch system child seats installation can however be fitted with standard child seats you can install a standard and a Latch system child seat at the same time one in each outer rear seat No more than two standard child seats or two Latch system type child seats can be installed on the rear seats Only standard type child seats can be mounted on the front passenger seat Fit the child seat only when A the vehicle is stationary The child seat is correctly anchored to the provided brackets when a click indicates it is locked in place Follow the mounting removal and positioning instructions provided by the child seat manufacturer Fitting the Latch system child seat in rearward facing position To fit the Latch system child seat in a rearward facing position be check for correct locking by trying to move the child seat the safety mechanisms in fact help prevent the child seat from being Fitting the child seat in forward facing position For installation proceed as follows make sure that the release lever E is particularly careful that the brackets D are properly inserted in their seatings F The baby is then secured by the child seat s harness G in the standby position retracted align the anchoring points F with the brackets D then push the seat until you hear it click into place which indicates it is secured imp
4. Alphabetical contents A Abbreviations 7 ABS EBD HBA and BOS systems 45 Activation 43 Activation 44 Activation 101 Active and passive safety 23 Additional checks 212 Address inquiries to 10 Adjusting the electric steering wheel 111 Adjusting the front seat belts height front seats only 25 After the 12 maintenance service 210 Air conditioning 123 Air conditioning system 224 Air filter 217 Alarm memory 103 Alphabetical contents 236 Armrest 108 ASR system 44 Automatic activation deactivation 113 Automatic air conditioning system control 125 Automatic Gearbox 8 Automatic operation AUTO 137 AUX module 120 B Battery 202 Battery 217 Battery charge status Before a trip Before you drive Before you drive Bi xenon headlights Bluetooth function Bodywork Bose Surround Sound System Brake fluid Brakes Buzzer C Calibration selection Capacities Capacities and recommended products Capacities and technical specifications Capacities Quantity and specifications of the products to use CD MP3 and Jukebox Chassis marking Cleaning the leather upholstery Cleaning the sensors Clock Clothing hook Consulting the manual Controls Controls Controls Controls Controls and warning lights 227 157 89 157 156 122 224 129 216 204 92 154 157 200 197 200 120 16 226 54 83 82 74 T L 119 150 66 Controls to the left of the steering wheel Conversion
5. MASERATI GRANTURISMO SPORT A 2015 Owner s Manual Dear Customer Thank you for choosing a MASERATI This vehicle represents the result of MASERATI s great experience in the design and production of sports cars for both touring and racing The purpose of this manual is to provide you with an understanding of the equipment systems and controls in the vehicle and to explain how they work In the final section of this manual you will also find instructions for basic maintenance procedures which are needed to help ensure steady levels of performance quality and safety In addition keep in mind that proper maintenance is an essential factor to help preserve the value of the vehicle over time and for respecting the environment For Maintenance Schedule services or any other operation please contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer who is constantly updated and provided with the equipment required to help ensure that all service operations are performed properly and reliably For improved safety we recommend that you to read this manual carefully before driving the vehicle The Owner s Manual is an integral part of the vehicle and it must therefore always be kept on board Historical info 1914 The Alfieri Maserati garage is founded in Bologna 1926 Targa Florio Type 26 debut and victory of a vehicle showing the Trident symbol on the hood inspired by the statue of Neptune in Bologna 1927 Emili
6. The electronic alarm system performs the following functions remote control of the centralized door locking unlocking system perimeter surveillance detecting the opening of doors engine luggage compartment lids motion surveillance detecting intrusion in the passenger compartment vehicle movement surveillance WARNING The engine immobilizer function is ensured by the Maserati CODE system which is automatically activated when the key is removed from the ignition switch Activation Press button A on the key to activate the alarm system the direction indicators flash once the system beeps the red LEDs on the front door panels flash the vehicle centralized door locking is activated and the doors are locked The system becomes operative after approximately 25 seconds and the alarm is activated when adoor is opened the luggage compartment lid is opened the engine compartment lid is opened someone attempts to enter the vehicle from a window the power supply is disconnected the siren is disconnected the vehicle is moved When the electronic alarm is active the user may remotely open the trunk In this case the motion and anti lift sensors are temporarily deactivated If the luggage compartment is then closed the sensors will be reactivated Should the direction indicators flash 9 times when you activate the alarm system this means that one of
7. Resetting the switch Turn the ignition key to position STOP OFF Check that there is no leakage from the fuel system If no leaks are found reset the inertia switch which stops the fuel pump operation by pressing button A on the switch Turn the ignition key to position MAR ON wait a few seconds and move it to ACC Check that the warning light Zj on the display is off Check once again that there are no fuel leaks Note Contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer Instruments and controls Dashboard Instrument panel Controls and warning lights Instruments and gauges Controls Internal equipment 60 65 66 72 77 82 Dashboard 1 Air conditioning side vents 2 Lower gearshift paddle DOWN 3 Instrument panel 4 Air conditioning upper vent 5 Sun radiation sensor 6 Driver s airbag 7 Windshield headlight wiper washer control lever 8 Side buttons to the left of the Multi Media System Display 9 Upper gearshift paddle UP 10 Clock 11 Central air conditioning vents 12 Multi Media System display 13 Passenger s airbag 14 Side window vents 15 Multi Media System controls 16 Glove compartment 17 Automatic gearshift lever 18 Ashtray and cigarette lighter 19 Internal passenger s door opening handle 20 Passenger s door power window control 21 Passenger seatback tilting lever 22 Beverage holder 23 Air conditioning rear vents 24
8. 18 30 60 F OPTIONS SELECTION Travel distance A Travel distance B Speed repetition AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 TPMS calibration page In the event that the system has not been calibrated following replacement or reversal of one or more tires the warning light Q will illuminate on the instrument panel and the display will show the message warning the driver to calibrate the system To calibrate the system you need to to select the TPMS calibration page by pressing the MODE J button Subsequently press and hold button to activate the calibration process see on page 48 18 30 60 F TPMS CALIBRATION Press and hold to activate calibration AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 Multi Media System Configuration Menu By accessing the Configuration mode the user can set up the vehicle features The parameters that can be set are the following Display configuration e select the color choosing between day night mode or automatic setting e adjust the brightness Sounds e voice control volume e voice synthesis setting Language selection Italian English Spanish German French Dutch Define the vehicle parameters e speed limit e instrument panel buzzer volume e door and luggage compartment locking e info repetition on instrument panel e Stop amp Go Parking sensors Controls Horn Press the horn symbol A to activate the horn Controls to the left of the steering wheel
9. In the event that the key unlocking system fails or if it is not possible to shift the gearshift lever to P to remove the key you must turn it to STOP OFF then remove the cap A using a pen or sufficiently pointed tool then press the button just uncovered and at the same time extract the key Once the key has been removed refit the cap A Electronic automatic gearbox The electronically controlled gearbox has six forward gear ratios and one reverse gear The gears can also be engaged manually once you have shifted the gearshift lever to the sector provided The gearbox controls are the following A gearshift mode selection lever B button on the gearbox lever to engage R Reverse and P PARK C button SPORT D button ICE low grip E gear display The SPORT and ICE modes can be selected both when the gearbox is set to automatic AUTO and to sequential manual MANUAL operation The gearbox operating mode is controlled by the lever A This lever can be moved to the following positions P PARK R REVERSE N NEUTRAL D DRIVE MANUAL The position of the gearshift lever A is shown on the gear display E by the illumination of the corresponding letter This letter is also shown on the instrument panel display WARNING In order to correctly use the automatic gearbox it is essential that you first read through this w
10. Rear fog lights Press button C to turn on the rear fog lights They only work when the low beams are on The symbol on the button illuminates when the lights are on Do not use the rear fog lights in normal visibility conditions to avoid dazzling vehicles behind Opening the luggage compartment Press button D to open the luggage compartment lid It can be operated only when the ignition key is removed or turned to STOP OFF and ACC Vehicles are also equipped with a lever inside the luggage compartment which permits opening from the inside Opening the fuel tank door Press button E to open the fuel tank door on the rear right hand side of the vehicle It can be operated only when the ignition key is removed or turned to STOP OFF Setting the brightness level of instruments and gauges Press button F or G to increase or decrease the brightness of the instruments and gauges You can adjust the brightness both in daytime headlights off and night time headlights on mode MODE Pressing button H will select the screen pages to be viewed on the instrument panel display Front parking sensors enable disable Front parking sensors can be disabled and enabled through button L depending on the Stop amp Go mode see Stop amp Go function on page 52 Dashboard buttons Hazard warning lights Press button M to turn on the hazard lights These lig
11. The sensors which enable the ECU to calculate the vehicle speed vertical and side acceleration as well as the instantaneous braking system pressure thereby controlling suspension damping are the following front left hand vertical acceleration sensor front right hand vertical acceleration sensor rear vertical acceleration sensor front left hand wheel acceleration sensor front right hand wheel acceleration sensor lateral acceleration sensor driving speed sensor brake pedal switch The strategy used by the system controlling suspension damping is aimed at reducing the vertical oscillations of the vehicle rolling and pitching to a minimum The activation of SPORT mode sets the suspension for sports style driving and acts on the ASR and Automatic Gearbox systems optional equipment as well modifying their setting for racing style driving Self diagnostics Each time the engine is started the system performs a self diagnostic cycle if a malfunction is found the relative symbol f is displayed accompanied by the message Check suspension Calibration selection The driver can select in relation to road surface conditions vehicle speed driving style and comfort one of the two calibration levels provided by the system normal or sports style Normal calibration active when SPORT mode is disabled favors comfort and higher driving stability with low and average g
12. 224 226 227 230 Maintenance Schedule Correct maintenance is the optimal way to help maintain vehicle performance and safety features ensure respect for the environment and low operating costs WARNING Also remember that thorough observance of the maintenance procedures is essential for keeping your vehicle operating properly Not adhering to the maintenance schedule can impact your vehicle s warranty For this reason MASERATI has provided for a series of checks and maintenance operations involving the 1 service when the vehicle mileage reaches 12500 mi 20000 km or after two years of the vehicle life and subsequently every 12500 mi 20000 km or every two years After the 12 maintenance service After the 12 maintenance service Maintenance Schedule services are restarted with the same operations performed for the 1 2 4 3 Services WARNING The Maintenance Schedule services are prescribed by the Manufacturer Failure to have the services performed can affect your warranty Maintenance Schedule Services are provided by your Authorized Maserati Dealer In the event that when a service is performed further replacements or repairs are found to be necessary in addition to the scheduled operations these can be performed only with the specific consent of the Customer WARNING You are advised to notify your Authorized Maserati Dealer of any minor operating problems without waiting for t
13. Abbreviations Updating Service Automatic Gearbox NHTSA s Toll free Hotline Multi Media System Towing with the vehicle Maserati Roadside Assistance Program Emergency roadside services Information needed for when you call Summary of program benefits and services Under this agreement Address inquiries to Symbols Danger symbols Warning symbols Warning symbols Symbols indicating mandatory measures Vehicle identification data Identification plates Chassis marking Engine marking Homologation labels Instruction labels Key codes 4 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 Oo 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 15 16 16 16 17 19 21 Seat belts Fastening the seat belts Adjusting the front seat belts height front seats only Using the rear seat belts Load limiting devices Pretensioners General warnings for using the seat belts Maintaining the seat belts Proper transport of children Latch system Fitting the Latch system child 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 28 29 33 seat in rearward facing position 34 Transport of persons with disability Front airbags Side airbags Event Data Recorder EDR General warnings ESC system Activation Malfunction indicator ASR system Activation Malfunction indicators MSR function engine braking torque adjustment ABS EBD HBA and BOS systems TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System System calibration Viewing messages on the display Normal conditions 35 37 40 41 42 43
14. Upon exceeding a speed of 3 mph 5 km h if one or more doors lids are open or not properly closed a warning buzzer will be activated Door courtesy light Each door panel is fitted on the lower side with a courtesy light L to illuminate the area where passengers enter exit the vehicle For your safety it is not recommended to engage and or shift gears with the doors trunk lid or vehicle s hood open Power windows Activation is only possible with the ignition key in the MAR ON position The armrest on the driver s door is equipped with the controls for operating all of the power windows while the other door panel house the control for the relative window only A Front left hand window opening closing B Front right hand window opening closing Press the button for the driver s window A with the ignition key to MAR ON to activate automatic operation the window is closed when it reaches the upper limit or pressing the button again WARNING If the power window is activated with the door open the window stops before reaching the upper limit to prevent interference with the weather strip when the door is closed When the door is opened A the window is slightly lowered and then closes automatically after the door is closed take the greatest care to avoid passengers especially children being near the windows when opening closing the doors Improp
15. WARNING Keep a moderate speed when using snow chains Do not exceed 30 mph 50 km h Avoid holes in the road do not drive over steps or sidewalks and do not drive on long road stretches without snow This will help prevent damage to the vehicle and the road surface Useful accessories to keep in the vehicle We recommend that you keep in the vehicle first aid kit containing alcohol free disinfectant sterile gauze pads gauze rolls bandages etc electric flashlight blunt tipped scissors heavy duty gloves The objects described and other essential objects can be obtained locally In an emergency Emergency starting Toolkit If a tire is punctured If an exterior light turns off If an interior light goes out If a fuse blows If the battery is dead If you have to jack up the vehicle If you have to tow the vehicle In the event of an accident 174 175 175 176 179 182 193 194 195 196 Emergency starting 4 If the MASERATI CODE fails to deactivate the engine immobilizer the warning light CODE f will illuminate permanently the OBDII warning light will go off after 18 seconds and then will come on immediately and the engine will not start To start the engine it is necessary to follow the emergency start procedure WARNING We recommend that you carefully read the entire procedure before performing it If you make a mistake you should turn the ignition key to STOP
16. automatically Sequential manual operation MANUAL This allows you to manually engage gears while driving With automatic gearshifting selected position D move the gearshift lever A to position or When this mode is selected the symbol or illuminates on the gear display E based on the position of the gearshift lever the gear engaged is shown on the instrument panel display When sequential manual operation is selected upshifting or downshifting must be performed manually To engage the gears shift the gearshift lever A to one of the following two positions UP to engage a higher gear DOWN to engage a lower gear WARNING Some conditions will always remain automatically controlled for example when the engine is overrevving or underrevving the system automatically engages a higher or lower gear WARNING If you request a gearshift in conditions where the engine is overrevving or underrevwving the system will not accept the command WARNING The ECU is programmed to control one gearshift at a time therefore fast and repeated actions will not necessarily result in a gearshift A higher or lower gear is engaged only if the previous procedure requested has been completed When the system refuses to engage a gear an acoustic signal will sound for a few seconds Sequential manual operation can only be selected from the D position whatever the function SPORT NORMAL a
17. brushes For correct washing Wet the bodywork with a low pressure water jet Runa sponge soaked in a neutral detergent solution over the bodywork remembering to rinse the sponge frequently Thoroughly rinse with water and dry with a jet of air or suede When drying take particular care with the parts that are less visible such as the door bays front lid headlight edges in which water can be trapped more easily You are recommended not to take the vehicle immediately into an enclosed environment but leave it in the open air so as to allow the water to evaporate Do not wash the vehicle after it has been left in the sun or when the engine compartment lid is hot the paint gloss could be affected External plastic parts must be cleaned with the same procedure followed for the normal washing of the vehicle Avoid as far as possible parking the vehicle under trees the resinous substances that very often drop from the trees give the paint a dull appearance and increase the possibility of originating corrosive processes WARNING Bird droppings must be washed off immediately and thoroughly since their acidity is particularly corrosive WARNING To provide enhanced protection for the paint polish the vehicle at regular intervals with a suitable product leaving a protective film on the paint WARNING If the vehicle is washed using high pressure water jets or cleaners it is important that the
18. illuminates when the turned on position lights low beams or parking lights are turned on D Position lights low beams High beams When the high beams are turned on or used to flash Parking lights PS With the key removed it L indicates that the parking lights are on EH This warning light illuminates when there is a fault in the charging system When the battery is insufficiently charged or overcharged flashing Alternator failure Engine failure control CY system OBDII In normal conditions this warning light should illuminate when the ignition key is turned to MAR ON and should go off as soon as the engine is started This will show that the warning light is working properly If the warning light remains on or illuminates while driving it indicates that there is a failure in the fuel supply ignition and emission control system This failure could cause high exhaust emissions loss of performance poor vehicle handling and high consumption levels In these conditions you can proceed slowly without demanding engine performance Prolonged use of the vehicle when this warning light is illuminated may cause damage For this reason you should contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible The warning light will go off if the problem is no longer present The error will be stored by the system in any case WARNING When the ignition key is
19. nozzle of the jet be kept at a distance of at least 15 8 in 40 cm from the bodywork to avoid damaging it Windows To clean the windows use special detergents Only use clean cloths so as not to scratch the windows or rendering them less transparent WARNING To avoid damaging the elements on the inside of the heated rear window gently wipe in the same direction as the elements WARNING When cleaning the plastic lenses of the headlights do not use aromatics e g gasoline or ketones e g acetone Engine compartment At the end of each winter season carefully wash the engine compartment remembering to not direct the jet of water for too long on the ECUs and on the relay and fuse boxes on the right hand side of the engine compartment driving direction To perform this operation contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer WARNING Wash only when the engine is cold and with the ignition key turned to STOP OFF After washing make sure that the various protections e g rubber boots caps guards etc have not been removed or damaged Interiors Cleaning the leather upholstery WARNING Do not use alcohol fuel or solvents to clean the transparent part of the instrument panel Do not keep aerosol bottles in the vehicle Risk of explosion Aerosol bottles should never be exposed to temperatures above 122 F 50 C The temperature inside the vehicle when exposed to the sun may easily exceed t
20. play pause fast forward rewind next track previous track random or repeat mode selection and navigation of playlist genre artist album Podcast Note On the Maserati website at www maserati com or through the Authorized Maserati Dealer you can consult the list of iPod devices compatible with the Multi Media System together with their level of compatibility Onboard Trip computer The on board Computer mode is activated by pressing the MODE button Press the right hand knob to access the main functions service info function status reset Trip A reset Trip B Bluetooth function The Multi Media System uses the Bluetooth technology to make and receive calls using a mobile device enabled and compatible with Bluetooth After pairing your mobile to the system the incoming and dialed calls will be identified and shown on the Multi Media System display and on the instrument panel if this feature is enabled After pairing the system to a mobile device all the contact list information currently stored on the mobile will be uploaded to the system and it will be updated every time the pairing procedure is performed Note On the Maserati web site at www maserati com or through the Authorized Maserati Dealer you may consult the list of telephones that are compatible with the Multi Media System and their level of compatibility Navigator When Navigation mode is active the Na
21. production afford high precision in the construction and assembly of components However the moving parts do undergo a settling process during the first hours of vehicle operation Engine and transmission Avoid exceeding 5000 RPM for the first 620 mi 1000 km After starting do not exceed 4000 RPM until the engine has warmed up sufficiently water temperature 149 158 F 65 70 C Do not let the engine run at a constantly high speed for a prolonged time Never travel with the tachometer approaching the peak RPM not even downhill When the tachometer is approaching the peak RPM red sector take precautions to avoid exceeding that limit WARNING Under normal conditions all the red light warning lights on the instrument panel should be off When they illuminate they indicate a malfunction in the relative system The only exception is the engine oil level warning light see page 214 Ensure proper operation of the various devices by checking the relevant control gauges WARNING Continuing to drive when a red warning light is on could cause serious damage to the vehicle and affect performance Never turn the engine off A while driving downhill as the vacuum decrease prevents the brake booster from functioning correctly After a few attempts at braking the system will become almost completely inefficient The power steering will also lose its efficiency in these condition Engine control system OBDI
22. this means that 2 gear will automatically be engaged gearshift lever in D in the event of standing starts in automatic mode on the other hand when in sequential manual mode gearshift lever in MANUAL moving the gearshift lever A from neutral or reverse or when the vehicle stops 2 gear will automatically be engaged When sequential manual mode is selected with 2 gear engaged a downshift request will be ignored Ta gt ae While driving the system automatically switches to the upper gear if the engine reaches the pre established speed 3000 RPM Low grip mode has priority over SPORT mode and assists the ESC system A downshift request from 6 to 5 gear will only be accepted if the engine speed rate in 5 gear is lower than 3000 RPM As low grip mode can be activated at any time and the system limits the engine speed to 3000 RPM in all gears except for the 6 unrequested gearshifts could take place In any case it is advisable to deactivate SPORT mode before selecting low grip mode When sequential manual gearshifting is active regardless of the mode set NORMAL SPORT ICE the gearbox will automatically upshift or downshift when reaching the minimum and maximum RPM This is to prevent engine overrevving or underrevwving Strategies for downhill driving When the accelerator pedal is released the gearbox system detects that the vehicle i
23. this operation is facilitated by two gas struts The engine lid positions itself at the maximum opening position and does not require support stays To close the engine lid lower it to about 8 in 20 cm from the engine compartment and let it drop it will close automatically Always check that the engine lid is properly shut so that it does not open while driving For your safety it is not recommended to engage and or shift gears with the doors trunk lid or vehicle s hood open Luggage compartment The luggage compartment lid can be opened from inside or outside the vehicle Button A which opens it from inside is located to the left of the steering wheel it can only be operated when the ignition key is removed or turned to STOP OFF and ACC To open the luggage compartment lid from outside press button B on the ignition key this opens the lock and the lid rises slightly To open the lid from the outside when the alarm is deactivated and the key is inside the vehicle simply press the button underneath the license plate light frame To avoid accidental activation while the vehicle is moving it is only possible to open the luggage compartment when the ignition key is removed or turned to STOP OFF and ACC Two gas struts facilitate the lid opening The struts are calibrated to help ensure that they function correctly with the weights specified by the manufacturer The arbitrary
24. will permanently illuminate on the instrument cluster and screen pages 3 will alternate on the display for 20 seconds Every time the key is subsequently turned back to ON if the malfunction persists the display will show screen pages 3 for 20 seconds These screen pages will be displayed until the situation is corrected and the system is calibrated again as required by the system 18 30 60 F 18 30 60 F Do not drive on I W 2 2 bar bar 2 2 2 2 bar MANUAL Low inflation pressure tire I 22 bar bar 2 2 22 bar MANUAL mi mi Al mi mi Al 999 90 999 90 3 System not calibrated In the event that the system has not been calibrated or following replacement or reversal of one or more tires the warning light Q will illuminate on instrument panel and the display will show screen page 4 Subsequently the system will display the page previously active The system can be calibrated by selecting the TPMS calibration page on the multifunction display The information page that shows the pressure value for each tire cannot be recalled 18 30 60 F TPMS not calibrated execute calibration MANUAL mi mi A 999 908 9 Tire pressure monitoring system failure Screen page 5 may appear in the following cases e malfunction in the ECU system wiring e no signal reception by one or more sensors due to malfunction breakage or dead battery e ECU malfunction The display sequence follows t
25. with automatic retractor designed for maximum freedom of movement The seat belts are equipped with electronically controlled load limiting devices and pretensioners In addition the attachment points of all the seat belts are directly attached to the seat in order to help ensure optimal protection whatever the seat position Maserati urges you to use the seat belts correctly fastened and adjusted at all times Correct use of the seat belts A can help reduce the risk of serious injury in the event of an accident The passenger and rear side seats are equipped with KISI System which is designed to help improve safety when children are traveling in special child seats The system is activated by pulling out the belt to its full length once the child seat is securely fastened the belt can no longer be pulled out and hence the belt child seat system is more secure When the belt is released and fully retracted the system deactivates and resumes its normal operation A Do not pass seat belts over sharp edges They could tear Do not pin anything to the seat belts This could reduce their initial strength and cause them to tear in the event of a crash Always deactivate this feature prior to using the seat belt for normal use Having the retractor locked can be dangerous when the seat belt is used for directly restraining a passenger Fastening the seat belts Extract the lower section of the seat b
26. 245 40 ZR19 245 40 ZR19 10 5 x 20 285 35 ZR20 285 35 ZR20 10 5 x 19 285 40 ZR19 285 40 ZR19 Rims and tires available on request A Alternatively you may use winter tires having the same dimensions as those provided with the vehicle WARNING While respecting the specified sizes for the safe operation of the vehicle it is also essential that it is equipped with the same brand and type of tires on all wheels WARNING Do not use an inner tube with Tubeless tires Snow chains Maximum radial protrusion permitted over the tire profile 0 4 in 9 mm Rear tire Snow chains brand type 285 35 ZR20 Konig Supermagic 285 40 ZR19 Konig Supermagic Tires available on request WARNING The snow chains must be fitted only where permitted and only on rear tires For purchasing snow chains please contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer Performance Maximum speed mph km h 185 298 A The maximum speed reachable with winter tires is indicated by the tire manufacturer Always comply with the regulations in force in the State you are driving in Accelerations at standing start in seconds 0 60 mph 0 100 km h 4 8 sec Values obtained in SPORT mode with 98 R O N unleaded gasoline Weights Weights Unladen vehicle weight with tanks filled tools and accessories 4160 Ib 1890 kg Weight with full load 4 persons plus luggage
27. 94 105 228 28 209 210 143 43 44 155 182 44 118 76 N Navigator NHTSA s Toll free Hotline Normal conditions O Obstacle signaling Octane Rating Onboard Trip computer Opening from the inside Opening from the outside Operation Ordering extra remote keys Other system functions Other tips Other tire markings P Parking Parking lights Parking sensors Parts in premium quality wood Performance Pocket change compartment Position of fuses relays Power steering fluid Power windows Pretensioners Proper driving Proper transport of children Protection from atmospheric agents Push start 122 49 54 198 121 91 90 97 103 140 162 168 163 113 52 226 206 84 182 216 93 26 157 29 224 144 R Radio Rain sensor Rear dome light Rear four sensor system activation deactivation Rear light clusters Rear seats Rear view mirrors Recharging the battery Reconnecting the battery Relay fuse boxes inside the luggage compartment Replacing remote operated control battery Replacing the fuses Replacing the wiper blades Resetting the speed stored Resetting the switch Restarting the vehicle Resuming the speed stored Roof panel buttons Running in S Seat angle adjustment Seatback tilt Seat belts Self diagnostics Sensor failure Sensor range Service Side airbags Skyhook suspension 120 117 82 52 176 108 109 193 229 190 104
28. F68 Not used F69 Not used F77 Not used F78 20 A Yellow Power socket F79 Not used F80 25A White Bass box If the battery is dead We recommend that you read the precautions contained in the section Maintenance to prevent the battery from going dead and to help ensure its long life Starting with an auxiliary battery See the chapter Starting the engine in the section Using the vehicle WARNING Under no circumstance should a stand alone battery be used for an emergency start up you could damage the electronic systems particularly the ECUs which control the ignition and fuel supply functions Recharging the battery You are advised to recharge the battery slowly and at a low amperage for about 24 hours Follow the instructions below 1 Deactivate the electronic alarm using the remote key control 2 Open the luggage compartment see on page 94 and remove the panel on the floor then disconnect the electric system terminals from the battery poles WARNING First disconnect the negative pole terminal then the positive pole one 3 Connect the battery charger cables to the battery poles WARNING The battery is secured in the vehicle by means of a metal bracket therefore be extremely careful not to let the battery charger clips come into contact with it 4 Turn on the battery charger 5 When the battery is recharged turn off the battery charger before dis
29. F81 Maxi 50 A Red CPL2 F82 Not used F83 Maxi 50 A Red Air pump relay F84 20 A Yellow Ignition switch F85 30 A Green Headlight washers F87 Not used F88 15A Light blue Main injector coil relay cylinders 1 4 F89 15A Light blue Main injector coil relay cylinders 5 8 F90 15A Light blue Main I E relay secondary connected devices F91 10A Red Main relay I E ECU F92 15A Light blue Main relay oxygen sensors F93 7 5A Brown Not used F94 7 5 A Brown NCS Pos Amp Color System Component F95 7 5A Brown CSG F96 7 5A Brown Alternator F97 10A Red LE ECU F98 Not used F99 Not used F100 Not used F101 Not used F102 Not used F103 Not used F104 Not used F105 Not used F106 Not used F107 Not used Fuses and relays in the passenger compartment to the left of the steering wheel To access the fuses relays lift the guard D The fuses relays are housed in 2 control boxes The list of fuses and relays is shown in the following pages Relays in the passenger compartment to the left of the steering wheel Pos Type Function T01 Micro relay 30A Low beams T11 Micro relay 30A Heated rear window T12 Micro relay 30A Connected devices 1 Controlled by INT A Ignition switch T13 Maxi relay 50A Jumper 30 87 Fuses inside the passenger compartment to the left of the steeri
30. If an exterior light turns off If an interior light goes out If a tire is punctured If the battery is dead If there are injured persons If the vehicle is stored for long periods If you have to jack up the vehicle If you have to tow the vehicle Ignition switch Importance of proper inflation pressure In an emergency Increasing the speed stored Information needed for when you call Injection Ignition Instruction labels Instrument panel Instruments and controls Instruments and gauges Interiors Internal equipment In the event of an accident Introduction iPod Connection K Key codes Keys 16 182 176 179 175 193 196 227 194 195 100 169 173 151 202 19 65 59 72 226 82 196 121 21 97 L Latch system Leather upholstery treatment Level checks License plate lights Light switch Load limiting devices Low tire inflation pressure Punctured tire Low tire pressure conditions Lubrication system Luggage compartment Lumbar support adjustment M Maintaining battery charge Maintaining the seat belts Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Malfunction indication Malfunction indicator Malfunction indicators Malfunction indicators Maserati Roadside Assistance Program Maxi Fuse colors MSR function engine braking torque adjustment Multi Media System Multi Media System Multi Media System Configuration Menu 33 226 213 178 112 26 50 49 203
31. Multi Media System manual section 7 Configuration Failure to reset the system may cause it to malfunction and indicate wrong maintenance service intervals 18 30 60 F Service coupon expired mi mi A 999 908 9 Additional checks WARNING Engine oil Every 300 mi 500 km or before long journeys check and if necessary correct Engine coolant level Windshield washer fluid level Tire pressure and condition If the vehicle is used mainly in one of the following heavy duty conditions dusty roads short repetitive trips less than 4 5 mi 7 8 km when the external temperature is below zero engine running frequently at idle speed or without reaching steady operating temperatures replace the engine oil more frequently than indicated in the Maintenance Schedule WARNING Air filter When using the vehicle on dusty roads replace the air filters more frequently than indicated in the Maintenance Schedule Contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer if you have any doubts about the frequency for engine oil and air filter replacements in the relation to the vehicle conditions of use WARNING Vehicle maintenance services must be performed by your Authorized Maserati Dealer For those routine and minor maintenance operations which you can perform yourself always make sure that you are using the right equipment genuine Maserati spare parts and the recommended fluids in any ca
32. Multi Media System controls EB F ee G Radio The RADIO mode is activated by pressing button MODE If in Configuration mode the Radio option under Info repetition on instrument panel is activated the radio station selected or SEARCH function is shown on the instrument panel display depending on the operation the system is performing Press the right hand knob to access the main functions enter frequency deactivate RDS search activate regional mode deactivate radio text Note SIRIUS satellite radio U S service only available in the 48 United States and Canadian Markets Subscription is required CD MP3 and Jukebox The CD MP3 and Jukebox modes are activated by pressing the MODE button If in Configuration mode the Radio option under Info repetition on instrument panel is activated the CD MP3 or Jukebox and the track played are shown on the instrument panel display In CD MP3 mode press the right hand knob to access the main functions copy CD to Jukebox activate Introscan activate random mode activate repeat In Jukebox mode press the right hand knob to access the main functions control Jukebox configure Jukebox delete Jukebox data AUX module Positioned in the glove compartment the AUX auxiliary input A has the following characteristi
33. OFF and repeat the operations from the beginning step 1 1 Read the 5 digit electronic code found on the CODE CARD 2 Turn the ignition key to MAR ON the CODE f and OBDII warning lights are on 3 Press the accelerator pedal fully down and keep it pressed Approximately 8 seconds later the OBDII warning light cy goes off Release the accelerator and get ready to count the number of times the OBDII warning light flashes As soon as the displayed number of flashing is equal to the first digit of your CODE CARD depress the accelerator and hold it until the OBDII warning light a goes off after being illuminated for approximately 4 seconds You can now release the accelerator pedal The OBDII warning _ light starts flashing again As soon as the number of flashing is equal to the second digit of your CODE CARD depress the accelerator pedal and hold it down Proceed in the same manner for the remaining digits in the code on the CODE CARD When the last digit has been entered keep the accelerator pedal pressed down The OBDII warning I light illuminates for 4 seconds and then goes off You can now release the accelerator pedal A quick flashing of the OBDII warning light about 4 seconds confirms that the operation has been performed correctly Start the engine turning the key from MAR ON to AVV START If the OBDII warning light 3 remains illuminated turn the key to STOP OFF and repeat
34. approaching cars in the case of braking acceleration or load transport If bulb replacement is A necessary contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer only RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK In addition the headlights are equipped with an ALC system Adaptive light control This system combines the light beam with the steering angle and the vehicle speed to help ensure better visibility of the road surface when driving in a curve steering or in the event of road deviations Driving conditions Before a trip Check the following at regular intervals and always before long trips Tire pressure and condition Levels of fluids and lubricants Conditions of the windshield wiper blades Proper operation of the warning lights and of the external lights WARNING It is always advisable to perform these checks at least every 500 mi 800 km and to always follow the maintenance operations provided for in the Warranty and Maintenance Schedule book It is also advisable to clean the glass on the external light and all other glass surfaces properly adjust the mirrors steering wheel seats and seat belts Capacities WARNING Use unleaded fuel only The use of fuel containing lead will permanently damage the catalytic converter s and oxygen sensor system For fluid and lubricant specifications and quantities follow the indications contained in section 7 Capacities and technical specifications
35. are not harmful Drive with your hands always on the rim of the steering wheel so that in the case of activation the airbag can inflate without obstruction Placing hands or arms inside the rim increases the risk of arm hand injuries in the event of a crash Always keep the seat A backrest in the upright position and sit with your back properly resting against it Do not modify the system components or wiring under any circumstances With the ignition key A inserted and in position MAR ON although the engine is off the airbags can still be activated when the vehicle is stationary if it is hit by a moving vehicle Thus even with the vehicle stationary do not put children in the front seat In addition remember that if the ignition key is in position STOP OFF none of the safety devices airbags or pretensioner are activated in the event of a collision Failure of the airbags to inflate in these circumstances is not indicative of system malfunction AL WARNING Do not cut or tamper with the connectors of the airbag harness or on the airbag modules Do not cover the steering wheel and the top part on the instrument panel on the passenger s side with any tape or label or treat it in any way Never remove the steering wheel If necessary this procedure should only be performed by an Authorized Maserati Dealer All the airbag system components must be replaced after an accident that has caused airbag
36. car receipt which must include your name address telephone number VIN rental dates and the corresponding warranty repair order Maserati Roadside Assistance ATTN Maserati Rental Car Claims Dept P O Box 8140 Ft Washington PA 19034 Note An authorized licensed driver must be driving at the time of the disablement Items excluded from coverage Parts labor tire repair rental of towing equipment storage fees or any labor performed at the service facility Any form of impound towing or towing by someone other than a licensed service station or garage Assistance from a private citizen NOTE Membership is intended to cover emergencies and is not intended to be a substitute for proper vehicle maintenance or repair Repeated calls which are considered by Maserati North America Inc Signature Motor Club Inc or Signature Motor Club of California Inc to be excessive may at our discretion result in cancellation of the membership Emergency road service providers are independent contractors and are not employees agents or representatives of Maserati North America Inc Signature Motor Club Inc or Signature Motor Club of California Inc Under this agreement e You will not be required to pay any sum for services up to the mileage limit on towing e Your registered Maserati vehicle is the vehicle covered The Vehicle Identification Number VIN that appears on the vehicle represents you
37. change specifications without prior notification Parts to be refilled Quantity Product specifications Engine cooling system 3 43 US gal 13 liters Mix of water and coolant in the proportions indicated on the product package Coolant Inhibited monoethylene glycol based protective fluid with anti freezing action CUNA NC 956 16 Type GlycoShell GlycoShell Long Life Hydraulic power Oil Type Shell Spirax S1 ATF TASA steering Oil Type ATF Type A MB 236 2 ZF ML09 12 Shell Donax TM Gearbox oil 2 65 US gal 10 03 liters Oil Type Shell M1375 4 DEXTRON III Differential oil 2 4 Ib 1 1 kg Oil Type Shell SPIRAX S 75W140 Braking system Synthetic fluid USA FMVSS n 116 DOT 4 ISO 4925 Class 4 JIS K 2233 Class 5 AS NZ 1960 Class 3 SAE J1704 CUNA NC 956 01 Type Petronas Tutela TOP 5 FF IMPORTANT Please contact the Authorized Maserati Dealer for any refill and or replacement operations Air conditioning coolant 1 32 Ib 0 066 Ib 600 gr 30 gr R134a PAG RL 897 Air conditioning compressor oil 0 053 US gal 0 0026 US gal 200 ml 10 ml Oil Type Ucon RL 897 Technical specifications Engine General Vehicle ID code M145B Cycle Otto Cylinder number and position 8 90 V Number of valves per cylinder 4 Bore and stroke mm 94x84 5 Total displacement cm 4691 Compression ratio 11 2 0 2 1 Maximum pow
38. combination with the electronic suspension control system under normal conditions SPORT mode off stability in low and medium grip conditions has priority while with SPORT mode active the system favors traction and optimizes vehicle performance on dry asphalt Activation The ASR system is automatically activated every time the engine starts it can be overridden by pressing button A see page 43 for approximately 2 seconds In this case the warning light f lights up on the dial and on the display and the latter displays a specific message To turn the system back on press button A again During every stage of the operation the amber warning light fj will flash on the instrument panel Malfunction indicators In the event of a malfunction the system is automatically deactivated and it is not possible to reactivate it While the vehicle is moving this state is indicated by the illumination of the amber icon Qz on the multifunction display which also displays the message ASR failure go to dealer On the instrument panel the warning light F comes on MSR function engine braking torque adjustment The ASR system is also designed to help control the engine braking torque when the accelerator pedal is released under low grip conditions e g snow ice etc in these conditions the high braking torque provided by the engine may cause instability of the vehicle The system using the same sensor
39. deployment Following an accident not involving airbag activation you must contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked and replace any system components that may be damaged or malfunctioning Damaged or defective A components of the airbag system cannot be repaired and must be replaced Improper intervention involving the system components can cause failures or undesired activation of the airbags with damage resulting The airbag system components have been specially designed for this specific vehicle model Do not attempt to use them on other vehicles as this could cause serious injuries to passengers in the event of an accident To scrap the vehicle please contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the airbag system disposed of properly If the vehicle has been stolen or there has been an attempted theft have the airbag system checked by an Authorized Maserati Dealer The airbag modules must A be replaced at the intervals indicated in the Warranty Booklet and Maintenance Schedule even if the vehicle was not involved in collisions The label A on the right hand side of the dashboard bears the airbag system expiration date Please contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer for replacement of the system when this date approaches The labels B C and D indicate that the airbag system is installed Note The label B on the dashboard can be removed This Vehicle is E
40. down as the grip of the tires could be markedly reduced Do not activate SPORT mode in this situation Vehicle set to SPORT When the button that sets the vehicle to the SPORT mode is pressed WARNING SPORT mode changes the vehicle driving features WARNING SPORT mode should not be activated if the road surface is in poor conditions or or slippery WARNING In low and medium grip conditions e g rain snow ice sand etc it is advisable not to activate SPORT mode even with the ESC enabled EPB automatic operation a disabled This warning light indicates that the EPB automatic activation deactivation function is disabled Automatic gearbox HUKO This warning light indicates that the automatic gearbox feature is active Low grip function This warning light indicates that the low grip function is active Seat heating This warning light indicates that the heating function is activated on one or more seats Fuel economy While driving the system will indicate that you should shift gears in order to optimize fuel consumption when the required speed is reached The recommended gearshift indicator will only work when the gearbox is set to manual sequential operation Maintenance Schedule Depending on the accompanying message this indicates that maintenance schedule deadlines are either approaching or due Upon reaching a deadline contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer In
41. engine switched off the airbags can inflate even if the vehicle is stationary if it is struck by another vehicle Therefore even with the vehicle stationary children must be secured by the specific child restraint systems installed on the passenger seat In addition the airbags will not inflate in the event of collisions with the vehicle stationary and the key removed from the ignition lock failure of the airbags to inflate in these circumstances is not indicative of a system malfunction If the vehicle has been the A object of theft or attempted theft if it has been vandalized or involved in flooding contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the airbag system checked If repairs are carried out on the electrical system incorrectly the airbag could be activated thereby causing injuries to anyone in the vicinity The airbags do not replace the seat belts but act as a supplementary restraint system Moreover in the event of head on collisions at low speed side impacts rear impacts or roll overs the passengers are protected by the seat belts only that must always be fastened Do not wash the seats with water or pressurized steam Do not hang rigid objects onto the clothing hooks or onto the handholds Do not fit sunshades of any kind on the windows or door panels A ESC system The vehicle is equipped with the ESC Electronic Stability Control system which contains all the
42. environment For replacing the oil and the filters you are advised to contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer who has all the necessary equipment to dispose of the used oil and filters in compliance with the regulations in force and in an environment friendly manner Used engine oil contains chemicals that have caused cancer in laboratory animals Always protect your skin by washing the affected areas thoroughly with soap and water ve J MIN Gearbox oil Contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer for the oil level check WARNING Do not top up with oil having characteristics other than those of the oil already used in the engine WARNING Waste transmission oil contains substances that are dangerous for the environment For replacing the oil you are advised to contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer who has the necessary equipment to dispose of the used oil in compliance with the regulations in force and in an environment friendly manner Engine coolant When the engine is very hot do not remove the tank cap risk of burns The fluid level must be checked with the engine cold and must be between the MIN and MAX reference notches visible on the tank If the level is low slowly pour the prescribed fluid through the filler neck on the tank until the level is close to the MAX reference notch Windshield headlight washer fluid To top up with fluid open the cover D pull out
43. fully automatic mode position D and in sequential manual mode positions 0 To select the mode shift the gearshift lever A to D automatic gearshifting AUTO MANUAL sequential manual gearshifting The lever can always be shifted from one position to the other even when the vehicle is moving The lever can continuously be shifted from D to MANUAL If automatic gearshifting has been set the word AUTO and the letter D will be shown on the instrument panel display while if sequential manual mode has been set the word MANUAL and the gear engaged will be shown on the same display Automatic operation AUTO For automatic operation move the gearshift lever A to one of the following positions P Park R Reverse N Neutral D Drive automatic forward gear 6 forward gears The position of the gearshift lever is shown on the gear display E by the illumination of the corresponding letter This letter is also displayed on the instrument panel The gearshift lever A can be moved from D to N as desired To engage or disengage R you must also press button B 0 AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 z yuv TP Position P is engaged by pressing the button B and then moving the gearshift lever it is disengaged by pressing the button and the brake pedal at the same time It is advisable to also hold the brake pedal depressed when moving the gearshift lever
44. highly protective wax products Spraying of the plastic material most exposed parts with protective function under the doors inside of the fenders edges etc Use of ventilated box sections treated with wax products to prevent water condensation and pooling which may lead to the internal formation of rust Tips for keeping the bodywork in good condition Paint Paint does not only have an aesthetic function but also serves to protect the metal sheets In the event of abrasions or deep scratches we recommend that you have the necessary touch ups made immediately to avoid any rust formation Touch ups do not feature particular difficulties even on metallic finishes For all paint touch ups use only genuine products indicated on the label applied on the engine compartment lid Normal paint maintenance consists in washing the frequency of which depends on the conditions of use and of the environment For example in areas where there is high atmospheric pollution or if traveling on roads spread with anti freeze salt it is advisable to wash the vehicle more frequently WARNING Detergents pollute water Therefore the vehicle should be washed in areas equipped for the collection and purification of the fluids used for washing WARNING If you are washing the vehicle with roller brushes you must protect the edges of the rear lateral brand symbol with tape to prevent it from being detached by the revolving
45. however possible when the door is closed to adjust the seat for approx 15 seconds after turning the ignition key to STOP OFF and then for other 15 seconds after the last operation Back forward adjustment Push control A on the outer side of Height adjustment Grip lever A at the center and push it down or up Seat angle adjustment Front of seat move the front end of control A Rear of seat move the rear end of control A Seatback inclination adjustment Push lever B forward or backward to raise or lower the seatback Sitting in a reclined position A while the vehicle is in motion could be dangerous The seatback should not be tilted back too far The 3 point shoulder lap belt must be firmly secured against the occupant s body in order to function properly Therefore both the driver s and passenger s reclining seatbacks must always be in an upright position while the vehicle is in motion otherwise the 3 point shoulder lap belt would not remain firmly positioned against the occupant s body Serious injury could result Lumbar support adjustment This system is fitted on the passenger and driver s seat Push lever B up or down to the most comfortable position Seatback tilt To tilt the front seatback lift lever C and move the backrest forward To facilitate access to the rear seats or exiting the vehicle the front seats are fitted with the Easy Entry dev
46. illuminates it means that the system is performing a self diagnostic cycle At the first stop you can test the system turn the ignition key to STOP OFF the engine and then back to MAR ON The CODE warning light f will come on and should turn off in approximately one second If the warning light stays on repeat the procedure described previously leaving the key at STOP OFF for more that 30 seconds If the malfunction persists contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer 2 If the CODE warning light TT flashes it means that the vehicle is not protected by the immobilizer device Contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer immediately to have the codes of all the keys restored in the memory WARNING Strong impacts can damage the electronic components in the key WARNING Each key has its own specific code which must be stored in the memory of the system control unit Duplicating the keys When ordering additional keys remember that the memorization procedure up to maximum of 7 keys must be performed on all the keys including those already in your possession Contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer directly bringing with you all the keys in your possession the Maserati CODE system CODE CARD the electronic alarm system CODE CARD a personal ID and the identification and registration documents proving ownership of the vehicle The codes of any keys that are not available when the new st
47. in your possession the Maserati CODE system CODE CARD the electronic alarm system CODE CARD your identity card the identification and registration documents proving ownership of the vehicle WARNING Keys with remote control that are not provided to the Dealer for the new code storage procedure will automatically be deactivated This is to prevent any lost or stolen keys with remote control from being used to deactivate the electronic alarm system Replacing remote operated control battery If you press one of the three buttons and this does not activate the corresponding function before replacing the batteries check for correct operation of the alarm system functions using the other remote control To replace the remote control battery extract the key by pushing the button E undo the screw F extract the battery holder G remove the battery H from its retaining ring fit a new battery of the same type observing the indicated polarity fit the battery support G into the remote control and secure it by tightening the screw F Front seats Adjust the seat only when A the vehicle is stationary You could lose control of the vehicle while driving Moving the seat could distract you or make you press a pedal unintentionally Adjust the driver s seat only when the vehicle is stationary The seats can only be adjusted with the ignition key in position MAR ON It is
48. locking unlocking luggage compartment lid opening and fuel tank door opening are disabled when the doors are locked from the outside WARNING In the event that the inertia switch activates the doors are electrically unlocked and the vehicle can be accessed by pressing button D Opening from the inside To open the door even if the lock is engaged pull the internal handle F There are two buttons on the front central dashboard which operate the door locking and unlocking functions G door locking H door unlocking WARNING By pulling the internal handle on the driver s door all the locks can be released at the same time or just the driver s door depending on the Multi Media System settings Door open warning lights If the doors and the engine luggage compartment lids are not closed properly this is signaled by the illumination of appropriate symbols on the instrument panel display accompanied by the messages Door open or Doors open Door lock ECU initialization Every time the battery is connected or a fuse replaced you must perform the system initialization procedure to ensure proper system operation To perform this procedure lock and then unlock the doors using the door remote control Door open indicator Each door is provided with a reflector K fitted on the lower side of the door panel Buzzer
49. mph 5 km h if one or more doors lids are open or not properly closed a warning buzzer will be activated When you get out of the vehicle always remove the key to prevent someone from accidentally activating the controls WARNING The ignition key can be removed from the switch only when the gearshift lever see page 134 is in position P If the gearshift lever is shifted to P after turning off the engine the key can only be removed within 30 seconds from turning it to STOP OFF If you do not remove the key within 30 seconds you will need to turn it back to MAR ON and then to STOP OFF to have a further 30 seconds within which to remove the key In the event that the key unlocking system fails or if it is not possible to shift the gearshift lever to P to remove the key you must turn it to STOP OFF then remove the cap A using a pen or sufficiently pointed tool then press the button just uncovered and at the same time extract the key Once the key has been removed refit the cap A After stopping the vehicle always shift the gearshift A lever to P In the event of tampering with the starter switch e g attempted theft have it checked by your Authorized Maserati Dealer before restarting the vehicle If the automatic electric parking brake function is deactivated remember to apply the parking brake manually A Never leave children unattended in the vehicle Electronic alarm system device
50. mph 00 25 nm 135 mi Tire pressure screen page Pressing the MODE J button the user will display information about the Tire Pressure This screen page is displayed for 10 seconds and in normal conditions it will appear as shown in figure In addition the system acknowledges the following conditions system not calibrated system failure low pressure or puncture in one or more tires 18 30 Tire Pressure bar 2 2 2 2 bar bar 2 2 2 2 bar AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 60 F Comfort screen page Repeatedly press the MODE J button to display the screen page showing the operating status of the heating system for each seat The user can view the following information N Seat indication O Heating level This screen page remains displayed for 10 seconds as shown in figure 18 30 60 F AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 Option Selection Screen Page Briefly press the MODE J button to display the screen page and select the desired value among the following ones TRIP A distance TRIP B distance Current speed repetition the value to be set in the F area of the display on the Standard screen page see page 73 This screen page remains displayed for 10 seconds as shown in figure The options listed can be selected by pressing the and buttons and are confirmed by briefly pressing the MODE J button or simply not performing any operation for 10 seconds
51. naked eye Check your tires regularly for any signs of damage e g scratches cuts cracks bulges etc If sharp objects penetrate the tires they can cause damage which is only visible when the tire is removed In any case any possible damage must be inspected by an experienced tire fitter as it may seriously reduce tire life Remember that tires deteriorate with time even if used little or not at all Cracks in the tire tread and sides alongside possible bulging are a sign of deterioration Have the old tires inspected A by an experienced tire fitter to make sure they can still be used safely If the same tire has been on your vehicle for 4 or 5 years have it inspected anyway by an experienced tire fitter A Never fit tires of uncertain origin Directional tires have an A arrow on their side showing the rolling direction To help maintain optimal performance when replacing a tire make sure that the rolling direction corresponds to the one marked by the arrow During the tire life the rolling A direction of the first fitting shall always be observed also in case of non directional tires Check the depth of the tire A tread at regular intervals minimum allowed value 0 06 in 1 6 mm As the tread wear increases there is a greater risk of skidding Drive carefully on wet roads to decrease the risk of aquaplaning that you have any operations Windshield wipers A We recomme
52. of tires to use inflation pressures and relative specifications for winter tires carefully follow the indications found in the section Capacities and technical specifications The features of these winter tires are strongly reduced if the tread depth is less than 0 2 in 4 mm In this case they should be replaced The specific features of the winter tires lead to lower performance under normal environmental conditions or on long highway trips compared to the standard tires Therefore they should only be fitted for their intended use for which they have been approved Fit identical manufacturer and tread tires on all four wheels in order to help ensure safe driving braking and good handling Remember that the direction A of tire rotation should not be reversed Snow chains The use of snow chains is subject to local regulations If the use as snow chians is allowed to use small sized snow chains with a maximum projection of 0 35 in 9 mm beyond the tire tread The chains should be fitted only on the driving wheel tires rear wheels Check chain tension after driving for a distance of about 55 yd 50 m with the chains fitted Snow chains brand type Konig Supermagic Rear tire 285 35 ZR20 285 40 ZR19 Tire available on request WARNING Before purchasing or using snow chains we recommend that you contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer for information
53. one or more tires is below the minimum pressure alarm threshold corresponding to 83 of the pressure level set at the calibration A tire puncture a sudden loss of pressure is signaled when the system detects a loss of pressure of one or more tires measured within a set time frame 0 35 bar min In this last case ie a tire puncture detection the system activates the low inflation pressure tire warning light do not drive on message Note To perform calibration of the system follow the indications from paragraph System calibration and apply the pressure level as indicated in chapter Tire pressure Tire pressure checkup When the onboard instrument panel receives a message from the tire pressure ECU indicating that one or more tires have pressure levels below the control threshold screen page 2 is displayed for 10 seconds after which the system will display the screen page previously active When the key is subsequently turned back to MAR ON if the malfunction persists the display will show screen page 2 once again 18 30 60 F Check tire pressure 2 2 bar bar 2 2 2 2 bar MANUAL mi mi A 999 908 9 Low tire inflation pressure Punctured tire When the instrument cluster receives a signal from the tire pressure ECU indicating that the pressure level of one or more tires is below the alarm threshold or there is a sudden pressure loss punctured tire the warning light 1
54. pole remembering to cover it with the cap provided and then the negative one Never perform the emergency starting procedure using a battery charger always use an auxiliary battery Take special care when connecting the battery to the electrical system checking both that polarity is correct and that the connection is properly working Do not connect or disconnect the terminals of the ECUs when the ignition key is at MAR ON Do not check the electric polarities through sparking Disconnect the ECUs in the event of electrical welding on the vehicle body Remove them if the temperature is over 176 F 80 C special operations on the bodywork etc WARNING Incorrect installation or modifications to the radio and alarm systems may interfere with the proper operation of the ECUs WARNING Changes or repairs to the electrical system performed incorrectly or without taking into account the technical specifications of the system may cause operating anomalies with the risk of fire WARNING If you need to wash the engine compartment do not direct the jet of water for too long directly on the engine compartment ECU AL Spark plugs Wheels and tires In order to help ensure that the engine works efficiently and to keep polluting emissions at a minimum level it is essential that the spark plugs are sound and clean WARNING The spark plugs must be changed at the intervals indicated in the Mai
55. recall 3 different positions for the driver s seat and the external rear view mirrors buttons E The storage procedure is only possible with the ignition key in position MAR ON Adjust the position of the seat the external rear view mirrors and the steering wheel then engage reverse gear and position the external passenger s mirror again to help ensure the best possible visibility for reversing then disengage reverse gear Next press one of the three buttons 1 2 or 3 each corresponding to a memorizable position for more than 3 seconds until you hear a confirmation tone Lumbar support adjustment is not included in the seat position storage procedure The memorization of a new seat position erases the one previously stored with the same button To recall one of the stored positions with the door open press the relative button 1 2 or 3 briefly To recall the a stored position with the door closed press the corresponding button until hearing a tone that confirms the seat has stopped WARNING To stop the seat press one of the buttons 1 2 or 3 or one of the adjustment controls WARNING Malfunctioning of the seat control unit is indicated by a sequence of 5 tones emitted when the ignition key is turned to STOP OFF contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the malfunction corrected Each system is independent of the others and can be ope
56. recommended that you go to your nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible to have the system checked WARNING If you need to tow the vehicle with two wheels raised make sure that the ignition key is in position STOP OFF Otherwise with ESC activated the relative control unit memorizes a malfunction and the warning lights fj are activated on the instrument panel and display requiring the assistance of an Authorized Maserati Dealer to reset the system WARNING In low and medium traction conditions wet weather snow ice sand etc you are advised not to activate the SPORT function even if ESC is activated WARNING Travelling along high banked curves deactivates the system i gt gt ni ASR system The ASR system is designed to help avoid skidding of the driving wheels during acceleration by means of the engine control unit spark advance delay engine throttle opening reduction and fuel injection cut out and the rear brakes The ASR system is designed to enhance vehicle stability and active safety while driving specially under the following conditions internal wheel slip on curves due to the load dynamic variations or excessive acceleration excessive power transmitted to the wheels also in relation to road conditions acceleration on slippery snowy or icy road surfaces in the event of loss of grip on wet roads aquaplaning The ASR system is designed to work in
57. slow down and allow the other vehicle to pass Driving on snow or ice Below is some advice for driving in these conditions Keep avery moderate speed Fit snow chains or specific tires if the road is covered with snow see the paragraphs Snow chains and Winter tires in the chapter Tires of this section Mainly use the engine brake and avoid sharp braking We recommend that you activate Low grip mode see page 141 Avoid sudden acceleration and sharp changes in direction During the winter season even apparently dry roads can have icy sections Be careful when crossing bridges viaducts and roads that have little exposure to the sun and are bordered by trees and rocks They may be icy Keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front Emission control devices Even if the vehicle is equipped with anti pollution devices the environment deserves the greatest respect from every one of us By following a few simple rules the driver can avoid damaging the environment and can often reduce fuel consumption as well In this regard some useful information is listed here below please read it carefully The correct operation of the anti pollution devices not only helps respect for the environment but also has an impact on vehicle efficiency Keeping these devices in good working conditions is the first rule for driving both ecologically sound and economically The first precaut
58. that the electric wires are correctly positioned and do not interfere with the dome light edges and with the retaining tabs Courtesy mirror light To replace the bulb 12V 5W torpedo type 1 Remove the fixing frame by prying it out gently at points D 2 Replace the bulb 3 Refit the fixing frame by pressing it Glove compartment pocket 2 Raise the cover F 3 Replace the bulb G change compartment and 4 Refit the cover inserting first the luggage compartment lights To replace the bulb 1 Remove the transparent cover by prying it out gently using a screwdriver at point E two tab side and then pressing on the other side Courtesy lights below door 2 Rotate the bulb holder L and 4 remove it 3 Replace the pressure fitted bulb To replace the bulb 1 Use a screwdriver positioned at point H to pry out the light fixing frame Refit the bulb holder L inserting first the electrical connector side and then pressing on the other side to hook the clip If a fuse blows Replacing the fuses When an electrical device is not functioning check that the corresponding fuse is in proper working order A Fuse intact B Fuse blown Replace the faulty fuse with a new one havi
59. the child restraint systems must use the standard seat belts Adjust the seat belt in a diagonal position across your chest and on your shoulder and not on your neck or face Starting from a weight of approximately 41 Ibs 18 6 kg it may be necessary to add a booster seat to obtain a correct position for fitting the seat belt until the children reach a sufficient height to have an abdominal diagonal seat belt suitably fitted without needing a rise Below is a summary of the safety regulations applying to the transport of children We recommend that you always carry children in the specific restraining systems installed in the rear outer seats as this is usually the best place in the event of a collision Always follow strictly the instructions that the manufacturer provides with the seat Keep the instructions in the vehicle together with the documents and this manual Do not use a seat which does not have any instructions for use WARNING We recommend that you choose the seat that best suits the shape of your vehicle s seat and that you try to install the seat before purchasing it Always pull on the seat belt to check that it is locked in place All restraint system must be used by a single passenger only never carry two children in the same seat Always check that the seat belts are not resting against the child s neck Always drive slowly and carefully when carrying a child Hard acceleration due to spor
60. the event of an obstacle located in a central area this will be detected at distances of less than 1 yd 0 9 m at the front and 1 6 yd 1 50 m at the rear depending on the type of obstacle and its dimensions If the obstacle is located in a lateral position it will be detected at distances of less than 0 9 yd 0 8 m Failure indicators The system ECU is designed to check all the components every time reverse gear is engaged In the event that the parking sensors fail the relative warning light Py illuminates on the display accompanied by the message Parking Sensor Failure In the event of a failure signal stop the vehicle and turn the ignition key to STOP OFF Then try cleaning the sensors or moving the vehicle away from any possible ultrasound sources e g pneumatic truck brakes or pneumatic hammers and rotate the ignition key to the MAR ON position If the cause of the operating fault has been eliminated full operation of the system will be recovered If however the failure beep continues contact the Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked During parking manoeuvres A always be extremely careful with obstacles that might be located above or below the sensors In fact in certain circumstances objects located near the rear of the vehicle are not detected by the system and therefore could damage the vehicle or be dama
61. the filler neck extension and pour in a mixture of water and detergent fluid in the proportions indicated on the product packaging WARNING If the temperature is below 4 F 20 C use pure detergent fluid WARNING Do not drive with the windshield washer tank empty proper operation of the windshield washer is essential for improving visibility Power steering fluid WARNING Make sure that the power steering fluid does not come into contact with the engine hot parts as it is flammable With the vehicle on a level ground and the engine cold check that the fluid level corresponds with the MAX reference notch on the tank cap dipstick To perform the check unscrew the cap clean the dipstick replace and tighten the cap then remove it again and check the level When the oil is hot the level may also exceed the MAX notch If necessary top up with fluid making sure that it has the same characteristics as the one already used in the system Brake fluid Check that the fluid level in the tank is at the maximum level If the level goes below the minimum level with the ignition key turned to MAR ON the warning light BRAKE illuminates on the instrument panel If additional fluid is needed use only the type classified as DOT4 WARNING The brake fluid is hygroscopic i e it absorbs humidity For this reason if the vehicle is used mainly in areas with a high rate of atmospheri
62. the gearbox system reduces the maximum engine speed to 4000 RPM Therefore upshifting will occur at this limit This strategy does not apply to downhill driving so as to always have the efficiency of engine braking together with the standard braking system ESC system operations In order to help prevent unstable driving conditions the ESC system may request the gearbox system to deactivate gearshifting The system handles this request depending on the gear engaged and on the RPM and decides whether to accept it or not Cruise Control With the Cruise Control function the gearbox system selects shift points as to provide enhanced comfort and fuel economy MC Start Strategy optional equipment With the aim of optimizing standing starts for performance driving only recommended for use in areas closed to traffic and in accordance with traffic laws the automatic gearbox system is equipped with quick start strategy This strategy is activated when the following conditions occur simultaneously AUTO and SPORT modes active ESC mode OFF brake pedal depressed In these conditions the driver has the possibility to accelerate and keeping the brake pedal depressed keep the vehicle standing until reaching an engine speed between 2300 an 2500 RPM and then upon releasing the brake pedal have the optimal standing start performance This strategy must only be used on vehicles in areas closed to traff
63. the handle clockwise until it is released remove the tool from its seat and close it with the cap After each manual emergency release procedure the electric parking brake system remains non functioning until the situation is corrected by an Authorized Maserati Dealer Tires The Maserati GranTurismo is A a performance automobile tire wear must be checked regularly and worn tires must be replaced Tire wear will vary and depends on driving habits and conditions Glossary of tire terminology Tire Information Placard label is a placard label showing the OE original equipment tire sizes recommended inflation pressure and the maximum weight the vehicle can carry Tire Identification Number TIN A number on the side wall of each tire providing information about the tire brand and manufacturing plant tire size and date of manufacture Inflation pressure A measure of the amount of air in a tire Standard load A class of P metric or Metric tires designed to carry a maximum load at a specified psi rating Extra load A class of P metric or metric tires designed to carry a heavier maximum load at a specified psi rating kPa Kilopascal a metric unit of air pressure PSI Pounds per square inch a standard unit of air pressure B pillar The structural member at the side of the vehicle behind the front door Bead area o
64. the procedure from step 1 This procedure can be repeated an unlimited number of times WARNING After an emergency start we recommend that you contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer otherwise you will have to perform the emergency start procedure every time the engine is started Toolkit If a tire is punctured The vehicle is equipped with the For the tire repair procedures see the following tools instructions included in the tire repair toolkit housed in the luggage kit compartment Note The compressor power plug can tire repair kit be inserted either in the 12V socket A reflecting triangle housed in the luggage compartment The toolkit housed under the floor or in the cigarette lighter socket B panel contains inside the passenger compartment 8 10mm open end wrench 13 17mm open end wrench double slot Phillips head screwdriver tow hook tool for electric parking brake actuator release If an exterior light turns To replace the Xenon light ff bulbs the low and high o beam light bulbs and to check the system contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer only RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK WARNING Before replacing a light bulb make sure that the corresponding fuse is in proper working order For replacement use only genuine new light bulbs having the same characteristics as the bulb being replaced It is advisable to contact your Au
65. to the other positions P Park When parking the vehicle shift the lever to P A gearbox device will lock the driving wheels WARNING Shift the lever to position P only when the vehicle is stationary Therefore it is advisable to perform this maneuver with the brake pedal depressed WARNING To prevent accidental engagement the gearshift lever can only be moved from P to any other position when the button B and the brake pedal are depressed WARNING Before getting out of the vehicle check that the automatic parking brake is engaged Move the gearshift lever to P even when you need to get out of the vehicle only for a few seconds If you turn off the engine with the gearshift lever A in a position different from P an acoustic signal will sound for a few seconds and a message will be displayed indicating to shift the lever to P When the driver s door is opened with the gearshift lever A in a position different from P an acoustic signal will sound for a few seconds and a message warning the driver that the gearshift lever is not in P will be displayed WARNING In the event of a battery failure manually release the driving wheel locking device before you drive following the procedure on the next page In the event of a battery failure move the gearshift lever from P to another position before moving the vehicle To do this follow the emergency procedure described below remove the covering
66. turned to MAR ON if the warning light does not illuminate or if it illuminates while driving contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible Automatic gearbox failure Depending on the message displayed it signals a gearbox failure If the failure permits slowly drive to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer a too high temperature of the gearbox oil In this case slow down until the temperature goes down to the normal values for use the warning light goes off see page 144 D Low oil pressure par Under normal conditions the warning light should illuminate when the ignition key is turned to MAR ON and should go off as soon as the engine is started If the warning light remains on or illuminates while driving this indicates a too low engine oil pressure In this case turn the engine off immediately and carry out the necessary checks If the problem persists contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer Tire pressure TPMS 1 This warning light is connected to the Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS It illuminates when the system detects an insufficient tire pressure or a sudden loss of pressure punctured tire of one or more tires If the warning light flashes prior to remain on it indicates that the system is temporarily unavailable Low brake fluid warning BRAKE ight This warning light illuminates w
67. various control systems in it ABS EBD ASR and MSR ESC contains a model that supplies a very accurate forecast of the vehicle s behavior It is able to detect whether the driver is about to lose control of the vehicle In this case it can individually activate the brake calipers and the engine control system in order to create a torque that counters the skid Activation The ESC system is designed to automatically activate every time the engine starts it can be overridden by pressing button A for approximately 2 seconds In this case the warning light 5 lights up on the dial and on the display and the latter displays a specific message To turn the system back on press button A again During every stage of the operation the amber warning light will flash on the instrument panel Malfunction indicator In the event of a malfunction the system is automatically deactivated and it is not possible to reactivate it While the vehicle is moving this state is indicated by the illumination of the amber warning light f on the instrument panel and on the multifunction display The latter also displays the message ESC failure go to dealer When the engine is started up the system fault is indicated by the illumination of the light i GN YY MAE WARNING In the event of a malfunction and when ESC is not activated the vehicle behaves as if it were not equipped with this system it is
68. vehicle when Twilight sensor 114 Clothing hook 82 the alarm system is on 102 Direction indicators 114 Sun visors 83 Deactivating the motion sensing High beams 114 Clock 83 alarm 103 Follow me home function 115 Front ashtray and cigarette Deactivating the anti theft Windshield wipers washer and lighter 83 alarm 103 headlight washers 116 Front and rear beverage holders Alarm memory 103 Windshield wiper 116 on center console 84 Ordering extra remote keys 103 Windshield washer 116 Glove compartment 84 Replacing remote operated Headlight washers 116 Pocket change compartment 84 control battery 104 Rain sensor 117 HomeLink 85 Front seats 105 Sensor failure 117 Before you drive 89 Height adjustment 105 Multi Media System 118 Seat angle adjustment 105 Controls 119 Doors 90 Lumbar support adjustment 105 Radio 120 Opening from the outside 90 Seatback tilt 106 CD MP3 and Jukebox 120 Opening from the inside 91 Heating system 106 AUX module 120 Door open warning lights 91 Rear seats 108 USB Socket 121 Door lock ECU initialization 92 Headrest 108 iPod Connection 121 Door open indicator 92 Armrest 108 Onboard Trip computer 121 Buzzer 92 Rear view mirrors 109 Bluetooth function 122 Door courtesy light 92 Electrochromic external rear Navigator 122 Power windows 93 view mirrors 109 Air conditioning 123 Engine compartment lid 94 Electrochromic internal rear Automatic air conditioning Luggage compartment 94 view mirror 110 system control 125 Fuel tan
69. while driving the ECU illuminates the relative warning light accompanied by the message Check suspension on the display In addition the ECU calibrates the shock absorbers to a preset value thus helping to ensure a safe vehicle set up Should the malfunction involve one shock absorber only this will no longer be controlled by the ECU and will therefore remain set as it was when the fault occurred It is therefore possible for one of the four shock absorbers to work with a fixed calibration different from that of the other ones WARNING In the event of a malfunction in the suspension control electronic system which will be indicated by the illumination of the warning light on the display while driving keep a moderate speed and have the vehicle checked as soon as possible by your Authorized Maserati Dealer If a malfunction occurs while driving and this is signaled by the illumination of the warning light on the display it is advisable to stop the vehicle as soon as possible turn the ignition key to STOP OFF and then restart the engine If the malfunction is no longer present and the warning light on the display does not illuminate again the electronic suspension system will resume normal operation On the other hand if the problem persists the warning light on the multi function display will turn on again In both cases the system must be checked by your Authorized Maserati Dealer The
70. 163 Front and rear beverage holders Getting into the vehicle when the Electrochromic external rear view on center console 84 alarm system is on 102 mirrors 109 Front and rear dome light 179 Glossary of tire terminology 166 Electrochromic internal rear view Front ashtray and cigarette lighter 83 Glove compartment 84 mirror 110 Front dome light 82 Glove compartment pocket Electronic alarm system device 101 Front light clusters 176 change compartment and Electronic automatic gearbox 134 Front seats 105 luggage compartment lights 180 Electronic control units 220 Fuel consumption 199 Emergency roadside services 9 Fuel consumption H Emergency starting 98 m p g USA 199 Emergency starting 174 Fuel cut off inertia switch 57 TES dlig hts 136 Emergency starting with auxiliary Fuel economy 146 Headlight washers 116 battery 132 Fuel gauge 72 Headrest 108 Emission control devices 161 Fuel Requirements 198 Heating system 106 Engine 202 Fuel tank door 96 Heig ht adjustment 105 Engine and transmission 148 Fuel tank door emergency opening 96 High beams 143 Engine compartment 226 Fuse colors 182 Histor ical info 4 Engine compartment lid 94 Fuses and relays inside the engine Homelink a5 Engine coolant 215 compartment 183 Homologation labels a Engine marking 16 Fuses and relays in the passenger How to use the tires 221 Engine oil 199 compartment to the left of the Engine oil 214 steering wheel 187 ESC system 43 Identification plates If a fuse blows
71. 182 223 152 57 228 151 81 148 105 106 24 153 117 55 40 153 Snow chains Spark plugs Speedometer Speed sensitive steering wheel Spray nozzles Starting off when the engine is cold Starting the engine Starting with an auxiliary battery Steering wheel Stop amp Go function Storing a speed Summary of program benefits and services Sun visors Suspension Symbols Symbols indicating mandatory measures System calibration System initialization System not calibrated T Table of contents Table of contents Tachometer Technical specifications Temperature The Maserati CODE system Third stop light Tips for keeping the bodywork in good condition Tire care 171 221 72 204 223 132 132 193 111 52 151 83 204 11 12 48 128 51 231 232 72 202 168 97 178 224 170 Tire identification number 167 Tire placard label 168 Tire pressure 208 Tire pressure checkup 50 Tire pressure monitoring system failure 51 Tires 166 Toolkit 175 Towing the vehicle 144 Towing with the vehicle 9 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System 47 Traction 167 Transmission 203 Transport of persons with disability 35 Tread wear 167 Turning off the engine 133 Twilight sensor 114 U Under this agreement 10 Unleaded Fuel 198 Updating 8 USB Socket 12 Useful accessories to keep in the vehicle 172 Useful hints for helping to extend the life of the battery 218 Using the brakes 147 U
72. 3 gear 1 521 5 67 4h gear 1 143 4 26 5th gear 0 867 3 23 6 gear 0 691 2 58 Reverse 3 403 12 68 Differential The ratios are Differential reduction ratio 3 54 Brakes Service and emergency brakes Self ventilating disc brakes on the four wheels Two diagonally opposed and independent hydraulic control circuits Vacuum brake servo 4 channel ABS system with Electronic Brake force Distribution EBD and braking assistance system HBA for emergency braking Electric parking brake The electric parking brake EPB acts on the rear wheels It is activated manually by lifting the lever found in the central panel of the center console see page 163 Suspension Front and rear Articulated quadrilateral suspensions Suspension with Skyhook adjustable damping This system allows the driver to choose two settings for the shock absorbers depending on the road surface conditions speed and comfort Speed sensitive steering wheel Rack and pinion hydraulic steering with pump driven by the drive shaft and tank Articulated steering column with energy absorption and adjustable inclination and height Speed sensitive it gets more rigid as the speed increases Steering diameter 11 7 yd 10 7 m No of steering wheel turns 1 5 to the left and right Wheels Wheel rims and tires Wheel rim size Tire size Winter tires Font 8 5 J x 20 245 35 ZR20 245 35 ZR20 8 5 J x 19
73. 43 43 44 44 44 44 45 47 48 48 49 Low tire pressure conditions Tire pressure checkup Low tire inflation pressure Punctured tire System not calibrated Tire pressure monitoring system failure Parking sensors Rear four sensor system activation deactivation Stop amp Go function Eight sensor system with Stop amp Go Function activated Eight sensor system with Stop amp Go function deactivated Obstacle signaling Cleaning the sensors Sensor range Failure indicators Fuel cut off inertia switch Resetting the switch Instruments and controls Dashboard Instrument panel Controls and warning lights Warning lights on the display Instruments and gauges Fuel gauge Speedometer Tachometer Coolant thermometer Display Controls 49 50 50 51 51 52 52 52 53 53 54 54 55 56 57 57 59 60 65 66 68 72 72 72 72 73 73 74 Multi Media System Keys 97 Adjusting the electric steering Configuration Menu 76 The Maserati CODE system 97 wheel 111 Controls 77 Operation 97 External lights and direction Controls to the left of the Duplicating the keys 98 indicators 112 steering wheel 77 Emergency starting 98 Light switch 112 Dashboard buttons 79 Ignition switch 100 DRL 112 Roof panel buttons 81 Electronic alarm system device 101 Parking lights 113 Internal equipment 82 Activation 101 Automatic activation Front dome light 82 Deactivation 102 deactivation 113 Rear dome light 82 Getting into the
74. 4820 Ib 2190 kg Dimensions 2942 mm 1066mm 41 97 in 115 83 in 4881 mm al 1353 mm 1586 mm 62 44 in 192 17 in 1590 mm 62 60 in 1915 mm a 75 39 in Tire pressure Tire inflation pressure when cold psi bar Wheel rim size Tire size Winter tires Inflation pressure when cold psi bar on 8 5 J x 20 245 35 ZR20 245 35 ZR20 32 2 2 8 5 x19 245 40 ZR19 245 40 ZR19 32 2 2 10 5 J x 20 285 35 ZR20 285 35 ZR20 32 2 2 10 57 x 19 285 40 ZR19 285 40 ZR19 32 2 2 Rims and tires available on request Alternatively you may use winter tires having the same dimensions as those provided with the vehicle Never exceed the maximum speed indicated for the winter tires failure to respect the max speed may damage AN The maximum speed reachable with winter tires is indicated by the tire manufacturer Always comply with the regulations in force where you are driving these tires Danger risk of accident Maintenance Maintenance Schedule Additional checks Level checks Air filter Dust pollen filter Battery Electronic control units Spark plugs Wheels and tires Windshield wipers Air conditioning system Bodywork Interiors If the vehicle is stored for long periods Conversion table 210 212 213 217 217 217 220 221 221 223 224
75. 7 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 go to http Awww safercar gov or write to Administrator NHTSA 1200 New Jersey Avenue SE Washington D C 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from http www safercar gov Multi Media System The vehicle is equipped with the infotelematics Maserati Multi Media System which provides the following standard features on board computer satellite navigation system where digital maps are available Bose Sound System single CD MP3 reader Hard disk capacity of 30 Gb in total of which around 10 Gb are taken up by the operating software and by the other functionalities Bluetooth AUX socket USB Socket These accessories may vary depending on the model and on their availability on the market Towing with the vehicle The vehicle has not been designed developed and homologated to be used as a towing vehicle for other means e g trailers caravans etc and nothing can be loaded on the roof fitting structures such as bars or roof racks may damage the vehicle Maserati Roadside Assistance Program Avilable for USA and Canada only Welcome to Maserati and the benefits and security of the Maserati Roadside Assistance Program Please take a moment to review the benefits listed below and available to you through the Maserati Roadside Assistance Program Emergency roadside services in the event you require Road
76. Continue only after you have had proper rest Keep the vehicle at a greater distance from vehicles in front of you than you would during the day it is difficult to assess the speed of other vehicles when you can only see their lights Make sure that the headlights are aimed correctly if they are too low they reduce visibility and strain the eyes If they are too high they may bother the other drivers Use the high beams only outside of urban areas and when you are sure that they will not disturb other drivers When another vehicle is approaching switch from the high beams if on to the low beams Keep the taillights and headlights clean Outside of densely populated areas beware of animals crossing the road Driving in the rain Rain and wet roads can be dangerous On a wet road all the maneuvers are more difficult since wheel grip on the road is significantly reduced This means that the braking distances increase considerably and road holding decreases Below is some advice for driving in the rain Reduce your speed and keep a greater safety distance from the vehicles in front of you High speed may result in loss of vehicle control and aquaplaning Heavy rain also substantially reduces visibility In these circumstances even during the day turn on the low beams to be more visible to other drivers Set the Air Conditioning controls to demisting in order to avoid any visibility problem
77. I This system is designed to continuously monitor the vehicle components associated with emissions it also indicates when the warning light 3 illuminates on the instrument panel that the components in question need to be checked and if necessary serviced The purpose is to keep the system operating efficiently indicate when a problem causes an increase in emissions exceeding the threshold established by regulations in force indicate the need for replacement of deteriorated components In addition the system includes a diagnostics connector that can be interfaced with special instruments This makes it possible to read the error codes stored in the control unit together with a set of specific parameters for the engine operation diagnostics cycle on compliance with CARB EPA OBDII rules WARNING Once the engine is started the warning light 3 will remain on for approximately 18 seconds before turning off This is a normal condition and part of the operating strategy WARNING When the ignition key is turned to position MAR ON if the warning light 3 does not illuminate or if it illuminates while driving contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible WARNING After the problem has been corrected your local Authorized Maserati Dealer staff are required to perform tests of the system and if necessary also road tests which may even involve long distances Position of the
78. OFF If the warning remains on or stays on or if it does not illuminate or if it illuminates while driving contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible Maserati CODE With the ignition key in MAR ON position the amber warning lights on the instrument panel and on the multi function display illuminate when the system detects the following faults Alarm system not available Electronic key not detected Have the vehicle protection system checked or when the user is informed of the following events Vehicle break in detected Electronic key not recognized Brake pads worn Left hand direction BRAKE hi ing li indicators WEAR This warning light illuminates on the This warning light instrument cluster for versions illuminates when the left hand markets where provided when the direction indicators or the hazard brake pads have reached their wear lights are turned on limit Please contact the Authorized Maserati Dealer PARK parking T 3 Parking brake engaged This warning light illuminates when the brake is applied ESC system malfunction Indicates a malfunction in the ESC system Please contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer 433 OFF A D Overriding the ESC system This lights up when the ESC system is overridden Right hand side indicators T
79. ON LED air recirculation REAR mode Press the button REAR 12 relative LED illuminated to Open close the air flow to the rear vents This function is active in both MONO and DUAL ZONE modes System initialization Every time the battery is reconnected when the vehicle is started the system must be initialized by activating the compressor The display automatically shows the passenger compartment temperatures set to 71 6 F 22 C The system is configured as follows AUTO automatic operation the words FULL AUTO appear on the display Compressor enabled the LED on the button is illuminated Defrosting demisting function MAX DEF deactivated the LED on the button is off Heated rear window deactivated the LED on the button is off Open recirculation Air ventilation and distribution are set by the system REAR disabled the LED on the button is off the air flows to the rear vents Bose Surround Sound System The digital Hi Fi system developed in association with BOSE Surround Sound System incorporates exclusive accessories such as the innovative speakers with neodymium technology and makes use of other systems such as AudioPilot Centerpoint active electronic equalization and SurroundStage amplifier system AudioPilot system The AudioPilot technology detects and measures the ambient noise and continuously adjusts a number of acoust
80. Pocket change compartment 25 Electric parking brake engagement disengagement lever 26 Buttons underneath air conditioning controls 27 Air conditioning controls 28 Multi Media System controls repeated on the steering wheel 29 Starter steering wheel lock switch 30 Horn control 31 Seat adjustment controls 32 Steering wheel height and depth adjustment control 33 Lever controlling cruise control direction indicators high beams and flashing headlights 34 Controls to the left of the steering wheel 35 Engine compartment lid opening lever Ref 8 Side buttons to the left of the Multi Media System Display A SPORT mode button B Low grip mode button ICE C PARK OFF function button see page 163 D ESC OFF system deactivation button Ref 27 Buttons underneath air conditioning controls A Hazard light button B Door lock unlock button Ref 29 Multi Media System controls repeated on the steering wheel A Increases the sound system volume B Decreases the sound system volume C Voice control function activation deactivation Navigator Mode Enables the guiding voice during the trip guidance and also displays information pertaining to the guidance session D Button pressed briefly Telematic mode activation Place call paired telephone Accept incoming call paired telephone End call in progress paired teleph
81. Proper driving Although the vehicle is equipped with active and passive safety devices the driver s conduct is always a decisive factor for road safety Below are some simple rules to follow for traveling safely in different conditions You will be no doubt familiar with some of them but in any case it would be useful to read them carefully Before you drive Make sure that the lights and headlights are working properly Adjust the position of the seat steering wheel and rear view mirrors so that you have the best driving position Check that nothing e g mat covers etc is blocking the pedals Carefully arrange any objects in the luggage compartment to prevent sudden braking from jerking them forward Avoid heavy meals before a trip A light snack helps to keep your reflexes sharp In particular avoid drinking alcohol Remember to read at regular intervals the instructions contained in the paragraph Before a trip in this chapter In addition to being A prohibited by applicable legislation it is extremely dangerous to travel inside the luggage compartment or on the front of the vehicle In the event of an accident persons transported in this manner are more exposed to the risk of serious injury Passengers must only travel seated in the vehicle seats with the seat belts fastened properly Always check that you and your passengers have your seat belts fastened correctly Wh
82. TPMS to continue to function properly System calibration The system must be calibrated after replacing one or more tires after inverting the wheels if you are not sure whether at least one of the operations above was performed If you simply corrected the tire inflation pressure you do not need to recalibrate the system To calibrate the system select the screen page TPMS calibration by pressing the MODE button A Subsequently press and hold button B to activate the calibration procedure This operation may be performed with the key at MAR ON and the engine off The system will take a few seconds to complete the process and during this time the green symbol 1 and the message Calibration started will be displayed If the user recalls the information page showing the pressure levels of each tire dashes will be displayed in the place of the values WARNING The system will not perform calibration if the pressure is below 29 PSI 2 bar 18 30 60 F TPMS CALIBRATION Press and hold to activate calibration AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 Viewing messages on the display By pressing the MODE button A repeatedly see on page 74 the user can access the information page that shows the pressure values of each tire Tire Pressure page If system faults are found when this page is recalled the same page will be replaced by an information messa
83. a way that it fits snugly against your chest and pelvis The pretensioners can be deployed only once and activate only when the seat belts are fastened After activation contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the pretensioners replaced and for properly discarding the old components WARNING Work on the vehicle which involves blows vibrations or localized heating welding in the area of the pretensioners may damage or activate them vibrations due to uneven road surfaces or unintentional underbody collisions for instance should not affect the units Contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer for any inspection that may be required It is strictly forbidden to A remove or tamper with the pretensioner components Any intervention must be carried out only by qualified and authorized personnel Always contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer General warnings for using the seat belts The driver and any passengers are obliged by law to respect and obey the provisions of local legislation regarding the compulsory use of seat belts To help provide maximum A protection you are advised to keep the seatback in the most upright position possible and the seat belt close to your chest and pelvis If the seat belt is loose in the event of an accident you could move too far forward and could be injured Travelling with the seatback too far reclined could also be dangerous even if the seat belts are fast
84. addition of objects spoiler luggage rack etc may impair the lid s correct operation and safety When using the luggage A compartment never exceed the maximum loads allowed see section on Capacities and technical specifications Also check that the objects contained in the luggage compartment are arranged properly The luggage compartment is illuminated by an internal light that comes on automatically when the luggage compartment lid is opened deactivation is timed If the luggage compartment lid is left open the light turns off after a few minutes To turn it on again close the lid and then reopen it Emergency opening If necessary the luggage compartment lid can be opened by pulling the small cable C hidden underneath the covering of the left hand side panel Once you have located the cable and pulled it out from the covering pull it forward to open the luggage compartment lid Emergency opening of the luggage compartment In the event that somebody is accidentally locked in the luggage compartment the lid can be opened from the inside by pulling the lever D positioned in the center of the lid The lever is visible even in poor lighting conditions Fuel tank door The fuel tank door is found on the rear left hand side of the vehicle To open the door press button A on the left of the steering wheel It can be operated only when the ignit
85. ake without having depressed the service brake pedal a message will be displayed to warn you to do so WARNING In certain conditions it is however advisable to disengage the parking brake manually and slightly apply the service brake for starting off This is advisable when there are obstacles very close to the vehicle in the direction in which you intend to move Deactivating PARK OFF automatic operation To deactivate manual operation of the parking brake with the engine on press the button A on the dashboard The words PARK OFF appear on the display for 5 seconds after which they remain displayed but in smaller size To reactivate automatic operation press the button A once again the words PARK ON appear on the display for 5 seconds WARNING In certain conditions when the battery voltage is low the electric parking brake system may temporarily be deactivated for safety reasons Therefore typically upon starting the engine when the battery voltage drops the message PARK OFF may temporarily be displayed indicating that automatic operation is temporarily disabled a WARNING In the case of performance starting check that the electric parking brake is disengaged Malfunction indication In the event of electric parking brake system failures the warning light BRAKE will illuminate Depending on the message displayed it signals the following failures of the EPB syst
86. and contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked Excessive coolant temperature Coupled to the Coolant thermometer it comes on together with the warning light on the instrument panel and indicates an excessive temperature of the coolant In this condition stop the vehicle and have the cooling system checked by your Authorized Maserati Dealer ALC system failure This warning light indicates a failure of the automatic headlight aiming system ASR system failure This warning light indicates the deactivation or failure of the ASR system In the event of a failure contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer Rain sensor failure This warning light indicates This warning light indicates that the parking sensor system is faulty Pa Parking sensor failure that the rain sensor is faulty Shock absorber failure While driving it indicates a malfunction in the suspension system Doors and lids open This warning light indicates that the doors or lids are open or not properly closed the display also shows an image of the vehicle with the part not closed highlighted in red WARNING Before starting off close any doors and lids that are open or not properly closed Ice hazard This warning light illuminates when the outside temperature is 37 4 F 3 C or lower in order to indicate the risk of icy road surfaces Under such conditions drive carefully and slow
87. at shows the vehicle surrounded by explanatory symbols of the distance maximum average minimum and the position front rear central side of the obstacle detected The colour represents the distance while the field represents the position The green color represents the maximum distance detected the yellow colour the medium distance and the red colour the minimum one If the vehicle is equipped only with rear sensors the front sensors are not shown in the image If the vehicle is equipped with front and rear sensors the rear sensors are not shown in the image if only the front sensors are active For the system to operate correctly the sensors positioned on the bumper must be kept clean remove any mud dirt snow or ice 60 F km km A 999 908 9 2 0 X Cleaning the sensors When cleaning the sensors take special care not to scratch or damage them therefore do not use dry rough or hard cloth The sensors must be washed with clean water possibly with car shampoo added Should you need to repaint the bumper or in case of paint touch ups in the sensor area please contact exclusively the Authorized Maserati Dealer Incorrect paint application could affect the parking sensor operation Sensor range The sensors allow the system to monitor the front and rear of the vehicle they are positioned so as to monitor the central and lateral zones at the front and at the rear of the vehicle In
88. both horizontal and vertical shall be 15 In the event of an accident It is important always to stay calm If you are not directly involved stop at a safe distance of at least 11 yd 10 m away from the accident area If you are on a highway stop without obstructing the emergency lane and be especially careful if you need to exit the vehicle Turn off the engine and turn on the hazard lights At night illuminate the accident area with the headlights Always act with caution you should not risk someone crashing into you Indicate that an accident has occurred by placing the emergency triangle in a well visible position and at the prescribed distance Call the emergency services providing as much information as possible On highways use the special emergency call boxes Remove the ignition key from the vehicles involved If you smell fuel or other chemical products do not smoke and ask people around you to put their cigarettes out To extinguish fires even small ones use a fire extinguisher blankets sand or earth Never use water In multiple vehicle accidents occurred on highways particularly where visibility is poor there is a high risk of being involved in other collisions Leave your vehicle immediately and move away from it If there are injured persons Never leave an injured person alone Do not crowd around injured persons Reassure the inj
89. c humidity the fluid should be changed more frequently than indicated in the Maintenance Schedule WARNING Do not let the brake fluid which is highly corrosive come into contact with the paintwork If this should happen wash the paintwork immediately with water WARNING The symbol on the container identifies the synthetic type of brake fluid distinguishing it from the mineral type Using mineral fluids irreparably damages the special rubber linings of the braking system A Air filter Dust pollen filter Battery Contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the air filters replaced This filter performs mechanic electrostatic air filtering provided that windows and doors are fully closed Have your dust pollen filter replaced at least once a year by your Authorized Maserati Dealer preferably at the beginning of the summer period If the vehicle is mainly used in the city traffic on highways or dusty roads we recommend that you replace the filters more frequently than prescribed in the Maintenance Schedule WARNING Failure to replace the filter may considerably reduce the efficiency of the air conditioning system We recommend that you A have the dust pollen filter replaced by your Authorized Maserati Dealer i _ The battery is a low maintenance type and is located on the right hand side of the luggage compartment To access the battery remove the cover A by
90. cal condition that requires airbag deactivation please contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer As long as the airbag is activated persons with disabilities are advised not to travel in the front seat in order to avoid the risk of serious injuries or death even in minor crashes Front and side airbags The vehicle is equipped with 6 airbags 2 front and 4 lateral ones and with electronically controlled pretentioners for all of the seats belts The system components are the following 1 Electronic control unit 2 Passenger s front airbag 3 Passenger s front seat belt pretensioner 4 Passenger s side bag for head and chest protection 5 Passenger s satellite crash sensor 6 Driver s side bag for head and chest protection 7 Driver s satellite crash sensor 8 Driver s front seat belt pretensioner 9 Airbag system failure warning light 10 Driver s front airbag 11 Clock Spring 12 Diagnostics socket 13 Rear left hand pretensioner 14 Rear right hand pretensioner 15 Front left hand Crash Zone Sensor 16 Front right hand Crash Zone Sensor Front airbags The airbag is not a substitute A for the seat belts Correct use of the seat belts in combination with the airbag will offer protection for the driver and passenger in the front seat in the event of a head on collision Airbag system components The airbag system is composed of two cushions that a
91. ce of less than 62 mi 100 km at a speed below 37 mph 60 km h Tow the vehicle using the towing hook found in the toolkit Screw the towing hook down tightly in its seat on the lower right hand side of the front bumper In order to tow the vehicle turn the key to MAR ON and engage Neutral by shifting the gearshift lever A to N Should the EPB be applied you must disengage it see page 163 The maximum angle of the towing cable both horizontal and vertical shall be 15 Do not extract the key as A the steering wheel will lock automatically and you will be unable to steer the wheels When towing the vehicle make sure that you observe the road traffic regulations concerning both the towing device and driving conduct When towing the vehicle with the engine off remember that without the assistance of the brake servo a stronger effort is required on the brake pedal for braking and on the steering wheel for steering Screw the towing hook into A its seat approx 11 turns Clean the threaded seat completely before tightening the hook WARNING The maximum angle of the towing cable both horizontal and vertical shall be 15 Gearshift paddles on the If you then keep to a constant steering wheel driving style low longitudinal and lateral acceleration the gearbox automatically switches back to automatic operation In sequential manual operating mode upshifting and downsh
92. collision The external rear view mirror position both for the normal driving direction and for reversing is automatically memorized together with each seat position To memorize a new position of the external rear view mirrors turn the ignition key to position MAR ON and adjust the position of the mirrors then engage reverse gear and position the external mirrors again to ensure the best possible visibility for reversing then disengage reverse gear The side rear view mirrors have different curvatures the left hand mirror is flat while the right hand one is convex Pay particular attention to A objects viewed in the right hand mirror as they are closer than they appear Next press one of the buttons 4 2 or 3 on the seat each corresponding to a memorizable position until you hear a confirmation tone The new position of the external rear view mirrors will be automatically memorized together with the seat position It is also possible to change the position of the mirrors only for the normal traveling direction or for reversing WARNING Never retract or open the mirrors by hand to avoid damaging the power mechanism The mirrors must always be in the open position while driving Electrochromic internal rear view mirror This mirror can be manually adjusted and is fitted with an accident prevention release system that is designed to activate in the ev
93. colors 182 While driving 148 Tread wear 167 Maxi Fuse colors 182 Cruise Control 150 Traction 167 Fuses and relays inside the G n ral 150 Temperature 168 engine compartment 183 k 150 Other tire markings 168 Fuses and relays in the Storing aiepeed 151 Tire placard label 168 passenger compartment to Resuming the lt peed sored 151 Importance of proper inflation the left of the steering wheel 187 pressure 169 Relay fuse boxes inside the Increasing the speed stored 131 Tire care 170 luggage compartment 190 Decreasing the speed stored 152 Vehicle load limits 170 If the battery is dead 193 Resetting the speed stored 132 Winter tires 170 Starting with an auxiliary Skyhook suspension 153 Snow chains 171 battery 193 ples aed 8 i ie gt Useful accessories to keep in the Recharging the battery 193 ei A we P a a ie vehicle 172 Ifyou have to jack up the vehicle 194 Using the jack 194 If you have to tow the vehicle In the event of an accident If there are injured persons Capacities and technical specifications Fuel Requirements Octane Rating Unleaded Fuel Gasoline Containing Alcohol amp Ethers Oxygenated Fuels Engine oil Fuel consumption Fuel consumption m p g USA Capacities Quantity and specifications of the products to use Capacities and recommended products Technical specifications Engine Injection Ignition Battery Electric alternator Lubrication system Cooling system Transmission Brakes Susp
94. connecting it from the battery 6 Reconnect the terminals to the battery poles observing the polarity WARNING First reconnect the positive pole terminal and then the negative pole one WARNING Before reconnecting the battery terminals check that the key has been removed from the ignition switch or at least that it is in STOP OFF position The fluid contained in the battery is poisonous and corrosive Avoid contact with the skin and eyes The battery recharging procedure must be performed in a ventilated environment away from open flames or possible sources of sparks Risk of explosion and fire Battery posts terminals and A related accessories contain lead and lead compounds Wash your hands after handling A If you have to jack up the The jack can be used only to A replace the wheels Under vehicle no circumstance should it be used for repairs under the vehicle Using the jack See the chapter If a tire is punctured in this section 8 in 20 cm 12 in 30 cm If you have to tow the vehicle If you need to tow the vehicle observe the following recommendations if possible have the vehicle transported on a vehicle equipped with loading platform and specific for roadside assistance and recovery If this is not possible tow the vehicle for a distance of less than 62 mi 100 km at a speed below 37 mp
95. cs Typical input impedance between AUX IN and AUX_REF 13Kohm Max applicable voltage 0 75Vrms at 1kHz Input compatible only with 3 5 mm not included Therefore any player that has these characteristics as well as an analog audio output like an headset output can be connected to the Multi Media System The MMS system is capable of autonomously recognizing whether it is connected to a player socket and in this case it enables access to the audio functions connected to this source USB Socket The socket B is available in two different versions the type provided with your vehicle can be identified by the symbol shown next to it 0 USB Recharge lt gt USB Full USB Recharge Socket Socket exclusively dedicated to powering the external source of course if this is designed for this purpose e g iPod This socket cannot be used for data exchange USB Full Socket This socket allows you to exchange data and power the connected source If there are MP3 files on the USB key they will automatically start playing This will not occur if you are already listening to a music source in this case you need to select the USB function by repeatedly pressing button SOURCE iPod Connection An iPod can be connected to the system via the USB full and AUX sockets by means of a special cable optional The Multi Media System will then control the following functions
96. ction Capacities and technical specifications Engine Only use the lubricant recommended in the section Capacities and technical specifications Vehicle using lead free gasoline Only Premium gasoline with an AKI Anti Knock Index rating not lower than 91 approximately 96 R O N must be used Expansion tank Only use fluid of the type prescribed in the section Capacities and technical specifications Symbols indicating mandatory measures Battery Protect your eyes Battery Jack Refer to the Owner s Manual A Contents Vehicle identification data Active and passive safety Instruments and controls Before you drive Using the vehicle In an emergency Capacities and technical specifications Maintenance Table of contents Vehicle identification data Identification plates Homologation labels Instruction labels Key codes 16 17 19 21 Identification plates Chassis marking The vehicle registration number is punched on the underfloor in front of the right hand front seat To read the number lift the mat and remove the guard Engine marking The engine serial number is stamped on the lower part of the crankcase in the starter motor area The engine type is indicated on the plate positioned on the front left hand door jamb Homologation labels V LN label Chassis type and number Safety standard label
97. ctive at the time of the request The gear selected by the automatic gearbox will remain engaged when the lever A is moved Moving the lever back to D automatic operation will instantly be resumed and a gear will be engaged based on the driving style and mode selected In the event of a failure of the sequential manual gearshift system the gearbox ECU will select automatic operation Other system functions The settings automatically selected by the system operate in three modes NORMAL SPORT ICE Low Grip Activate the desired mode by pressing the relative button The active mode is shown on the instrument panel display For each mode there are various vehicle settings that are automatically set by the system in relation to the traveling speed engine RPM accelerator position speed with which the pedal is depressed as well as the traveling conditions e g uphill downhill curves NORMAL This mode is intended specifically for comfortable and fuel economy driving low longitudinal and lateral acceleration the gears are shifted with minimum vibration in lowest noise gears are shifted at low engine speeds SPORT It is activated by pressing the button C on the instrument panel and the word SPORT illuminates on the display To return to NORMAL mode from SPORT mode press the button again As SPORT mode has a lower priority than low grip mode if this is already active when act
98. d and will then be used as the official car of the President of the Italian Republic 2004 The MC12 with 630 HP 12 cylinder engine is born 2005 Maserati wins the FIA GT championship with the MC12 2006 The Quattroporte with automatic gearbox is presented 2007 The Granturismo Coup 2 2 world debut 2009 The Convertible Granturismo a 2 2 spider comes into production 2010 Production starts on the MC Stradale Mistral coup Ghibli coup Abbreviations Some descriptions and terms with particular meanings are found in this manual in an abbreviated form A C AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM ABS ANTI LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM Wheel locking prevention system during braking ALC ADAPTIVE LIGHT CONTROL Automatic headlight aiming system ASR ANTI SLIP REGULATION Prevention of slipping during acceleration BOS BRAKE OVERRIDE SYSTEM This system is designed to cancel the effect produced by the accelerator if this is pressed together with the brake pedal CAN CONTROLLER AREA NETWORK DRL DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHT Daytime running light EBD ELECTRONIC BRAKE FORCE DISTRIBUTION Electronically controlled brake force distributor ECU ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT EDR EVENT DATA RECORDER EPB ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE Automatic parking brake Introduction A Consulting the manual To facilitate reading and fast consultation the topics have been divided into sections and c
99. d babies must travel in suitable restraining systems Babies must be supported completely including their head and neck This is necessary since the baby s neck is weak while their head is proportionally bigger and heavier in relation to their body In a collision if a baby is travelling in a rearward facing seat the forces of an impact are distributed throughout the strongest parts of the body i e the back and shoulders Babies must always be protected by a suitable restraining system when travelling Babies travelling ina rearward facing seat may be seriously injured in the event of airbag activation This could happen because the seatback of the child s seat may be positioned extremely close to the airbag at the moment it is inflated Do not place an infant or a child in the front passenger seat at any time The structure of a child s A body is completely different from that of an adult or a teenager whom the seat belts are designed for Children s hips are so small that the seat belt will not stay in the correct position on them The belt may rise up on the child s stomach and in the event of a collision can cause serious internal injuries Children must always be protected by suitable restraining systems We recommend that child seats be installed in the rear seating positions ONLY All minors whose physical characteristics age height weight fall within the value ranges limits provided b
100. diagnostic connectors The diagnostic connector A positioned underneath the dashboard next to the engine lid opening lever can be accessed without removing any cover Cruise Control General The Cruise Control function allows the driver to maintain the desired vehicle speed constant without pressing the accelerator pedal This helps reduce driving fatigue on highways especially long trips as the set speed is automatically maintained WARNING The device can only be activated at speeds exceeding 19 mph 30 km h and it turns off automatically when the brake pedal is depressed or when a speed of 125 mph 200 km h is exceeded Cruise Control must only be activated when traffic and the route permit a constant speed to be maintained safely for a sufficiently long distance Controls Cruise Control is controlled by switch A by the rotating section B and by button C RCL Switch A has two positions OFF the device is deactivated ON the device is active When the device is activated the green warning light on the display illuminates together with the message Cruise Control on The rotating section B is used to store the vehicle speed and to keep it constant or to increase or decrease the speed stored Turn the rotating section B to position to save the speed reached or to increase the speed stored Turn the rotating section B to position to decrease the spe
101. display and on the instrument panel N Ww Turn the key to position AVV and release it as soon as the engine starts Do not hold the key in position AVV for a long time If the engine does not start turn the key to position STOP OFF wait for the gear display to go off and then repeat the entire procedure The engine can only be started when the gearshift lever is in P PARK or N NEUTRAL With the engine started release the key which will automatically return to position MAR ON If the engine does not start turn the key to position STOP OFF wait for the gear display to go off and then repeat the entire procedure Starting off when the engine is cold Start off slowly avoiding sudden accelerations and run the engine at low medium speeds High performance driving should be avoided until the coolant temperature reaches 149 158 F 65 70 C Emergency starting with auxiliary battery If the battery is dead the engine can be started using another battery having the same or slightly higher capacity than the dead one Follow the below instructions 1 Connect the positive terminals of the two batteries with a special cable 2 Connect the negative terminals of the two batteries with a special cable WARNING The battery is secured to the vehicle with a metal clamp so be extremely careful not to let the clips on the end of the cables come into contact with the clamp A 3 Sta
102. dling qualities Vehicle load limits Federal regulations require the following statement in this manual Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit 1 Locate the statement The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed XXX kg or XXX lbs on your vehicle s placard 2 Determine the combined weight of the driver and passengers that will be riding in your vehicle 3 Subtract the combined weight of the driver and passengers from XXX kg or XXX Ibs 4 The resulting figure equals the available amount of cargo and luggage load capacity For example if the XXX amount equals 1400 Ibs and there will be five 150 Ib passengers in your vehicle the amount of available cargo and luggage load capacity is 650 Ibs 1400 750 5 x 150 650 Ibs 5 Determine the combined weight of luggage and cargo being loaded on the vehicle That weight may not safely exceed the available cargo and luggage load capacity calculated in Step 4 NOTE The vehicle should not be used to tow a trailer Winter tires These tires are specially designed for driving on snow and ice and should be fitted to replace the ones supplied with the vehicle Only use winter tires having the same dimensions as those provided with the vehicle or as indicated on page 205 Your Authorized Maserati Dealer is available to provide suggestions as to the types of tires most suited to the use foreseen by the Customer For the type
103. e Multi Media System the rear sensor activation deactivation operating logic remains unchanged For the front sensors the Stop amp Go function signal status will not change if pushbutton A is pressed and the front sensors will be active and displayed on the instrument panel as long as vehicle speed is 6 mph 10 km h or lower When the vehicle goes over this speed but then slows to 6 mph 10 km h or lower the sensors will not be activated To reactivate them press pushbutton A WARNING Front sensors are activated only when the LED on pushbutton A is on In addition the system will ignore the pressing of pushbutton A when vehicle speed is over 6 mph 10 km h a gt gt ni Obstacle signaling The acoustic signals are emitted by two buzzers one under the dashboard and one in proximity of the luggage shelf When the obstacle is located at a distance of less than 14 in 35 cm from the bumper the beep is continuous The warning beep stops immediately if the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle increases The tone cycle is constant if the distance measured by the central sensors remains unaltered while if this occurs with the lateral sensors the signal stops after approximately 7 seconds to prevent for example continuous beeps in the event of manoeuvres alongside walls The distance from the obstacles can also be graphically shown on the instrument panel display by means of an image th
104. e section Before you drive Initialize the climate control system by activating the compressor as described in the chapter Air conditioning in the section Before you drive Turn on the Multi Media System and adjust the system date and time setting following the instructions given in the chapter Configuration in the Multi Media System manual WARNING Each time the battery is reconnected wait at least 30 seconds with the ignition key in position MAR ON before starting the engine This enables the electronic system that controls the motor driven valves to perform a self learning procedure The Multi Media System setting procedure can be performed at the same time WARNING Each time the battery is reconnected the PARK and BRAKE warning lights flash for about 10 seconds and then go off A Conversion table Distance 1 km 0 6214 mi 1 mi 1 609 km 1m 3 2808 ft 1 ft 0 3048 m 1m 1 0936 yd 1 yd 0 9144 m 1cm 0 3937 in 1in 2 54 cm Volume 1l 0 2642 US gallon 1 US gallon 3 785 Weight 1kg 2 2046 Ib 1 Ib 0 4536 kg Power 1 kW 1 341 hp 1 hp 0 746 kw Pressure 1 bar 14 5 psi 1 psi 0 0689 bar Consumptions 1 km l E 0 4251 mpg 1 mpg 2 3524 km l Table of contents Table of contents 232 Alphabetical contents 236 Table of contents Active and passive safety Historical info Introduction Consulting the manual
105. e system add to the driver s field of vision allowing him to avoid hitting any obstacles during manoeuvres However the driver remains A responsible during parking manoeuvres and in other potentially dangerous situations The system has actually been designed only as a supplementary aid during parking manoeuvres since it allows the driver to detect obstacles outside his field of vision shape and volume are susceptible to be incorrectly detected When starting the vehicle after parking these obstacles might not be detected if they are already close to the bumper Always stop when the acoustic signal becomes steady Rear four sensor system activation deactivation Rear sensors are automatically activated when the key is turned to MAR ON and when the vehicle is put into reverse A beeper alerts the driver that the system is activated Under these conditions the system displays the detection areas of vehicle s rear end on the instrument panel and a beep starts as soon as an obstacle is detected When the vehicle is put out of reverse the rear sensors are active for an additional 10 seconds or until the vehicle exceeds a speed of approx 6 mph 10 km h Stop amp Go function This function is activated by the manufacturer and can be deactivated by the Multi Media System by accessing the Configuration menu To deactivate select the Define vehicle parameters option then select Stop amp Go parking s
106. e to be activated reaches its operating range press the dedicated Home ink key The LED T remains on while the signal is being transmitted The devices controlled via the HomeLink function can in any case still be activated from the original remote controls Should the programmed HomeLink not activate the system to be controlled it may be that it is controlled by a remote control with a rolling code A rolling activation code can be recognized in the following ways consulting the instruction manual provided with the device to be controlled despite the HomeLink programming procedure having been carried out correctly the HomeLink function does not activate the device holding the dedicated HomeLink key pressed down the LED T briefly flashes fast and then stays on for 2 seconds this sequence is repeated for about 20 seconds Programming for devices controlled by rolling code Locate the specific setting key by consulting the user manual of the system to be controlled This is normally located on the motor which drives the device Press the key and in normal conditions a LED will come on WARNING Normally after this operation you have 30 seconds to start the next one Briefly press the HomeLink key you have chosen to control the device Q R S Press it a second time when it is released the operation should be completed For some types of motors the key might have to be press
107. e two front doors and turn it clockwise to unlock it the alarm will sound but you can continue with the normal starting procedure see page 132 The alarm will turn off A Deactivating the motion sensing alarm The motion sensing system can be deactivated also by pressing button C on the roof panel When this function is deactivated the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds and then turns off Deactivating the anti theft alarm Press button D to deactivate the anti lift alarm When this function is deactivated the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds and then turns off WARNING Deactivation of the motion sensing and anti lift alarm devices remains memorized until the following alarm system activation Therefore if these devices are deactivated but the alarm system is not activated within a very short time their deactivation will remain memorized until the next system activation regardless of whether the vehicle is on or off Alarm memory If the warning light tia appears on the display when the vehicle is started accompanied by the message Break in attempt detected this means that an intrusion has been attempted during your absence The alarm system memory is reset when you turn the ignition key Ordering extra remote keys To purchase new keys with remote control contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer bringing with you all the keys with remote control
108. ed turn the rotating section B for more than three seconds or by turning the rotating section B to position each pulse transmitted by the rotating section will cause a slight increase in speed about 0 6 mph 1 km h whereas a constant pressure on the same rotating section will cause a continuous increase in speed When the rotating section B is released the new speed will be automatically stored in the memory Decreasing the speed stored The speed stored can be reduced in two ways by deactivating the device pressing the brake pedal and then storing the new speed turning the rotating section B to position for at least three seconds or by keeping the rotating section B turned to position until reaching the new speed which will be stored automatically Resetting the speed stored The speed stored is automatically reset by turning the engine off or by turning switch A to OFF When driving with Cruise A Control activated do not shift to Neutral Activate Cruise Control only when traffic and road conditions permit safe use of this device that is on straight and dry roads expressways or highways smooth flowing traffic and smooth asphalt Do not activate this device when driving in town or in heavy traffic Cruise Control can only A be activated at speeds exceeding 19 mph 30 km h The device can only be A activated in 4th 5th or 6th gear depending upon the vehic
109. ed a third time Reprogramming a single key If you want to program activation of a new system on an already used HomeLink key proceed as follows press and hold down the HomeLink key selected after about 20 seconds the LED T starts flashing keep the key pressed down hold the original remote control of the device to be controlled close to the HomeLink control panel 12 in press and hold down the original remote control key successful programming is signaled by the LED T flashing faster release both keys The system previously programmed on HomeLink has thus been replaced with the new programming and is ready to be used This operation has no impact on the other HomeLink keys Deleting the programmed keys Unlike programming which is done for each individual key deletion is done for all three keys simultaneously To delete proceed as follows press and hold down the keys Q and S after about 20 seconds the LED T starts flashing release the keys WARNING It is advisable to carry out the HomeLink deletion procedure when you intend to sell the vehicle As required by the FCC This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or modification
110. ed stored Every time the rotating section B is reset the speed is increased or decrease by approx 0 6 mph 1 km h Keep the rotating section turned to vary the speed continuously When a new speed is reached it will automatically remain constant Button C RCL is used to resume the speed stored WARNING When the ignition key is turned to STOP OFF or switch A is in the OFF position the speed stored is erased and the system deactivated Storing a speed Turn switch A to ON reach the desired speed driving normally Turn the rotating section B to for at least three seconds and then release it The vehicle speed is stored and the accelerator pedal can be released The vehicle will proceed at the constant speed stored until the brake pedal is pressed If necessary for example to pass another vehicle you can accelerate by simply pressing the accelerator pedal Afterwards when you release the accelerator pedal the vehicle will return to the speed previously stored Resuming the speed stored If the device has been deactivated after braking the speed previously stored can be resumed as follows gradually accelerate until you reach a speed close to that stored engage the gear selected when the speed was stored 4 5 or 6 gear press button C RCL Increasing the speed stored The speed stored can be increased in two ways by pressing the accelerator and then storing the new speed reach
111. ed until the user chooses the automatic control again When a function has been set manually the other automatic functions will not be affected The following parameters functions can be set modified manually left hand right hand side air temperature fan speed air distribution on 7 positions left hand right hand compressor activation single dual zone distribution priority defrosting demisting function MAX DEF air recirculation automatic manual control of the system heated rear window system deactivation opening closing of air duct leading to rear vents The system is equipped with a demisting system which by means of a sensor positioned behind the internal rear view mirror checks a predefined surface area of the windshield and automatically activates a special strategy to prevent or reduce misting up The sensor can be disabled by operating any system control when the strategy is active The sensor is enabled upon ignition and whenever the user presses one of the buttons 10 AUTO WARNING To ensure proper functioning of the sensor do not apply adhesive parking stickers etc in the checking area between the sensor and the windshield Therefore keep the windshield and the sensor clean to prevent accumulation of dust or other impurities Activation The system can be started up in a number of ways It is however advisable to begin by pressing one of the bu
112. electronic control unit A activates the pretensioners and front lateral airbags based on different criteria according to the type of collision The fact that one or more systems do not activate is not indicative of a system malfunction Event Data Recorder EDR This vehicle is equipped with an event data recorder EDR The main purpose of an EDR is to record in certain crash or near crash like situations such as an air bag deployment or hitting a road obstacle data that will assist in understanding how a vehicle s systems performed The EDR is designed to record data related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems for 5 seconds The EDR in this vehicle is designed to record such data as e how various systems in your vehicle were operating e whether or not the driver and passenger safety belts were buckled fastened e how far if at all the driver was depressing the accelerator and or brake pedal and e how fast the vehicle was traveling These data can help provide a better understanding of the circumstances in which crashes and injuries occur NOTE EDR data are recorded by your vehicle only if a non trivial crash situation occurs no data are recorded by the EDR under normal driving conditions and no personal data e g name gender age and crash location are recorded However other parties such as law enforcement could combine the EDR data with the type of personally identifying data
113. elt from the outer side of the seat and secure it by holding the fastening tang A and pulling out the belt until the tang inserts into the buckle lock B The belt is correctly engaged when the lock clicks into position To release the belts press button C If the driver s seat belt is not fastened or improperly fastened the warning light A on the instrument panel illuminates If the passenger s seat belt is not fastened or improperly fastened on the display appear the message Fasten passenger seat belt A buzzer is also actived when the warning light or message are activated The retractor locking device is designed to activate whenever the belt is pulled out too rapidly or in case of sudden braking or collision If the belt locks due to too rapid extraction allow it to retract a short distance to disengage the locking device The retractor is designed to allow the belt to automatically fit to the passenger s body allowing free movement When the vehicle is parked on a steep slope the retractor may lock this is normal WARNING Feed the belt back into the retractor by hand to avoid twisting and snagging Adjusting the front seat belts height front seats only The seat belts height must be adjusted only with the vehicle stationary Always adjust the height of the front seat belts so that they suit the driver s and passenger s height This precaution can help to substantially reduce the ris
114. em Parking brake fault go to dealer If the message warning you to go to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer is displayed drive slowly and remember that the electric parking brake device is not functioning EPB is overheated If the vehicle has been stationary key to STOP OFF for about 15 minutes without using the parking brake and the warning light 18 30 60 F PARK OFF MANUAL mi mi A 999 908 9 illuminates again after restarting the engine slowly drive to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer EPB fault only manual EPB release possible see handbook Follow the manual emergency deactivation procedure in order to release the parking brake Parking brake system revision go to dealer The EPB system requires maintenance therefore contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system corrected In the event of an EPB failure take your vehicle to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible Emergency disengagement In the event that the electric parking brake locks with a total system failure you need to manually release the parking brake using the special tool provided in the toolkit Proceed as follows remove the toolkit and covering panel from the luggage compartment remove the covering panel containing the toolkit and the tire repair kit remove the cap on the right hand side of the EPB ECU insert the special tool into place turn
115. ened they may not work correctly In fact the belt itself may not be close enough to your body and if it is in front of you it could cause neck wounds or other injuries in an accident Additionally in an accident the lower section of the belt could press against the upper part of your stomach rather than the pelvic area causing serious internal injuries Do not use child seats or child A booster cushions backrests in the front passenger seat Occupants in the front passenger seat must never sit on the edge of the seat leaning toward the instrument panel or otherwise sit out of position The occupants back must be as upright as comfort allows and must rest against the seatback with the seat belt properly fastened Feet must be on the floor i e not on the dashboard seat or out of the window Always fasten the seat belts A Travelling without the seat belts fastened significantly increases the risk of serious injury in the event of a collision even with the airbags In the event of a collision the seat belts help reduce the possibility of the vehicle s occupants being thrown against the structures of the passenger compartment or out of the vehicle The airbags are designed to work together with the seat belts not to substitute them The front airbags only deploy in the event of certain head on collisions of sufficient intensity They will not be activated if the vehicle rolls over or in the even
116. ension Speed sensitive steering wheel Wheels Performance Weights Dimensions 195 196 196 197 198 198 198 198 199 199 199 200 200 202 202 202 202 202 203 203 203 204 204 204 205 206 206 207 Tire pressure Maintenance Maintenance Schedule After the 12 maintenance service Additional checks WARNING Engine oil WARNING Air filter Level checks Engine oil Gearbox oil Engine coolant Windshield headlight washer fluid Power steering fluid Brake fluid Air filter Dust pollen filter Battery Useful hints for helping to extend the life of the battery Electronic control units Spark plugs Wheels and tires How to use the tires Windshield wipers Spray nozzles Replacing the wiper blades Air conditioning system Bodywork Protection from atmospheric agents Tips for keeping the bodywork in good condition 208 209 210 210 212 212 212 213 214 215 215 215 216 216 217 217 217 218 220 221 221 221 223 223 223 224 224 224 224 Engine compartment Interiors Cleaning the leather upholstery Leather upholstery treatment Parts in premium quality wood If the vehicle is stored for long periods Battery charge status Maintaining battery charge Restarting the vehicle Reconnecting the battery Conversion table Table of contents Table of contents Alphabetical contents Details to be recorded 226 226 226 226 226 227 227 228 228 229 230 231 232 236 241
117. ensors and set on Deactivate When vehicle speed is 6 mph 10 km h or lower this function aids the driver in certain traffic conditions as it signals that the vehicle ahead is at the minimum distance Eight sensor system with Stop amp Go Function activated When the Stop amp Go function is activated all sensors are automatically activated with the key set to MAR ON but they are not displayed on the instrument panel When the vehicle is put into reverse or an obstacle is detected the corresponding detection areas are displayed on the instrument panel When the vehicle is put out of reverse all sensors remain active the rear sensors for approx 10 seconds or until the vehicle exceeds approx 6 mph 10 km h and the front sensors until the vehicles exceeds approx 6 mph 10 km h At a speed of 6 mph 10 km h or lower the front sensor detection areas are displayed as soon as the system detects an obstacle and the beeper sounds If no obstacle is detected for 10 seconds the displayed information disappears Front sensors can be temporarily deactivated by pressing pushbutton A the system will sound a beep and the pushbutton LED will turn off When pushbutton A is pressed again the sounding of a beep and the LED turned on will alert the driver that the sensors are now active again Eight sensor system with Stop amp Go function deactivated With the Stop amp Go function deactivated by th
118. ent of a collision The electrochromic rear view mirror automatically operates an anti dazzle function by gradually darkening as the light reflected on its surface increases This function is automatically deactivated when reversing to help ensure optimal visibility of obstacles Do not adjust the steering wheel while driving Under no circumstances remove the steering wheel this procedure if necessary must be performed by an Authorized Maserati Dealer Steering wheel A Adjusting the electric steering wheel The steering wheel can be electrically adjusted both in terms of height and depth It can only be adjusted if the ignition key is in position MAR ON For adjustment move control B in the four directions The steering wheel position is memorized together with the position of the external rear view mirrors when the driver s seat position is stored Driver s Easy Entry Exit system The easy entry exit system helps the driver when entering exiting the vehicle When the driver exits the vehicle the steering wheel moves upward This function is activated when the door is opened only if the ignition key has been extracted or is in position STOP OFF On re entry the driver finds the steering wheel raised After sitting down and closing the door upon turning the key to position MAR ON the steering wheel return to its normal driving position This
119. er EC kW 338 HP 454 Corresponding RPM RPM 7000 Maximum torque EC Nm 520 ft lb 384 Corresponding RPM RPM 4750 Values obtained in SPORT mode with 98 R O N unleaded gasoline Injection Ignition The ignition and injection system is controlled by a single microprocessor ECU This is designed to enhance engine performance improving vehicle handling and to reduce fuel consumption by optimizing engine performance with partial loads Injection Type Bosch Motronic ME9 Ignition Static ignition Ignition sequence 1 8 6 2 7 3 4 5 Ignition coil ELDOR Spark plugs NGK PMR8C H Battery FIAMM 12V 100 Ah 850A Electric alternator NIPPONDENSO SC2 150A Lubrication system The lubrication system is controlled by the wet sump system through an oil pump and the relative suction screen incorporated in the crankcase Cooling system Engine cooling is obtained by means of an anti freeze mixture circulating inside a circuit equipped with radiator centrifugal pump and expansion tank Transmission Electro hydraulically controlled gearbox with 6 gears torque converter lock up clutch and anti slip function TRANSAXLE type transmission Traction system equipped with rear self locking differential Gearshifting Six gears plus reverse Gear Gearbox ratios Total reduction ratios engine revolutions wheel revolutions 1t gear 4 171 15 55 2 4 gear 2 340 8 72
120. er s side you can access the courtesy mirror with incorporated light This turns on automatically with the ignition key in MAR ON position when raising the mirror protective cover Before raising the visor close the mirror cover Clock Press button L to set the clock brief pressure slow adjustment prolonged pressure fast adjustment This illuminates when the external lights are turned on Front ashtray and cigarette lighter They are found on the center console under a cover To open the cover slide it forward Press button M fully down to operate the cigarette lighter After about 20 seconds this returns automatically to the initial position and is ready for use Remove the tray in order to clean the ashtray WARNING Always check to ensure that the cigarette lighter has turned off The cigarette lighter reaches very high temperatures Handle it carefully and do not allow children to use it risk of fire and burns Front and rear beverage holders on center console The front beverage holder is positioned behind the gearshift lever and the rear one on the center console between the two seats Glove compartment The glove compartment is positioned in the lower part of the dashboard on the passenger s side and can be opened by lifting the handle with lock N The glove compartment is equipped with a courtesy light that turns on automatically when the compartmen
121. er to avoid sudden braking and have the system immediately checked by the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer If the low brake fluid warning light BRAKE illuminates when the engine is running stop the vehicle and check the brake fluid level immediately If fluid is below the minimum level top up with the recommended fluid and contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer immediately Brake fluid leaks affect the operation of the braking systems both the standard one and the one equipped with ABS System performance in terms of active safety is not a reason for the driver to take unnecessary risks The driving style must always be suited to weather conditions range of visibility and road traffic conditions The maximum deceleration A that can be obtained always depends on the tire grip on the road surface With snow or ice the grip is obviously reduced and the braking distance is greater even with the ABS system A TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System The vehicle is equipped with a system that monitors the tire pressure by means of special sensors fitted inside the wheel rims in position with the inflation valve These sensors transmit a signal that is detected by the antennas installed on the vehicle body behind the gravel guards and connected to the ECU WARNING The system can momentarily experience radio electric interference emitted by devices using similar frequencies The ECU processes this
122. er use of the power window controls can be dangerous Check that passengers are away from the side windows before closing them Always remove the ignition key when you get out of the vehicle in order to avoid accidental activation of the power windows they represent a hazard for passengers remaining in the vehicle Leaving children in a parked A vehicle with the windows shut is dangerous the temperature inside the vehicle can reach very high levels causing fainting and serious injuries WARNING Before disconnecting the battery lower the side windows by at least 1 2 in 4 5 cm to avoid damaging the weather strips when opening and closing the doors When the battery is connected and fully charged this operation is performed automatically whenever the doors are opened or closed The windows must remain lowered until the recharged battery is reconnected If the battery is discharged and the windows are fully up only open the doors when strictly necessary and being extremely careful do not close them again until the windows can be lowered WARNING Before activating the alarm system check that all the windows and the sunroof are closed to prevent accidental activation of the alarm system Engine compartment lid To unlock the engine compartment lid pull the lever A found in the lower left hand side of the dashboard Disengage the safety latch by lifting lever B shown in the figure Lifting the lid
123. eter A and Trip Odometer B the information to be repeated on the display By selecting Odo A or Odo B using the MODE J button and then pressing buttons and the user will display the trip information selected flashing alternately When the TPMS calibration page is displayed press button to activate the calibration process Trip Odometer reset In all these cases and before the 10 second timing has elapsed pressing the MODE J button briefly less than 2 seconds will reset the trip information relating to the flashing Odometer A or B Setting the date The date can be set by means of the set up menu of the Multi Media System see Multi Media System Manual TRIP screen page The Trip screen page is recalled by pressing the MODE J button Each TRIP screen page A or B is timed i e it is displayed for a maximum of 10 seconds after which the screen page previously active is displayed once again When the TRIP A or TRIP B feature is active the following information is viewed on the display traveled distance km miles average fuel consumption km l mpg average traveling speed km h mph trip time hh mm fuel range km miles The unit for fuel consumption measurement can be adjusted by the user from the Multi Media System set up menu 18 30 60 F Trip A Avg cons Avg speed Trip time Range mi mi A 999 908 9 04 0 meh 001
124. example the air conditioning system the lights windshield wipers the audio system etc In addition to this even the traffic conditions you are driving in can influence the amount of charge produced if for example you are traveling on the highway the alternator supplies more voltage to the battery while in heavy traffic where the vehicle is continually stopping and starting the alternator provides less charge This also applies for the amount of electrical charge stored in the battery to power other electrical devices while the vehicle is traveling The vehicle is fitted with advanced electronic systems such as for example the anti theft system and various electronic control modules which consume power even when the ignition switch is in the STOP position and the vehicle is not being used Therefore it is fundamental that the battery is properly charged to ensure that the engine starts properly and that all the electrical electronic systems in the vehicle work efficiently Maintaining battery charge When the vehicle is not going to be used for one week or more or if you travel approximately 10 mi 16 km per day and or 3700 mi 6000 km per year Maserati recommends connecting the battery to a battery charger to save you the trouble of having to recharge the battery The battery charger will keep the battery charged properly and at the correct voltage levels required by the systems and devices in
125. f the tire Area of the tire next to the rim Side wall of the tire Area between the bead area and the tread Tread Area of the tire Area of the perimeter of the tire that contacts the road when mounted on the vehicle Rim The metal support wheel for a tire or a tire and tube assembly upon which the tire beads are seated Cold tire pressure The tires are considered to be cold when they have the same temperature as the surrounding ambient air meaning that the car has been stationary for a minimum of 3 hours or has been driven less than 1 mile Adjust pressures only in ambient conditions Maximum inflation pressure Is the greatest amount of air pressure that should ever be put in the tire This rating is established by th tire manufacturer Use only the recommended inflation pressure Recommended inflation pressure Inflation pressure established by Maserati which is based on the type of tires that are mounted ona vehicle at the factory This inflation pressure is affected by the number of occupants in the vehicle the amount of cargo and the speed at which the vehicle will be driven for a prolonged period This information can be found on the tire inflation placard label located on the driver s side B pillar and in the tire inflation table in this owner s manual Tire identification number On the left hand sidewall as fitted to the car Commences with DOT Depar
126. fault found is memorized by the ECU and can be diagnosed by your Authorized Maserati Dealer even if it has disappeared from the display Headlights Bi xenon headlights The gas discharge Xenon headlights work by means of an electric arc saturated with Xenon gas under pressure instead of the incandescent filament The light produced is highly superior to that of traditional light bulbs in terms of quality brighter light as well as in relation to the span and positioning of the area illuminated The advantages offered by improved lighting are clearly perceivable by the driver less eye strain and increased orientation for the driver with consequent enhanced driving safety This is particularly perceived in the case of bad weather fog and or insufficient road indications thanks to the broader illumination of the side zones which are normally left in the dark The broader illumination of the side zones helps to increase driving safety as it allows the driver to better locate anybody at the sides of the road pedestrians bicycle riders and motorcycle riders The electric arc requires very high voltage for activation but afterwards power is supplied at a lower voltage The headlights reach maximum brightness about 0 5 seconds after being turned on The strong light produced by this type of headlight requires the use of an automatic system to keep the position of the headlights constant and to avoid dazzling
127. for starting the engine activating the central door locking system deactivating activating the passenger airbag on vehicles equipped with manual deactivation system opening the luggage compartment lid electrically activating deactivating the alarm system locking unlocking the glove compartment AL Operation Each time the ignition key is removed from the STOP OFF position the protection system will activate the engine immobilizer When the key is turned to MAR ON upon engine start up 1 If the code is acknowledged the CODE warning light f on the instrument panel will turn off within a second while the OBDII warning light y once the ECU diagnosis cycle has been completed will turn off after about 18 seconds If these 2 If the CODE warning light A stays When driving with the ignition key in the MAR ON position 1 If the CODE warning light TT conditions are met the protection system recognizes the key code and deactivates the engine immobilizer Turn the key to start the engine on and the OBDII lamp y goes off after 18 seconds and then comes on again immediately the code is not recognized If this occurs turn the key to STOP OFF and then back to MAR ON If the immobilizer stays on try with the other keys If you still cannot start the engine try the emergency start procedure see on page 174 and contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer
128. ft lever A can be moved from position D to positions R and P only when button B is pushed It is also advisable to depress the brake pedal during this maneuver WARNING Do not run the engine at top RPM until it has reached stable operating temperature WARNING In the case of performance starting check that the electric parking brake is disengaged Do not keep the vehicle A stationary for a long time with the brake pedal depressed the gearshift lever in D and the engine running as this may lead to malfunctions WARNING For more comfortable starting with the gearshift lever in D R or Manual and the electric parking brake EPB engaged push the brake pedal manually deactivate the EPB system by pulling up the lever F and push the accelerator pedal Hill Holder Strategy The Hill Holder system helps the driver when starting off on uphill slopes It activates only following a vehicle stop when the brake pedal is released keeping the vehicle stationary for a moment so as to allow the driver to move his foot from the brake to the accelerator pedal The system is activated on slopes with a gradient of more than 15 Stopping the vehicle Regardless of the position of the gearshift lever A you must only depress the brake pedal to stop the vehicle When the gearshift lever is A in position D R or MANUAL the engine idling and the vehicle on an even surface if the brake pedal is not depressed the veh
129. fuel system during the refueling process Also specific to these vehicles is the fuel filler neck which comes equipped with a sealed plug that is grounded to avoid possible sparking during re fueling A Failure to comply with these rules can create fire hazards A Other tips Do not warm up the engine when the vehicle is stationary in these conditions the engine warms up much more slowly and increases fuel consumption and emissions It is advisable to move off slowly avoiding high engine RPM As soon as traffic conditions and the route permit it use a higher gear Avoid Depressing the accelerator repeatedly during stops at traffic lights or before turning off the engine Keep your speed as regular as possible avoiding unnecessary braking and acceleration which cause fuel wastage and strongly increase exhaust emissions Turn the engine off if the vehicle remains stationary for a long time Check the tire pressure regularly if the pressure is too low fuel consumption increases and the tires are damaged Do not transport unnecessary objects in the luggage compartment The weight of the vehicle affects fuel consumption considerably Use the electrical devices only as long as necessary The power required increases fuel consumption Parking Pull the parking brake straighten the wheels and turn off the engine Never leave the ignition key in position MAR ON Always remove the key when leaving
130. function is linked to the presence of the seat position memory system External lights and direction indicators The external lights and direction indicators turn on only with the ignition key in the MAR ON position Only the parking lights can be turned on at any time The external lights can be turned on and off manually or automatically according to the brightness of the light outside Light switch Switch A has 5 Positions 0 DRL ON if enabled amp LED position lights side marker and license plate lights ON 20 low beam lights LED position lights side marker and license plate lights ON PS parking lights ON AUTO automatic activation and deactivation of the external lights depending on the light outside On vehicles for the Canadian market DRL are always enabled DRL DRL are normally enabled Under special conditions with light switch in and ZD position led headlight can be turned on to full power DRL low power position lights or off Status change of these lights is explained below Light switch Key Engine DRL Front position Rear position position position lights side marker and license plate lights M OFF OFF ON 7 MAR ON ON OFF ON ZD OFF ON OFF ON Parking lights The parking lights only work with the ignition key turned to STOP OFF or ACC or with the key removed They are activated by turni
131. ge on the problem found Also in this case the information message will be displayed for a preset time When the display time has elapsed the Tire Pressure screen page becomes available again but the summary symbol for the malfunction will remain displayed in the dedicated area until the malfunction is corrected 18 30 60 F Calibration activated mi mi A 999 908 9 Normal conditions By pressing the specific button for quick information display MODE button A pressed briefly the user can access the information page screen page 1 which displays the pressure levels for each tire 18 30 60 F Tire Pressure bar 2 2 2 2 bar bar 2 2 2 2 bar AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 Low tire pressure conditions The system includes two alarm thresholds for monitoring the tire pressure which respectively activate a check tire pressure indicator light and a low tire inflation pressure warning light this last one will also warn the driver to stop driving The system also monitors the sudden loss of pressure punctured tire of one or more tires The first alert check tire pressure indicator light illuminates when the pressure of one or more tires falls below the low pressure alarm threshold corresponding to 90 of the pressure level set at the calibration The second warning alert the low inflation pressure tire warning light do not drive on message activates when the pressure of
132. ged themselves The signals transmitted by the sensors can also be altered by damage to the sensors or by dirt snow or ice on the latter or even by mechanisms which emit ultrasonic frequencies e g pneumatic truck brakes or pneumatic hammers in the vicinity of the vehicle The driver is fully responsible for parking and other potentially dangerous manoeuvres During these manoeuvres always make sure there are no people especially children or animals in the manoeuvring area The parking sensors must be considered an aid for the driver who ultimately must always take care during potentially dangerous manoeuvres even at low speeds Fuel cut off inertia switch The vehicle is equipped with a safety switch which is designed to activate in the event of a collision cutting off the fuel supply and consequently causing the engine to stop It also prevents fuel spreading if the fuel lines are damaged during the accident Activation of the safety switch is signaled by the illumination of the warning light f on the display The switch is positioned underneath the front left hand seat After a collision if you smell fuel or note any leakage from the fuel supply system do not reactivate the switch in order to prevent any fire risks The activation of the inertia switch causes all the doors and the luggage compartment to unlock and in the internal dome light and the four direction indicators to turn on A
133. h 60 km h Tow the vehicle using the towing hook found in the toolkit Screw the towing hook down tightly in its seat on the lower right hand side of the front bumper In order to tow the vehicle turn the key to MAR ON and engage Neutral by moving the gearshift lever to N Should the EPB be applied you must disengage it see page 163 The maximum angle of the towing cable both horizontal and vertical shall be 15 Do not extract the key as A the steering wheel will lock automatically and you will be unable to steer the wheels WARNING If you need to tow the vehicle with two wheels raised make sure that the ignition key is in position STOP OFF Otherwise with ESC activated the relative electronic control unit memorizes a malfunction and the warning light is activated on the instrument panel which requires the assistance of an Authorized Maserati Dealer to reset the system When towing the vehicle make sure that you observe the road traffic regulations concerning both the towing device and driving conduct When towing the vehicle with the engine off remember that without the assistance of the brake servo a stronger effort is required on the brake pedal for braking and on the steering wheel for steering Screw the towing hook into its seat approx 11 turns Accurately clean the threaded seat before tightening the hook WARNING The maximum angle of the towing cable
134. hapters The important parts requiring particular attention are easily identifiable in the chapters N B EXTREME CAUTION A REQUIRED failure to comply with the instructions could cause hazardous situations involving personal and vehicle safety WARNING Warning aimed at preventing any damage to the vehicle and thus hazards involving the safety of persons ESC ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL EMERGENCY TENSIONING DEVICE Seat belt pretensioner system FLASH TO PASS Headlight flashing HYDRAULIC BRAKE ASSISTANCE Assistance system during emergency braking TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM ETD FTP HBA TPMS Updating The vehicle high quality level is subject to constant improvements Therefore there may be differences between this manual and your vehicle All specifications and illustrations contained in this manual refer to those resulting as of the printing date NOTE The updated version of the on board documentation can also be consulted by accessing the section SERVICES on the website www maserati com or by using the specific apps developed for the more common Tablet and Smartphone Service The information contained in this manual is limited to those instructions and indications that are strictly required for the use and proper maintenance of the vehicle The Owner will certainly obtain greater satisfaction and the best results from the vehicle by following these
135. he usual logic of malfunctions Therefore after 10 seconds the display will show the screen page that was active before the malfunction occurred 18 30 60 F TPMS malfunction MANUAL mi mi A 999 908 9 In addition to screen page 5 being displayed the warning light 2 which is permanently illuminated on the instrument panel will flash for 90 seconds after which it will remain permanently on until the situation is corrected The information page that shows the pressure value for each tire cannot be recalled by the user Note The TPMS malfunction indicator is combined with the low tire pressure telltale When the system detects a malfunction the telltale will flash for approximately 90 seconds and then remain continuously illuminated Once the system detects a failure you must go to the Authorized Maserati Dealer to fix the problem and extinguish the malfunction light in case of obstacles whose Parking sensors A Extreme caution is required To assist the driver during parking maneuvers the vehicle is equipped with four sensors housed in the rear bumper and four sensor in the front bumper During parking manoeuvres the parking sensors provide the driver with information on the distance between obstacles found behind and in front of the vehicle The information about the obstacle distance is given to the driver by means of a acoustic and visual signals The acoustic signals generated by th
136. he next service The Maintenance Schedule is contained in the Warranty and Maintenance Schedule book When the deadlines for Maintenance Schedule services are approaching a message on the display indicates that service is due The deadline may be expressed in kilometers miles or days whichever comes first The message is displayed only once upon activating the instrument panel at decreasing intervals expressed in mi km 1100 990 60 30 or in days 27224 cseescix 6 3 accompanied by a specific symbol wrench Once the set limit in kilometers miles or the expiration date is reached every time the instrument panel is turned on thereafter the message Service coupon expired will be displayed 18 30 60 F Scheduled service within mi mi mi A 999 908 9 Selecting the SERVICE INFO function on the Multi Media System you can view the date when the next service is due see section 6 On board computer TRIP in the Multi Media System manual The number of kilometers miles left before reaching the maintenance service deadline is always indicated The days remaining before the scheduled date instead are only indicated starting from the 511 day approximately 17 months 18 30 60 F Scheduled service within days AUTO mi mi A 999 908 9 WARNING Every time the battery is disconnected the Multi Media System must be set following the instructions in the
137. hen the brake fluid level drops below the minimum level If accompanied by a specific message it indicates an EBD system failure In this case do not apply the brakes suddenly since this may cause an early locking of the rear wheels Driving extremely carefully immediately go to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked If the warning light illuminates while driving immediately check the brake fluid level If the fluid is below the minimum level there may be a leakage in the circuit Contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer before driving further Defective ABS system 3 This warning light illuminates when the ABS system is not functioning The standard braking system remains operational but it is advisable to contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible A This warning light illuminates when the driver s seat belt is not fastened or improperly fastened A buzzer is also activated when the warning light is on Seat belts AIR Airbag pretensioner BAG failure When the pretensioner and or airbag system are is defective Air Bag warning light malfunction The warning light flashes to indicate a malfunction of the air bag pretensioners warning light i Turning the key to MAR ON the warning light illuminates but should go off after a few seconds with the engine running PASS AIR BAG
138. his value Check at regular intervals that there is no water trapped under the mats e g due to drips off shoes umbrellas etc which may cause the metal parts to oxidize Remove the dried dirt with a slightly damp deerskin or a cloth without rubbing too hard Remove any liquid or grease stains with a dry absorbent cloth without rubbing Then run a soft cloth or deerskin damped with water and neutral detergent If the stain persists use specific products carefully following the instructions for use WARNING Never use alcohol alcohol based products or solvents Leather upholstery treatment Have the leather upholstery only treated as provided in the Maintenance Schedule and by your Authorized Maserati Dealer where specially designed products will be used Parts in premium quality wood Remove any dirt with a deerskin leather or damp cloth If the vehicle is stored for long periods If the vehicle is not used for several months take the following precautions Wash and dry the vehicle thoroughly Store the vehicle in a covered dry and if possible ventilated area Select P PARK then turn the key to position STOP OFF Disconnect the battery see page 193 Check the battery charge condition This check should be performed every three weeks while the vehicle is stored Recharge the battery if the load free voltage is below 12 5 V Check that the electric parking brake is not app
139. his warning light illuminates when the right hand direction indicators or the hazard lights are turned on Viewed on the display as well Warning lights on the display Brake Pads Wear Warning Light It turns on to indicate that the brake pads have reached their wear limit The display will show the warning light and the message Check Brake Pads The warning light and the message will be displayed for 10 seconds Please contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer Inertia switch fuel cut out enabled This warning light illuminates when a collision activates the inertia switch thus cutting off the fuel supply After a collision if you smell fuel or note leakages from the fuel system do not reactivate the switch in order to prevent the risk of fire Windshield washer fluid This warning light signals a low level of washer fluid in the windshield washer tank Cruise Control This warning light indicates that the constant speed regulator Cruise Control is active Lighting system failure This warning light illuminates in the case of a system failure or burning out of the position direction indicator rear fog and license plate light bulbs Stop light failure This warning light illuminates in the case of a system failure or burning out of the stop light bulbs Twilight sensor failure This warning light illuminates in the case of a failure of the twilight sensor Catalyst temperature
140. hole chapter so that you can learn which operations are correct and permitted The gearbox is also equipped with Shift Lock and Key Lock safety systems Shift Lock This safety system allows you to shift from P PARK to another position only if the brake pedal is depressed This prevents the vehicle from involuntarily jumping forward or backward Key Lock This function allows you to remove the key from the ignition switch only when the gearshift lever A is in position P and within a maximum time of 30 seconds when this time has elapsed the key can no longer be removed Starting the engine The engine can only be started when the gearshift lever A is in P or N Always start the engine AN holding the brake pedal depressed WARNING After starting the engine and setting off do not depress the accelerator pedal before and while shifting the gearshift lever A This is particularly important when the engine is cold Driving the vehicle After starting the vehicle with the engine idling and the brake pedal depressed Shift lock safety move the gearshift lever A to position D or in the position for sequential manual gearshifting o Release the brake pedal and gradually depress the accelerator pedal WARNING The gearshift lever can be moved to position P only when the ignition key is in the MAR ON position and the button B and the brake pedal are pushed Shift lock safety For safety reasons the gearshi
141. hts will operate with the ignition key in any position Press the button again to turn them off When the hazard lights are on the direction indicators the relative warning lights on the instrument panel and the button itself flash WARNING When the hazard warning lights are activated the direction indicators control is disabled Door locking and unlocking Buttons N and O control the locking and unlocking of the locks SPORT mode Press the button P to select SPORT mode for a racing style setting which acts on the following systems suspension traction control automatic gearbox and on exhaust opening Please note that selecting SPORT mode will strongly decrease driving comfort especially in city traffic and on uneven road surfaces o A REAR AUTO Low Grip This mode should be used on particularly slippery road surfaces e g rain snow ice To activate deactivate this mode press button Q When this function is active the word ICE illuminates on the display see chapter Other system function on page 140 PARK OFF This function disables the automatic activation of the electric parking brake EPB see page 163 The EPB is deactivated reactivated by pressing the R button ESC System The ESC system is automatically activated every time the engine starts Wh
142. ic in accordance with traffic laws and only by skilled drivers Malfunction indication The malfunctions indicated are attributable to two causes Gearbox failure Gearbox oil temperature too high In both cases the warning light C comes on In the first case it is accompanied by the following message on the display Check transmission go to dealer in the second case High gearbox oil temperature Gearbox failure This message indicates a gearbox system malfunction therefore if you are driving the ECU that controls the device sets an emergency program WARNING In these conditions we recommended that you stop the vehicle and turn off the engine for at least one minute When restarting the engine the autodiagnostic system may erase the malfunction which will in any case be recorded by the ECU In failure conditions the gearshift lever A can always be moved to R N and D When shifting to D only a few gears will be available depending on the malfunction found WARNING If a gearbox failure is signaled take your vehicle to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible to have the malfunction corrected If the failure is signaled when the engine is started it means that the gearbox ECU detected a fault when the vehicle was last used Also in this case take your vehicle to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the gearbox checked When the gearbox is malfunction
143. ic signal parameters accordingly in order to help ensure optimal sound quality levels inside the passenger compartment Centerpoint Equalizing system that converts the stereo recordings into 8 separate channels thus helping to ensure optimal precision with any volume level The automatic output frequency balancing makes manual adjustments through switches or dials unnecessary Diversity system It is made up of two antennas coupled to each other which by combining the signal help the tuner receive a strong frequency and optimize any search for ultra short waves The car radio system is made up of the 7 following parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 One 3 1 in 80 mm Nd Neodymium Twiddler for high and medium frequencies 8 positioned centrally on the dashboard Two 1 4 in 36 mm Nd Neodymium Tweeters positioned in the passenger compartment near the external rear view mirrors 9 Two 6 5 in 165 mm Nd Neodymium speakers for low and medium frequencies on each of the door panels One 5 1 in 13 cm Nd Neodymium Woofer Richbass powered by an amplifier with two stage modulation fitted on the passenger side footrest Two 6 5 in 165 mm Nd Neodymium speakers for low and medium frequencies on the side panels of the rear seats Two 3 1 in 80 mm Nd Neodymium Twiddlers for high and medium frequencies positioned on the side of the rear luggage
144. ice only active when the door is open which moves the seats forward automatically when the seatback is reclined forwards and returns them to their original position when the seatback is tilted back again WARNING The system excluding the seat with position memory incorporates a safety device which stops the seat travel and then moves it forward slightly when the seatback comes in contact with any passengers seated in the rear seats To stop the seat when it is automatically moving forward or backward operate any control The seat cannot be occupied A when reclining the seatback or moving it to the upright position Passengers shall get in or out of the rear seats only when the front seat is stopped Take the greatest care to avoid that passengers on the rear seats especially children touch the seat and its guides when it is moving Heating system Heating is activated by turning control D Two heating pads are used to heat the seat When this function is active for one or more seats the relative warning light illuminates on the display Using control D heating can be adjusted to 3 different levels When the heating system is activated the relative function will appear on the instrument panel display WARNING Turn off the heating system when not required to prevent unnecessary power usage Storing the positions of the seats and external rear view mirrors The system allows you to store and
145. icle can move The ignition key can be removed from the switch only when the gearshift lever A is in position P and within 30 seconds from turning the key to STOP OFF The letter P Key Lock safety is displayed on the instrument panel for this entire time If you do not remove the key within 30 seconds you will need to turn it back to MAR ON and then to STOP OFF to have a further 30 seconds within which to remove the key WARNING In the event that the key unlocking system fails or if it is not possible to shift the gearshift lever to P to remove the key you must turn it to STOP OFF then remove the cap G using a pen or sufficiently pointed tool then press the button just uncovered and at the same time extract the key When the operation has been completed refit the cap G If you turn off the engine with the gearshift lever A in a position different from P an acoustic signal will sound for a few seconds and a message will be displayed indicating to shift the lever to P When the driver s door is opened with the gearshift lever A in a position different from P an acoustic signal will sound for a few seconds and a message warning the driver that the gearshift lever is not in P will be displayed For your safety never shift A change gears with the doors trunk lid or the engine compartment lid open Selecting automatic or sequential manual operating mode The gearbox can be used both in
146. if the vehicle suffers a violent impact beneath the vehicle body for example in the event of strong impacts against curbs steps or speed bumps potholes or roads with subsidence WARNING The airbags release a small amount of powder during deployment This powder is not harmful and does not indicate the presence of fire in addition the surface of the deployed airbag and the interior of the vehicle may be covered with a powdery residue this powder may irritate your skin and eyes In case of contact wash the affected parts with running water and neutral soap If the warning light comes on when the vehicle is running indicating a fault contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible to have the system checked In the event of a collision with consequent airbag inflation contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer for replacement of the entire safety system electronic control unit seat belts pretensioners and to have the vehicle s electrical system checked All testing repairs and replacements of the airbag system must be performed by an Authorized Maserati Dealer WARNING In the case of scrapping of the vehicle contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system deactivated WARNING If the vehicle is sold the new owner must be informed of the aforesaid instructions for use and warnings and he she must also be provided with the Owner s Manual The
147. ifting can be controlled not only with the gearshift lever A but also with the two paddles positioned behind the steering wheel L Lower gearshift paddle DOWN M Upper gearshift paddle UP Also in automatic gearbox mode when the gearshift lever A is in position D DRIVE you can shift to a different gear by moving one of the paddles This action will temporarily switch the system to sequential manual operation Fuel economy In order to improve fuel economy we recommend that you shift gears when the system prompts you to do so This will help you to reduce fuel consumption without strongly affecting vehicle performance The system will indicate when you should shift gears by displaying a small arrow next to the gear displayed This arrow illuminates just before reaching the speed required for gearshifting 18 30 60 F Mon 10 July MANUAL UE Me a 999 908 9 When the recommended gear has been selected the indicator goes off If the recommended gearshift is delayed or not performed the indicator will remain illuminated for a few seconds and will then go off As soon as the conditions requiring gearshifting are met the indicator illuminates again as described above The recommended gearshift indicator will only work when the gearbox is set to manual sequential operation Using the brakes In order to fully exploit the ABS system features You will note a light vibrati
148. ile driving Caution is the first rule for safe driving Being careful also means being able to predict driving behavior of other drivers that is wrong or careless Keep a safe distance from vehicles in front of you adjusting this distance in accordance to the vehicle speed and traffic conditions Strictly follow the traffic regulations and above all respect the speed limits Long trips should be started in optimal physical condition Drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs alcohol or certain medicines is extremely dangerous for the driver and for others Always fasten your seat belts including any child seats Traveling without your seat belt fastened increases the risk of serious injury and death in the event of a collision Make regular stops to loosen up your limbs and refresh yourself and avoid driving for hours on end Ensure that the air inside the passenger compartment is changed constantly Never coast downhill with the engine off the braking action requires greater effort on the pedal due to the absence of the engine brake and of the brake servo Driving at night The main guidelines to follow when driving at night are set out below Drive with caution at night driving conditions are more demanding Reduce your speed especially on roads with no street lights At the first signs of drowsiness stop to continue driving would be a risk for you and for others
149. ile driving it is possible to deactivate and reactivate the system by pressing button S To avoid accidental deactivation it is necessary to hold the button down for approximately 2 seconds to deactivate the ESC system When the system is deactivated the amber light f3 lights up on the instrument panel and on the display and the latter displays a specific message O Sy AN DE Roof panel buttons Deactivating the alarm system motion sensors Press button T to deactivate the alarm motion sensing system When this function is deactivated the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds and then turns off Anti lift alarm system deactivation Press button U to deactivate the anti lift alarm When this function is deactivated the LED on the button flashes for 3 seconds and then turns off WARNING Deactivation of the motion sensing and anti lift alarm devices remains memorized until the following alarm system activation Therefore if these devices are deactivated but the alarm system is not activated within a very short time their deactivation will remain memorized until the next system activation regardless of whether the vehicle is on or off Internal equipment Front dome light The dome light includes a central light and two reading lights The central light which turns on automatically when one of the doors is opened and
150. in the same The rain sensor is activated automatically by moving the right hand lever to position B The sensor has a setting range that varies progressively from the windshield wiper stationary position when the windshield is dry to the windshield wiper second speed in conditions of pouring rain To regulate the frequency of intermittent operation with the lever in position B turn the end section F of the lever Rotating the lever end section clockwise intermittent operation varies from fast intermittent wipe max to slow intermittent wipe min If the engine is turned off during automatic windshield wiper operation with the lever in position B to reactivate the function the next time the engine is started the lever must be moved to A stop position then back to position B Before cleaning the windshield for example at the service stations make sure the rain sensor is deactivated or that the key is turned to STOP OFF The rain sensor must be deactivated also when washing the vehicle by hand or in automatic car washes WARNING If there is ice or snow on the front windshield do not activate the rain sensor to avoid damaging the wiper motor Sensor failure When the rain sensor is activated in the event that it is malfunctioning the windshield wiper will be turned on in intermittent operation mode and the sensing range will be set by the user regardless of whether or not there i
151. ine damages the catalytic converter and heated oxygen sensor system Repeated use of leaded gasoline will lessen the effectiveness of the emission control system and could result in loss of emission warranty coverage State and local vehicle inspection programs will make detection of misfueling easier possibly resulting in emission test failure for misfueled vehicles WARNING Some U S amp Canadian gasolines use an octane enhacing additive called Methy Cyclopentadienyl Manganese Tricarbonyl MMT If such fuels are used your Emission Control System performance may be affected and the check engine light located on the instrument panel cluster assembly may illuminate come ON If the check engine light illuminates be sure to visit your Authorized Maserati Dealer for vehicle service Gasoline Containing Alcohol amp Ethers Oxygenated Fuels Some fuels in the U S and or Canada contain oxygenates which are usually alcohols or ethers In some locations in the U S and or Canada state or local laws require that the fuel station fuel service pumps be clearly marked indicating use of alcohols or ethers Please be aware that in some geographic areas fuel stations may have fueling pumps that are unmarked If you are not sure if the fuel you will be dispensing into your vehicle contains alcohol or ethers ask the fuel service station operator WARNING Some geographical areas in the U S and or Canada require
152. information and via the CAN line transmits a series of tire pressure data and system errors if any to the instrument panel The display may show the information received by means of specific screen pages which can be recalled selecting the Tire Pressure page The system warns the driver A that the tire pressure has decreased This warning does not exempt the driver from periodically checking the tires and from complying with the prescribed tire pressure levels WARNING The system stores the tire pressures as a reference rate therefore tires must be inflated to the prescribed pressure Each tire including the spare one if provided should be checked monthly when cold and inflated to the inflation pressure recommended by the vehicle manufacturer on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label If your vehicle has tires of a different size than that indicated on the vehicle placard or tire inflation pressure label you should determine the proper tire inflation pressure for those tires As an added safety feature your vehicle has been equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system TPMS that illuminates a low tire pressure warning light when one or more of your tires is are significantly under inflated Accordingly when the low tire pressure warning light illuminates you should stop and check your tires as soon as possible and inflate them to the proper pressure Driving on a significantly u
153. ing drive very carefully considering that vehicle performance is reduced In addition the reverse gear safety lock may not be active absolutely do not shift the lever to R when the vehicle is moving Gearbox oil temperature too high This message is displayed when the gearbox oil has reached the maximum temperature In this case the gearbox ECU sets an emergency program WARNING It is advisable to stop the vehicle shift the lever to P or N and keep the engine running idle until the warning light 44 goes off and the message disappears Resume driving without demanding high engine performance If the warning light comes on again and the message reappears stop once again letting the engine idle until the light goes off and the message disappears If the interval between the two indications is less than 15 minutes it is advisable to stop the vehicle turn off the engine and wait for the engine gearbox assembly to fully cool down Push start The engine cannot be push started If the battery is dead start the engine using an appropriate emergency battery following the instructions given in Section 6 In an emergency Towing the vehicle If you need to tow the vehicle observe the following recommendations if possible have the vehicle transported on a vehicle equipped with loading platform and specific for roadside assistance and recovery If this is not possible tow the vehicle for a distan
154. ing for activation of the position lights and low beams so that they may remain on for a set time after turning off the vehicle This function is activated by pushing the lever on the steering column switch used to flash the headlights The position lights and low beams turn on for 30 seconds the message Follow me appears on the instrument panel display for 20 seconds and the light activation time is displayed When this function is active every time the lever for flashing the headlights is operated the time the lights remain on is increased by 30 seconds with a maximum total time of 210 seconds The display will show the time set If the lever for flashing the headlights is operated for more than 2 seconds the function is deactivated and the indicator on the instrument panel display goes off When the function is active turning the key back to MAR ON deactivates the system Windshield wipers washer and headlight washers The windshield wiper washer only works with the ignition key in the MAR ON position Windshield wiper The lever has 5 positions A Windshield wipers off B Automatic operation In this position the rain sensor adapts the windshield wiper frequency to the intensity of the rain lever in the first click position C Slow continuous operation lever turned to second click position D Fast continuous operation lever turned to third click position E Fast tempora
155. instructions carefully We also advise you to have all the maintenance services and inspections carried out by your Authorized Maserati Dealer where you will find specialized staff using suitable equipment Your Authorized Maserati Dealer is at your complete disposal for any information and suggestions NOTE Please visit the website www maserati com to find the nearest centre of the Authorized Maserati Dealer Automatic Gearbox Electronically controlled automatic gearbox which in addition to the standard functions of an automatic gearbox allows the user to manually engage gears in sequence after selecting the specific mode For correct use of the gearbox system carefully follow the instructions given in the specific chapter of this manual NHTSA s Toll free Hotline Auto Safety Hotline If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash injury or death you may immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Maserati S p A or Maserati North America Inc If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your Dealer or Maserati North America Inc To contact NHTSA you may call the Vehicle Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 32
156. ion button single dual zone selection button defrosting demisting activation deactivation button MAX DEF function 9 air recirculation activation deactivation button 10 automatic manual system control button 11 heated rear window activation deactivation button 12 opening closing of air duct leading to rear vents 13 Air conditioning display showing the following informations e left hand side temperature e fan speed represented by a bar graph diagram e right hand side temperature e AUTO FULL AUTO functionality for each side When the system is in OFF condition no indications appear on the display General The vehicle is equipped with an automatic dual zone air conditioning system This systems adjusts the air temperature distribution and flow in the passenger compartment in two separate zones left hand side and right hand side Through the panel incorporated in the center console the user can control the following parameters functions left hand right hand vent air temperature left hand right hand vent air distribution fan speed stepless change compressor activation air recirculation All the functions listed above can be modified manually i e the user can select one or more of these functions as desired using the control panel The manual selections always have priority over the automatic ones and are memoriz
157. ion is to follow the Maintenance schedule carefully Always use unleaded fuel If starting is difficult do not make several attempts In particular avoid push starts towing or downhill starts these are all maneuvers that can damage the catalytic converter system For any emergency starting only use an auxiliary battery While driving if the engine does not run smoothly you may continue driving but reducing engine performance to a minimum you should then contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible Never run the engine even if only for testing with one or more spark plugs disconnected Do not warm up the engine letting it idle before starting off except in the event that the external temperature is very low and even then for no longer than 30 seconds During normal operation the catalytic converter produces high temperatures Therefore do not park the vehicle on flammable materials e g grass dry leaves pine needles etc risk of fire Do not install heat guards and do not remove those already fitted to the catalytic converter and to the exhaust manifold Do not spray anything on the catalytic converter Oxygen sensor and exhaust manifold In addition to the catalytic converter system the vehicles are equipped with a system for controlling fuel vapor emissions This system called ORVR has been designed to help reduce atmospheric pollution by the evaporation from the
158. ion key is removed or turned to STOP OFF The tank cap hermetic seal may result in a slight pressure increase inside the tank Any hissing noise while the cap is being opened is normal When refueling the cap must remain attached to the door by means of the hook provided B The cap is linked to the filler neck with a strap to prevent it from being lost while refueling The fuel tank door must be closed manually Before closing the fuel tank door check that the filler cap is fully tightened Never bring open flames A or lit cigarettes close to the filler Risk of fire Also avoid putting your face close to the filler so as not to inhale noxious fumes Fuel tank door emergency opening If necessary the fuel tank door can be opened by pulling the small cable C inside the luggage compartment To reach the cable you must remove the small panel D turning the screw E by a quarter of a turn Keys The Maserati CODE system In order to help increase protection against theft the vehicle is equipped with an electronic engine immobilizer system Maserati CODE which is automatically activated when the ignition key is removed Each ignition key contains an electronic device which transmits a code signal to the Maserati CODE control unit and engine ignition is enabled only if the key code is acknowledged by the system Two keys are supplied with the vehicle The key is used
159. is includes the weight of the driver passenger and luggage For tire pressure information refer also to the Technical Data section of this manual Also found on the driver s door jamb is the Certification label which stipulates the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR The GVWR includes the weight of the car occupants fuel and luggage Never exceed the GVWR or the Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR for either the front or rear axle The maximum load which may be carried in the rear luggage compartment is 66 Ibs 30 kg Note That the GranTurismo SPORT is not designed to tow a trailer and no such attempt should be made WARNING Do not exceed the GVWR or front or rear GAWR Exceeding these limits may lead to poor handling vehicle instability or tire damage which could cause a crash in which you or others could be seriously injured or killed Information on tire care including maintenance and safety practices can also be found on page 221 tire and wheel size information is reported on page 205 and the information on the tire pressure monitoring system TPMS can be found on page 47 WARNING In order to achieve optimal handling characteristics the wheel and tire sizes on the GranTurismo are different at front and at the rear This means that interchanging of wheels and tires between axles is not permissible Failure to respect this requirement will adversely affect vehicle handling and may result in an accident i
160. itted with a ventilation hose which vents hydrogen gas out of the battery compartment through a ventilation opening in the bottom of this compartment If the battery must be replaced it is essential that the ventilation hose is properly connected to the battery and that it is routed through the ventilation opening provided Make sure the ventilation hose is free of debris Only use replacement batteries equipped with a ventilation hose Consult your local Authorized Maserati Dealer Useful hints for helping to extend the life of the battery When parking the vehicle make sure that the doors luggage and engine compartments are properly closed All interior lights should be off When the engine is turned off do not keep the connected devices on for a long time e g the radio the hazard lights the fan etc WARNING If the battery charge remains below 50 for a long period of time it will be damaged due to sulphating this will reduce its performance and starting power and the battery will be more subject to freezing this can happen even at 14 F 10 C A We recommend that you have the battery charge condition checked preferably at the beginning of the cold season to prevent the electrolyte from freezing This check should be performed more frequently if the vehicle is used mainly for short trips or if it is equipped with power absorbing devices that remain permanently on even if when the ignition key i
161. ivating SPORT mode the system will ignore the command In addition to providing faster gearshifts than in NORMAL mode and to keeping engine power reduction by the ASR system to a minimum SPORT mode also acts on the exhaust opening Gx Fast gearshifting however always depends on the accelerator pedal travel and on the engine RPM as in NORMAL mode In MANUAL mode DOWN shifts with the accelerator pedal released will have a braking effect approaching the skidding limit of the driving wheels on dry asphalt Under sports style driving conditions with gearshifts at high engine RPM double clutching when up shifting is performed automatically WARNING In addition to enhancing performance opening of the exhaust also increases noise levels of the vehicle It is advisable not to use SPORT mode on roads with low or medium grip conditions e g ice snow or wet roads as the driving wheels could skid during gearshifts If you use MANUAL and SPORT mode in combination for sports style driving when starting off or shifting gears you may perceive an initial slipping of the driving wheels even on dry roads ICE Low Grip This mode can be used on particularly slippery road surfaces e g rain snow ice To activate deactivate this mode press button D The word ICE will illuminate on the instrument panel display In low grip mode the system uses 2 d instead of 1 gear
162. k door 96 Steering wheel 111 General 126 Fuel tank door emergency System initialization 128 opening 96 y Bose Surround Sound System 129 Headlights 156 In an emergency 173 Using the vehicle 131 Bi xenon sa jl 156 Emergency starting 174 Driving conditions 157 Toolkit 175 starting Meengine ue ge NS Before a trip 157 If a tire is punctured 175 sell penne Sets 132 Capacities 157 Ifan exterior light turns off 176 Proper driving 157 Front light clusters 176 emergeny staring wii Before you drive 157 ae clusters 176 seats batey nse While driving 158 Direction indicator lights 177 eee EIE 133 Driving at night 159 Third stop light 178 Electronic automatic gearbox 134 Driving in the rain 159 License plate lights 178 A OPE T AU Driving in fog 159 Ifan interior light goes out 179 Other system functions 140 Driving in the mountains 160 Front and rear dome light 179 Malfunction indication 143 Driving on snow or ice 160 Courtesy mirror iabe 179 Push start 144 Emission control devices 161 Glove compartment pocket Pii a i th Gi Other tips 162 change compartment and po aai ORS 145 Parking 163 luggage compartment lights 180 Fuehaconomy 146 Electric parking brake 163 Courtesy lights below door 181 Using the brakes 147 mres 166 Ifa fuse blows ee Using theengine 148 Glossary of tire terminology 166 Replacing the fuses 182 RUNDUIGAN 148 Tire identification number 167 Position of fuses relays 182 Engine and transmission 148 BOT JUANJE 167 Fuse
163. k of injury in a collision The correct adjustment is achieved when the belt passes about mid way between the end of the shoulder and the neck The upper attachment point of the seat belts is equipped with an oscillating ring capable of moving into 4 different positions allowing the belts position to be adjusted Do not bring sharp edges A in contact with a seat belt This could reduce their initial strength and cause them to tear in the event of a crash If a seat belt has been brought in contact with a sharp edge or has been used to pin something to it have it immediately replaced by our Authorized Maserati Dealer To move the attachment fitting press control D After the adjustment always A check that the slider to which the oscillating ring is fixed is locked into one of the positions provided With the handgrip released push again downward to allow the anchoring device to click into place in the event that it has not been released in one of the positions Using the rear seat belts The belts for the rear seats must be worn as shown in the figure Remember that in the event of a violent impact the passengers on the rear seats that are not wearing the seat belts are not only subject to personal injury but they also represent a danger for passengers sitting in the front seats The seat belts must be worn keeping your chest in the upright position and lying against the backrest provided
164. le speed When driving downhill with A the device activated the vehicle may pick up speed slightly exceeding the speed stored due to the change in the engine load In the event of malfunctioning or failure of the device turn switch A to OFF and contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer after having checked that the relative fuse is in proper working order It is advisable to deactivate A the device when it is not in use Turn switch A to OFF to prevent any speeds from being unintentionally stored Skyhook suspension The electronic system controlling the vehicle suspension uses the sophisticated on board sensors and is aimed at optimizing vehicle performance The system is capable of constantly monitoring suspension damping by means of the actuator fitted on each shock absorber This way the shock absorber setting is suited to the road surface conditions and vehicle dynamics thus improving passenger comfort and road holding By pressing button A the drivers can choose even while driving a normal or racing type setting for the suspension depending on their own driving style This way the system operates with a shock absorber softer setting in NORMAL mode and a harder setting if SPORT mode is selected The system is controlled by an ECU which is designed to manage the solenoid valves on each shock absorber in response to the sensor signals thus adjusting suspension damping and setting
165. le training or using HomeLink make sure you have a clear view of the garage door or gate and that no one will be injured by its movement General Information If you are programming HomeLink to operate a garage door or gate it is recommended that you unplug the motor for that device during training Repeatedly pressing the remote control button could burn out the motor HomeLink stores the code ina permanent memory There should be no need to retrain Home Link if your car s battery goes dead or is disconnected If your garage door opener was manufactured before April 1982 you may not be able to program HomeLink to operate it Garage door openers manufactured before that date do not have a safety feature that causes them to stop and reverse if an obstacle is detected during closing increasing the risk of injury If you have questions call 800 355 3515 Programming Press and hold down the keys Q and S after about 20 seconds the LED T starts flashing release the keys hold the remote control for the device to be controlled close to the HomeLink control panel 12 in simultaneously press and hold down the key of the hand held remote control and one of the three HomeLink keys Q R or S successful programming is signaled by the LED T flashing faster release the keys To program the other keys repeat the operations skipping the first three steps Use When the signal of the devic
166. lied Clean and protect the painted parts applying protective waxes Clean and protect polished metal parts with specific products available on the market Talc the windshield wiper blades and raise them from the windshield Cover the vehicle with a long cloth in transpirating fabric available at your Authorized Maserati Dealer Do not use thick plastic sheets which do not allow the humidity on the vehicle surface to evaporate Inflate the tires up to a pressure which must be 7 25 psi 0 5 bar higher than the normally prescribed one and check it at regular intervals The tire pressure must be brought back to the prescribed value before reusing the vehicle Do not drain the engine cooling system Battery charge status To avoid problems with ignition and or the electrical system in general when you are driving the battery charge status is constantly maintained and guaranteed by the vehicle s recharge circuit the main component of which is the alternator This circuit is only able to supply voltage to the battery when the vehicle is traveling The warning light see page 66 located on the instrument panel will indicate any malfunctions in the recharge circuit solid light or an insufficient battery charge status flashing The amount of voltage that is supplied to the battery to maintain the charge status also depends on the amount of charge absorbed by the systems used in the vehicle for
167. lifting the fastening screws B The battery fluid electrolyte with the vehicle on a level ground must always be between the reference marks MIN and MAX on the battery In the event that the level is below the MIN reference mark please contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked To recharge the battery see the section In an emergency WARNING If you need to disconnect the battery wait at least 30 seconds from the last seat movement If disconnecting the battery before you will have to perform the initialization procedure described on page 107 The fluid contained in the battery is poisonous and corrosive Avoid contact with the skin and eyes Do not approach the battery with open flames or possible sources of sparks risk of explosion and fire Batteries contain substances that are very harmful for the environment To replace the battery please contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer where the battery will be disposed of in full compliance with the regulations in force and in an environment friendly manner Battery posts terminals and A related accessories contain lead and lead compounds Wash your hands after handling WARNING Incorrect assembly of electrical and electronic accessories can cause serious damage to the vehicle WARNING Ventilation hose The battery generates hydrogen gas which is flammable and explosive The battery is f
168. meter A B or vehicle speed repeated G other symbols that may be displayed as icons H outside temperature From the set up menu in the Multi Media System the user can also choose to have the information displayed for the Audio Navigator and Telephone repeated on the dashboard For the relevant procedures and instructions see the Multi Media System manual Controls MODE The screen page activation and setting are controlled by pressing the MODE J buttons K and L Pressing the MODE J button briefly will switch to the following screen pages in sequence TripA Trip B Tire pressure Left hand front seat comfort Right hand front seat comfort Option Selection TPMS calibration Standard Each of these has a 10 second timing after which the non flashing information previously viewed is restored Pressing the MODE J button at length over 2 seconds the user will select the Trip Odometer information currently displayed or the Trip Odometer A if the tachometric repetition is active This piece of information will flash for 10 seconds after which the non flashing information previously viewed is displayed once again ae and an By means of the K and L buttons the user can adjust the instrument panel brightness When the Option Selection screen page is viewed these buttons can be used to select choosing between Trip Odom
169. n addition the meaning of the symbol shown is also indicated in terms of the following sub division danger prohibited warning mandatory with respect to that same symbol Danger symbols A Battery Corrosive liquid Battery Explosion Fan It can start up automatically even with the engine off Expansion tank Do not remove the cap when the coolant is hot Coil High voltage Belts and pulleys N Moving devices Keep body parts and clothing away Pee eee Air conditioning lines Do not open Gas under high pressure Bs A Warning symbols Battery Do not approach with open flames Battery Keep children at a safe distance Heat guards belts pulleys fans Do not rest your hands on it Engine compartment ECU protection cover Do not direct the jet of water on the ECUs relays and fuses Warning symbols Ssh coe Catalytic converter Do not park the vehicle over flammable materials Refer to chapter Emission control devices Hydraulic steering Do not exceed the maximum level of fluid in the tank Only use fluid of the type prescribed in the section Capacities and technical specifications Braking system Do not exceed the maximum level of fluid in the tank Only use fluid of the type prescribed in the section Capacities and technical specifications Windshield solvent washer Only use fluid of the type prescribed in the se
170. n which you or others could be killed or seriously injured Importance of proper inflation pressure Use a good quality tire pressure gauge and always replace the tire valve dust cap to prevent the ingress of dirt and moisture into the valve which could cause leakages Many gas stations provide tire inflation facilities The tires should be regularly inspected for signs of cuts abrasions or other damage and for any uneven tread wear patterns Uneven treadwear may indicate that the suspension geometry or dampers require attention from your Authorized Maserati Dealer Overloading your tires can cause overheating as a result of too much friction You could have a blowout and a serious accident in which you could be killed or seriously injured See Tire Placard Label Underinflated tires pose the same danger as overloaded tires The resulting accident could cause serious injury or death Check all tires frequently and maintain the recommended pressure Tire pressures should be checked only when the tires are cold Overinflated tires are more likely to be cut punctured or broken by a sudden impact such as hitting a pothole Keep tires at the recommended pressure Installing improper tires on your vehicle can affect handling and stability This can cause a crash in which you can be killed or seriously injured Always use the size and type of tires recommended in this manual Using incorrect tires
171. nd therefore Clean the rubber parts regularly using the appropriate products Change the blades if the edge of the rubber is deformed or worn In any case the blades should be changed about once a year Traveling with worn wiper blades is very dangerous because it reduces the visibility in the event of poor atmospheric conditions The arms of the wiper blade have to be replaced with new ones after two disassembling operations The special arm fixing system helps ensure optimal mechanical stability only after the first two refitting operations provided that the specified tightening torque is observed involving the removal of the windshield wiper arms performed by your Authorized Maserati Dealer Some simple measures may reduce the possibility of damage to the blades In the case of temperatures below 32 F 0 C check that ice has not stuck the rubber part against the windshield glass If necessary release with an anti ice product Remove any snow on the windshield in addition to protecting the blades this avoids forcing and overheating the electric motor Do not activate the windshield wipers when the windshield is dry Spray nozzles If the jet does not work first check that there is fluid in the pan see Level checks in this section then check that the nozzles are not clogged Replacing the wiper blades Due to the difficulty of this operation we recommend that you contact yo
172. nder inflated tire causes the tire to overheat and can lead to tire failure Under inflation also reduces fuel efficiency and tire tread life and may affect vehicle handling and stopping ability Please note that the TPMS is not a substitute for proper tire maintenance and it is the driver s responsibility to maintain a correct tire pressure even if under inflation has not reached the level to trigger illumination of the TPMS low tire pressure warning light Your vehicle has also been equipped with a TPMS malfunction indicator that indicates when the system is not operating properly The TPMS malfunction indicator is combined with the low tire pressure warning light When the system detects a malfunction the warning light will flash for approximately one minute and then remain permanently illuminated This sequence will continue upon subsequent vehicle start ups as long as the malfunction persists When the malfunction indicator is illuminated the system may not be able to detect or signal low tire pressure as intended TPMS malfunctions may occur for a variety of reasons including the installation of replacement or alternate tires or wheels on the a gt gt ni vehicle that prevent the TPMS from functioning properly Always check the TPMS malfunction warning light after replacing one or more tires or wheels on your vehicle to ensure that the replacement or alternate tires and wheels allow the
173. ndicators D Lever down left hand direction indicators Lane change function This function allows you to activate either the right hand or left hand direction indicators so that they flash 3 times without moving the lever to positions C or D and then moving it back to the standby position B To activate this function you must simply start moving the lever to a different position if you move it up you activate the right hand direction indicators if you move it down you activate the left hand direction indicators This function is useful when overtaking or changing lanes High beams To turn on the high beams with the light switch in position ZO push the left hand lever toward the dashboard Pull the lever towards the steering wheel again to turn off the high beams and turn on the low beams WARNING For the use of the high beams follow applicable legislation hom MY Flashing the headlights The headlights can be flashed by pulling the left hand lever towards the steering wheel Flashing occurs also with the lights off if the ignition key is in position MAR ON WARNING Flashing turns on additional high beam lights only if low beam lights are off or high beam Bi xenon lights when low beam lights are on Always comply with road regulations and other provisions regarding road traffic Follow me home function This function allows you to set a tim
174. negatively affect the vehicle aerodynamics or wind resistance lead to consumption ratios differing from the indicated ones NOTE The fuel economy values shown are tested values Capacities Quantity and specifications of the products to use Capacities and recommended products Parts to be refilled Quantity Product specifications Fuel tank including low fuel sector Fuel reserve approximately 22 72 US gal 86 liters approximately 4 75 US gal 18 liters Premium unleaded gasoline with no less than 91 AKI Engine oil periodical replacement top up from the MIN to the MAX level 2 37 US gal 9 0 liters 0 4 US gal 1 5 liters Entirely synthetic multigrade lubricants SAE 5W 40 that meet API SL CF and ACEA A3 B3 B4 specifications Oil type Pennzoil Platinum Euro 5W 40 WARNING Do not top up with oil having characteristics other than those of the oil already used WARNING Engine oil consumption depends on the driving style and on the use of the vehicle Windshield headlight washer fluid tank 1 72 US gal 6 5 liters Mix of water and detergent fluid in the proportions indicated on the product package Detergent fluid Mix of CUNA NC 956 II surfactants and alcohols Recommended fluid Wuerth Windshield Washer Fluid with antifreeze or Arexons DP1 WARNING If the temperature is below 4 F 20 C use pure detergent fluid We reserve the right to
175. ng the light switch to position PS It is harder to turn the switch to position PS than to the other positions This is to avoid activating the parking lights unintentionally and wasting power When the parking lights are on the warning light PS on the instrument panel illuminates With parking lights ON move down LH lever to switch on position lights on LH side and move it up to switch on only the ones on RH side Automatic activation deactivation When the light switch A is turned to AUTO and the ignition key is in position MAR ON the position lights low beam lights and license plate lights turn on and off automatically depending on the light outside WARNING The high beams can only be turned on manually by pushing the left hand lever forward If the low beams are activated they will come on automatically every time the lights are turned on You are therefore advised to turn off the high beams every time the twilight sensor deactivates the external lights In foggy conditions during A daytime the position lights and low beams are not activated automatically The driver must always be ready to turn the lights on manually including the rear fog lights WARNING After external lights turn ON automatically driver can always manually turn on the rear fog lights When external lights turn off automatically the rear fog lights will turn off automatically too if on Upon the following automatic swi
176. ng the same rating same color If the fault recurs consult your Authorized Maserati Dealer Never replace a blown fuse A with anything other than a sound fuse having the same rating color Position of fuses relays The fuses relays are located in various parts of the vehicle namely On the right hand side of the luggage compartment Behind the glove compartment to the left of the steering wheel Inthe luggage compartment next to the battery Fuse colors dark brown red light yellow white green yellow blue Ampere A5 A7 5 A10 A15 A20 A25 A30 Maxi Fuse colors yellow green orange red blue Ampere A20 A30 A40 A50 A60 Fuses and relays inside the The fuses relays are housed in 3 engine compartment control boxes To access the fuses relays lift the engine compartment lid remove the covering panel A then undo the 4 screws B to remove the cover C The list of fuses and relays is shown in the following pages WARNING If you need to wash the engine compartment do not direct the jet of water for too long directly on the engine compartment ECU Engine compartment relay Pos Type Function T02 Micro 20 A Side markers T03 Micr
177. ng wheel Pos Amp Color System Component F12 15A Light blue Right hand low beam F13 15A Light blue Left hand low beam F31 7 5A Brown A C unit NBC Body Computer Node high beam relay F32 10A Red sais ee step lights CAV driver and passenger side footwell lights external F33 30A Green Driver s seat movement F34 30A Green Passenger s seat movement F35 7 5A Brown ACC FN and LF relay coil F36 10A Red NQs F37 10A Red NQS Instrument Panel Node CPP CPD F38 15A Light blue Rear lid lock F39 15A Light blue NIM Inside Roof Node NCL Air conditioning and heating system node EOBD socket CSA Alarm system siren ECU CAV Motion sensing alarm ECU radio F40 30A Green Heated rear window F41 Not used F42 Not used F43 30A Green Windshield wiper washer Connected Devices Relay INT A F44 20A yellow Front and rear cigarette lighter INT A device relay front seat heating passenger side F45 Not used Pos Amp Color System Component F46 20A Yellow NPG NPP Locks F47 30A Green NPG Driver s door node F48 30A Green NPP Passenger s door node F49 7 5A Brown NVO Steering wheel node CSG Power steering ECU CSP Twilight rain sensor ECU NIM Inside Roof Node NCL Radio CEM CRP dome light molding windshield wiper controls F50 7 5A Brown Airbag system F51 7 5A Brown NCA Automatic Gearbox Node F52 15A Light blue Fro
178. ns provided to ensure the charger is connected to the battery safely and correctly Restarting the vehicle Before restarting the vehicle after a long period of inactivity we recommend that you perform the following operations Check the tire pressure and A that there are no damage cuts or cracks on the tires If this is the case have them replaced Do not dry dust the exterior of the vehicle Visually inspect if there are any fluid leaks e g oil brake and clutch fluid engine coolant etc Have the engine oil and filter replaced Check the fluid levels in the braking system as well as the engine coolant level Check the air filter and replace it if necessary Check the conditions of the engine belts Reconnect the battery after having checked its charge condition and perform the initialization procedures where required In this regard consult the paragraph Reconnecting the battery in this chapter With the gearshift in neutral N let the engine idle for several minutes This operation must be performed outdoors Exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide which is strongly toxic and potentially lethal Reconnecting the battery Connect the battery Unlock and lock the doors using the remote control Check that the seats are working properly in the event of malfunctioning perform the initialization procedures specified in the chapter Seats contained in th
179. nt seat heating driver side INT A device relay F53 10A Red Rear fog lights Relay fuse boxes inside the luggage compartment To access the fuses relays remove the cover E by undoing the retaining screws F There are 2 relay and fuse boxes To access the fuses and relays inside the control boxes remove the covers by levering up the fastening tabs BIEBER Relays inside the luggage compartment Pos Type Function T21 Not used T22 Not used T23 Micro 20 A Reverse gear relay T24 Micro 20 A Third stop relay T25 Micro 20 A Fuel tank door relay T32 Micro 30 A Key Lock solenoid T33 Not used T34 Micro 30 A Fuel pump 1 T35 Micro 30 A Fuel pump 2 Fuses inside the luggage compartment Pos Amp Color System Component F25 Not used F26 Not used F27 Not used F28 Not used F29 Not used F53 Not used F54 30 A Green HI Fi amplifier F55 Not used F56 10A Red 30 NAG Bose tuner F57 Not used F58 7 5A Brown RH Reverse from T23 F59 Not used F60 7 5A Brown NSP F61 7 5A Brown T24 third stop F62 20A Yellow NCA Pos Amp Color System Component F63 15A Light blue T25 fuel tank door relay F64 Not used F65 10A Red Key Lock solenoid F66 20 A Yellow Fuel pumps F67 Not used
180. ntenance Schedule Only use the prescribed spark plugs faults may arise if the heat rating is unsuitable or if the specified service life is not guaranteed The Maserati Granturismo S A is a performance automobile Tire wear must be checked regularly and worn tires must be replaced Tire wear will vary and depends on driving habits and condistions To help obtain optimal performance and the longest service life from the tires comply with the following precautions during the first 300 mi 500 km do not drive at the maximum speed of the vehicle drive on curves at low speed avoid sudden steering avoid sudden braking avoid sudden acceleration do not drive long at high speeds for too long How to use the tires WARNING The tires must be always maintained in good conditions to help ensure safe driving Tire inflation pressure must correspond to the prescribed values and should be checked only when the tires are cold tire pressure increases as the tire temperature progressively increases Never reduce the pressure if the tires are hot Insufficient tire inflating pressure can cause tire overheating and possible internal damage which may even lead to tire destruction Check the tire inflating A pressure at least every two weeks and before long trips Impacts with curbs holes and obstacles in the road and prolonged trips on rough roads can cause tire damage which may not be visible to the
181. o 20 A Spot lights T05 Micro 20 A Stop light control relay T06 Micro 20A Horns T07 Maxi 50 A I E Main relay T08 Micro 20 A Air conditioning heating system compressor T09 Micro 20 A High beams T10 Not used T14 Micro 20 A Fog lights Not used T15 Maxi 50 A 1 t speed radiator electric fan T16 Maxi 50 A 2 4 speed radiator electric fan T17 Not used T19 Micro 20 A Ignition enable T20 Micro 30 A Ignition T30 Maxi 50 A Air pump T31 Micro 30 A Headlight washer pump Engine compartment fuses Pos Amp Color System Component F01 Maxi 60 A Blue Fan 1 relay F02 Maxi 30 A Green ABS valves F03 Maxi 20 A Yellow T03 spot lights relay F04 Maxi 40 A Orange ABS cylinder F05 Maxi 40 A Orange A C Node F06 Maxi 60 A Blue Fan 2 relay F07 30 A Green T07 I E main relay F08 7 5 A Brown T08 Air conditioner compressor relay Pos Amp Color System Component F09 7 5 A Brown T05 stop light control relay F10 15A Light blue T06 horn relay F11 10 A Red LH high beam F14 Not used F15 15A Light blue Alternator sensing F16 10 A Red LH spot light F17 10A Red RH high beam F18 7 5 A Brown I E bank F19 15A Light blue T02 DRL lights relay F20 Not used F21 15A Light blue T14 fog lights relay Not used F22 Not used F23 10A Red ABS electronics F24 10 A Red RH spot light F30 30 A Green T20 ignition relay
182. o Maserati becomes the outright Italian champion with the Type 26 1929 Baconin Borzacchini in the Type V4 World landspeed record over 6 mi 10 km at 153 mph 246 km h 1930 Borzacchini in the Type V4 first Grand Prix victory in Tripoli 1933 Maserati the most prestigious European manufacturer introduces the hydraulic brake system in its racing vehicles Giuseppe Campari in a Type 8CM wins the French Grand Prix and Tazio Nuvolari those in Belgium and Nice 1934 Giuseppe Furmanik in a Type 4CM World landspeed record in the class 1100 at 138 mph 222 km h 1939 Wilbur Shaw wins the Indianapolis 500 Mile race on the 8CTF Maserati is to remain the first Italian manufacturer to win on the legendary Indy motor speedway 1940 The company moves headquarters to Modena 1947 The first Granturismo is built the A6 1500 with bodywork by Pininfarina The A6GCS racing version debuts victoriously with Alberto Ascari on the Modena circuit 1954 The 250F the single seater which will allow the Maserati to win the Formula 1 World Championships makes its first appearance winning in Argentina 1957 Fangio in the 250F wins the world title At the end of the season Maserati officially withdraws from racing 1961 The 3500 GT is the first Italian vehicle to use a fuel injection system 1963 Production begins of the Mistral and the Quattroporte the fastest sedan car in the world 1966 The Ghibli is
183. olled normally without activating the air conditioning system Exiting the OFF mode the recirculation function will switch back to Automatic mode To reactivate the A C system when OFF select one of the following options fan speed A C compressor MAX DEF AUTO Recirculation This function is activated by pressing button 9 and allows only the air already in the passenger compartment to circulate The recirculation function has various operation modes Forced closed recirculation LED on button illuminated Forced open recirculation LED on button off Automatic mode When the compressor is deactivated or outside temperatures are below 37 4 F 3 C the automatic recirculation function is deactivated automatically After prolonged operation over 15 minutes in a row the system deactivates the recirculation function automatically for safety reasons allowing the exchange of air once again Forced closed recirculation In this operating mode the illumination of the amber LED indicates that the recirculation vent is closed Forced open recirculation In this operating mode the LED turned off indicates that the outside air vent is opening AUTO mode When this button is pressed one button per zone automatic mode will control the following functions once again air distribution for the side concerned fan speed compressor operation illumination of the EC
184. on of the brake pedal during emergency braking or braking under low grip To obtain a good running in of brake pads and discs avoid sudden braking during the first approximately 200 mi 300 km ABS is a component of the braking system that offers two basic advantages It helps avoid locking of the wheels and thus skidding during emergency braking especially under low grip conditions It makes it possible to brake and steer at the same time in order to avoid unexpected obstacles or to direct the vehicle where desired when braking this is in keeping with the physical limits of the tire side grip conditions this is a sign that the ABS is working Do not release the pedal but continue to press it to give continuity to the braking action The ABS helps prevent the wheels from locking but it does not increase the physical grip limits between the tires and the road Therefore even if your vehicle is equipped with ABS always keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of yours and reduce your speed when entering a curve The wear limit of the brake pads is indicated by the warning light O and the message Check Brake Pads that will be displayed for 10 second The warning light BAE will illuminate on the instrument cluster and stay on until the problem has been solved Please contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer Using the engine While driving Running in Today s most modern methods of
185. ond digit of your CODE CARD press down the accelerator pedal and hold it 6 Proceed in the same manner for the remaining digits in the code on the CODE CARD 7 When the last digit has been entered keep the accelerator pedal pressed down The OBDII warning light Ca illuminates for 4 seconds and then goes off You can now release the accelerator pedal 8 A quick flashing of the OBDII warning light about 4 seconds confirms that the operation has been performed correctly 9 Start the engine turning the key from MAR ON to AVV START If the OBDII warning light remains on turn the key to STOP OFF and repeat the procedure from step 1 This procedure can be repeated an unlimited number of times WARNING After an emergency start up you should contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer otherwise you will have to perform the emergency start procedure every time the engine is started Ignition switch The ignition key can turn in 4 positions STOP Engine off engine immobilizer and steering wheel lock activated connected devices disabled apart from those that are not key controlled e g centralized door lock luggage compartment opening etc The key is removable Position for cigarette lighter and power socket activation The key is not removable Driving position All electrical devices can operate AVV Engine starting z ACC MAR Upon exceeding a speed of 3
186. one Button pressed at length Reject incoming telephone call paired telephone Button pressed briefly Radio mode Search for the first tuneable station with higher frequency SIRIUS satellite radio mode where available goes to the next category starting from the one currently selected CD Jukebox USB and iPod Mode next track selection Button pressed at length CD Jukebox USB and iPod mode track fast forward F Button pressed briefly l Radio mode Searches for the first tunable station with a lower frequency SIRIUS satellite radio mode where available goes to the previous category starting from the one currently selected CD Jukebox USB and iPod Mode goes to previous track if selected within the first 3 seconds of track playing otherwise the track is played again from the beginning Button pressed at length CD Jukebox USB and iPod mode track fast rewind G Mode selection radio CD Jukebox or iPod H Mute function on off K Radio mode radio frequency shift to the next station in preset steps starting from the station currently tuned in SIRIUS satellite radio mode where available shifts the radio channel to the next station in preset steps starting from the station currently tuned in CD MP3 Jukebox USB and iPod Mode selects the next folder Menu scrolls through the menus Radio mode
187. or tires which are excessively worn or improperly inflated can cause a crash in which you can be killed or seriously injured When driving on wet roads surface water is squeezed out from between the tire and road However excessive speed or water depth can overwhelm the water clearing capability of the tread and lead to a condition called aquaplaning or hydroplaning where the tire rides on a film of water and provides little or no grip on the road surface leading to a loss of control This condition is more likely to occur with worn tires having little depth of tread or with incorrect tire pressures Drivers should always check on tire wear and condition and moderate their speed in adverse weather conditions Tire care Wear indicators are molded into the bottom of the tread grooves at intervals around the tire indicated by small pointers on the outer tread blocks The tires should be replaced before being worn to this minimum legal tread depth The cold tire pressures should be checked every week or every 1000 miles 1700 km whichever is the sooner and corrections made as necessary See Technical Data at the back of the handbook for tire pressures Underinflation will cause excessive wear rapid deterioration of the tire sidewalls and heavy steering whereas overinflation results in a hard ride and in creased susceptibility to tire damage Both conditions will cause a degradation in the han
188. orage procedure is performed will be erased from the memory to prevent any lost or stolen keys being used to start the vehicle Emergency starting If the MASERATI CODE fails to deactivate the engine immobilizer the CODE warning light f will illuminate permanently the OBDII warning light will turn off after four seconds and then will illuminate immediately and the engine will not start To start the engine it is necessary to follow the emergency start procedure WARNING We recommended that you read the entire procedure before carrying it out If you make a mistake you should turn the ignition key to STOP OFF and repeat the operations from step 1 A 1 Read the 5 digit electronic code on the CODE CARD 2 Turn the ignition key to MAR ON the CODE f and OBDII 7 warning lights are on 3 Press the accelerator pedal fully down and keep it pressed Approximately 8 seconds later the OBDII warning light 3 will go off Release the accelerator and get ready to count the number of times the OBDII warning light c4 flashes 4 As soon as the displayed number of flashes is equal to the first digit of your CODE CARD depress the accelerator and keep it pressed down until the OBDII warning light goes off after being off for approximately 4 seconds You can now release the accelerator pedal 5 The OBDII warning light 9 starts flashing again As soon as the displayed number of flashes is equal to the sec
189. ove which the gear may not be engaged When the speed goes below this limit reverse gear is engaged WARNING To avoid engaging any gears accidentally moving the lever from position R to any other position is only possible when button B is pressed It is advisable to depress the brake pedal also when shifting to another position N Neutral With the vehicle stationary and the brake pedal depressed move the gearshift lever A to N This function should be used when you need to tow or push the vehicle D Automatic forward gear Select this position when you wish to use all the automatic gearshift functions With the vehicle stationary and the brake pedal depressed shift the gearshift lever A to D if the lever is positioned on P also press the button B When the function is set the letter D illuminates on the gear display and on the instrument panel When this function is active the ECU controls automatic engagement of the six gears The gears will be engaged in relation to the traveling speed engine RPM accelerator position speed with which the pedal is depressed as well as the traveling conditions e g uphill downhill curves The system has been programmed to classify different driving styles in relation to the above mentioned parameters and to associate them with the various vehicle settings which go from extremely comfortable and economic driving to racing style driving The setting is selected
190. own with strong deceleration Dynamic Braking It is therefore advisable to use this function only in the event of an emergency The ESC system however is always on and it will help to maintain the stability of the vehicle Engagement The electric parking brake is automatically applied when the engine is turned off and the vehicle is stationary It can only be disengaged when the engine is restarted If the key has been removed or is in position STOP OFF it cannot be disengaged The electric parking brake can also be manually applied when the vehicle is moving or the key is in MAR ON position by pulling up the lever B If the engine was turned off with the automatic engagement device deactivated you can reactivated it simply by pulling lever B upward The words EPB ON appear on the display Always check that the vehicle is properly locked before leaving it Disengagement The parking brake is automatically disengaged when depressing the brake pedal and moving the gearshift lever from position P a pressure of at least 72 5 psi 5 bar must be generated in the braking system or with a gear engaged and pushing the accelerator pedal The parking brake can also be manually disengaged when the vehicle is moving or the key is in position MAR ON by manually pulling up lever B and simultaneously depressing the service brake pedal WARNING If you attempt to disengage the parking br
191. plate H in front of the gearshift lever using a small tool push on the gearshift lever locking mechanism through the hole atthe same time slightly move the gearshift lever towards the N position in order to free the lever locking mechanism remove the small tool from the hole being careful not to move the gearshift lever shift the lever fully into N close the hole using the covering plate H to prevent foreign bodies from falling into the gearbox and damaging it The gearshift lever is now released While moving the gearshift lever remember to press the button B on the lever WARNING Work extremely carefully so as not to damage the trim panels If the automatic parking brake engagement system is active the EPB will be automatically applied when the vehicle is stopped see page 163 WARNING In the event of a battery failure manually disengage the parking brake EPB before you drive see page 165 R Reverse gear With the vehicle stationary the engine idling and the button B pressed move the gearshift lever A to position R It is advisable to also depress the brake pedal when shifting to this position When the lever is in position R the system emits an acoustic signal for a few seconds You can also move the gearshift lever to R when the vehicle is not completely stationary however this does not mean that reverse gear is actually engaged since there is a limit speed ab
192. plies to children Their heads are proportionally heavier and larger than those of adults while their bones and muscles are relatively undeveloped To help protect them in case of a collision they must use special restraint or safety systems even in the rear seat Incorrect fastening of a child A restraint system increases the risk of injury to the child in the event of a collision The seat belts on the vehicle have been designed and tested to protect people weighing at least 79 lbs 36 kg and taller than 59 in 1 50 m To help properly protect a child outside these limits specific restraint systems with dedicated belts or accessories capable of adapting the child s position to the vehicle s seat belts must be fitted If a child seat is installed on the front passenger s seat the restraint must be positioned completely backwards and upwards We recommend that child seats be installed in the rear seating positions ONLY Even with advanced airbags children should always be seated in the rear seats The rear seat is the optimal location for children The use of specific restraint systems for newborns and children is mandatory as provided by the law in all the 50 States of the United States the District of Columbia the U S territories and the Canadian provinces Newborns and children must travel seated in suitable restraint systems using adequate safety abdominal or diagonal belts or if presen
193. presented a Coup designed by Giugiaro 1968 The Citr en becomes a partner in the company and the V6 engine goes into production The 2 2 Indy is presented 1971 The Bora is presented the first Maserati Granturismo with a central engine This will be followed a year later by the Merak 1973 The Khamsin designed by Bertone replaces the Ghibli 1975 Citrden leaves the company which is then bought out by Alejandro De Tomaso 1976 The new Quattroporte designed by Giugiaro is presented and will then be used as the official car of the President of the Italian Republic 1981 De Tomaso changes marketing strategy and starts production of the Biturbo a two door sedan with a six cylinder engine 1989 The Shamal is the first vehicle equipped with the new biturbo eight cylinder engine 1993 Fiat Auto buys out the entire Maserati share package and in 1998 presents the Quattroporte 1997 Ferrari acquires the majority of Maserati shareholding 1998 Quattroporte Evoluzione V8 3 2 V6 2 8 3200 GT V8 1999 3200 GT V8 Automatica 2000 Alfieri Maserati Garage Customization Program 2001 Production begins of the Spider with eight cylinder 4200 engine and the electro hydraulic paddle shifted gearbox CAMBIO CORSA Alfieri Maserati garages 2002 The 2 2 Coupe is presented 2003 A return to racing with the TROFEO The new Quattroporte designed by Pininfarina is presente
194. quipped with Advanced Air Bags A WARNING EVEN WITH ADVANCED AIR BAGS Side airbags The side airbags have been designed to help enhance the protection level provided to passengers travelling in the front seats in the event of certain medium high severity collisions They consist of an instantaneously inflating airbag side bag housed in the front seat backrests In the event of a side impact an electronic control unit processes the signals coming from a deceleration sensor and activates airbag deployment when necessary The airbag deploys almost instantaneously placing itself between the front passengers the side of the vehicle The airbag deflates immediately afterwards WARNING The electronic control unit activates the pretensioners the front airbags and side bags on the basis of different criteria according to the type of collision Failure of one or the other system to activate is not indicative of system malfunction In the case of low severity side collisions for which the restraining action of the seat belts provides adequate protection the side airbags to not deploy The side airbags are not a substitute for the seat belts but rather act in combination with them As a consequence the seat belts must always be worn as provided for by applicable legislation in Europe and in most non European countries WARNING The front and or side airbags may deploy
195. r identification number with Signature Motor Club Inc or Signature Motor Club of California Inc e NEW VEHICLES Your membership begins on the date the Registered Vehicle was originally sold in service date and continues until the expiration date of the New Car Limited Warranty or unless terminated by Maserati North America Inc for cause e PRE OWNED VEHICLES Your membership begins on the date the registered vehicle was sold in service date and continues until the expiration date of the Maserati Certified Pre Owned Limited Warranty or unless terminated by Maserati North America Inc for cause Address inquiries to General Inquiries Maserati Roadside Assistance P O Box 968008 Schaumburg IL 60173 Rental Car Reimbursements Within 20 days of your rental car transaction the original pre printed rental car receipt which must include your name address telephone number VIN rental dates and the corresponding warranty repair order should be submitted to Maserati Roadside Assistance ATTN Maserati Rental Car Claims Dept P O Box 8140 Ft Washington PA 19034 Symbols There are specific colored labels on or near some of the components on your MASERATI The related symbols are important warnings that the user must follow when using the component involved All of the symbols included in the labeling on your MASERATI are briefly listed here below along with the component involved with that symbol I
196. r infants or children we recommend that you carefully read and follow the instructions provided by the child seat manufacturer on installation and use Please read and observe the instructions on the warning labels found inside the vehicle and on the restraint devices for infants and children To fasten the child seat to the vehicle seat follow the assembly instructions provided with the restraint system itself Then fully pull out the seat belt to then let it rewind During rewinding you will hear a click sound this means that the special retractor has activated The seat belt is now locked Then push the child seat against the seat to rewind any excess length of the seat belt To deactivate the retractor unbuckle the seat belt and let it rewind completely The seat belt can now be used normally Never unbuckle the seat belt that retains the child seat when the vehicle is moving a gt gt au When the child seat is not used remove it from the vehicle or fasten it using the seat belt in order to prevent it from being ejected out of the vehicle in the event of an accident Never leave children unattended in the vehicle even if they are secured and seated in their child seat Unattended children in a child seat may use some of the vehicle equipment and cause accidents and or serious personal injuries Children whose weight height are below the minimum limits established by the manufacturer of
197. rages the screws fastening these anchorages and the pretensioner In fact even if there are no visible defects the resistance level offered by the seat belt could be reduced Pregnant women must observe local legislation regarding the use of seat belts Make sure in any case that the lower section of the belt is positioned well down on the hips below the abdominal region of the body Maintaining the seat belts 1 Always use the seat belts keeping the belt flat not twisted make sure the belt can slide freely without jamming 2 The seat belts must be replaced following every pretensioner activation and whenever the belt itself shows visible damages or abrasions 3 Wash the seat belts by hand using water and neutral soap rinse them and let them dry in the shade Do not use strong detergents bleaches or colorants and any other chemical substance that could weaken the belt fibers 4 Make sure the retractors do not get wet as they will not operate properly Proper transport of children For optimal protection in the event of a collision all the vehicle s occupants must travel seated and protected by all the suitable restraining systems The seat belts are designed to be used by persons whose physical characteristics age height weight are provided for by established legislation in each country Anyone who does not comply with these provisions may not travel in the front passenger seat This also ap
198. rated separately using specific buttons for each seat System initialization Following any power cut out e g after using the battery master switch or dead battery check the seats to ensure that they are operating properly when the power supply is available perform the following procedures on both seats in the event of a malfunction With the ignition key in position STOP OFF and the door on the side of the seat concerned closed open the door and begin the following procedure within 5 seconds then complete it within 10 seconds 1 forward STOP 2 backward STOP 3 forward STOP 4 backward STOP 5 tilt the seatback fully forward and wait until the seat performs two complete travels forward and backward 6 move the seatback to its normal upright position WARNING If you need to disconnect the battery wait at least 30 seconds from the last seat movement If you disconnect the battery before you will have to perform the initialization procedure Driver s Easy Entry Exit system The easy entry exit system helps the driver when entering exiting the vehicle When the driver exits the vehicle the steering wheel moves upward This function is activated when the door is opened only if the ignition key has been extracted or is in position STOP OFF On re entry the driver finds the steering wheel raised After sitting down and closing the door upon turning the key to position MAR ON
199. re designed to inflate almost instantaneously One 12 is on the driver s side in the center of the steering wheel and the other 2 is on the passenger side inside the dashboard Deployment The front airbags of your vehicle have been designed to inflate in 2 stages This allows the airbag to have different rates of inflation based on the crash severity as assessed by the airbag control unit The driver s airbag is designed to be deployed in certain head on collisions according to the following strategy For low severity crashes the airbag control unit will not deploy the airbag For crashes of higher severity the control unit will deploy the driver airbag in low energy mode For crashes of even higher severity the control unit will deploy the driver airbag in high energy mode The front passenger s airbag is designed to be deployed in certain head on collisions according to the following strategy For low severity crashes the airbag control unit will not deploy the airbags For crashes of higher severity the control unit will deploy the airbag in low energy mode For crashes of even higher severity the control unit will deploy the airbag in high energy mode Never place an object over or near the driver and passenger airbags In the event that the passenger airbag is deployed it will project any object over it or near it in the passenger compartment at very high speed The object
200. rip conditions Sports style calibration active when SPORT mode is enabled favors wheel drive and is designed to permit more sporty driving with optimal road holding Whenever the engine is started the system automatically activates NORMAL mode even if SPORT mode was selected before the engine was last turned off The SPORT mode calibration can be selected only with the ignition key in MAR ON position and it is enabled by pressing button A even while driving when SPORT mode is activated the word SPORT on the multi function display and the LED on the button illuminate WARNING SPORT mode should not be activated if the road surface is rough or slippery Press button A to reset the normal calibration also while driving When the normal calibration is activated the SPORT warning light on the multi function display and the button LED go off The electronic suspension control system works in combination with the ESC system Electronic Stability Control when the suspension is set to normal stability is increased under medium and low grip conditions while when SPORT mode is enabled the ESC system optimizes racing style driving WARNING In low and medium grip conditions e g rain snow ice sand etc it is advisable not to use SPORT mode even with the ESC enabled Malfunction indicators If one or more electric components in the system prove to be malfunctioning
201. roperly fitted if only one of the attachment fittings is locked pass the strap H underneath the rear headrest and anchor it onto the child seat backrest and onto the bracket on the car body This way the child seat is retained not only by the brackets D but also by the vehicle seat belt and by the upper strap H In any case see the instruction booklet provided with the child seat for fitting the vehicle belts into the seat correctly Remember the best child safety seat is the one that fits your child properly is easy to use and fits in your vehicle correctly The best way to ensure a proper fit in your vehicle is to try installing the child seat before purchasing You can be certain you ve installed your child safety or booster seat correctly by having it checked at a child safety seat inspection station or by a certified child passenger safety technician To find one near you visit http Awww nhtsa dot gov CPS CPSFitting or www seatcheck org You can also call 1 888 DASH 2 DOT or 1 866 SEATCHECK Transport of persons with disability If it is necessary to modify the advanced airbag system of your vehicle to accommodate a person with disabilities contact an Authorized Maserati Dealer The advanced airbag system of your vehicle is not designed to protect adults with disabilities that require deactivation of the passenger or driver airbag If you or or another occupant is an adult with a medi
202. routinely acquired during a crash investigation To read data recorded by an EDR special equipment is required and access to the vehicle or the EDR is needed In addition to the vehicle manufacturer other parties such as law enforcement that have the special equipment can read the information if they have access to vehicle or the EDR gt gt X au General warnings When the ignition key is A turned to the MAR ON position the warning light a comes on but it switches off after approx 5 seconds If the warning light fails to come on at this time or stays on or lights up when driving contact your local Authorized Maserati Dealer immediately Drive with both hands on the A steering wheel rim so that if the airbag inflates it can do so freely without encountering obstacles which can cause serious injuries Do not drive with your body curved forwards but keep the seatback upright with your back fully against it Do not apply stickers or other objects to the steering wheel or the passenger s airbag compartment Do not travel with objects in your lap in front of your chest or especially with a pipe pencil or other objects held in your mouth In the event of a collision the deployment of the airbag could result in serious injury Do not cover the front seatbacks with clothing or covers Note that with the ignition A key inserted and turned to the MAR ON position even with the
203. rt the engine 4 When the engine starts remove the cables in reverse order If the engine does not start after a number of attempts do not continue but consult your Authorized Maserati Dealer Do not perform this procedure if you are unexperienced incorrect maneuvers can cause high electrical discharges and can even cause the battery to explode You are also advised not to approach the battery with open flames or lit cigarettes and not to cause sparks Risk of explosion and fire WARNING Never use a battery charger for emergency starting under any circumstances you could damage the electronic systems and in particular the ECUs that control ignition and fuel supply functions Remember that when the engine is not started the brake servo and power steering systems are not functioning and therefore the effort required on the brake pedal and steering wheel is much greater Turning off the engine With the engine idling turn the ignition key to STOP OFF A burst on the accelerator pedal before turning off the engine has no purpose and increases fuel consumption WARNING The ignition key can only be removed from the switch when the gearshift lever is in position P and within 30 seconds after turning the key to STOP OFF If you do not remove the key within 30 seconds you will need to turn it back to MAR ON and then to STOP OFF to have a further 30 seconds within which to remove the key A
204. ry operation non permanent position Windshield washer Pull the lever towards the steering wheel non permanent position to activate the windshield washer When the windshield washer is activated the windshield wiper starts automatically Releasing the lever deactivates the windshield washer while the blades continue to wipe for a little while WARNING Do not activate the windshield washer during the cold months until the windshield has warmed up If it has not warmed up the liquid could freeze on the glass and block your view WARNING If there is ice or snow on the windshield do not activate the windshield wiper to prevent damage to the device Headlight washers The headlight washers are activated automatically when the windshield washer is started and the external lights are on The headlight washer and windshield washer share the same fluid tank and a low fluid level is indicated by the same warning light on the instrument panel The headlight washers are deactivated if the vehicle speed exceeds 75 mph 120 km h Rain sensor The function of the rain sensor is to adapt the frequency of the windshield wiper strokes in the intermittent operation mode to the intensity of the rain All the other functions controlled by the right hand lever windshield wipers off headlight and windshield washer in continuous slow and fast operation mode and in temporary fast operation mode rema
205. s Periodically check the conditions of the windshield wiper blades Driving in fog If the fog is dense avoid traveling where possible When driving in mist blanket fog or when there is the possibility of banks of fog Keep a moderate speed Even during daytime turn on the low beams and the rear fog lights Do not use the high beams Remember that fog creates dampness on the asphalt and thus any type of maneuver is more difficult and braking distances are greater Keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front of you Avoid sudden changes in speed as much as possible Whenever possible avoid passing other vehicles If you are forced to stop the vehicle breakdowns impossibility of proceeding due to poor visibility etc first of all try to stop off of the travel lane Then turn on the hazard lights and if possible the low beams Sound the vehicle horn rhythmically if you hear another vehicle approaching If you must get out of the vehicle wear a high visibility vest Driving in the mountains On downhill roads use the engine brake engaging low gears so as not to overheat the brakes Never coast downhill with the engine off or in neutral and never with the ignition key removed Drive at a moderate speed and avoid cutting corners Remember that overtaking uphill is slower and requires a longer free stretch of road If you are being overtaken on a hill
206. s as the ABS detects skidding of one or both driving wheels when the accelerator is released and opens the motor driven throttle of the engine fuel system thus reducing the braking torque and re establishing optimal grip conditions for the driving wheels WARNING The maximum deceleration that can be obtained with the engine brake always depends on the tire grip on the road surface Snow or ice obviously reduces grip ABS EBD HBA and BOS systems The vehicle is equipped with ABS Anti lock Braking System and EBD Electronic Brake force Distribution systems which are designed to help enhance the braking system performance by means of the ABS system sensors and ECU In the event of emergency braking or braking on slippery road surfaces e g snow ice etc the ABS in combination with the standard braking system allows the driver to apply maximum braking force without causing the wheels to lock and consequently losing control of the vehicle The system uses an electronic control unit that processes the signals coming from 4 sensors fitted on the 4 wheels When a wheel tends to lock the sensor warns the ECU which activates an electro hydraulic unit that modulates the pressure applied to the brake calipers the driver will feel a pulsing sensation on the brake pedal which is completely normal The vehicle is equipped with another system to assist braking HBA Hydraulic Brake Assistance which has been de
207. s moving downhill and deactivates upshifting When the accelerator pedal is depressed upshifting is reactivated but will be delayed When the brake pedal is depressed the gearbox system downshifts to provide enhanced engine braking power For instance when driving downhill the gearbox system operates so as to avoid upshifting and shifting gears when the accelerator pedal is released and delays gear engagement by a few seconds when the accelerator pedal is depressed In addition when the brakes are applied it engages the lowest gear in order to provide enhanced engine braking power This strategy is designed to improve downhill driving safety Strategies in curves The system detects when the vehicle goes into a curve through the lateral acceleration and the steering angle Detecting this condition it controls gearshifting using a specific mode This mode is exited when the vehicle comes out of the curve at a distance that varies depending on the vehicle speed Fast off strategy When the accelerator pedal is fully released the system deactivates upshifting The next time the pedal is depressed upshifting will be reactivated only after a few seconds Upshifting is also deactivated when the accelerator pedal is partially released the system waits the time necessary to evaluate if the release action is completed Hot mode strategy In the event that the engine oil or coolant temperature is too high or both
208. s not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This device complies with Industry Canada Standard RSS 210 Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation of the device California Proposition 65 Warning Before you drive Doors Power windows Engine compartment lid Luggage compartment Fuel tank door Keys Ignition switch Electronic alarm system device Front seats Rear seats Rear view mirrors Steering wheel External lights and direction indicators Windshield wipers washer and headlight washers Multi Media System Air conditioning Bose Surround Sound System 90 93 94 94 96 97 100 101 105 108 109 111 112 116 118 123 129 Doors Before opening a door make sure the maneuver can be performed safely Opening from the outside Turn off the alarm system and the centralized door locking system by pressing button A on the remote control see chapter Electronic alarm system device page 101 or insert and turn the key in the lock on one of the front doors To open the door press button C inside each handle The vehicle is equipped with power locks which move the mechanical parts during when pressing this button As these are electrically operated locks a sligh
209. s rain on the windshield On the display the icon illuminates In this case we recommend that you deactivate the rain sensor and turn on the wipers if necessary in continuous mode Contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible assists the driver while Multi Media System A The navigation system The vehicle is equipped with the Maserati Multi Media System This is an infotelematics system which incorporates the on board computer the satellite navigation system with digital maps where available the CD ROM drive and the Bose Surround Sound System driving providing advice and suggestions by means of voice guidance and graphic information for the route to take for reaching the set destination The suggestions provided by the navigation system do not relieve the driver from full responsibility for the maneuvers made through traffic while driving or from compliance with road regulations and other provisions regarding road traffic The person driving the vehicle is always and in any case responsible for safe driving on the road The vehicle is equipped with a specific supplement to the owner s manual that describes the Maserati Multi Media System in detail and lists all of the warnings and precautions for use which are essential for safe use of the system We advise you to read this booklet carefully and thoroughly and to keep it within reach at all times Controls A Display B
210. s removed This applies above all in the event of after market devices If the vehicle is not used for long periods of time please refer to the chapter If the vehicle is stored for long periods in this section WARNING If additional systems have to be fitted in the vehicle there is the risk of creating dangerous branches on the electric wiring in particular if safety devices are involved Electronic control units No special precautions are required for the normal use of the vehicle In the case of repairs to the electrical system or in an emergency starting the following instructions must be strictly followed Never disconnect the battery from the electrical system when the engine is running Disconnect the battery from the electrical system when recharging it see page 193 If the battery is dead WARNING If you need to disconnect the battery wait at least 30 seconds from the last seat movement If disconnecting the battery before you will have to perform the initialization procedure described on page 107 WARNING When the battery is disconnected you must first detach the negative pole terminal and then the positive pole one WARNING The battery is secured to the vehicle with a metal clamp so be extremely careful not to let the clips on the end of the cables come into contact with the clamp WARNING When the battery is reconnected you must first attach the positive
211. se never perform these operations if you are unexperienced Level checks 1 2 3 4 5 Engine oil Engine coolant Windshield headlight washer fluid Brake fluid Power steering fluid Engine oil The level must be checked with the vehicle on a flat surface following the procedure below start the vehicle and warm it up until the temperature stabilizes turn off the engine remove the filler cap A and wait 5 minutes to allow the oil to flow into the sump measure the level and top up if necessary The oil level must be between the MIN and MAX notches on the dipstick The interval between MIN and MAX corresponds to approximately 0 4 US gal 1 5 liters of oil WARNING Do not exceed the MAX level If the oil level is near or even below the MIN reference notch top up with oil pouring it through the filler neck plugged by cap A until reaching the MAX reference notch The oil level should never exceed the MAX reference notch WARNING Do not top up with oil whose specifications differ from those of the oil already used in the engine After topping up the engine oil level warning light Z may not go off for some time while the system is performing the necessary checks This is normal After topping up or replacing the oil check its level once again WARNING The engine oil used and the oil filter replaced contain substances that are dangerous for the
212. shelf One 10 in 255 mm Nd Power woofer powered by an amplifier positioned centrally on the rear luggage shelf Digital amplifier with Centerpoint SurroundStage and AudioPilot technology and personalized 8 channel equalization located on inner left hand side of luggage compartment AudioPilot sensor located to the right of the steering wheel Using the vehicle Starting the engine Electronic automatic gearbox Fuel economy Using the brakes Using the engine Cruise Control Skyhook suspension Headlights Driving conditions Emission control devices Parking Tires Useful accessories to keep in the vehicle 132 134 146 147 148 150 153 156 157 161 163 166 172 Starting the engine 5 Hold the brake pedal down A when starting the engine It is dangerous to operate the engine in a closed space The engine consumes oxygen and discharges carbon dioxide carbon monoxide and other toxic gases WARNING Before start up turn off the electrical devices with a high power absorption air conditioning and heating system heated rear window headlights etc WARNING Do not start the engine if the fuel level in the tank is low 1 Make sure that the electric parking brake is applied and that the doors are closed Hold the brake pedal down when starting the engine Do not press the accelerator pedal 4 Check that the letter P PARK or N NEUTRAL is shown on the gear
213. shifts the radio frequency to the previous station in preset steps starting from the station currently tuned in SIRIUS satellite radio mode where available shifts the previous radio channel starting from the station currently tuned in CD MP3 Jukebox USB and iPod Mode selects the previous folder Menu scrolls through the menus Confirms the function item or value selected Ref 35 Controls to the left of the steering wheel A Light switch B Fuel tank door opening button C Luggage compartment lid opening button D Mode button E Instrument panel brightness control UP F Instrument panel brightness control DOWN G Front parking sensors enable disable Controls on driver s door Controls on inside roof Controls on front dome light A Front left hand power window A Anti lift alarm system deactivation A LH side light switch control B Alarm system motion sensor B Central light switch B Front right hand power window deactivation C RH side light switch control C Paired telephone hands free C External rear view mirror controls microphone Instrument panel 1 Fuel level gauge and low fuel 4 Tachometer indicator 5 Coolant thermometer and high 2 Speedometer temperature warning light 3 Display Controls and warning lights Rear fog lights Q When the rear fog lights are 0 O This warning light
214. side Assistance please call 1 888 371 1802 24 hours a day 365 days a year You will be connected with a Roadside Assistance representative who will dispatch a local towing vendor Information needed for when you call when you call please be prepared to provide the following information e Your Name Vehicle Identification Number VIN Location of your vehicle Nature of your call for example you require a tow vehicle will not start out of gas tire service etc Summary of program benefits and services e Towing of a disabled registered Maserati vehicle In the event a registered vehicle becomes disabled in connection to a warranty related concern it will be transported to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealership You may request that the vehicle be taken to a different Authorized Maserati Dealer as long as it is no more than 50 miles further away from the nearest authorized dealer one tow per disablement e Battery jump start e Flat tire change providing the vehicle is equipped with a spare tire e Fuel delivery up to 2 gallons e Lockout Services e Rental Car allowance in the event your vehicle is disabled due to a warranty related concern we will reimburse you up to 50 per day A five 5 day or 250 maximum applies In order to receive reimbursement you must supply the following information within 20 days of the rental car transaction to the address listed below the original pre printed rental
215. signed to help the driver during emergency braking In the event of a critical situation where the vehicle should stop in the shortest possible distance the driver usually depresses the brake pedal quickly but often not strongly enough this increases the braking distance This system has been designed to apply optimal braking force during emergency braking in order to stop the vehicle in the shortest possible distance The system recognizes the emergency condition by analyzing certain parameters such as the pressure on the brake servo the wheel speed and activation of the third stop The ABS control unit is designed to cross check this data and substitute the driver by activating the braking system full power so helping to ensure optimal braking performance in the shortest possible distance To complete the range of systems that assist braking the vehicle comes equipped with BOS Brake Override System which is designed to stop the vehicle even when it is being accelerated If the brake pedal is depressed together with the accelerator the engine power should be automatically reduced and if the driver continues to depress the accelerator the system may even cause the vehicle to come to a complete stop Additionally if the brake pedal is released when the accelerator is still depressed the corresponding engine torque can be reached gradually In the event of a failure the system will be deactivated but this
216. sing the engine 148 Using the jack 194 Using the rear seat belts 25 Using the vehicle 131 Vehicle identification data 15 Vehicle load limits 170 Viewing messages on the display 48 W WARNING Air filter 212 WARNING Engine oil 212 Warning lights on the display 68 Warning symbols 11 Warning symbols 12 Weights 206 Wheels 205 Wheels and tires 221 While driving 148 While driving 158 Windshield headlight washer fluid 215 Windshield washer 116 Windshield wiper 116 Windshield wipers 223 Windshield wipers washer and headlight washers 116 Winter tires 170 Owner Address Details to be recorded Number plate Vehicle identification data Engine identification No Paint identification No Part number of spare parts Maserati S p A amp Maserati North America Inc reserve the right to make changes and or modifications to the content and all technical information and specifications without prior notification Therefore the user is not entitled to any claims based on the contents texts data illustrations explanations and regulations in this manual which are based on the data known at the time of going to print 2014 Maserati S p A All rights reserved Publication no 86406400 1 Edition 06 2014 This document may not be reproduced printed or translated even partially without the written consent of MASERATI S p A
217. struments and gauges Speedometer It indicates the vehicle speed The Fuel gauge gauge starts providing data when 2 5 mph 4 km h ded The illumination of the warning light pty Cb HU aie eee inside the gauge indicates that there are approx 4 7 U S gal 18 liters of fuel in the tank If the pointer positions on 0 beginning of scale and the fuel reserve warning light flashes this indicates a system malfunction In this case contact the Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked Tachometer It indicates the engine RPM Proper driving allows the driver to achieve proper engine performance without the need of over rewving Coolant thermometer It indicates the temperature of the coolant If the needle indicates high temperatures and at the same time the warning light illuminates stop the vehicle immediately and have the cooling system checked by your Authorized Maserati Dealer Display Incorporated in the instrument panel it performs the following functions provides general information while driving signals failures and warnings The user can interact with the system by setting the parameters for the information that can be recalled The screen page displayed following the initial check cycle in normal operating conditions standard screen page contains the following information A date B time C gear engaged D driving mode E total odometer F trip odo
218. t an upper anchoring point and a system with 2 lower anchoring points in order to be compliant with the U S Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 213 and 225 and with the Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 213 and 210 2 No child under 12 should travel in the front passenger seat Children must never travel A seated on a passenger s lap In a collision a child becomes so heavy that it is impossible to hold onto him or her For example in the event of a collision at only 25 mph 40 km h a child weighing 12 Ibs 5 5 kg exerts a force equal to 240 Ibs 110 kg on the arms of the person carrying him her Children must always be protected by a suitable restraining system when travelling WARNING The vehicle is equipped with airbag technology that no longer uses a Passenger Airbag Off function to indicate that the front passenger seat is occupied Children should be properly restrained in suitable child seats which must be properly installed in the vehicle following the child seat manufacturer s instructions and be placed in the rear passenger seating area i gt gt au Children or adults who A are resting on the airbag or are too close to it when it is activated may be seriously injured The airbags and pretensioners are designed to offer suitable protection for adults and teenagers but not for children and babies Neither the seat belts or the airbags are designed for them Children an
219. t door is opened and turns off when it is closed To help ensure passenger A safety the compartment must always remain closed while driving WARNING Do not place objects weighing over 22 Ib 10 kg in the glove compartment Pocket change compartment The front armrest houses a glove compartment To access the compartment lift the armrest P pulling on the internal handle O To close the compartment lower the armrest until the lock engages HomeLink This system allows you to control automatic gate and garage door opening devices as well as lighting or alarm systems from inside the vehicle Programmable directly on the transmitting station by means of the original remote controls for the devices to be controlled it adapts to the existing systems The control and programming panel is composed of three keys Q R S and a LED T Customer Assistance If you have problems with training the HomeLink Universal Transceiver or would like information on home products that can be operated by the transmitter call 800 355 3515 On the Internet go to www Homelink com Important Safety Precautions Always refer to the operating instructions and safety information that came with your garage door opener or other equipment you intend to operate with the HomeLink Universal Transceiver If you do not have this information you should contact the manufacturer of the equipment Whi
220. t of rear bumps or minor frontal collisions or non frontal collisions a gt gt ni Do not fasten your seat belt A using the buckle lock for the other seat in the event of an accident the lower section of the belt could press against the upper part of your stomach rather than the pelvic area causing serious internal injuries It is extremely dangerous to travel with the belt positioned underneath your arm In the event of an accident you would be thrown forward and would likely suffer head and neck injuries Additionally if the belt presses against your ribs it could cause serious internal injuries The belt must not be twisted make sure that it is snugly fitted to the driver s and passenger s bodies In fact in an accident the restraining force would not be distributed evenly along the belt and would consequently cause injuries The upper part of the belt must pass over the shoulder and diagonally across the chest The lower section must adhere to your pelvis not the stomach to avoid that you slide forward in the event of a collision Do not use devices clips fastners etc that prevent the seat belts from laying close to the passenger bodies Do not carry children ona passenger s lap using only one seat belt for protecting both of them If the seat belt has suffered a A heavy mechanical stress for example during a collision it must be completely replaced together with its ancho
221. t pressure on the button will unlock the doors In the event of an emergency dead battery or electric system failure to open the doors with the locks released press button D Otherwise if the doors are locked you must release them by turning the key in the lock to open them then press button D In this case being a conventional mechanism hold button D down longer On the door panels in a position which is visible from the outside there is a dual color green red LED E which indicates the status of the locks locked unlocked The red LEDs illuminate for 3 seconds after the locks are engaged and the green LEDs for the same amount of time when they are unlocked WARNING The door LEDs remain illuminated for approximately 3 seconds and therefore in normal conditions they are off When the alarm system is turned on and the doors are locked the LEDs on the doors flash The remote control allows you to operate the centralized opening of all the doors or of the driver s door only depending on the Multi Media System settings When locking the doors from the outside if one or more doors are not properly closed they will not be locked while if the luggage compartment is not properly closed the doors will always lock In both cases the malfunction will be indicated by the direction indicators flashing for a few seconds WARNING The interior buttons for door
222. t style driving can be dangerous for children even if no crash occurs Even with advanced airbags the rear seat is generally the safest location for children Whenever possible always place children in the rear seats Do not allow the child to assume incorrect positions or undo the seat belt child seat safety harness during travel Do not carry children in your arms even newborns Nobody however strong can hold on to a child in the event of a collision After an accident always replace the child seat with a new one The vehicle is designed for mounting child seats with top anchoring To fit the child seat pass the strap A underneath the rear headrest and anchor it on one side to the backrest of the child seat and on the other side to the bracket B on the car body This anchoring point can be easily identified thanks to the logo found on the Isofix bracket covering cap shown below ils Then anchor the base of the child seat to the brackets C Latch system The rear side seats of the vehicle are equipped with anchoring points for Latch system child seats This is a new system complying with applicable standards for carrying children This system offers a special anchoring system for child seats which uses two metal brackets C positioned between the seat cushion and backrest These metal brackets are easily identifiable through the label bearing the logo shown below
223. table Coolant thermometer Cooling system Courtesy lights below door Courtesy mirror light Cruise Control D Danger symbols Dashboard Dashboard buttons Deactivating the anti theft alarm Deactivating the motion sensing alarm Deactivation Decreasing the speed stored Details to be recorded Dimensions Direction indicator lights Direction indicators Display Door courtesy light Door lock ECU initialization Door open indicator Door open warning lights Doors DOT quality grades Driving at night Driving conditions Driving in fog Driving in the mountains Driving in the rain 77 230 73 203 181 179 150 11 60 79 103 103 102 152 241 207 177 114 73 92 92 92 91 90 167 159 157 159 160 159 Driving on snow or ice 160 Event Data Recorder EDR 41 G DRL 112 External lights and direction a Duplicating the keys 98 indicators 112 Gasoline containing Alcohol amp Dust pollen filter 217 Ethers Oxygenated Fuels 198 F Gearbox oil 215 E Gearshift paddles on the steering Failure indicators 56 wheel 145 Eight sensor system with Stop amp Fastening the seat belts 24 General 126 Go Function activated 53 Fitting the Latch system child seat General 150 Eight sensor system with Stop amp in rearward facing position 34 General warnings 42 Go function deactivated 53 Follow me home function 115 General warnings for using the Electric alternator 202 Front airbags 37 seat belts 27 Electric parking brake
224. tch on driver must manually turn on rear fog lights if necessary The driver is always responsible for turning on the external lights depending on the light outside and in compliance with applicable legislation The automatic system for activating deactivating the external lights must be considered an aid for the driver If necessary turn the lights on and off manually Twilight sensor The twilight sensor consists of two sensors a global sensor capable of measuring the light intensity above and a directional sensor which measures the light intensity in the vehicle traveling direction enabling it to recognize tunnels and driveways You can adjust the sensing range of the twilight sensor by means of the Multi Media System by selecting the Configuration mode see the Configuration section in the Multi Media System manual In the event of a sensor failure the system will turn on the low beams and the position lights regardless of the light outside and a failure message will appear on the instrument panel display The failure message will be displayed as long as the light switch A is turned to AUTO In this case we recommend that you deactivate the automatic system and turn on the external lights manually if necessary contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer as soon as possible Direction indicators The lever has 3 positions B Direction indicators off C Lever up right hand side i
225. the doors or lids is not properly closed and therefore is not protected by the perimeter surveillance Check for correct closing of doors engine luggage compartment lids and close the open one without deactivating the alarm system the direction indicators flashing once indicate that now the door engine luggage compartment lids are closed properly and are protected by the perimeter surveillance WARNING If the direction indicators flash 9 times when the alarm system is activated with doors front and rear lids properly closed this means that the self diagnostic function has detected a malfunction in the system and that you should contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer to have the system checked Deactivation Press button B on the key to deactivate the alarm system the direction indicators flash twice the system emits a double beep the red LEDs on the front door panels turn off the centralized door locking system is activated and the doors are unlocked The alarm system is off and it is therefore possible to enter the vehicle and start the engine Pressing button B twice unlocks the doors and also turns on the low beams for 30 seconds WARNING The alarm system is not deactivated when the key is turned in the locks Getting into the vehicle when the alarm system is on When the remote control battery is dead to access the vehicle you must insert the key in the lock on one of th
226. the use of oxygenated fuels to meet seasonal air quality standards Alcohol Ethanol Fuels containing ONLY up to 10 ethanol by volume may be used ethanol may also be referred to as Ethyl alcohol or Gasohol Ethers MTBE Fuel containing ONLY up to 15 MTBE may be used WARNING Do not use any gasoline that contains lead as a knock inhibitor and DO NOT use lead additives The use of Detergent gasoline is effective in minimizing fuel injector and intake valve deposits The use of external fuel injector cleaning systems fluids is NOT recommended A Engine oil Fuel consumption To check the level please see the section Maintenance Do not top up with oil having characteristics other than those of the oil already used The gap between the MIN and MAX reference marks on the dipstick corresponds to about 0 4 US gal 1 5 liters of oil Use SAE 5W 40 API SL CF and ACEA A3 B3 B4 oil for fuel powered engines Recommended Shell Helix Ultra 5W 40 API SM CF The fuel consumption values shown in the following table were established based on homologation tests your actual mileage may vary Fuel consumption m p g USA City Highway 15 8 28 6 NOTE The type of route traffic conditions weather conditions driving style general condition of the vehicle equipment accessories in the vehicle use of the air conditioning system vehicle load and other items or situations which may
227. the car Before using and or connecting the battery charger carefully follow the instructions provided If you do not use a battery charger to prevent the battery from going flat when you are not going to use the vehicle for long periods of time you need to check and recharge the battery at least once every three weeks or if you travel approximately 10 mi 16 km per day and or 3700 mi 6000 km per year Please note that allowing the battery to go flat repeatedly can cause premature wear on the internal cells and greatly reduce their life leading to problems with the ignition system and other electrical electronic systems Your Authorized Maserati Dealer is available to advise you on how to recharge you battery correctly and give you useful information on battery care and maintenance The process of charging A or recharging the battery produces hydrogen a dangerous gas that can explode and cause serious personal harm or even death When charging or recharging the battery follow the recommended precautions at all times always charge or recharge the battery in a well ventilated environment never charge or recharge a battery that has frozen it can explode due to hydrogen trapped inside the ice crystals ensure that any sparks or open flames are kept well away from the battery while it is charging before using a charger to charge or maintain the battery charge status carefully follow the instructio
228. the covering panel Plas 4 5 6 Remove and replace the bulb K Refit the bulb holder turning it clockwise Refit the direction indicator inserting first the retaining tab on the rear part and then pressing the front part until hearing the spring clip click into position WARNING Proceed with care when removing the side direction indicator light to avoid damage to the vehicle body or to the indicator itself Third stop light In order to replace the bulb the light cluster must be removed It is therefore recommended that you contact your Authorized Maserati Dealer License plate lights To replace the license plate light bulb C 5W 1 2 Undo the fastening screws for the lens bulb holder unit Remove the unit and replace the bulb If an interior light goes out WARNING Before replacing a light bulb make sure that the corresponding fuse is in proper working order For replacement use only genuine new light bulbs having the same rating as the bulb being replaced Front and rear dome light To replace the bulbs 1 Use a screwdriver to gently pry it out at points A and remove the dome light 2 Replace the bulb concerned by rotating it timed light B reading lights C 3 Refit the dome light inserting first the front side and the pushing the rear side into its seat WARNING When refitting the dome light make sure
229. the generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel Sustained high temperature can cause the tire to deteriorate and can reduce tire life In addition excessive temperature can lead to sudden tire failure The grade C corresponds to a level of performance which all passenger car tires must meet under the Federal Motor Safety Standard No 109 Grades B and A represent higher levels of performance on the laboratory test wheel than the minimum required by law The temperature grade for A this tire is established for a tire that is properly inflated and not overloaded Excessive speed underinflation or excessive loading either separately or in combination can cause heat buildup and possible tire failure Other tire markings Manufacturer s name Tire model Size information Example 245 nominal section width in mm 35 height of tire cross section expressed as percentage of width R radial construction 20 rim diameter in inches ZR speed rating indicating the speed at which the tire can carry the load corresponding to the load capacity index Tire placard label The tire and loading Information label stuck on the driver s door jamb specifies the correct size and pressure of tires to be used on the GranTurismo It also specifies the total weight the car can carry called the car capacity weight Th
230. the steering wheel return to its normal driving positions This function is linked to the presence of the seat position memory system Rear seats Armrest To close it pull it upwards then push The rear center armrest is movable it back into its seating They can seat two passengers and can be folded up into the seat backrest To lower it pull the handle Headrest A The headrests are not movable Rear view mirrors Electrochromic external rear view mirrors These mirrors can be adjusted electrically with the ignition key turned to MAR ON and they are also equipped with anti mist elements Mirror selector right hand or left hand move the selector A to the right or left depending upon the mirror you wish to adjust Mirror positioning using control A you can adjust each mirror with four movements up down right left Bring the selector switch back to the center position to avoid changing the position of the mirror involuntarily Mirror folding by turning the selector switch A to the lower central position both mirrors fold inwards to facilitate parking in narrow spaces If the selector switch is returned to the upper central position the mirrors return to the open position A particular feature of these mirrors is that they gradually darken as the intensity of the light increases The mirrors are designed to yield in both directions in the event of a
231. the vehicle A Never leave children unattended in the vehicle Do not park the vehicle on A paper grass dry leaves or other flammable materials They could catch fire if they come into contact with hot parts of the exhaust system Do not leave the engine A running with the vehicle unattended Electric parking brake The vehicle is equipped with an electric parking brake EPB It is designed to automatically engage when the engine is turned off and to disengage when with the engine running the accelerator pedal is depressed When the electric parking brake is engaged with the key turned to STOP OFF the warning light PARK illuminates on the instrument panel and the words EPB ON appear on the display During engagement and disengagement the warning light PARK flashes until the maximum engagement force and full release have been reached In the above conditions the automatic activation function can be deactivated activated by pressing the button A on the dashboard During engagement or disengagement of the electric parking brake always hold the brake pedal depressed WARNING When you need to park the vehicle on a steep slope both with the engine running and off it is recommended not only to apply the electric parking brake but also to move the gearshift lever to P PARK before leaving the vehicle When the EPB button is activated while driving the vehicle slows d
232. thorized Maserati Dealer also for replacing the other lights Front light clusters To access the front light clusters from underneath the vehicle you must first remove the wheel housing covering The light bulbs of the front light clusters are arranged as follows A Side marker bulb B Direction indicator light bulb C Position light and DRL LED D Bi xenon low beam high beam Rear light clusters The light bulbs of the rear light clusters are arranged as follows A Position light LED B Stop light LED C Reverse light bulb D Direction indicator LED E Rear fog light bulb bulb E FTP bulb headlight flashing On vehicles for the Canadian market DRL are always enabled To replace a light bulb Direction indicator lights 2 Take out the rear part of the 1 Lift the engine compartment lid To replace the direction indicator light indicator by releasing the 2 Open the door on the covering bulb 5W retaining tab I and remove the panel in position with the light 1 Push the direction indicator ne cluster forward to compress the spring 3 Remove the bulb holder J turning 3 Rotate the bulb holder F clip H it counterclockwise counterclockwise and slide it out 4 Remove the bulb G by gently pushing it and rotating it counterclockwise 5 Insert the new bulb by slightly pushing it and rotating it clockwise 6 Insert the bulb holder and rotate it clockwise 7 Close the door on
233. tment of Transportation followed by a two digit manufacturing plant code a two digit tire size code a three digit tire construction code and a four digit date code for the week and year of production DOT quality grades Tires Tread wear Traction Temperature Michelin Pilot Sport 220 AA A Example only Tread wear Traction The tread wear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under controlled conditions on a prescribed government test course For example a tire graded 150 would wear one and one half 1 1 2 times as well on the government course as a tire graded 100 The relative performance of tires depends upon the actual conditions of their use and may depart significantly from the norm due to variations in driving habits service practices and differences in road characteristics and climate The traction grades from highest to lowest are AA A B and C Those grades represent the tire ability to stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled conditions on specified government test surfaces of asphalt and concrete The traction grade assigned to this tire is based on straight ahead braking traction tests and does not include acceleration cornering hydroplaning or peak traction characteristics Temperature The temperature grades are A the highest B and C representing the tire resistance to
234. too high This warning light illuminates if the engine runs irregularly with consequent high temperature in the exhaust system A IF THE WARNING LIGHT IS ACCOMPANIED BY THE MESSAGE HIGH CATALYTIC CONV TEMPERATURE SLOW DOWN the catalytic converter temperature is too high The driver must slow down immediately until the warning light turns off IF THE MESSAGE EXCESSIVE CATALYTIC CONV TEMPERATURE DO NOT PROCEED APPEARS AFTER DECELERATING the temperature in the catalytic converters has reached a dangerous level and the catalytic converters could be damaged Drive slowly to the nearest workshop If the warning light illuminates 3 times the engine will stops The engine can only be restarted turning the key to off and then back to on Go to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer driving at reduced speed Maserati declines all responsibility for personal injuries or property damage deriving from non compliance with the above mentioned warnings Power steering failure This warning light indicates that the power steering system is malfunctioning Drive slowly to the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer being extremely careful as steering effort may increase Low engine oil level This warning light indicates that the engine oil level is low to check it see page 214 Low Automatic gearbox oil level The red symbol indicates that the gearbox oil level is too low Stop the vehicle
235. ts full length once the child seat is securely fastened the belt can no longer be pulled out and hence the belt child seat system is more secure When the belt is released and fully retracted the system deactivates and resumes its normal operation To help ensure the best A restraining action of the child seat we recommend that you choose the seat that best suits the shape of your vehicle s seat and that you try to install the child seat before purchasing it In the event of an accident an improperly fastened child restraining system can increase the risk of injury Rearward mounting child seats must not be used on front passenger seats equipped with airbags as these could cause serious injuries during inflation even in minor collisions We recommend that you always carry children seated in their specific child seats which must be fitted on the rear seat as this is generally the safest place in the event of a collision No modifications can be made to the seat belts and the child restraining systems Established legislation in some countries already provides that children under 12 years of age may not travel in the front passenger seat Check on the label found on A the child restraint system and on the manual provided by the child seat manufacturer that the system complies with the above mentioned standards as certified by the manufacturer declaration Whenever using a restraint system fo
236. ttons 10 AUTO and using the buttons 1 or 2 to set the desired temperature This way the system will operate in fully automatic mode so that the temperatures set will be reached as quickly as possible In this condition manual operations will activate the following functions MONO button 7 adjusts the air temperature and distribution in the two heating air conditioning areas REAR button 12 enables disables the air flow to the rear vents button 6 turns off the compressor button 8 activates deactivates the defrosting demisting function on the front side windows button 11 activates deactivates the heated rear window By altering any other parameter manually such as the air temperature or distribution these features switch from the fully automatic control mode FULL AUTO to manual mode AUTO On starting the vehicle after stopping the various parameters are controlled manually or automatically depending on the options selected by the user before turning the engine off Therefore all the manual operations performed before the vehicle is turned off are stored and maintained for the next start up This also applies to the OFF function described in the following System deactivation OFF function If the compressor is deactivated by setting the fan speed control 3 below the first bar the A C system will be turned off When set to OFF the heated rear window button 11 and recirculation button 9 are contr
237. turns off following the door closing timed deactivation may be turned on manually by pressing button A The reading lights are controlled by the relative buttons B If they are turned on pressing the button both the central and reading lights will remain on for about 15 minutes after turning the engine off and will then turn off When the exterior lights are turned on the two night LEDs C illuminate Opening one or more doors the front and rear dome lights will turn on for approx 3 minutes If the door is closed before this time has elapsed the lights will turn off after about 10 seconds Upon removing the key from the switch and activating the centralized door locking system with the remote control the dome lamps turn on for about 10 seconds In the event of a collision causing the inertia switch activation the dome lights turn on automatically for approx 15 minutes Rear dome light The rear dome lights D with automatic operation upon opening of one of the doors and timed deactivation may be turned on off manually by pressing the transparent button at point E Clothing hook The hook F can be ejected by pressing button G To close it simply tilt it and push it back into its seating Sun visors The sun visors can be folded to the front and to the side of the vehicle To move the visor to the sides lower and release it from the catch H By lowering the visor on the passeng
238. ur Authorized Maserati Dealer for replacement Air conditioning system Bodywork During the winter the air conditioning system should be operated at least once a month for about 10 minutes Before the summer season have the system efficiency checked by your Authorized Maserati Dealer WARNING The system uses R134a type coolant that in the event of accidental leakage is not harmful for the environment Under no circumstances should you use R12 fluid that in addition to being incompatible with the system components contains chloro fluoro carbons CFCs Protection from atmospheric agents The main causes of the corrosion phenomena are atmospheric pollution salinity and humidity in the atmosphere sea areas or humid climate seasonal environmental conditions salt scattered on the road surface to melt ice and snow The abrasive action of atmospheric dust and wind carried sand mud and stones should not be underestimated On your vehicle MASERATI has adopted the best technological solutions to protect the bodywork from corrosion The main measures are Paint products and systems that provide the vehicle with high resistance features against corrosion and abrasion Use of galvanized or pre treated metal sheets whose most exposed parts are highly resistant against corrosion Spraying of the underbody engine compartment internal part of the wheelhouse and of other parts using
239. ured person that help is on the way and stay close to them to assist them Unfasten or cut the seat belts restraining the injured persons Do not give the injured persons anything to drink The injured person should never be moved Remove the injured person from the vehicle only if there is a risk of fire sinking in water or falling down into a pit When removing injured persons from the vehicle do not pull their limbs bend their head and as far as possible keep their body in a horizontal position Capacities and technical specifications Fuel Requirements Engine oil Fuel consumption Capacities Quantity and specifications of the products to use Technical specifications Tire pressure 198 199 199 200 202 208 Fuel Requirements Octane Rating Maserati engines are designed for optimum performance on unleaded premium gasoline with an AKI octane rating of 91 or above AKI Anti Knock Index is an average of the Research Octane Number RON and the Motor Octane Number MON RON MON 2 gives you the AKI Unleaded Fuel Maserati incorporates a catalytic converter system and you must only use unleaded gasoline U S and Canadian regulations require that pumps delivering unleaded gasoline be labelled UNLEADED Only these pumps have nozzles which fit your vehicle s fuel filler inlet It is unlawful to dispense leaded fuel into a vehicle labelled unleaded gasoline only Leaded gasol
240. vigator option under Info repetition on instrument panel is activated and the following information is shown on the instrument panel display name of the next road to take distance to the next maneuver pictogram of the next maneuver Press the right hand knob to access the main functions select destination layovers and route route guidance options stop guidance only when navigation mode is active Options depending on the model and market availability Air conditioning A Front central and side vents B Upper dashboard vent C Lower dashboard vents D Upper side dashboard vents E Windshield vents F Rear central vents Adjustable vents These can be positioned vertically and longitudinally using control I Using control J the air flow distribution can be adjusted Vents A and F have these features Fixed air distribution vents These cannot be adjusted and are designed specifically for demisting defrosting or cooling heating certain areas Vents B C D and E have these features Automatic air conditioning system control 1 left hand side temperature setting 2 right hand side temperature setting 3 fan speed adjustment control 4 air distribution on 7 positions to the left hand side 6 7 8 air distribution on 7 positions to the right hand side air conditioning system compressor activation deactivat
241. will be transformed into a projectile propelled in the passenger compartment This could cause serious injuries i gt gt ni Do not tamper or damage the airbag modules If for any reason an airbag cover gets damaged have the airbag module immediately checked by an Authorized Maserati Dealer Activation of a damaged module could cause serious or fatal injuries Please note that your vehicle is not capable of automatically detecting damage to the airbag cover Operation and replacement The airbags are controlled by an ECU that is designed to activate them in the case of a head on collision of sufficient force In the event of a collision with an impact force that causes deceleration exceeding the value set for the internal sensor the ECU will transmit a signal to deploy the airbags The airbags will begin to inflate breaking the cover along the breakage line and will inflate completely in a few milliseconds Once inflated they will serve as a protection between the driver and or passenger and structures that could cause injury The airbags deflate immediately afterward The driver and passenger are both advised not to travel handling objects e g beverage cans or bottles pipes etc that could cause injury in the event of airbag activation WARNING When the system starts operating gases are released in the form of fumes together with the gas used for inflating the airbags These gases
242. will not affect the efficiency of the standard braking system The failure will be indicated by the illumination of the dark yellow warning light s with the letters ABS on the instrument panel In this case we recommend you contact the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer where the problem will be immediately identified through the self diagnostic function of the system The vehicle must be equipped only with wheels tires and brake pads of the type and make approved by the Maserati S p A for this model Regardless of the fact that A this device enhances safety levels it is essential to always drive with the greatest care when the road surface is wet covered with snow or ice i gt gt au The vehicle is equipped with an Electronic Brake force Distributor EBD The warning light BRAKE illuminates when the engine is running to indicate an EBD system malfunction in this case sharp braking may cause an early locking of the rear wheels and the vehicle may skid Drive with the greatest care and have the system immediately checked by the nearest Authorized Maserati Dealer The failure warning light A usually illuminates with the engine running to indicate a malfunction in the ABS system only In this case the braking system will remain fully functioning but will not use the ABS In these conditions also the EBD system efficiency may be affected Drive with the greatest care in ord
243. y established legislation in each country must also be protected by special restraint or safety systems e g certified child seats booster seats Make sure to always use approved universal child restraining systems Follow the instructions that the manufacturer of the device is required to supply together with the child restraint systems To help ensure the best restraining action of the child seats we recommend that you choose the model that best suits the shape of your seats If possible try to install the seat on the vehicle before purchasing it Do not install child seats that when placed on the seat have an unstable or unnatural position due to the shape of your vehicle seat In an emergency situation if you have to carry a baby in a specific child seat facing rearward on the front passenger seat adjust the front pasenger seat to the most rearward position install the child seat following the instructions provided by the child seat s Manufacturer position all the movable parts of the child seats e g handle reclining seatback sunshade etc carefully following the instructions provided by the Manufacturer and found on the instructions manual of the same child seat The seat belts on the front passenger seat and on the rear side seats are fitted with the KISI system which improves safety when children are travelling in special child seats The system is activated by pulling out the belt to i

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