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Cab

Overspeed Alarm

1. Enter the overspeed alarm setting interface

through the menu, and press "OK" to enter the

setting of the speed value. Press "OK" or

"BACK" to return to the parent menu

Yes, then the interface will return to the parent

menu;

2. The default value of overspeed alarm setting

is 30km/h, setting range: 30-200km/h;

3. Short press "UP" and "DOWN" keys to

increase or decrease the step speed according to

the step value of 5.

Alarm Volume

Enter the alarm volume setting page through the

menu.

Compass Calibration

Overspeed Alarm

Alarm Volume

Maintenance Information

Overspeed Alarm Setting

Open 120 km/h

Shut Down

Overspeed Alarm

Alarm Volume

Maintenance Information

Compass Calibration

Summary of Contents for BJ 2021 Series

Page 1: ...check the purchase contract for the specific configuration of the vehicles you purchase If you have any questions about this car and this manual please contact BAIC authorised dealership in your terri...

Page 2: ...to any part of the vehicle equipment or technical specifications at any time thanks for your understanding Data related to delivery scope appearance performance size weight fuel consumption rate speci...

Page 3: ...rt and stop 74 A C system 098 Headlight and view 108 Seats and storage 119 Accessories and refitting 132 3 Driving Guide 134 Start and driving 135 Drivetrian system 145 Brake system 146 Parking assist...

Page 4: ...ndshield washer fluid and wiper blade 211 Tyre 214 5 When trouble arise 222 Warning triangle 223 Spare tire and tools 224 Fuse replacement 232 Bulb replacement 239 Emergency Start 239 Emergency to be...

Page 5: ...1 Safe operation instruction Safe Driving 4 Seat Belt 10 Airbag system 21 Vehicle safety for Children 33 Safety Label 39...

Page 6: ...belt to protect it the airbag is designed to inflate only when it hits the medium to severe front within 30 degrees to the left and right In addition if the seat belt is not fasten before the crash th...

Page 7: ...aintenance schedule should be completed Warning Do not distract yourself from outside factors while driving such as talking to the passengers or making a phone call Do not drive a car when the reactio...

Page 8: ...hat your back fully fits against the backrest Correctly faster the Seat Belt Warning To reduce the risk of injury during an accident please make sure that passengers strictly follow the following inst...

Page 9: ...ection and may even cause serious injuries to the front passenger When driving do NOT put feet on the dashboard extend legs out of the window or sit cross legged on the seat Be sure to put both feet i...

Page 10: ...strictly follow the following instructions The headrest must always remain in the correct position and be correctly adjusted The driver and all passengers must adjust their headrest to the right posit...

Page 11: ...bjects inside the driver s foot well Otherwise such subjects may slip into the pedal area and obstruct the driver s pedal operations In the event of emergency braking or other emergency situations if...

Page 12: ...reasons whenever you drive your vehicle you and passengers should wear seat belts throughout Warning Pregnant women and the disabled must also wear seat belts Otherwise these drivers or passengers ma...

Page 13: ...board This can reduce injury to the mother and baby in the event of a vehicle collision or when the airbag is triggered If passengers do not wear their seat belts correctly the seat belts cannot play...

Page 14: ...ing the vehicle and passengers all have energy kinetic energy The intensity of this energy depends on the vehicle speed and the mass of the passengers on board The greater the speed and the mass the g...

Page 15: ...belted occupants may be seriously injured Even if the vehicle s speed is very low the force acting on the human body is still very large during a collision There is absolutely no way for vehicle occup...

Page 16: ...rgy generated in a collision and work in synergy with the seat belt to further reduce possible injury to the driver and passengers Warning The seat belt must be worn in the correct position Sharing on...

Page 17: ...belt from the retractor insert the latch of the seat belt into the buckle and tighten the seat belt When the latch is locked inside the buckle a clicking sound will be heard The seat belt length will...

Page 18: ...correct sitting position and is wearing the seat belt correctly can the seat belt fully play its role The latch of the seat belt must correspond with the buckle and be correctly inserted Tips The othe...

Page 19: ...lvic area and be tightened as needed If the seat belt is not fastened tightly enough and slides towards the stomach or neck it may cause serious injury to passengers Adjust seat belt height Use the se...

Page 20: ...ackwards to a proper position to ensure that you can freely operate the vehicle If you are sitting in front seat make sure you move the seat backwards as much as possible this will reduce the risk of...

Page 21: ...ers The explosive pre tensioner device of the seat belt can only be used once In the event of a minor frontal collision side collision or rear collision side tipping or an accident without notable fro...

Page 22: ...zed BAIC dealerships which are familiar with the relevant safety regulations may provide you with an enquiry service Warning Failure to get seat belt retractors renewed and checked by a BAIC authorize...

Page 23: ...the event of serious vehicle collisions the airbag will fast deploy within an extremely short period of time Therefore the driver and passengers must maintain the correct sitting posture and wear the...

Page 24: ...attention to the following matters before driving Always wear a seat belt in the correct way Correctly adjust the position of the driver s seat and the steering wheel Correctly adjust the position of...

Page 25: ...sh for 6 8s before going out indicating that the system is working normally When the ignition switch is in the ACC or OFF position the airbag will not work If the following symptoms occur it shows tha...

Page 26: ...el or the soft plastic surface of the dashboard of the frontal passenger side airbag assembly or attempt to make any refitting to any of the above positions Do NOT install devices such as a cup holder...

Page 27: ...rbag will pose potential risks Therefore before scrapping the vehicle be sure to ask specialized personnel to safely deploy the airbag under special safe conditions Front Airbags The airbag for the dr...

Page 28: ...he greatest extent when the seat belt is correctly fastened and the headrest is correctly adjusted Therefore it is necessary to always wear a seat belt not only to comply with regulations but also to...

Page 29: ...intended to deploy during vehicle tipping The front bags do not play a role when the vehicle is engaged in emergency braking or is running along a bumpy road surface or low lying land Warning If the...

Page 30: ...pad part of the steering wheel or the cover of the front passenger airbag area shown by the arrow in the figure is scratched or broken or has sustained other damage Deployment of the airbag The front...

Page 31: ...protective cushion when an accident occurs the airbag will quickly deploy at very high speed When the airbag deploys a small amount of smoke will be generated This is completely normal Do NOT mistake...

Page 32: ...rning To reduce injuries caused when the front airbag deploys be sure to keep your seat belt fastened all times In addition the driver and front passenger must adjust their seat positions and leave su...

Page 33: ...nces the airbag will not work Side Collision In the event of a side collision passengers move towards the point of impact Therefore an airbag which deploys in front of them cannot protect the passenge...

Page 34: ...ergy received by the collision sensor will not be large In this situation the front airbag will not work Tipping Accident In a tipping accident the front airbag will not deploy because even if it depl...

Page 35: ...Carried There are three rear seats in your vehicle and you can use them to properly place child passengers When you need to carry more than three child passengers in your vehicle For the child who has...

Page 36: ...re left inside the vehicle alone fatal injuries may result If there is no child protection system available children under 1 5m in height must not use the conventional seat belt fitted inside the vehi...

Page 37: ...and have a body weight of under 13Kg should use a class 0 0 child seat which can be adjusted into a lying down position Class 1 child seats Babies or infants who are under 4 years old and have a body...

Page 38: ...who are more than seven years old and have a body weight of 22 36Kg and a height under 1 5m should use a three point seat belt along with a Class 3 child seat Warning The upper part of the seat belt m...

Page 39: ...against injury caused by airbag inflation Absolutely do NOT carry babies on your knees There is a warning label pasted onto the vehicle visor on the front passenger side reminding you and the front pa...

Page 40: ...s of the child seat and check whether it is firmly engaged 5 Engage the ISOFIC fastening ring in the position indicated by the arrow in the figure of the top fastening cord and the top fastening cord...

Page 41: ...ator label and the radiator cover danger warning label can only be seen after the engine hood is opened These labels are used to remind you to pay attention to those potential dangers which may cause...

Page 42: ...vehicle 74 A C system 98 Light and vision field 108 Seat and storage facilities 119 Accessories and Refitting 132 Note Numbers in all pictures of this chapter are for illustrative purpose only and do...

Page 43: ...ft button group 3 Horn 4 Steering wheel 5 Steering wheel right button group 6 Driver s visor 7 Central display screen 8 Vehicle Rearview Mirror 9 Passenger handrail 10 Right air conditioning outlet 11...

Page 44: ...onditioning central outlet 18 Start stop buttons 4WD switches 19 The cigarette lighter 20 Electrical switch 21 Air conditioning control panel 22 Left air conditioning central outlet 23 Multifunctional...

Page 45: ...passageway layout for vehicles equipped with manual gearbox 1 Front row central armrest 2 Cup holder 3 Multifunctional keys 4 Gearbox shift lever 5 Electronic Parking Brake Key 6 AUTOHOLD Key 7 The c...

Page 46: ...ic gearbox 1 Front row central armrest storage box 2 Central Storage Box Switch 3 Multifunctional keys 4 The cigarette lighter 5 Cup holder 6 Gearbox shift lever 7 Electronic Parking Brake Key 8 AUTOH...

Page 47: ...ure Information 4 Speedometer 5 Turbine pressure 6 Engine coolant temperature gauge 7 Outdoor temperature 8 Multimedia Information 9 Information display center calendar time navigation if equipped tir...

Page 48: ...Information and System Failure Information 5 Off road Information 6 Engine coolant temperature gauge 7 Outdoor temperature 8 Multimedia Information 9 Digital Speedmeter 10 Turbine pressure 11 Odometer...

Page 49: ...to undergo normal grinding and merging to normal working temperature it can run at this maximum speed for a short time Caution Engine tachometer should not be kept in red area otherwise the engine wil...

Page 50: ...mping the fuel in the fuel tank will shake which will affect the accuracy of fuel gauge display The vehicle should be placed on a flat road to check the fuel volume After filling the fuel it will take...

Page 51: ...en the start stop button is in the RUN position the engine coolant thermometer shows the coolant temperature In normal driving the scale indicates that the temperature is generally near the middle pos...

Page 52: ...arm lamp The engine coolant alarm lamp red is located in the engine tachometer When the engine coolant temperature is too high the alarm lamp lights up and the alarm interface pops up At the same time...

Page 53: ...other information and fuel consumption display are selected by pressing UP DOWN button Information Center Display Screen Short term memory and long term memory information from left to right are drivi...

Page 54: ...in real time according to the average fuel consumption In the course of driving if the average fuel consumption is reduced the remaining mileage will increase Engine working time The accumulated time...

Page 55: ...u and display alarm when the speed exceeds the set alarm speed Fuel consumption display Fuel consumption information includes idling instantaneous fuel consumption and driving instantaneous fuel consu...

Page 56: ...temperature display When the vehicle is in normal condition the area shows the current temperature outside the vehicle This data comes from the temperature sensor outside the vehicle It shows that the...

Page 57: ...e 40 degrees lateral inclination angle 60 Tips Geomagnetic principle the compass is greatly affected by the magnetic field If it passes through areas with complex magnetic field or areas with large el...

Page 58: ...ommended for height measurement because the atmospheric pressure is related to the change of air temperature wind speed and other environmental factors It is only used to display real time height rela...

Page 59: ...Please check the parking monitor video Photo storage folder full please delete photos Emergency video recording space of Car DVR is full please clean up The tire deflates quickly The tire high tempera...

Page 60: ...120km h Vehicle stability system shutdown vehicle stability and traction torque control system shutdown vehicle stability and traction control system shutdown 4 h 4 l interface Snow mode sport mode Ti...

Page 61: ...The default value of overspeed alarm setting is 30km h setting range 30 200km h 3 Short press UP and DOWN keys to increase or decrease the step speed according to the step value of 5 Alarm Volume Ente...

Page 62: ...nce Information Enter the maintenance information inquiry page through the menu After entering the maintenance information inquiry interface through the menu press BACK button to return to the superio...

Page 63: ...ring the calibration process the user can actively end the calibration of the compass by pressing OK BACK 2 The driver needs to slowly start the car to drive the circle route on the flat ground either...

Page 64: ...WN current fault inquiry interface 1 After entering the current fault inquiry interface the current existing faults of the vehicle will be displayed in the form of a list 2 When there are many faults...

Page 65: ...ABS failure indicator 4 ESP indicator 5 ESP turn off indicator 6 Autohold system indicator 7 Downhill auxiliary work fault indicator 8 Turn left indicator 9 Low beam indicator 10 High beam indicator 1...

Page 66: ...ilure indicator Yellow When the automatic transmission fault indicator is on it indicates that there is a fault in the automatic transmission system Please park your car in a safe place and contact th...

Page 67: ...as possible 8 Turn left indicator Green When the left turn signal is turned on by the light control joystick the indicator light on the corresponding side of the meter will flash and give out a rhythm...

Page 68: ...n as possible and contact authorised dealership Failure to take action can lead to serious performance problems 8 EPB indicator Red When the electronic parking brake button is pressed the indicator li...

Page 69: ...t go out after several seconds it indicates that there is a fault in the airbag system At this time please go to the 4S store for inspection as soon as possible Warning If this fault warning light is...

Page 70: ...hen the light is on it indicates that the vehicle is cruising at a constant speed 26 EPB failure indicator Yellow When the start stop button is in RUN mode the light will be on for about 3 seconds for...

Page 71: ...ne music driving behavior analysis news and information and other functions The function interface The interface is the home page of the application which includes the following functions Weather Air...

Page 72: ...he steering wheel according to his body shape 1 Adjust the driver s seat to the correct position then push down the lock handle to unlock the steering wheel 2 Position the steering wheel up and down s...

Page 73: ...han 25 centimeters the airbag system won t protect you The lock handle must be tightly pressed to prevent the position of the steering column from changing during the driving of the vehicle Warning Do...

Page 74: ...inus SET 6 Press CANCEL on the left side of the side panel 6 to CANCEL the constant speed cruise 7 Press the button to decrease the left distance of the steering wheel 7 to shorten the distance betwee...

Page 75: ...on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the navigation function Middle Channel Multi function Button 1 Middle knob rotate to select the current entry of the host move up and down in the left...

Page 76: ...le the mechanical key can lock and unlock all doors When bringing a key with wireless remote control function onto an aircraft make sure you do not press any buttons on the key while inside the aircra...

Page 77: ...ey is about 25 meters but in some special circumstances such as electromagnetic interference nearby or in the blind spot area of the signal the range will be reduced For details please contact authori...

Page 78: ...n changing battery open the battery cover on the key If it is not operated properly it is easy to caused damage Therefore it is suggested that authorised dealership to replace battery Warning Touch ci...

Page 79: ...with circuit boards and battery clamps 4 Avoid touching the surface of battery and wipe them clean before installation when installing battery 5 Installation should ensure that the battery cover meshe...

Page 80: ...side the car the ignition switch is in OFF mode the engine cover and all the doors are closed press the lock key to lock the door Remote control key matching If loss of remote control key needs to be...

Page 81: ...ystem has entered a state of anti theft alert In this state the anti theft system will monitor the door rear door one button start switch and start stop button in the RUN position If the lock key is p...

Page 82: ...igger alert When the anti theft system is triggered the turning light starts to flicker and the horn gives out an alarm at the same time Whether the trigger signal is removed or not the system will st...

Page 83: ...the key in the car so as not to be automatically locked in the car Secondary fortification When the vehicle alarm is triggered when pressing the unlock key the state is released If the state of key a...

Page 84: ...e and Rotate back to the vehicle Clockwise the central door lock system is unlocked Rotate the key in the front counterclockwise direction of the car doors are locked The central door lock button is l...

Page 85: ...matically when the engine is out of operation and the ignition switch is placed in the OFF ACC position Automatic locking function When the vehicle is running at a speed greater than 20 km h the centr...

Page 86: ...l right rear door and window lifting 4 Control of door and window lift of passenger side car Continuously press or dial up the control switch the window stops rising and falling when the switch is loo...

Page 87: ...cautious when using electric doors and windows improper use may cause accidents or injuries Make sure that no one is in the lifting range of doors and windows when working doors and windows Do not lea...

Page 88: ...should be opened to the maximum position then the lower and middle part of the rear windshield should be held by hand and the rear window should be rotated upward forcefully The rear windshield will s...

Page 89: ...icle overturns if the driver wears the seat belt correctly Thus effectively protecting the driver and passenger Roof cover The roof cover of the car can be disassembled The specific steps are as follo...

Page 90: ...ly steps As shown in the figure when placing the roof cover attention should be paid to the alignment of the positioning pin A on both sides of the cover with the positioning hole A on the roll bar on...

Page 91: ...professional staff of the authorised dealership Detailed disassembly steps are as follows 1 Pull the interior parts in the rear area of the vehicle and unscrew the nuts as shown in the figure 1 left a...

Page 92: ...re 5 Unplug the right side of the rear panel B and Rubber tube A illustrated position Lift the roof up slightly and move to back Tips This operation may require a lot of help After removal the Rear to...

Page 93: ...orward and overturns on the engine compartment cover please do not drive on the road To fold the front windshield a series of disassembly and assembly work is needed during which many professional too...

Page 94: ...shade shafts on both sides along the direction of arrow A remove two locking screw arrow B and finally remove two front shades take the right side of the vehicle as an example 3 Remove the locking scr...

Page 95: ...st remove the A pillar trim on both sides and then release the icon plug take the right side of the vehicle as an example Caution The beam interior panel on the windshield is fixed by 10 fasteners and...

Page 96: ...oll bars There are 3 fastening bolts on each side total 6 bolts Take the right side of the vehicle as an example Caution These bolts are installed with a torque requirement of 24 2Nm 8 Remove wiper ar...

Page 97: ...ower left and right sides of the front window 6 units on each side total 12 units Remove the triangle plate of the front window take the right side of the vehicle as an example Caution The length of t...

Page 98: ...od 11 Remove B pillar trim panel 2 To do so it is necessary to first remove the seat belt height adjusters on both sides the picture here takes the right side of the vehicle as an example As shown in...

Page 99: ...with new pieces after removal 12 Remove the retaining bolts which connect B pillar and the left and right stabilizer bars There are a total of 12 retaining bolts with 6 on each side The picture here...

Page 100: ...to operate When the air volume adjustment knob is off or when the temperature approaches zero degrees the A C will not cool the air The A C filter can remove pollen and dust which the hot and cold air...

Page 101: ...escape This will speed up cooling inside the vehicle A C Control Panel 1 Left temp knob 2 AUTO mode switch 3 Mode selection swich 4 Front defroster switch 5 Hazard waring switch 6 Fan speed knob 7 Rea...

Page 102: ...synchronously in the large central control screen Users can adjust left and right temperature knobs according to their own feelings which can change the default temperature setting value of the air co...

Page 103: ...ted manually the air volume is 1 gear and other modes are restored Return to the state before the last OFF In the AUTO state when the switch is operated the air volume increases or decreases by 1 gear...

Page 104: ...temperature key is pressed down while the system is in automatic running mode the system will then execute the command of this key As the icon on the screen disappears the key indicator light will go...

Page 105: ...matic running state and the AUTO icon display will not change When the system is in a standby state pressing down this key will be deemed as an invalid command Interior heating 1 Turn the left right t...

Page 106: ...de the A C box case at the left front side of the glove box It helps to keep the air inside the vehicle fresh and prevent pollen and dust from entering the vehicle To keep it working properly it is ne...

Page 107: ...e instrument panel 3 Foot outlets 2 respectively located in the driver s and the front passenger s step space 4 Rear outlets There are 2 rear outlets which are located on the back of the front center...

Page 108: ...lets is adjusted in the same way as the central outlets Rear outlets To adjust the direction of the air flow of the outlets turn the convex tongue at the center of the outlets upwards and downwards an...

Page 109: ...ear right outlets for foot Outlets Switch Outlets switch makes open or close of vent door the vent door is closed in clockwise direction to the end position the vent door is closed in opened in anticl...

Page 110: ...t will be lit Meanwhile the display screen backlight of the information center of the instrument will be reduced to 40 of its daytime brightness to prevent dazzling When the knob is turned to position...

Page 111: ...t of the combination instrument will flash push the left multi functional operating lever Arrow B downwards and the left turn signal light will be switched on Meanwhile the green indicator light of th...

Page 112: ...ssible axle load of the rear axle and do not exceed the maximum permissible laden mass Position 3 Only the driver and the trunk load is evenly distributed reach the permissible axle load of the rear a...

Page 113: ...itch is turned off the hazard warning lights will still work Caution Long hours of using the hazard warning light will consume battery power Even when the ignition switch is turned off it will still c...

Page 114: ...be turned on The fog lights the headlights and the reading light will be turned off after approximately 8 minutes If one or several of the fog lights the headlights and the reading light are switched...

Page 115: ...right side changes then the corresponding function will be executed An exception is as follow If the intermittent mode is selected the wiper will only start to enter the intermittent mode after compl...

Page 116: ...control ring will automatically reset 2 OFF In this position the rear windshield wiper will be switched off 3 Intermittent wiping by rear wiper In this position the rear windshield wiper will execute...

Page 117: ...to the intensity of the front and rear light The color depth can reduce the dizziness caused by the rear vehicle lights to the eyes Warning In order to ensure the normal function of the anti glare sen...

Page 118: ...or adjustment switch The mirror adjustment switch is located in the driver s side instrument panel switch group Rotate the adjustment knob to the left to indicate that the left Outside rear view mirro...

Page 119: ...It is forbidden to drive the vehicle in any Outside rear view mirrors 1 when folded Doing so will result in reduced visual perception and may result in an accident Tips If the ignition key is in the L...

Page 120: ...the door window In the figure the sun visor on the passenger s side is taken as an example Car electronic identification microwave window The microwave window is used to install the electronic sign of...

Page 121: ...their seats All occupants must wear the seat belts on their seats correctly Children on the road must be protected with a suitable child protection system All headrests must be properly adjusted accor...

Page 122: ...to his or her body shape If the headrest is not properly adjusted it will increase the risk of injury to the occupant if there is an emergency or emergency braking while driving The height of the head...

Page 123: ...osition Warning Do not remove the headrest otherwise the person will be seriously injured in the event of an accident After installing the headrest the headrest must be properly adjusted according to...

Page 124: ...airbag also has considerable pressure when it is opened so when the front passenger is very close to the airbag it can cause serious injury or even death Adjust the seat back so that the front passen...

Page 125: ...the backrest angle of the seat back Electric waist support such as equipment The electric waist control button 1 is located on the outside of the driver s seat Press the upper part of the control but...

Page 126: ...echanism is locked Seat back adjustment The backrests of the two seats in the front row can also be adjusted The picture here takes the driver s seat as an example If the driver and the Passenger want...

Page 127: ...adjustment lever may be pushed up accidentally The seat may suddenly move and cause the vehicle to be easily driven out of control Caution The seat position set by the manufacturer the front and rear...

Page 128: ...igure above pull up the two folding locks on the back seat backrest to control the seat down function on the left or right side of the rear row Fold the seat back to full contact with the seat cushion...

Page 129: ...with the normal operation of the seat belt Caution When the vehicle is moving the rear seat that needs to be carefully turned up is down At this time the fixing hook in the seat pocket of the seat sho...

Page 130: ...osed or unopened containers can be stored Spilled liquid can damage the decorations and electrical components inside the glove box and dashboard The glove box must be closed when the vehicle is runnin...

Page 131: ...e small items Front row integrated power outlet cigarette lighter 12V power supply The cigarette lighter the position of the arrow shown is located below the instrument control panel 1 Press the cigar...

Page 132: ...hicle or cause other parts to malfunction The resulting repairs are not covered by the warranty Never use equipment with a maximum power rating of more than 120W Please consult BAIC Special Service Ce...

Page 133: ...the outlet 3 Please use only accessories approved by BAIC 4 LED indicator Light Green When the 220V power supply is in normal working condition the red light flashes 220V and the power supply is in a...

Page 134: ...ke the quality guarantee Warning Installation of unsuitable accessories or modified vehicles may affect the handling stability and other performance of the vehicle and may result in serious injury or...

Page 135: ...he protection of the airbag resulting in system failure and fatal accidents Accessories such as beverage cup holders telephone holders etc must not be mounted or attached to the enclosure of the airba...

Page 136: ...3 Driving guide Start and drive 135 Transmission system 145 Braking System 146 Parking assist system 160 Driving skills 164...

Page 137: ...time Returns to the OFF mode Press the start stop button one by one to cycle through the three modes OFF RUN ACC Steering system 1 Do not leave the steering wheel in the dead position left or right fo...

Page 138: ...try to start the vehicle the display screen of the driving computer on the meter will display no intelligent key found at this time the standby start function should be adopted Vehicle with AT Put th...

Page 139: ...tended while the engine is running Do not start the engine with a start assist Otherwise explosion or high speed engine operation may occur causing casualties To prevent damage to the starter start th...

Page 140: ...stem to continue working to lower the temperature of the engine MT Press the clutch pedal to the bottom and start the engine Shift the transmission lever from neutral into 1 slowly lift the clutch ped...

Page 141: ...e into a low gear so as not to damage the engine or transmission When slowing down or going uphill do not overload the engine or drive too slowly in a certain high gear The engine should be shifted to...

Page 142: ...n Only after the vehicle is safe and stable and the brake to the bottom can be put into or out of P gear The automatic shift control mechanism has a P lock structure which means that the gear can only...

Page 143: ...down the brake pedal stop the vehicle apply parking brake and put the shift lever into P gear Caution According to the change of resistance such as traction climbing a long slope etc the vehicle will...

Page 144: ...the gear that is when the gear shift lever is in a certain gear position the character of the gear position is backlit and displayed When the shift lever is in any gear position of manual mode M M an...

Page 145: ...the vehicle steadily 2 Press the brake pedal and put the shift lever into the R position 3 After putting into R gear slowly release the brake pedal and drive in reverse gear In reverse the reversing...

Page 146: ...fer is completed In the process of gear changing the target gear blinking after the completion of gear changing the target gear is always bright The upper left position of cluster displays the current...

Page 147: ...ll for help immediately Caution When entering the off road zone drive slowly and do not exceed 25km h Avoid sudden acceleration to prevent the wheel suddenly violent rotation resulting in idling skid...

Page 148: ...and reaction time First to decide whether to step on the brake pedal this is the feeling time Then you have to lift your foot and press the pedal That s the reaction time The average reaction time is...

Page 149: ...ing the car because of wet or in winter because of low temperature brake disc and friction disc ice brake action will occur delay lag must first brake several times dry the brakedisc In rainy days and...

Page 150: ...of vehicle speed Therefore special attention should be paid to control the speed and maintain a large safe distance from the leading vehicle or the lateral vehicle when driving on snow ice covered sur...

Page 151: ...ace the new brake friction pad Emergency braking should be avoided as far as possible during the first 200km of driving after replacement of the friction pad Warning Do not drive a vehicle with worn b...

Page 152: ...tton is placed in OFF mode the vehicle will park automatically and then the red parking light on Apply Secondary electronic parking In some special cases the second clamping of brake calipers can be r...

Page 153: ...if EPB is used for a long time the combined instrument display will prompt if long if two or more wheel speed sensors fail the start stop button in the RUN state cannot stop by pulling up the electri...

Page 154: ...lock The electronic components of the brake system receive signals from the wheel speed sensor which accurately contain the speed of wheel rolls This information is continuously processed to adjust br...

Page 155: ...check all system related electrical components in real time When the anti lock braking system fails the ABS warning lamp will be on When the start stop button is in the RUN position the light will be...

Page 156: ...content of brake fluid will not only cause bad braking due to evaporation of water and may corrosion of the braking system leading to ABS performance decline so should be replaced regularly generally...

Page 157: ...all road conditions thus improving the driving stability of vehicles In the electronic stability system it also integrates anti lock braking system ABS electronic braking force distribution system EB...

Page 158: ...off the ESP function by pressing ESP OFF button the ESP function will be automatically restored and the ESP OFF indicator light becomes off when the vehicle is driving at speeds above 80km h Transfer...

Page 159: ...m helps to improve the brake force and shorten the brake distance When the driver depresses the brake pedal very quickly the brake assist system will automatically adjust the brake force to the maximu...

Page 160: ...f indicating that HDC is switched off 4 When the yellow HDC indicator light is on it is Indicates that the HDC is disabled Please go as soon as possible Beijing auto dealership repair vehicles Roll Mo...

Page 161: ...ressed down Enter EPB mode instrument green indicator Lights off electronic parking red indicator lights point Autohold Function Auto Exit When the AUTOHOLD function is active Put it in D or R the acc...

Page 162: ...aker driven by the central control display As the distance between the obstacle and the vehicle gets closer the frequency of intermittent chirping increases The distance between the barrier and the sp...

Page 163: ...ticular situations some obstacles very close to the vehicle will not be detected by the reversing radar system and thus may cause damage to the vehicle or to objects such as short stumps flower bed ed...

Page 164: ...w image and for details refer to Reversing Radar System on page 160 The red line block is a safety warning area indicating 0 3m position The yellow line block is a safety prompt area Yellow scale by n...

Page 165: ...arview camera clean because the camera covered with ice snow or foreign matters will result in vague or no image Extreme weathers like bright sunshine ice and snow may influence the display effects of...

Page 166: ...the limited slip effect high speed cornering may cause the wheels to skid or loss control When the rear wheels on one side of a vehicle equipped with a limited slip differential rear axle assembly sk...

Page 167: ...ssible Ensure that babies and children are properly positioned in accordance with regulatory requirements so as to ensure that they receive maximum protection in the event of an accident Instruments a...

Page 168: ...start run the engine for 15s before starting to drive During the initial driving period avoid driving for a long period of time at full acceleration or at the maximum vehicle speed Also avoid driving...

Page 169: ...overheat the brake resulting in overly long braking distance and excessive wear of the brake Do NOT turn off the engine and let the vehicle coast Doing so will cause the braking booster to not work a...

Page 170: ...efully because the visibility is low the vehicle windows are foggy and the road is very slippery When rain starts to fall be sure to drive carefully because the road surface becomes slippery When rain...

Page 171: ...driven at constant speed at the lower gear and with moderate high accelerator opening but not at high speed in order to prevent water spraying After leaving the road with surface water the vehicle mu...

Page 172: ...ne After starting the engine pre heat it for a while so that the engine oil fully lubricates the various cylinders and then drive the vehicle slowly Drive off at low speed This will give a sufficient...

Page 173: ...load and consume a lot of fuel Accelerate slowly and steadily and avoid sudden starts Shift to a high gear to drive as soon as possible Avoid areas with traffic congestion as much as possible and avoi...

Page 174: ...e audio system etc Turn off unnecessary switches When parking for a long period of time turn off the engine and avoid letting the engine run at idle speed for a long time On flat road drive at an econ...

Page 175: ...ntenance 174 Fuel system 177 Interior maintenance 180 Exterior maintenance 183 Engine compartment 190 Engine oil 194 Coolant 198 Brake fluid 202 Power steering fluid 205 Battery 207 Windshield washing...

Page 176: ...ystem When maintaining batteries or compressed air be sure to wear goggles and protective clothing Warning Incorrect vehicle maintenance or driving problematic vehicles may cause traffic accidents ser...

Page 177: ...is replacing the engine oil or performing inspections thus saving you from making an extra visit to the dealership Replace Coolant Regardless of the driven mileage of a vehicle its engine coolant shou...

Page 178: ...ng safety points 1 Keep your hands and clothes a safe distance from the drive belt and pulley 2 If the vehicle has just been used do NOT touch any part of the exhaust or cooling system before the engi...

Page 179: ...ling door will open then remove the cap and start adding fuel 3 Add fuel At this point pay attention to the gesture of holding the nozzle Do not tilt the nozzle and try to insert it into the fuel addi...

Page 180: ...esulting in injuries Ensure that fuel filler cap is tightened to prevent fuel spillage in an accident Caution As long as you follow the above instructions for refueling after the second automatic stop...

Page 181: ...octane rating RON used in an emergency is lower than engine required The engine can only run at medium speed and low load Heavy engine load or high engine speed at full throttle can damage the engine...

Page 182: ...n Subjects with sharp edges on clothes such as zippers or rivets may leave permanent scratches or marks on the surface of leather When cleaning the seat belts do NOT remove the belts Do NOT use chemic...

Page 183: ...t belt lock be sure to go to an authorized BAIC dealership to get it repaired Cleaning Maintenance of Leather 1 Use a vacuum cleaner to suck dust 2 Use a clean and soft cloth and water to clean leathe...

Page 184: ...t work normally Do not remove or modify the seat belts without permission Be sure to regularly check the status of all seat belts of the vehicle In the event of damage to the backing tapes connection...

Page 185: ...salt will affect the functioning of the brake Do NOT install protective boards or coat anti corrosive materials around the exhaust muffler exhaust pipes the catalytic purifier or other hot parts When...

Page 186: ...oft cloth sponge or soft brush to lightly wash the vehicle then rinse the vehicle from top to bottom several times 4 Wheels and the footstep should be washed last During the cleaning be sure to change...

Page 187: ...shing the vehicle do NOT flush water into the engine compartment Otherwise it will affect the service life of the parts of the engine compartment Waxing Regularly waxing can protect the body paint and...

Page 188: ...must be done at an authorized BAIC dealership Cleaning and Maintenance of Exterior Plastic Parts Usually exterior plastic parts can be cleaned using water a soft cloth or soft brush Otherwise use clea...

Page 189: ...ay be used to clear the snow that has accumulated on the windows and the rearview mirror of the vehicle An ice removing spray agent or an ice scraper may be used to clear accumulated ice the scraper s...

Page 190: ...pen reduce the door slamming sound and it is not easy to be frozen in winter The Maintenance Operation 1 Use a soft cloth to clear dust and dirt from the surfaces of the sealing strips 2 Regularly use...

Page 191: ...suggested that check the protective layers of the vehicle bottom and the chassis before winter or spring Reparation should be done if necessary Authorized BAIC dealerships can provide suitable repair...

Page 192: ...s temperature controlled it can start work even when vehicle is power off For safety the engine hood must be tightly locked while driving Therefore after the engine hood is closed it is necessary to c...

Page 193: ...be unlocked and the engine hood will slightly open upwards Lightly lift the engine hood press the Level 2 unlocking handle upwards with your fingers and raise the engine hood Prop up the support rod o...

Page 194: ...t in the front part of the engine compartment Lower the engine hood to a position close to the fender and then release the engine hood After the engine hood is closed be sure to check that the lock ca...

Page 195: ...eering fluid reservoir 5 Windshield washing liquid reservoir 6 Fuse box under the covering panel Caution Before the engine hood is opened to the full extent make sure to remove the washer pipeline fro...

Page 196: ...g be sure to immediately turn off the engine and check the engine oil level When necessary add engine oil If the engine oil level is normal but the warning light still flashes be sure NOT to continue...

Page 197: ...engine oil according to the oil level F Upper limit mark for engine oil L Lower limit mark for engine oil The oil level should be between the upper limit mark and the lower limit mark A certain amoun...

Page 198: ...reful to NOT spray engine oil onto any engine part or the exhaust system The engine oil filler cover must remain in a tightened state so as to prevent engine oil from splashing out and causing fire wh...

Page 199: ...charged waste engine oil should be stored in a special container and the container must be big enough to contain all the waste engine oil Do NOT store waste engine oil in a container which has been us...

Page 200: ...hold foods or in a container which is not the original so as to prevent confusion and poisoning due to ingestion by mistake The discharged waste coolant should be treated accordingly To ensure the an...

Page 201: ...n and then check the coolant level If the coolant level is normal it may be that a radiator fan fault has caused the system to overheat Check to see whether the radiator fan fuse has smelt and make re...

Page 202: ...time to check whether the coolant level is within the marked range on the side of the expansion tank MAX for upper limit of coolant MIN for lower limit of coolant The coolant level should be between...

Page 203: ...k Otherwise when the engine reaches a hot state the excessive coolant will overflow Only new coolant can be added The coolant must comply with the provisions of this Manual If no suitable coolant can...

Page 204: ...e fluid based on the brake fluid level If the brake pedal depression accidentally becomes longer or the brake fluid level falls markedly please immediately contact an authorized BAIC dealership If the...

Page 205: ...ked Warning Before opening the engine hood be sure to carefully read and follow the relevant warning instructions If the braking system warning light does not go out or lights up while driving it is l...

Page 206: ...ontainer Only a brake fluid which meets the correct specification should be used Brake fluid is a toxic substance Do NOT store the brake fluid in a container which has been used to hold food or in a c...

Page 207: ...k for the power steering fluid MIN is the lower limit mark for the power steering fluid The power steering fluid level should be between the upper limit mark and the lower limit mark If the fluid leve...

Page 208: ...of the power steering fluid ask an authorized BAIC dealership to inspect your vehicle In all circumstances when the power steering fluid level is below the MIN mark or a fast and noticeable loss of t...

Page 209: ...mediately use clear water to wash it out and then go to see a doctor right away If battery acid is splashed onto the skin or clothes be sure to immediately use a dense soap liquid to neutralize it and...

Page 210: ...e following usage conditions or situations be sure to regularly check battery power Vehicle with a long driven mileage Driving in hot countries or regions Battery is too old Driving in cold countries...

Page 211: ...e specified maintenance cycles In the event of battery damage the battery power will be insufficient making it difficult to start the vehicle In such a situation it is suggested that you go to an auth...

Page 212: ...cting the wires from the battery terminals After the engine is turned off if the ignition switch remains in the ON mode for a long time or the headlights or the lighting equipment is still in the ON m...

Page 213: ...be sure to carefully read and follow the relevant warning instructions Do NOT add any coolant or any other additives into the windshield washing liquid They will leave oil stains when the windshield i...

Page 214: ...e grease cannot clear such deposits If the wiper blade is damaged it may also generate a frictional sound At this time the wiper blade should be replaced The positioning angle of the wiper arm is inco...

Page 215: ...rrow B Rear wiper blade can be installed following the sequence opposite that of removing the rear wiper blade Warning While driving be sure to clean all vehicle window glass to maintain good vision R...

Page 216: ...ing direction and dynamic balancing state of the wheels will be kept unchanged The removed wheels and tires should be stored in a cool and dry place ideally in shade away from sunlight Tires which are...

Page 217: ...en driven not over 1 6km Remove the valve cap from the valve core of the tire press the tire pressure gauge to the valve with force and then the tire pressure will be displayed No adjustment will be n...

Page 218: ...thus resulting in traffic accidents and personal injuries The tire pressure must meet the provisions Otherwise it may cause accidents If the vehicle is still driven at a high speed when tire pressure...

Page 219: ...ignment It is also necessary to check to see whether the tires or wheels are damaged In addition it is also necessary to regularly check the tightening torque of the wheel nuts The corrected torque is...

Page 220: ...tightening must be made in strict accordance with the torque requirements When To Replace Tires All original tires bear wear indication marks These marks are located on the narrow strips inside the t...

Page 221: ...he vehicle to get information on the model and dimension of the tires needed Warning Mixed use of tires will make the vehicle run out of control while driving If you mix tires of different dimensions...

Page 222: ...thorized BAIC dealership to have repairs made The authorized BAIC dealership knows which type of rim should be used The new rim should have the same load capacity diameter width and alignment as those...

Page 223: ...ring wheel to your desired driving direction so as to keep control over the vehicle It could be very bumpy and noisy but you can still control the vehicle Lightly depress the brake to stop the vehicle...

Page 224: ...5 Handling of Accidents Warning Triangles and Fire Extinguisher 223 Spare Tires and Tools 224 Replacement of fuse 232 Replacement of bulb 242 Emergency start 242 Emergency traction 244...

Page 225: ...the danger slow down and pass by The warning triangles should be placed behind the vehicle driving direction in accordance with the relevant State regulations When placing a warning triangle on an ord...

Page 226: ...ding to the following steps 1 Take the wheel lock key and the wheel nut wrench out from the accompanying tool box 2 Pull out the hub cap of the spare wheel in the axial direction 3 Follow the right an...

Page 227: ...l the six clamps in complete the assembly Warning Do NOT use damaged spare wheels or spare wheels which have been worn to the maximum limit Spare tires which are more than six years old can only be us...

Page 228: ...accidents If it is indeed needed to operate under the vehicle a suitable protective support must be placed under the vehicle Caution After use the jack must be put back to its original place Also pay...

Page 229: ...rim Also put a warning triangle in a suitable place behind the vehicle and turn on the emergency warning light Warning There are risks when tires are replaced The vehicle may slide off the jack tip o...

Page 230: ...hold the end part of the wrench handle and pull it upwards But be sure to NOT let the wrench go off the nut Do NOT remove the nut Instead just loosen it by approximately one turn Tips Before lifting t...

Page 231: ...ng tire on the ground with its outer surface facing upwards Caution The lifting and follow up replacement procedures could only be performed after the nuts of the wheel have been loosened Warning The...

Page 232: ...e When installing the wheel nuts use your hand to tighten them first Then push the wheel backwards to see if it can be tightened a bit more Turn the jack handle clockwise to lower the vehicle Use the...

Page 233: ...ed wheel should promptly and correctly installed into the spare tire storage place After use the accompanying tools should be promptly cleaned and put back to their original place Check the wheel nut...

Page 234: ...e of non woven fabrics or similar materials on the knee protective panel close to the ignition lock to protect the knee protective panel against scratching during the removal and installation 3 Force...

Page 235: ...Power Distribution Center the position map on the fuse box cover and tables to determine the one or several fuses that control the component Before you are able to determine whether the fault is cause...

Page 236: ...ts again within a short time it then indicates that the vehicle may have a serious electrical fault At this time you should leave the melted fuse in the circuit and contact an authorized BAIC dealersh...

Page 237: ...tch IG 30 15A TCU IG 31 10A EMS ABS steering angle yaw angle sensor IG 32 20A 220V Power 33 40A Blower 34 5A TCU B AT specified 35 40A ABS ESP B 36 Reserved 37 Reserved 38 Reserved 39 Reserved 40 Rese...

Page 238: ...devices share one fuse Engine Compartment Power Distribution Center Layout Position Specification Function 48 50A High speed Fan 1 49 50A High speed Fan 2 J20 V7 High speed Fan 1 J21 V7 High speed Fan...

Page 239: ...Replacement of Fuse 237 5 Cabin fuse box Layout Specifications and Function of fuse box in cabin...

Page 240: ...21 10A Electronic mirror Defroster relay EPB switch USB charge plug 22 10A Brake switch 23 5A automobile data recorder 24 Reserved 25 Reserved 26 Reserved 27 Reserved 28 Reserved 29 Reserved 30 10A F...

Page 241: ...tteries should be 12V and their capacity Ah should not below that of the vehicle battery which has discharged Only jumper cables with a sufficient cross section can be used Attention should be paid to...

Page 242: ...or the metal component which is reliably connected with the engine cylinder 6 Start the vehicle with the power supplying battery and let it run in idle speed and then start the engine of the vehicle w...

Page 243: ...open flames Doing so may cause explosions Emergency Towing The front and rear parts of the vehicle are both equipped with a towing hook which can be used for towing things When your vehicle breaks dow...

Page 244: ...d with the Arrow is installed on the welded plate in the rear of the vehicle Towing the Vehicle Warning If the vehicle needs to be dragged we suggest that you entrust an authorized BAIC dealership or...

Page 245: ...the ground Otherwise during the towing the bumper or body of the towed vehicle might be damaged Towing from rear Caution Do NOT tow the vehicle from the rear when the front wheels are on the ground Th...

Page 246: ...6 Vehicle specifications Identification code 245 Vehicle parameter 248...

Page 247: ...windshield glass 2 on the body between the two hinges of the engine hood 3 only visible when the engine hood is fully opened on the inside of the tailgate 4 and on the beam of the right vehicle 5 The...

Page 248: ...ter Part code T11200001 Part name BAIC Diagnostic system Part code T19900010 Part name PAD Diagnostic tester Engine Transmission Transfer case Codes The engine code is pasted on the engine cover The e...

Page 249: ...lower part of the B pillar on the front passenger s side The following information can be read from the product label 1 Vehicle identification number 2 Brand vehicle model 3 Engine model maximum engi...

Page 250: ...Height mm 1871 Wheelbase mm 2745 Minimum ground clearance full load mm 210 Front wheel track mm 1610 Rear wheel track mm 1610 The outside rearview mirrors is not included in the vehicle outside profi...

Page 251: ...load mm 210 210 Maximum passenger 5 5 Min turning diameter 12 5 12 5 Approach angle 37 37 Departure angle 31 31 curb weight 2095 2055 axle load front rear stut of curb 1099 996 1078 977 Total mass kg...

Page 252: ...220 Rim dimension 17X8J Tire Dimension 265 65R17 Wheel nut torque N m 140 10 140 10 110 5 dynamic balancing Unilateral residual unbalance 10g The Braking System Brake pedal s free stroke mm 10 20 Clut...

Page 253: ...280 1900 4500 350 1900 4300 Idle speed A C not working The Engine is hot 750 50 750 50 Idling A C working The engine is hot 750 50 750 50 Consumption and filling amount reference quantity L Type Fuel...

Page 254: ...Rear combination lights Position lighti Brake light Reverse light Turn signal light LED High brake light LED Daytime running light high level configuration LED Trunk Light LED Foot space light LED Am...

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