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Maintenance and Technical Data

To remove the wheel:

1. Apply the park brake.
2. Use the security cap tool to remove the centre cap.
3. Use the security cap tool (A) to release the spring clip (B). 

Remove the security cap from the wheel nut with the 
security cap tool still installed.

4. Use the centre lock nut socket and a suitable tool to release, 

but do not remove, the centre lock nut.

 A second person will be required to sit in the driver seat and 

apply the vehicle brakes.

5. Raise the vehicle so that the wheel lifts off the ground.
6. Remove the centre lock nut and discard the thrust washer.
7. Carefully remove the wheel.

KY9Y-19A321-AA.book  Page 40  Wednesday, November 3, 2021  8:41 AM

Summary of Contents for VALKYRIE 2021

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Page 2: ...with the vehicle at all times Warnings Cautions and Notes The following Warnings Cautions and Notes are used within this Owner s Guide to call your attention to specific types of information Warning Provided to show procedures which must be followed precisely to help avoid the risk of personal injury Caution Provided to show procedures which must be followed precisely to reduce the possibility of ...

Page 3: ... Any of these systems can include information on how the driver operates the vehicle measuring vehicle speed steering input brake and throttle application This information will be monitored and may be stored under regular operation in a crash or in a near crash event This information can be read and used by Aston Martin Rimac Automobil Service and repair facilities Law enforcement or government ag...

Page 4: ...er than the posted speed limit or than conditions allow Be particularly careful driving on slippery or wet surfaces This vehicle is a high performance vehicle and has handling characteristics you may not be accustomed to Familiarise yourself with the vehicle and always drive prudently being aware of your own limitations and the limitations of the vehicle As with other vehicles of this type failure...

Page 5: ...magnificently restored Grade II listed barn in Oxfordshire which it shares with the Owners Club As a member of the Owners Club you become a member and supporter of the Trust so please log on to our web site for more information or better still pay us a visit and see the collection for yourself Aston Martin Heritage Trust Drayton St Leonard Wallingford Oxfordshire England OX10 7BG Telephone 44 0 18...

Page 6: ...de range of activities social evenings weekends away or motoring tours Something more competitive AMOC Concours are a benchmark for connoisseurs of fine motorcars A need for speed We organise track days sprints and hill climbs as well as circuit racing in venues such as Silverstone Goodwood and Lime Rock in the USA Aston Martin Owners Club Drayton St Leonard Wallingford Oxfordshire England OX10 7B...

Page 7: ...on Martin Lagonda Limited Banbury Road Gaydon Warwick CV35 0DB England Telephone 44 0 1926 644300 Issue 3 October 2021 Part Number KY9Y 19A321 AA Barcodes conform to AML specification AMES000043 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 5 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 8: ...e of print However these may be subject to change due to ongoing software updates during the vehicle s lifetime Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for further information Copyright Aston Martin Lagonda Limited 2021 All Rights Reserved This publication is provided with your vehicle for your personal private and non commercial use No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval sys...

Page 9: ...1 2 Unlocking and Opening 1 3 Checks Before Driving 1 5 Cabin Features 1 6 Camera Monitoring System 1 7 High Voltage Systems 1 11 Safety Systems 1 14 Child Safety 1 18 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 10: ...icle Key Functions 1 UNLOCK Press and release to unlock the vehicle 2 LOCK Press and release to lock the vehicle and arm the security system Vehicle Key Battery Warning The vehicle key contains a small cell battery Do not ingest or swallow the battery If the battery is swallowed there is a risk of choking severe internal chemical burns or death Always keep both new and used batteries away from chi...

Page 11: ...locking The Vehicle With Vehicle Key Stand within approximately 10 m 32 ft of the vehicle and press To show that the security system has been disarmed and the vehicle unlocked the direction indicators will flash once With Keyless Entry To unlock the vehicle with keyless entry operate the door switch with the vehicle key within 1 5 m 5 ft of the vehicle KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 3 Wednesday November...

Page 12: ... 4 Before Driving Opening The Doors To open the door press the button A and lift the door To open a door from inside pull the release handle B KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 4 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 13: ...is driven away Checks Before Driving Inspect your vehicle to make sure that everything is according to the information and specifications in this Owner s Guide Outside the Vehicle Visually check the road wheels wheel nuts and tyres Check that all windows rear view cameras and lamps are clear and unobstructed Check the operation of all lamps Once Inside the Vehicle Check that the doors are securely...

Page 14: ...f necessary rotate the wheel until it engages with the steering column Steering Column Warning Do not adjust the steering wheel whilst driving The reach and tilt angle of the steering column can be manually adjusted To unlock the steering column pull the release lever B down Pull the steering wheel backwards or forwards to adjust the reach Lift the wheel up or down to adjust the steering angle Rai...

Page 15: ... sunlight or vehicle headlamps This can briefly disrupt the display whilst the contrast is adjusted It is also possible that brightness in each camera display may be different due to lighting conditions It is the driver s responsibility for awareness of surrounding objects and vehicles Warning The display mirror has a limited field of view It is the driver s responsibility for awareness of surroun...

Page 16: ...ovide a wide field of view Heated Camera Caution Do not manually attempt to remove ice from the camera lens This can scratch or otherwise damage the camera lens and affect the quality of the display image The external cameras have a built in heating element which will automatically remove any moisture and ice at low temperatures Decreasing Accommodation The ability for a drivers eyes to accommodat...

Page 17: ...e The display mirror can also be used as a traditional mirror Automatic Dim The interior display mirror will increase or decrease brightness automatically based on ambient light outside the vehicle Mirror Menu To adjust settings for the mirror use the buttons on the right side of the mirror 1 Mode Switch 2 Menu button 3 Left navigation button 4 Right navigation button Use the mode switch 1 to chan...

Page 18: ... Martin Dealer Pixel Damage If a mirror display screen shows any missing pixels the mirror can still be used but should be repaired as soon as possible If larger areas of the camera display have damaged pixels to the point it that larger display areas are not visible this should be treated as a displayed warning and the vehicle should not be used Contact your Aston Martin Dealer Fogged Display If ...

Page 19: ... is used to perform multiple functions on the vehicle to improve performance and reduce engine load Starter Motor The electric motor itself is used as the starter motor for the engine When the engine is first started this will also synchronise the engine electric motor and transmission Initial Pull Away To allow for smoother pull offs the electric motor allows the vehicle to move from a stop in fi...

Page 20: ...an on demand increase of up to 100 Nm operated from the steering wheel Refer to ERS Boost page 3 18 High Voltage HV Safety Warning Failure to follow warnings during normal use and emergency rescue procedures can cause severe or fatal burns or electric shock Please read this manual thoroughly to fully understand the features of this vehicle and to be able to act correctly in the event of this vehic...

Page 21: ...em High Voltage System Activation The High Voltage HV system is live and energised whenever the vehicle is in stand by mode such as when the vehicle doors are first opened HV Component Identification Warning Never touch disassemble remove or replace any high voltage orange cables or their connectors There is a risk of severe burns and shock that can cause serious injury or death Each component in ...

Page 22: ...nti submarining strap Warning Safety harnesses should not be worn with the straps twisted Warning Never use safety harnesses to restraint persons who weighs less than 40 kg or are less than 150 cm in height regardless of age Warning Never restrain more than one person in place with each safety harness Warning Always wear the lap belt portion of the harness low and tight across the pelvis Warning P...

Page 23: ...ngage the shoulder belts into the buckle 6 Securely tighten the shoulder belts Strap Adjustment To prevent adjuster slippage belts should be kept in line when adjusted To tighten a strap pull the strap end A To lengthen a strap lift the adjuster tab B up and pull the belt C Buckle Release 1 Loosen the shoulder belts not necessary in an emergency 2 Press the button D on the centre buckle 3 All belt...

Page 24: ...dent which can result in either serious injury or death Each seat harness belt has an FIA expiration of 5 years after the 1st of January from when the belts was made Individual belts should never be used after this date Refer to Harness Replacement page 6 3 Ear Protection Warnings Operating this vehicle at high engine speeds can result in high noise levels in the vehicle cabin Exposure to high lev...

Page 25: ...tle must be refilled The fire suppression system must be serviced every two years This vehicle is fitted with a fire suppression system to combat fire in the event of a crash or malfunction The system operates in the vehicle engine bay and cabin and is activated from within the cabin The suppression system itself uses a colourless and odourless gas To activate the fire suppression system press the...

Page 26: ...o advice on installation instructions Table Key U Suitable for universal category restraints approved for this mass group UF Suitable for forward facing universal category restraints approved for this mass group L Suitable for particular child restraint systems These restraints may be of the specific vehicle restricted or semi universal categories B Built in restraint approved for this mass group ...

Page 27: ...Controls Steering Wheel Controls 2 2 Instrument Display 2 3 Centre Controls 2 6 Lighting Controls 2 6 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 28: ...10 NEUTRAL Press to select neutral gear for the transmission 11 ESP HANDLING MODE Use to move between ESP or handling modes 12 ESP HANDLING SELECT Select which mode is changed by switch 11 13 DOWNSHIFT PADDLE Change transmission down a gear Also used to select reverse when in neutral 14 DIPPED MAIN BEAM LAMP SWITCH Use to switch between full and dipped beam and flash main beam 15 BODY LIFT MODE Ra...

Page 29: ...arge for the HV battery system The battery symbol will also change from amber to red as the charge is reduced 4 ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE GAUGE Shows the engine oil temperature 5 OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE Shows the outside temperature 6 GEAR INDICATOR Shows the current selected gear 7 SPEEDOMETER Central gauge that displays vehicle speed 8 ODOMETER Shows total distance travelled by the vehicle 9 ENGINE COO...

Page 30: ... electrical system will do a self test when the ignition is first turned on If the warning stays on or illuminates during driving there may be a fault with the battery or electrical power system 9 BRAKE WARNING If either symbol stays on there may be a fault with the braking system 10 MALFUNCTION INDICATION LAMP Steady amber shows a fault in the engine management system Continue driving only if the...

Page 31: ...is shown the vehicle will go into the first stage of power management Refer to Vehicle Power Management page 3 2 as the coolant temperature has exceeded its peak operating temperature Available torque and rpm will be slightly reduced as part of this power management For more information Refer to High Speed Driving Cool Down page 3 3 Red Temperature Warning If red temperature warning symbol is show...

Page 32: ...terior lamps are controlled from the infotainment screen Touch the symbol to select the lamp setting 1 Lamps off1 2 Side lamps including number plate lamps 3 Dipped beam headlamps 4 Automatic headlamp mode Rear foglamp2 Exterior lamps except the side lamps parking lamps switch off automatically if you turn the ignition off The lamps will default to Auto whenever the vehicle is unlocked 1 A window ...

Page 33: ...mps may show a small delay between when a suitable amount of ambient light is detected and the lamps turning off Steering Wheel Lamp Controls Main Beam Push the lamp switch 1 up to turn the main beams on Push the switch up again to return to dipped beam headlamps Flash Headlamps Push the lamp switch down to flash the main beam headlamps Direction Indicators To briefly indicate a change of directio...

Page 34: ...zard warning lamps to on All direction indicator signals will flash Press the button again to set the hazard warning lamps off If you operate a direction indicator from the steering wheel only the selected direction indicators will operate Once cancelled the hazard warning lamps will resume operation KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 8 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 35: ...Start The Engine 3 5 Transmission Controls 3 7 Handling Modes 3 8 Electronic Stability Program ESP 3 9 Brakes 3 13 Driving Functions 3 18 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System TPMS 3 20 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 36: ...en negotiating tight turns during the first 1500 km 900 miles Vehicle Idling To protect the drive train components static idling of the vehicle should be limited to 30 minutes or less Vehicle Power Management Due to the bespoke nature of the powertrain installed in this vehicle the optimal operating window of the engine is narrower than a traditional power unit and as such care must be taken both ...

Page 37: ...ld up under your tyres so that they ride on a layer of water This is called aquaplaning or hydroplaning When this happens you have little or no control Aquaplaning is more prone to happening at higher road speeds if there is a lot of water on the road and particularly if the tyres are also under inflated or approaching minimum tread depth It is important to take bends or curves at a safe reasonabl...

Page 38: ...not possible at this temperature Brakes in Cold Weather At low temperatures below 0 C 32 F moisture within the brake pads may freeze and cause the brake pads to stick to the brake discs Additional torque may need to be applied when the vehicle is first used after extended periods of being parked and there may be a noise as the brake pads become free Once released the brakes will operate as normal ...

Page 39: ...ed the vehicle will lower to sport ride height Refer to Sport page 3 8 Be aware of kerbs speed bumps or uneven ground before the engine is switched off Press START STOP to stop the engine Low Temperature Crank Inhibit To protect the hybrid drivetrain this vehicle will be unable to start if either the temperature in the battery cells or the engine oil is below 1 C 33 F The State of Charge SoC gauge...

Page 40: ...ll be open and the engine will not be engaged with the drive of the vehicle The engine will only be running at idle speed to operate the hydraulic system for the gearbox and suspension The electric motor provides propulsion for speeds of up to 100 km h 62 mph but this use comes at the cost of accelerated battery drain To select Ultra Urban mode The engine must be off Press both the N neutral butto...

Page 41: ...g in injury or death To select neutral use the N button 3 on the steering wheel If neutral is selected you will not be able to select a gear with the paddles until the vehicle is stationary A gear must be selected whilst stationary to enable the engine E motor and transmission to be fully synchronised Reverse Gear To select reverse gear press the brake pedal and pull the downshift paddle whilst th...

Page 42: ...and improve cooling and the engine will provide a limited level of engine braking To remove distraction during normal driving the shift lamps will be disabled Sport Sport mode provides a more focussed drive aimed towards the enthusiastic driver The transmission uses faster and harsher gear shifts and there is an increased weighting to the steering The shift lamps will also now be active on the ste...

Page 43: ...calibration for optimum performance TPMS will also be calibrated to suit higher tyre pressures Electronic Stability Program ESP Warning It is the driver s responsibility to drive safely according to the law and with due regard to prevailing conditions Warning Electronic Stability Program ESP must never let the driver be tempted into taking risks which could affect his or her safety or that of othe...

Page 44: ...ormance control and stability under braking that will cover everyday driving situations and weather Traction Control TC is not adjustable and set as full intervention In the event a wheel loses grip and the traction control system intervenes the symbol will flash in the instrument cluster Sport In Sport yaw control and ABS is more relaxed to allow the more driver control before intervention Whilst...

Page 45: ...t will be required to maintain vehicle stability Press and hold the selector switch to set ESP to Off With ESP set to Off yaw control is disabled and ABS uses a track dedicated calibration In Urban and Sport Modes TC remains set to 10 and whilst in Track handling mode TC is user adjustable The symbol will be continually shown in the instrument cluster Dynamic Wheel Torque by Brake DWT B Dynamic Wh...

Page 46: ...ction control cannot overcome the consequences of applying too much engine power for conditions and must never let the driver be tempted into taking risks which could affect their safety or that of other road users To prevent wheel spin and maintain vehicle stability in such situations the traction control system will Brake either of the driven wheels when they start to slip Adapt the engine and o...

Page 47: ...gned to provide optimal braking under all operating conditions However an inherent characteristic of this braking system is some brake noise Certain combinations of speed braking forces and ambient conditions may also cause the brakes to squeal The brakes in this vehicle are not servo assisted and may have a different brake feel when first driven The footbrake uses a dual diagonal split circuit hy...

Page 48: ...Stopping distances can increase with ABS compared to locked wheels on slushy snow gravel sand or certain heavily corrugated or ridged warning sections of road surfaces If any braking system malfunctions have the braking and ABS systems checked immediately by an Aston Martin Dealer The Anti lock Braking System ABS helps prevent the road wheels from locking and causing the vehicle to skid during eme...

Page 49: ...arest Aston Martin Dealer ABS and Electronic Stability Program ESP Warnings Warning If the ABS and ESP warning symbols come on you should be aware that wheels could lock during extreme braking or when braking on slippery surfaces Steering performance can also function differently and there is increased risk of skidding and or accident If and come on while driving both ABS and ESP have a fault The ...

Page 50: ...r the first few hundred miles or kilometres1 after new brake pads are installed Park Brake Park Brake Operation Warning If the brake system warning symbol is on or flashing do not rely on the park brake to hold the vehicle stationary Contact your Aston Martin Dealer When the vehicle is stationary push and hold the park brake switch A in until the park brake releases The warning symbol in the instr...

Page 51: ...applied can cause serious damage to the brake system In an emergency push and hold the park brake switch to reduce speed The symbol will come on and a warning sound will be heard Release the switch to cancel the park brake application whilst the vehicle is moving The park brake will only apply as normal once the vehicle has stopped movement Park Brake Emergency Operation If the switch for the park...

Page 52: ...gh voltage system to accelerate the vehicle as fast as possible from a standing start When a launch is performed the E motor will output maximum power on pull away and the gearshifts will be as quick as possible and will continue to provide an ERS boost throughout the launch Activation To activate launch control 1 Press the launch control button A with a forward gear selected 2 The vehicle will en...

Page 53: ...mpleted by the e motor Power from the engine is applied once the vehicle is in motion Cancellation Before a Launch Launch control will be cancelled if the brake is released or the throttle is pressed before the system is charged launch control icon is solid white The system will also be cancelled if Neutral N or Reverse R gears are selected After a Launch Launch control can be cancelled after a la...

Page 54: ...checked at least once every two weeks when cold and inflated to the pressure recommended by the vehicle manufacturer or on the tyre pressure label If your vehicle has tyres of a different size than the size indicated on the tyre pressure label you should determine the proper tyre pressure for those tyres For recommended tyre pressures for this vehicle Refer to Wheel and Tyre Information page 6 15 ...

Page 55: ...ined high speed driving TPMS Malfunction Warning If the TPMS malfunctions due to a system failure or tyre transmitter fault will flash for approximately 75 seconds and then remain lit A malfunction of the tyre pressure monitor can take up to ten minutes to be shown The TPMS warning lamp will go out when the fault has been resolved and after several minutes of driving A TPMS malfunction can be caus...

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Page 57: ...System Infotainment Main Menu 4 2 Bluetooth 4 3 Multimedia 4 5 Navigation System 4 9 Phone System 4 11 Vehicle Menu 4 13 Settings Menu 4 14 Headsets 4 15 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 58: ...e Music and bluetooth status will also be shown if these systems are switched on The time will also be shown Further information for each icon is given in the vehicle status menu 4 MAIN MENU SCREEN Main menu to select infotainment functions 5 VEHICLE LOCK STATUS Shows lock or unlock status of vehicle doors Press to change states between lock and unlock 6 EXTERIOR LAMP STATUS Shows the lamp setting...

Page 59: ...ystem can then be used to operate the hands free phone system and for Bluetooth audio streaming Pairing a Device Bluetooth must be activate on the mobile device Before a device can be used it must be paired to the infotainment system To add a new device from the infotainment system select Bluetooth in the Settings menu and select the device you wish to connect from the list of Available devices Pr...

Page 60: ...ected Devices Shows the device that is currently connected to the infotainment system Paired Devices Shows devices that have previously been paired and connected to the infotainment system Available Devices Shows devices that are available to pair to the infotainment system KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 4 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 61: ...s a scrollable list of available stations 2 GENRE FILTER Select to apply a genre filter to the station list 3 SOURCE PANEL Shows media source options 4 SEARCH Search for station by search term 5 ALL STATIONS Show full list of available stations 6 FAVORITES Shows the list of saved favorite stations Stations saved as favorites will be shown in the station list with a star symbol KY9Y 19A321 AA book ...

Page 62: ...on in the station list 4 PLAY PAUSE Press to play or pause the track 5 NEXT STATION Press to change to the next station in the station list Favorites To save a station to favourites press and hold a station in the station list or press on the playing screen To remove a station from the favorites list press and hold the station in the favorite list and press KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 6 Wednesday Nov...

Page 63: ...Press to play or pause the track 6 NEXT Press to play the next track Press and hold to fast forward through the track My Media Folder Search 1 TRACK LIST Shows track names artist and album name If there is already playing this will shown along with a track progress bar 2 SOURCE PANEL Shows media source options 3 SEARCH Search for track by search term 4 ALL SONGS Show full list of available songs 5...

Page 64: ... Press to skip back to the start of the track Press at the start of the track to play the previous track Press and hold to rewind the track 7 PLAY PAUSE Press to play or pause the track 8 NEXT Press to play the next track Press and hold to fast forward through the track USB Transfer Audio files can be transferred from a USB media source and saved to the infotainment hard disk To transfer tracks pr...

Page 65: ...map Map Navigation To navigate within the map swipe to pan across the map To zoom in pinch two fingers together and to zoom out expand two fingers Address Entry Use the search button to open the address entry page In the search bar search for an address by entering the street name a post code or the name of a point of interest to plot a route to Once a destination has been set the total travel tim...

Page 66: ...tion 4 LOCATION Current location and direction of travel 5 CENTRE LOCATION Re centre location back to vehicle 6 ROUTE INFORMATION Shows route time to completion distance and estimated time of arrival Navigation Settings Map Mode Night Mode Day Mode Auto Light Sensor Voice Navigation Routing options Shortest Distance Fastest route Route Configurations Tolls Ferries Highways KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page...

Page 67: ... the recent call history in the main window 5 MISSED CALLS Select to show the recent call history in the main window Calls Make a Call A call can be made in several ways Choose a contact from the contacts list Enter a number using the on screen number pad and press Select a contact from the call history missed call window To End a Call To end a call press the button To Answer a Call To answer an i...

Page 68: ...tact Conversations with unread messages will be highlighted and the total number of unread messages will be shown in the icon In the message conversation window you can see the previous conversation history At the bottom of the screen are a number of preset text responses and the option to create custom text responses If Add Custom Response is selected a text entry window will be opened where a cu...

Page 69: ...nd throttle application are also shown 2 GRAPH DISPLAY Shows various parameters for the vehicle in a graph format Vehicle Speed Engine Speed Torque Usage combined Gear Ambient Temperature Barometric Pressure Engine Oil Temperature Engine Coolant Temperature Engine Oil Pressure low pressure Engine Oil Pressure high pressure HV Battery State of Charge 12 Battery State of Charge 12 Battery Voltage HV...

Page 70: ...d time settings 7 LANGUAGE Select system language 8 NAVIGATION Opens the navigation options menu 9 PHONE Set up to three custom fixed text response messages 10 INFOTAINMENT INFORMATION Displays software levels available hard disk space and copyright information 11 VEHICLE INFORMATION Display Vehicle Identification Number VIN odometer and when the next service is due 12 VALET MODE Opens the valet m...

Page 71: ...ction the headsets must be adjusted correctly The headset should be worn so that the head pad lightly touches the top of the head The vertical sliding assembly can then be adjusted to fit The memory foam on the ear pads will then shape to provide a seal around the ears To adjust the microphone move the boom up and down or in and out by rotating and flexing the boom as necessary The ideal position ...

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Page 73: ...Climate Control Climate Controls 5 2 Defrost and Demist 5 4 Climate Control Operating Tips 5 5 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 74: ...n to the front windscreen 3 OCCUPANT AIRFLOW Directs air flow at the occupants 4 MAX DEMIST Press for maximum demist Outside air intake is automatically selected and air conditioning is automatically started 5 RECIRCULATION Sets the climate system to use re circulated air rather than air from an outside source 6 AC ON OFF Turns the air conditioning on or off 7 CLIMATE CONTROL ON OFF Turns the clim...

Page 75: ...limate control system for this vehicle uses a compressor driven by the high voltage electrical system and a Positive Temperature Coefficient PTC heater to provide cabin heating replacing the need for a traditional circulated coolant system Automatic Climate Control The temperature is maintained at a set level in automatic mode The climate system will automatically control the temperature airflow a...

Page 76: ...sed cooling effect press to use re circulated air Defrost and Demist If the centre console switch is pressed this will also activate the heated front screen Press on the infotainment screen or the demist button A on the centre console The outside air intake is automatically selected the temperature is set to maximum and air conditioning is started To cancel automatic defrost or demist either Press...

Page 77: ... the bonnet and the air inlet below the windscreen to improve the system efficiency Use the outside air position in normal conditions The re circulated air position should be used temporarily when driving on dusty roads or for quick cooling or heating of the interior Operate the climate control system at least once a month to keep internal parts lubricated Have the climate control system checked b...

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Page 79: ...Engine Cover Release 6 7 Fluid Checks and Capacities 6 8 Chassis Systems 6 13 Wheels and Tyres 6 15 Electrical Systems 6 18 Vehicle Care 6 26 Powertrain Specifications 6 31 Performance 6 32 Dimensions 6 32 Emergency and Breakdown 6 34 Fuel 6 43 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 80: ...n those which are recommended by the manufacturer have caused damage to the vehicle or engine Aston Martin may refuse to authorise the repair of such damage under the terms of the manufacturer s warranty Electronic Fuel Injection Warning If the fuel system is allowed to run dry the fuel pump s can be permanently damaged Warning Any modifications or additions to the fuel system not specifically des...

Page 81: ...p hands hair tools items of clothing and jewellery clear of all drive belts pulleys and operating mechanisms The cooling fan may operate even though the engine is not operating Warning Avoid skin contact with all exhaust system and engine components engine fluids and escaping steam They may be hot and can cause scalding or burns Warning Any loose objects such as ties should be removed before worki...

Page 82: ...cle s high voltage system the high voltage disconnect in the front storage compartment must be removed and the battery made safe If you do not there is risk of severe burns injury and death For more information on high voltage safety Refer to High Voltage HV Safety page 1 12 Dangerous Substances Warning Dangerous substances should be kept out of reach of children Warning Many liquids and other sub...

Page 83: ...bility it is advisable to carry out the following checks at the intervals suggested more frequently if your vehicle is heavily used or operating in adverse conditions and always before starting on a long journey Refer to the following pages for advice and check procedures Before Use Check Operation of lamps horn indicators wipers washers and warning symbols Check there is sufficient fuel for the i...

Page 84: ...is can damage the vehicle as the suspension is cycled If the vehicle is not regularly used the system must be cycled monthly for the active suspension systems to operate in the best condition To perform a suspension sweep the vehicle must be started and the Suspension Sweep function initiated in the Settings menu in the infotainment system Refer to Settings Menu page 4 14 This will cycle the suspe...

Page 85: ...ect vehicle in the infotainment screen for a graphical display or it will also be shown in the instrument cluster menu If the SoC is below 20 then the vehicle should be started so that the battery is charged to at least 80 Engine Cover Release To open the engine cover pull the lever located in the left side door aperture Slightly lift the rear edge of the engine cover to lift it The engine cover i...

Page 86: ... fluid reservoir 2 Brake reservoirs Engine Bay Fluid Reservoirs Warning Engine components may be hot and could cause severe burns 1 Engine coolant reservoir 2 Engine oil filler cap and dip stick 3 Battery coolant reservoir 4 ERS coolant reservoir KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 8 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 87: ...ded If oil drips onto any of the engine hoses this can cause them to swell and become damaged over time Engine Oil Level Check 1 Make sure the vehicle is on level ground 2 Run the engine until the oil temperature is 75 C or higher Engine oil temperature can be checked in the infotainment system Refer to Vehicle Menu page 4 13 3 Once the oil temperature is at least 75 C increase the engine speed to...

Page 88: ...filler cap Coolant Levels Warning Do not remove a filler cap until the coolant system has cooled Scalding can be caused by escaping steam or coolant Use a cloth or glove to protect hands and protect face and arms adequately 1 Remove the reservoir cap to check the coolant level 2 Make sure that the reservoir cap is secure after topping up Caution Do not over tighten the reservoir cap This can cause...

Page 89: ...level is below the minimum mark in either reservoir Caution Make sure that the brake fluid does not contact the paint work during the topping up operation Serious paint work damage can result If a spillage does occur immediately flush any brake fluid from the paint work with clean fresh water and then wipe with a clean damp cloth The brake fluid level should read between the Min and Max marks 1 Re...

Page 90: ...ty grades or specifications are acceptable Coolant Engine Coolant Glysantin BASF G40 70 water to 30 BASF G40 mix ERS Coolant Glysantin BASF G40 70 water to 30 BASF G40 mix High Voltage Battery Coolant Galden HT170 Brake Fluid Castrol React SRF Racing Dot 4 Air Conditioning Refrigerant HFO 1234yf Air Conditioning Compressor Oil Caution Only a non conductive Polyalkylene Glycol PAG oil can be used i...

Page 91: ...t for reach and tilt Turns Lock to Lock 1 9 turns Turning Circle 14 m Suspension Independent double stainless steel wishbones Inboard hydraulicly actuated torsion bars with active ride height adjustment and damping control Active pitch and roll control Fuel Tank 50 Litres Engine Oil including filter 10 0 Litres Engine Coolant Includes ERS coolant 10 5 Litres HV Battery Coolant 2 0 Litres Transmiss...

Page 92: ...ti Lock Braking System ABS Electronic Brake Force Distribution EBD Ten stage Adjustable Traction Control Dynamic Wheel Torque by Brake DWT B Height adjustable suspension Front Rear Disc Construction Ventilated Carbon Ceramic Ventilated Carbon Ceramic Diameter 420mm 385mm Calipers Six Piston Six Piston KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 14 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 93: ...rable to incorrect tyre pressures Check tyre pressures regularly and before starting any journey and adjust accordingly Tyre pressures increase slightly when the tyres are hot For an accurate reading tyre pressures should be checked when the tyres are cold After adjusting the tyre pressures make sure that the valve caps are securely replaced to provide an additional air seal and to prevent the ing...

Page 94: ...odged in the tyre treads should be carefully removed Flat Spots It is a characteristic of high performance tyres that temporary flat spots may develop if the vehicle is left standing in high or low ambient temperatures for any length of time These flat spots will manifest themselves as minor vibrations when the vehicle is first driven from cold As the tyres warm up to operating temperature normal ...

Page 95: ...rence of the tyre and extend across the full width of the tread in all primary grooves When a tyre has worn causing one or more of the marks to be flush with the outer face of the tread the tyre has reached its wear limit It then becomes illegal in certain countries and must be replaced Summer Tyres The recommended tyres for this vehicle are asymmetrical and must be installed to the wheel with the...

Page 96: ...sets that is installed on all four wheels Do not exceed the tyre speed rating when using winter tyres Snow Traction Devices Warning The maximum speed when using snow traction devices is 50 km h 31 mph Remove the snow traction devices immediately when the roads are clear of snow These are for temporary use when driving in heavy snow conditions Snow traction devices should only be installed to the r...

Page 97: ...Maintenance and Technical Data 6 19 Engine Fuse Box KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 19 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 98: ...Ignition Coils F7 7 5A Bank A Lambda Sensor F8 10A Bank A Ignition Coils F1 7 5A Right Side Exhaust Bypass F2 7 5A Left Side Exhaust Bypass F3 Not Used F4 3A Left Side Radiator Fan F5 3A Right Side Radiator Fan F6 Not Used F7 Not Used F8 Not Used F1 30A Left Electric park Brake EPB Supply F2 15A Direct Drive Valve DDV Suspension F3 30A Transmission ECU F4 3A Cabin Accelerometers F5 30A Right EPB S...

Page 99: ...Maintenance and Technical Data 6 21 Cabin Fuse Box KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 21 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 100: ...otor F2 3A DC DC Converter F3 30A HVAC Fan F4 10A HVAC Module F5 10A Passive Entry Passive Start PEPS Controller A F6 10A PEPS Controller B F7 3A Mirror Cameras F8 2A Intercom F9 7 5A Door Latch F10 15A Left Side Lamps F11 15A Right Side Lamps F12 3A Map Lamp F13 15A Inverter F14 15A ERS Coolant pump F15 3A Fire Suppression F16 3A On board Diagnostics OBD F17 Not Used F18 Not Used F19 4A Interior ...

Page 101: ...uids do not touch the fluids Contact an Aston Martin Dealer for advice on safe disposal of the battery In case of skin contact with fluid immediately wash thoroughly with water for at least 30 minutes until no evidence of the fluid remains Seek medical attention Warning In case of eye contact with fluid do not rub eyes Immediately flush eyes thoroughly with water for at least 30 minutes lifting up...

Page 102: ...cle start The HV battery is charged using the E Motor by using excess engine power There is no direct external charge point for the HV battery If the HV battery is drained down to 0 the vehicle must be recovered to an Aston Martin Dealer 12V Battery Level Protection Using vehicle electrical systems such as the infotainment system with the ignition on but the engine off will drain the battery charg...

Page 103: ...ery conditioner connected to the mains supply The battery conditioner is only used to charge the 12V battery If this vehicle is not going to be used for a period of time and mains power is available use the supplied battery conditioner to maintain the charge level of the 12V battery When connected the battery conditioner will maintain a small trickle charge to keep the 12V battery in a fully charg...

Page 104: ... particularly during darkness and in the rain Caution Commercially operated automatic vehicle washes are not recommended Parts of the bodywork may become damaged as the vehicle was not designed for use in automatic car washes The detergents used can also contain certain chemicals which may over time be detrimental to some exterior parts of the vehicle Caution Jet washes and power operated mops are...

Page 105: ...o not use a brush on the car body as this will leave little scratches Suggested washing method 1 Fill two buckets with water Add a mild neutral detergent as directed by the detergent manufacturer to one of the buckets 2 Use a hose to remove all dust and mud residue from the vehicle Don t use a strong jet as this can rub grit over the paint and scratch it 3 Soak a large clean wash mitt or a soft cl...

Page 106: ... clean warm water with vehicle shampoo at the earliest opportunity especially in sunny weather which can accelerate contamination Other groups of contaminants may be added to this list as experience of water based paints and finishes increases Satin Paint Optional The Aston Martin new car warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship of the paint work The warranty does NOT cover repairs to y...

Page 107: ...leave a mark when removed 7 Repairs to the paint work must be completed by an Aston Martin body shop Ceramic Brake Discs To avoid possible damage to the ceramic brake discs when washing the road wheels with products or materials other than a mild soapy water solution always remove the wheels from the vehicle Road Wheels To avoid possible damage to the alloy road wheels wheel nuts and wheel centre ...

Page 108: ...lvents may be dangerous in confined spaces Make sure that the vehicle is well ventilated and follow the manufacturer s printed instructions when using these products The carbon fibre trim should be cleaned using a dry clean lint free cloth Alcantara 1 trimmed areas may be brushed with a soft brush a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner To clean Alcantara dust the material with care moisten a soft cloth o...

Page 109: ...g Order 1 7 2 8 3 9 6 12 5 11 4 10 Fuel delivery Twin port multi point sequential fuel injection Idle Speed 1200 rpm Ignition Coil on Plug Ignition System Lubrication Dry sump pressurised system with external oil tank Transmission Twin barrel seven speed transmission with E synchronisation and electric reverse Direct mount to engine as stressed member Gear Ratios 1st 2 850 2nd 2 080 3rd 1 571 4th ...

Page 110: ...yes are for recovery of this vehicle only and this vehicle must not be used to tow other vehicles Maximum Power Engine 746 kW 1001 Bhp at 10 600 rpm Maximum Power E Motor 125 kW 168 Bhp Maximum Engine Speed 11 100 rpm Maximum Torque Engine 780 Nm 575 Lb ft at 7000 rpm Maximum Torque E Motor 280 Nm 206 Lb ft Maximum Speed limited Where Permitted 220 mph 355 km h Unladen Mass 1355 kg 2987 lbs Gross ...

Page 111: ...Maintenance and Technical Data 6 33 External Dimensions All dimensions shown in mm KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 33 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 112: ...license plate and plinth A first aid kit is also stored behind the front license plate Front License Plate Plinth Removal For the vehicle to be lifted at the front or for the front eye to be installed the plinth for the front license plate must be removed 1 Remove the two screws that attach the front license plate 2 Remove the ten screws that attach the front number plate plinth KY9Y 19A321 AA boo...

Page 113: ...e used to tow other vehicles If the park brake was applied and the vehicle has lost power the park brake will not release Call Aston Martin Assistance or your local Aston Martin Dealer Your vehicle should always be recovered on a vehicle transporter and should only be towed for short distances of up to 500 m 0 3 mile For example if the vehicle is causing an obstruction or if requires winching onto...

Page 114: ... plate Refer to Front License Plate Plinth Removal page 6 34 2 Remove the front A or rear B tow eye cover and install the tow eye The tow eye has a left hand thread 3 When being towed use the footbrake very gently when required to prevent excessive slack in the tow rope KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 36 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 115: ... before the vehicle is lifted Warning Make sure that the park brake is applied and that the vehicle is parked on firm and level ground to give a secure base for the lifting equipment Warning Do not lift the vehicle by placing a jack or other lifting equipment under the suspension arms body or any other points than the lifting points shown Warning The pin insert must be installed into the front jac...

Page 116: ...hnical Data If this vehicle is to be raised make sure that the below front A and rear B jacking points are used and only with the correct supplied lifting equipment KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 38 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 117: ...for continuous fast driving such as on a track check the wheel torque before returning to normal road driving Warning You must not drive the vehicle without the security cap for the centre lock nut installed Caution Before removing the wheel make sure you have a torque wrench able to torque the wheel nut to 1000 Nm 740 ftlb and a replacement thrust washer available If you do not the wheel must not...

Page 118: ...h the security cap tool still installed 4 Use the centre lock nut socket and a suitable tool to release but do not remove the centre lock nut A second person will be required to sit in the driver seat and apply the vehicle brakes 5 Raise the vehicle so that the wheel lifts off the ground 6 Remove the centre lock nut and discard the thrust washer 7 Carefully remove the wheel KY9Y 19A321 AA book Pag...

Page 119: ... Install the wheel centre cap Tyre Repair Kit Warning Do not use the system to seal a tyre that was damaged while driving with insufficient air pressure e g tyre cuts cracks bumps or similar damage Do not use the system to seal tyres with side wall damage Only punctures in the tread area of tyres may be sealed Warning Do not stand directly beside the tyre while the compressor is pumping Watch the ...

Page 120: ... only a temporary emergency repair for continuing the journey up to 200 km 125 miles or to the nearest Aston Martin Dealer If the nearest Aston Martin Dealer is over 200 km 125 miles away arrange for collection with Aston Martin Assistance The system will effectively seal a tyre that was punctured by an object with a diameter of up to 6 mm It is possible that a tyre especially with greater damage ...

Page 121: ...ill the fuel tank one more time continued attempts will result in fuel spillage Wait 10 seconds before removing the refuelling nozzle Fuel Filler Bowl To stop water gathering in the fuel filler bowl and flowing into the fuel tank the fuel filler bowl has a pipe to let the water drain from the bowl During fuel filling check and make sure that any debris which may block the pipe is removed Fuel Cut ...

Page 122: ...6 44 Maintenance and Technical Data KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 44 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 123: ...Martin Facilities A 2 Vehicle Provenance A 3 Servicing A 5 Service Record A 8 Brake Disc Check A 30 Field Service Actions A 33 Service Action Recalls A 34 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 124: ...ians specialist equipment and bespoke tooling to perform servicing and maintenance Most mechanical tasks will not be possible at an Aston Martin dealer In collaboration with Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd your Aston Martin Dealer will arrange for your vehicle to be transported to a Valkyrie Service Centre for maintenance to be performed All Aston Martin Dealers are independent traders They are not the C...

Page 125: ...Provenance Model Vehicle Identification Number As on the VIN plate Body Colour First Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date Second Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 3 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 126: ...Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date Fourth Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date Fifth Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date Sixth Owner Selling Dealer Delivery Date KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 4 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 127: ...s The following service schedules are recommended for this vehicle The schedules may be modified if necessary Please consult your Aston Martin Dealer for details of any service schedule updates Item Annual Service Inspections Examine the condition operation adjustment and attachment of the below items Check engine and transmission for leaks and wear including swelling of oil hoses HV Battery Exami...

Page 128: ...at shields and bypass valves Check for leaks Active aero body components Lamp units and the vehicle horn Windscreen wiper blades and wash system including fluid levels and adjust accordingly Examine for leaks and wear Occupant restraints Fire suppression system Locks latches and hinges Lubricate any joints as necessary Instrument cluster and warning symbols Camera system Inspect and clear body dra...

Page 129: ...ch 15 000 km 9 300 miles Replace the oil and oil filter for the hydraulic system 10 000 km 6 000 miles 48 months Replace the pump shaft for the hydraulic system 25 000 km 15 500 miles Replace engine coolant 12 months Replace the ERS coolant 10 000 km 6 200 miles 36 months Replace the HV battery coolant 10 000 km 6 200 miles 36 months Replace the brake fluid 12 Months Fire suppression canister 24 m...

Page 130: ...___________________________ Registration Number ___________________________________________________ Vehicle Identification Number VIN ___________________________________________________ Delivery Date ___________________________________________________ Free Pre delivery Inspection Service Actions Checked Open Service Actions Completed Signature Date Yes No Yes No Initial Service Stamp Odometer Serv...

Page 131: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 9 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 132: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 10 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 133: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 11 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 134: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 12 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 135: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 13 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 136: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 14 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 137: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 15 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 138: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 16 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 139: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 17 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 140: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 18 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 141: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 19 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 142: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 20 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 143: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 21 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 144: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 22 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 145: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 23 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 146: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 24 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 147: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 25 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 148: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 26 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 149: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 27 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 150: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 28 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 151: ...Checked Air Filter Changed Pollen Filter Changed Spark Plugs Changed Fire Suppression Fluid Replaced Fluids Changed Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Authorised Dealer Stamp Service Advisor Name Service Advisor Signature Additional Service Information KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 29 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 152: ...ate of each brake pad change and disc weight Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 30 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 153: ... Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 31 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 154: ... Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg Brake Pads Changed Brake Discs Checked Disc Weight Front Axle Disc Weight Rear Axle Odometer Signature kg kg Date kg kg KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 32 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 155: ...Service A 33 Field Service Actions Action No Date Dealer Action No Date Dealer KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 33 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 156: ...A 34 Service Service Action Recalls Action No Date Dealer Recall No Date Dealer KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 34 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 157: ...anty B 4 3 Warranty Period B 5 4 Who May Repair the Vehicle B 5 5 Wear and Tear Items B 6 6 What is Not Covered B 7 7 Customer Responsibility B 10 Warranty Coverage when Touring B 11 Consumer Law B 11 Owner And Vehicle Details B 12 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 158: ...hat are built for and supplied to the Region Warranty is only valid for region the vehicle is built for If the vehicle is imported or exported to another region the warranty will no longer be valid For the purposes of this Owner s Guide Region means one of the following territories The Americas or United Kingdom Europe Russia Ukraine and South Africa or Middle East North Africa and Turkey or Asia ...

Page 159: ...e Vehicle iii the use of rental vehicles fuel telephone travel meals or lodging iv any loss of personal or commercial property v any loss of revenue and or vi any other incidental or consequential damages that may be incurred or suffered Punitive exemplary or multiple damages may not be recovered unless applicable law prohibits their disclaimer The Owner shall not bring any warranty related claim ...

Page 160: ...uring the Warranty period only if it is defective If a part fails at the same time it is due for replacement it is not covered by the Warranty 1 4 Exchange Parts Under Warranty New parts will only be used for repairs at PDI and during the first month or 1000 Km 600 miles which ever occurs first from the date the vehicle is handed over to the first retail customer Thereafter exchange parts must be ...

Page 161: ...pointed by and receive full technical support from Aston Martin The Valkyrie Service Centres will provide support and facilities for the servicing and repair of the Vehicle Only these specialist Valkyrie Service Centres will under the terms of this Warranty repair or replace free of charge to the Owner any part or assembly proved to Aston Martin s satisfaction to show a defect in materials or work...

Page 162: ...he items listed below are recognised as having a limited service life or are subject to wear or damage However these items are covered by the vehicle warranty for up to one year or 5 000 km 3 100 miles which ever occurs first Wiper blades Wheel alignment and balancing Under vehicle body panels Adjustments including but not limited to headlamp and hinged panel adjustments suspension tightening stee...

Page 163: ...used by collision fire flood theft freezing vandalism riot explosion or objects striking the Vehicle Misuse of the Vehicle such as driving over curbs overloading or using the Vehicle as a stationary power source Defects caused as a result of the vehicle being used in motor sport or track events other than events organised by Aston Martin or for any other purpose other than normal private use Any m...

Page 164: ...icle or using the wrong fuel oil lubricants or fluids is not covered under the Warranty Please refer to the Maintenance section of the Owner s Guide for correct fluid levels and for information on the proper ways to maintain the Vehicle Examples of important maintenance procedures that must be carried out correctly are Oil changes Cleaning and polishing Oils lubricants and other fluids Engine tune...

Page 165: ...n insurance company or other official body this will void the Warranties Service adjustments wear items and alignments after one 1 year or 5 000 km 3 100 miles whichever occurs first Use of alternative fuels Aston Martin does not recommend or approve of the use of Liquid Petroleum gas or Compressed Natural gas Damage caused by the use of alternative fuels or fuel additives is not covered by the ve...

Page 166: ...ty 7 Customer Responsibility This handbook describes the proper care and use of the vehicle Proper maintenance and use guard against major repair expenses resulting from misuse neglect or inadequate maintenance and may help increase the value that the customer may receive when selling the vehicle The Customer is responsible to Make sure that the vehicle is maintained in accordance with the vehicle...

Page 167: ...nder normal circumstances the customer should not be required to pay for any warranty work performed by an Aston Martin Dealer or Valkyrie Service Centre It is the customer s responsibility to produce the warranty documentation issued with the new vehicle This establishes the customers right to warranty coverage and the relevant maintenance and service records If the customer is unable do so the D...

Page 168: ...efits of any un expired portion of the warranties can be transferred to the new owner The new owner should complete a tear off sheet next page and send the new details to Aston Martin Warranty Department Aston Martin Lagonda Limited Banbury Road Gaydon Warwick CV35 0DB England Signature Date Dealer Stamp KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 12 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 169: ...r Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date Owner Warranty Transfer 1 VIN No Odometer Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 13 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 170: ...B 14 Aston Martin Warranty KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 14 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 171: ...r Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date Owner Warranty Transfer 3 VIN No Odometer Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 15 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 172: ...B 16 Aston Martin Warranty KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 16 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 173: ...r Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date Owner Warranty Transfer 5 VIN No Odometer Date of Purchase Name Address Post Code Telephone No Email Address Signature Date KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 17 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 174: ...B 18 Aston Martin Warranty KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 18 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 175: ...ance C 2 Benefits C 3 Alternative Travel Arrangements C 5 What To Do In An Emergency C 7 European Autoroute Restrictions C 8 What is not Covered C 9 Schedule Eligible Vehicles C 13 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 1 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 176: ...pletion of your purchase your Aston Martin Dealer will register your vehicle for Aston Martin Emergency Assistance From registration your vehicle will be entitled to Aston Martin Emergency Assistance the Vehicle For more details of what constitutes an eligible Vehicle and term of cover please refer to the Schedule Owners of eligible Vehicles can also obtain Aston Martin Emergency Assistance when t...

Page 177: ...cle should promptly arrive with you after your call has been placed You may also book an appointment for a convenient time Aston Martin Emergency Assistance shall provide you with updates on its estimated time of arrival via your preferred communication method If following a Breakdown Incident in an area of coverage your journey cannot be completed and where the Vehicle cannot be repaired at the r...

Page 178: ... of Roadside Assistance at the Vehicle s registered address Recovery If Aston Martin Emergency Assistance cannot repair your Vehicle at the roadside the Service Provider will arrange recovery of you and your Vehicle to the nearest Aston Martin Dealer If your Vehicle has been involved in an accident or has gone off the road and needs to be salvaged before towing Aston Martin Emergency Assistance wi...

Page 179: ...ealer may also be considered Alternative Travel Arrangements If the Service Provider estimates that the repairs to your Vehicle will take more than eight hours the Aston Martin Emergency Assistance will cover your reasonable costs for alternative necessary travel including for members of your party Reasonable additional expenses shall be covered for one or a combination of the following Alternativ...

Page 180: ...med All claim letters must be directed to Aston Martin Emergency Assistance at Aston Martin Customer Service Aston Martin Lagonda Limited Banbury Road Gaydon Warwick CV35 0DB Only costs directly connected with the Breakdown Incident will be covered The refund process to you shall be managed by Aston Martin Emergency Assistance Repaired Vehicle Re delivery Aston Martin will attempt to contact you w...

Page 181: ...sistance be required in the unlikely event of a Breakdown Incident simply contact Aston Martin Emergency Assistance using the relevant telephone number listed below It may be helpful to have the relevant telephone numbers entered into your mobile phone phone book 00 800 28 86 28 86 1 44 208 603 9875 When connected enter the 2 digit number as prompted for your home country Please do not make your o...

Page 182: ...tries you must use the official SOS boxes at the side of the road in order to arrange initial assistance or recovery You will be connected to the authorised Autoroute Assistance Service because these roads are privatised Neither Aston Martin Emergency Assistance nor any other assistance organisations are allowed to assist on these roads Once your Aston Martin has been recovered from the Autoroute ...

Page 183: ...y stated as being covered by Aston Martin Emergency Assistance which may be incurred by you and or the other member s of your party as a result of and or in connection with the Breakdown Incident 7 Release fees Should your Vehicle be stolen and subsequently recovered by the police you may be asked to pay a release fee before we can remove your Vehicle to an authorised Aston Martin Dealer 8 Special...

Page 184: ...urity systems make it extremely difficult for this to be done should spare keys not be available If a forced entry is required you will be asked to sign a declaration stating that you have given permission for this to take place and that any costs for resultant damage will be your sole responsibility 12 Aston Martin Emergency Assistance shall not be required to provide services in the following ci...

Page 185: ... the Services provided Any such charges will be charged on a pay for use basis and will constitute a direct contract between you and the Service Provider If it is determined that Aston Martin is at fault for the Vehicle not being recorded as an eligible Vehicle then Aston Martin shall pay the relevant charges 12 8 Assistance for routine maintenance and running repairs of the Vehicle such as fixing...

Page 186: ...and or for any repair The cost of garage or other labour required to repair the Vehicle other than that provided by Aston Martin Emergency Assistance at the scene of the Breakdown Incident Any costs of draining or removing fuel lubricants or other fluids as a result of the introduction of an inappropriate substance Transportation of personal effects goods vehicles boats or other waterborne craft o...

Page 187: ... Vehicle Weight including any caravans or trailers being towed at the time of the Breakdown Incident 3500 Kg Maximum Vehicle Length 5 5 m Maximum Vehicle Width 2 3 m Maximum Vehicle Height 3 m The dimensions detailed above will be calculated taking into account anything attached to the relevant eligible Vehicle at the time of the relevant Breakdown Incident and any trailer or caravan including but...

Page 188: ...C 14 Aston Martin Assistance KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 14 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 189: ...tic Climate Control 5 3 Manual Climate Control 5 4 Climate Controls 5 2 Coolant Levels 6 10 D Data Telematics E 3 Defrosting and Demisting Automatic 5 4 Doors 1 4 Drainage Holes 3 4 Driving Information 3 2 E Ear Protection 1 16 Engine Oil Level 6 9 Engine Start 3 5 ERS Boost 3 18 ESP Electronic Stability Program 3 9 ESP Modes 3 10 Sport 3 10 Track 3 11 Urban 3 10 F Fire Suppression System 1 17 Flu...

Page 190: ...M Multimedia 4 5 N Navigation 4 9 O Owner Maintenance Checks 6 5 P Performance 6 32 Phone 4 11 Messages 4 12 S Safety Harnesses 1 14 Safety Systems 1 14 Service Record A 8 Servicing A 5 Servicing Precautions 6 3 Settings Menu 4 14 Specifications 6 31 Body 6 13 Brakes 6 14 Engine 6 31 Steering 6 13 Suspension 6 13 Transmission 6 31 Steering Wheel Controls 2 2 Installation 1 6 Lamp Controls 2 7 Susp...

Page 191: ...yres Summer Tyres 6 17 Tyre Pressures 6 15 Winter Tyres 6 18 U Unlocking and Opening 1 3 V Vehicle Key 1 2 Battery 1 2 Vehicle Lifting 6 37 Vehicle Menu 4 13 Vehicle Provenance A 3 Vehicle Push Points 6 37 Vehicle Recovery 6 35 KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 3 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

Page 192: ...D 4 Alphabetical Index KY9Y 19A321 AA book Page 4 Wednesday November 3 2021 8 41 AM ...

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