BYD L3 AUTO, Owner'S Manual

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BYD L3
AUTO Owner’s Manual
Emergency Treatment 4-5
5. Start the engine in normal way, and
then step lightly on the accelerator
pedal to keep the engine running for
several minutes at the speed of
2000rpm.
6. Disconnect the starting wire
carefully in the reversed order of
connection: disconnect the cathode
starting wire first, and then disconnect
the anode starting wire.
7. Take away the cloth covering the
battery, which may be spilled with
sulphuric acid.
8. To relocate the battery, you shall
put all plugs of the battery back in
place.
If the battery power is discharged for
reasons unknown (such as a light
remaining on), please contact the
BYD service station for examination.
If Engine Stalls in Driving
If Engine Stalls in Driving…
1. Please slow down the car slowly,
keep moving in a straight way and
run off the road to a safe place.
2. Turn on the emergency flashlight.
3. Turn ignition
switch on ―ACC‖ or
―LOCK‖, try again to start the
engine.
If the engine can not start up, please
see "
If the Car Cannot Start Up ".
TIPS
When the engine is not running,
boosters of brake and steering
device do not work, which makes
steering
and braking more
difficult than usual.
If the Car Is Overheated
If the engine coolant thermometer
indicates overheated, or there is
power loss, loud knocking, or noisy
bang, that means the engine may be
overheated. Please handle it as per
the procedures below…
1 Drive the car off road, stop it and
turn on the emergency flashlight.
Set the transmission to N gear, and
apply the parking brake. Shut down
air conditioning if it is running.
2. If there is coolant or steam spouting
out of the radiator or expansion tank,
please shut down the engine. Open
engine hood after steam fades away.
If no coolant or steam is spouting,
just keep the engine running and
make sure the cooling fan is working;
if not, please turn off the ignition
switch.