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Preface 

273 

 

Introduction 

Safety and Environmental Protection 

New Vehicle Inspection 

Run in of New Vehicle 

Common Vehicle Symbol Instruction 

Instrument Panel 

Warning Device 

Instruments 

Audio 

Panel description 

Performance 

Use notes   

Operation Method 

Operation Method of Attachment 

Removal fault 

Error 

Audio System Modification 

Air Conditioning System 

Air renewal 

Electric controlled automatic air conditioning system 

Failure recovery 

Rear window defrosting/exterior rear-view mirror heating 

Lamp Control 

Headlamp Switch 

Headlamp High/Low Beam Selector Switch 

Flash of Front Headlamp 

Front/Rear Fog Light Switch 

Turn Signal Lamp 

Lane change signal lamp 

Dashboard illumination dimmer 

Interior Front Ceiling Lamp 

Interior Rear Ceiling Lamp 

Luggage Boot Illuminating Lamp 

Sun visor vanity mirror 

Front Sill Lamp and Key Cylinder Lamp 

Danger Flash Alarm Lamp Switch 

Operation and Adjustment of Interior Device 

Steering lock/ignition switch 

Steering wheel adjustment 

Loudspeaker 

Windshield wiper and washing system 

Interior rear-view mirror 

Summary of Contents for Eastar

Page 1: ...Introduction Chapter 1 Introduction...

Page 2: ...nce with the Eastars series SQR7240 SQR7200 model plan till the print date namely for all the standard equipment and optional equipment in Eastars series model some equipment may be supplied in the fu...

Page 3: ...n the use lifetime working reliability and economy of the vehicle therefore the use of the new vehicle must abide by the run in regulations strictly Run in Regulation within 1 000km Full speed driving...

Page 4: ...ining is replaced with a new one When the new vehicle traveled for 800km the wheel nuts must be re tightened to the specified torque Please refer to the chapter Capability and Specification Parameters...

Page 5: ...completed the vehicle delivery inspection defined by Chery Automobile Co Ltd and its quality met with the technical specification of Chery Automobile Co Ltd Vehicle Delivery Date _____________ Dealer...

Page 6: ...Introduction Vehicle Delivery Date Dealer Stamp Model Body VIN No Engine Serial No Transmission Serial No...

Page 7: ...tire vehicle lamps including head lamp turn lamp fog lamp combined lamp compartment lamp brake lamp backup lamp tail lamp reading lamp door lamp and instrument lamp Yes No 6 Windscreen glass and body...

Page 8: ...f alarm indicators Yes No 5 Correct maintenance period and mileage Yes No 6 Vehicle maintenance items in winter and summer Yes No 7 Correct understanding of cooling system coolant usage Yes No 8 Corre...

Page 9: ...To One counseling service mode introduction for Yes as for No Contact the service counsel instead of anyone else in case of any problems or needs The service counsel appointed by the service station...

Page 10: ...ed II One To One counseling service mode introduction for Yes as for No Contact the service counsel instead of anyone else in case of any problems or needs The service counsel appointed by the service...

Page 11: ...inition Front and rear side power window Please refer to the User Manual Parking lamp Rear window switch prohibited Safety warning Sound alarm Rear fog lamp Power seat Fuel Front fog lamp Cigarette li...

Page 12: ...ion ABS Fasten the safety belt Interior lamp Engine self examination trouble light Danger flash alarm lamp Horn Engine coolant fan Power pole No fire Head lamp switch Air bag Anti sideslip indicator l...

Page 13: ...Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Jack Caution fan Windscreen defrosting High beam lamp Acidic Vehicle maintenance indicator Low beam lamp Air bag identification Wiper switch AT Trouble indicator l...

Page 14: ...Instrument Panel Chapter 2 Instrument Panel...

Page 15: ...Instrument Panel Instrument Panel...

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Page 17: ...Instrument Panel Dashboard...

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Page 19: ...tion switch is turned on the indicator will be ON for a short period and the ABS system will have a self check to determine if the system functions well If the indicator keeps ON or blinking after the...

Page 20: ...aking system Door Open warning indicator When ignition switch is turned on the indicator will be ON if any car door fails to be closed rightly Parking position indicator green The indicator will be ON...

Page 21: ...ely Automatic cruising indicator When ignition switch is in the position of ON press down the ON button of cruising controller and the automatic cursing indicator in the dashboard blinks to suggest in...

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Page 23: ...k Low engine oil pressure warning indicator When ignition switch is turned on the indicator should blink immediately and should be OFF after the engine is started If the indicator is not OFF after the...

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Page 25: ...rning lamp The indicator appears at the display screen above central air outlet of instrument panel When ignition switch is turned on the indicator will be ON if luggage compartment gate fails to be c...

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Page 27: ...ive carefully and hurry to a service station for brake strip replacement Servicing maintenance indicator When mileage counter reads preset mileage accumulated 5000km the warning indicator will be ON t...

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Page 29: ...Instrument Panel Instruments...

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Page 31: ...is ON for alarming the engine should be shut off and the cooling system should be checked Higher than H Overheated range When the pointer falls within the red range please have your car stopped in a s...

Page 32: ...the car Please use Chery tire of original size Otherwise speed meter can t display vehicle speed correctly Mileage counter and digital clock Gear shifting is displayed on the left of mileage counter...

Page 33: ...in However it is advised that gear shift operating rod be pushed to the next higher gear position or move your foot away from accelerator pedal at the latest when the pointer reaches this area Notice...

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Page 35: ...Audio Chapter 3 Audio...

Page 36: ...Audio Note Read carefully the instructions for audio attached if the vehicle is not configured with the audio system below...

Page 37: ...Audio Audio Panel 1 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 15 19 16 21 20 9 4 3 2 5 22 6 7 8...

Page 38: ...d normal playback CD MP3 playback 14 Preset key 1 Push for long for radio RANDOM Push for short for random playback of CD MP3 disc 15 Preset key 2 Push for long for radio 16 Preset key 3 Push for long...

Page 39: ...e ensure that you can still hear traffic signals air siren alarm whistle etc Audio audio effect mode adjustment Push the SET button to enter into the audio effect mode to select the option you want to...

Page 40: ...of FM AST or 6 stations in the waveband of MW AM AST When you use the AST feature the stations originally stored in the FM AST or MW AM waveband will be covered Push the AST button to enter into Auto...

Page 41: ...to exit from the mode of repeated playback MP3 disc list selection Push the D button to enter into the next list of MP3 disc Push the D button to enter into the previous list of MP3 disc Disc ejectio...

Page 42: ...o early insertion of USB disk according to capacity of USB disk and size of storage files Don t pull out the USB disk in a hurry during the period of time Playback The following will be displayed duri...

Page 43: ...y You d better insert or pull out a USB disk when the host is shut down 2 Don t extend the USB connecting line provided by manufacturer with another extension cord because the USB protocol has high de...

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Page 45: ...the audio is restarted For another instance the volume is lower than reference volume when the audio is turned off and the initial volume is still as reference volume when the audio is restarted Inspe...

Page 46: ...sk and F disk or more disk partitions the machine will be unable to read MP3 songs from the HD If you want to use it please combine all disk partitions into a single disk partition on your computer Un...

Page 47: ...Air Conditioning System Chapter 4 Air Conditioning System...

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Page 49: ...ore windshield Please keep the air inlet beneath windshield glass clear of snow deposit tree leaf etc to ensure regular and effective heating and ventilation Foul air within the vehicle is dissipated...

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Page 51: ...Air Conditioning System...

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Page 53: ...he car passes through an automatic car washer Air cleaner should be replaced according to driving environment and customer habits Air flow distribution Air flows and directions may be adjusted through...

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Page 55: ...Air Conditioning System Electric controlled automatic air conditioning system...

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Page 57: ...r conditioning system are displayed in the figure above When air conditioning system runs some symbols may not appear Relevant symbols only appear in relevant operating modes Thereby they represent cu...

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Page 59: ...peed control button Push down the triangle up button to improve rotation speed of air blower to increase wind rate push down the triangle down button to decrease rotation speed of air blower to reduce...

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Page 61: ...set 5 AUTO mode switch When the button is pushed down the control system will adjust automatically position of air mixture door air conditioning status rotation speed of fan and external air intake o...

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Page 63: ...to switch between the three modes below to display the following three symbols Towards feet air output fully to foot space Towards face air output fully to the area at the height of face Towards feet...

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Page 65: ...prove cooling effect and reduce fuel consumption Don t open the air conditioning system during running when windows keep open General description The air conditioning system absorbs moisture of air wh...

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Page 67: ...on rear window could be removed when the defrosting and heating button is pushed down Rear window defrosting heating device works only when the igniting circuit is put through Push down the electrica...

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Page 69: ...Air Conditioning System Manual air conditioning system Air conditioning control panel...

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Page 71: ...the temperature inside can be reduced but also temperature of the air from outside can be reduced to make passengers more comfortable and avoid fogging of vehicle windows All vehicle windows should b...

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Page 73: ...in dusty environment or in the case of waiting for pass permission indicated by green light in urban area and for rapid cooling or heating of indoor air Notice Internal circulation mode can be used on...

Page 74: ...e instructions If air conditioning system is not used for a month or a longer period curb idling of engine with air conditioning enabled is necessary even in winter The air conditioning system should...

Page 75: ...Lamp Control Chapter 5 Lamp Control...

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Page 77: ...tomatically Headlamp High Low Beam Selector Switch Under the condition that the lamp is turned on pull the handle towards the IP direction to shift into the high beam lamp after passing the force appl...

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Page 79: ...onsole of the dashboard under the audio control panel When the headlamp switch is at gear 1position press the front fog light switch to turn on the front fog light but it can t turn on the rear fog li...

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Page 81: ...downwards to the force application point and the relevant turn lamp will flash and meanwhile the turn signal lamp in the dashboard will also flash Dashboard illumination dimmer During the working peri...

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Page 83: ...irror lamp will light once the vanity mirror cover is opened Front Sill Lamp and Key Cylinder Lamp When the front door is opened the key cylinder lamp and the front sill lamp will both light The front...

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Page 85: ...d fog phenomenon When the lamp has moisture and the high or low beam lamps are turned on within 30 minutes the moisture will gradually start to disappear after one hour the moisture naturally disappea...

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Page 87: ...Operation and Adjustment of Interior Devices Chapter 6 Operation and Adjustment of Interior Device...

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Page 89: ...Operation and Adjustment of Interior Devices Interior Device Operation and Adjustment...

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Page 91: ...The ignition circuit is put through and all electric loops can start working Warning indicator and indicator lamp light up This is the normal position of key in driving and the position necessarily s...

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Page 93: ...wheel in running Loudspeaker Loudspeaker buttons are located at both sides of the steering wheel as indicated by arrows above Windshield wiper and washing system Check whether wiper blades are frozen...

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Page 95: ...be much shorter Automatic wiping If automatic wiping is configured AUTO indicates automatic wiping windshield wiper will work automatically in rainy weather when the control lever is moved upwards fro...

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Page 97: ...rear view mirror for reducing glare in night driving Window visor Cosmetic mirror available on window visor may be opened for use window visor may be released from fixation clamp and rotated to side...

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Page 99: ...the regulating switch into place in an anti clockwise way to adjust left exterior rear view mirror rotate the regulating switch into place in a clockwise way to adjust right exterior rear view mirror...

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Page 101: ...cal objects Pay attention not to overestimating actual distance of an object Electric window Left front door Right front door Back door Electric window works only in the state that ignition switch is...

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Page 103: ...esponding rear windows It is advised to do so when there are kids on rear seats Notice Be careful when you close a window Observe prudently to protect against any injury caused by squeezing Switches o...

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Page 105: ...ay cigarette lighter Press in the cigarette lighter to kick it up for use The cigarette lighter can be also used even if ignition switch is turned off Prepositional cup holder Open the cover plate to...

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Page 107: ...ctive force control indicator TCS indicator will be ON At this time you ll hear running noise of electric pump from power plant nacelle in the meanwhile the engine speed won t be increased if you trea...

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Page 109: ...l cup holder is located in the front of central armrest of backseats Power Outlet Power outlet is set at left front side of front passenger s side seat and on the right lower guard plate of central co...

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Page 111: ...e a power consumer with rated voltage not as 12V at this outlet Otherwise the power consumer is possibly damaged or fire disasters caused This outlet has its power supplied by accumulator cells on the...

Page 112: ...Door Lock Theft Protection Chapter 7 Door Lock Theft Protection...

Page 113: ...locked and unlocked with car key at driver s side door All car doors are simultaneously locked by pushing locking buttons on the door plaques at driver s side or front passengers side all car doors ar...

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Page 115: ...ther temperature inside car rapidly rises after engine stops running Man and animals have their health jeopardized or even die in high temperature environment brain death covered Infants are especiall...

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Page 117: ...pull handle push the pull handle leftward and pull the bonnet upward Pull up the release bar to open the bonnet lock 3 Raise the bonnet which is supported by two air shock eliminators 4 In closing the...

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Page 119: ...Door Locking Unlocking Push the button once to lock all car doors Simultaneously direction light blinks once and horn blares once indicating antitheft function enablement When the button is pushed aga...

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Page 121: ...l protection regulations Engine Electronic Antitheft System Car electronic theft protection is designed for engine theft protection and greatly enhances overall vehicle safety Chips are embedded in ev...

Page 122: ...Door Lock Theft Protection Chapter 8 Seat and Safety Protection...

Page 123: ...slanting by no more than 30 degrees Adjust headrest appropriately to make the top of headrest level with upper end of your head Don t make front seats excessively close to instrument panel Hold the st...

Page 124: ...o move a seat forward and backward Pull up the regulator rod at the external leading edge to your seat forward and backward Release the regulator rod when the seat is adjusted into place Then rock the...

Page 125: ...here are two control switches with exact functions below Switch 1 Used to adjust angle of inclination of seat backrest Push upper end of switch forward or backward with your finger to cause seat backr...

Page 126: ...ed during running Thereby the electric switch can be only adjusted when the car stops Don t allow any person except for a driver to touch upon the electric switch during running to avoid displacement...

Page 127: ...points forward the waist rest will jack up when the handle points upward slantwise the waist rest will be taken back Headrest If during the running your car is rear ended by a car that follows the he...

Page 128: ...height of headrest assures that its top keeps level with one s head Headrest dismounting and mounting methods To dismount headrest press the spring clamp outside guide part of headrest and pull the he...

Page 129: ...e is a carrier platform in the central backrest of rear seat which can be turned inside out to be laid down on seat cushion There is a retainer plate behind the platform the retainer plate may be laid...

Page 130: ...Driving open Excessive exhaust gas may be sucked into the vehicle via open tail gate If articles must be carried inside please fix them to protect against displacement...

Page 131: ...t relaxed and twisted and clear of obstacles Driver and front occupant should well wear safety belts during running Avoid wearing over corpulent and thick clothes Seat belts should be tightly fastened...

Page 132: ...Seat belt should runs through external shoulder center with the waist part tightly through the hip instead of stomach Insert clapper into buckle until the click sound is heard Otherwise seat belt fail...

Page 133: ...usted in length automatically When using it insert the clapper into buckle until the click sound is heard Then adjust its length manually to make it tightly through the hip Don t lean front seat exces...

Page 134: ...ontroller to move safety belt through central shoulder area then release the lock knob and rock the controller to determine whether the controller is locked up Seat belt pre tensioner Don t dismount s...

Page 135: ...ioned safety belt e g after a traffic accident should be replaced by Chery chartered maintenance point immediately with anchoring parts inspected Make no attempts to repair or lubricate roller or buck...

Page 136: ...n tepid water Manual heating should be avoided Don t use chemical detergent boiling water bleacher or dye Don t let water run into roller mechanism of seat belt SRS airbag Combinational use of SRS air...

Page 137: ...occupants can be effectively protected only when they re in sitting posture as erect as possible Fasten safety belt always and keep an appropriate distance from the steering wheel Only when safety bel...

Page 138: ...hould be adopted and the lower back end should be tightly close to seat back with caster angle of seat back no more than 30 degrees Don t bring front seats excessively close to the instrumental panel...

Page 139: ...bserve and determine if SRS airbag can work regularly with the naked eye after collision determine through the impact strength borne by vehicle body In some accidents where SRS airbag isn t inflated a...

Page 140: ...ety belt SRS airbag can be used only as the supplemental device of safety belt Random dismounting of SRS airbag elements possibly results in human safety hazards Don t modify inherent elements of SRS...

Page 141: ...hery chartered maintenance station for inspection As suggested by manufacturer of the SRS airbag installed on the car the SRS airbag should be replaced every 10 years By then efficiency of inflating a...

Page 142: ...g baby seat child seat or elevated seat cushion CRS must apply and be approved by government Combination of such emergency seats and seat belts helps assure safety for children to the most extent Infa...

Page 143: ...rear seat with elevated seat cushion Adjustable auxiliary safety belt fastened on elevated seat cushion ensures that diagonal safety belt traverses the shoulder area appropriately Elevated sitting pos...

Page 144: ...accommodates one child only In accordance with provisions of Law of the People s Republic of China on Road Traffic Safety it is forbidden that children sit on front seats and children should occupy em...

Page 145: ...Driving Chapter 9 Driving...

Page 146: ...me in your car please turn to Chery chartered service station for inspection Continuous driving is forbidden Safety tips Idling speed of engine is controlled by electric control system The idling spee...

Page 147: ...ter 10 seconds 3 If the temperature is lower than 12 C and the engine can t be started within 15 seconds the first time twisted the key to the position OFF and try again after 10 seconds If the engine...

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Page 149: ...exhaust system changes Automobile is damaged due to collision Some components of engine exhaust gas and certain chemicals contained or emitted by some auto parts may lead to cancer defects of the new...

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Page 151: ...ions they may operate again all of a sudden due to high temperature Thereby be particularly careful when working beside the engine Brake Double loop braking system Your car is equipped with a diagonal...

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Page 153: ...f brake lining or replace the brake lining necessarily in consideration of the maintenance mileage as specified in the maintenance manual Shift in a lower gear appropriately in downslope running makin...

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Page 155: ...o evade obstacles It is suggested that you shall be familiar with the braking technique while taking no unnecessary risks Though the ABS can ensure best braking efficiency stopping distance varies acc...

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Page 157: ...wheels Steering To avoid damages to the power steering system The duration for the steering wheel to be rotated to the extreme to the dead point leftward or rightward shouldn t exceed a few seconds w...

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Page 159: ...n equipped is an electronically controlled quad speed variator Relevant operations of automatic transmission will be introduced below Reference relevant information for automatic transmission type ind...

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Page 161: ...h appropriate tools e g screwdriver to move the gearshift lever even if the brake pedal is not stepped on R Reverse gear Shift in this position necessarily in backing a car This position can be select...

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Page 163: ...by driver will be displayed in figures in the display panel Take gear 2 as an example below Shift lock To move the gearshift lever from the position P to R from N to R or from R to P push down the lim...

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Page 165: ...ission can provide augmented torsion in climbing up an abrupt slope or overtaking To obtain compulsory gear down effects step on the gasoline throttle to the bottom at gear D and hold on The transmiss...

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Page 167: ...l braking lasts too long in downslope driving the braking performance will fade due to overheating of the brake Please use engine braking to lower the vehicle speed The engine braking refers to the br...

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Page 169: ...tor suggests non realization of cruise status please try again to enter cruise status if failed please contact with Chery chartered service station and ask for inspection repair service 2 In cruise st...

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Page 171: ...status and car speed falls if car speed does not fall below 25km h the car will run back into cruise status before brake pedal is stepped on and cruise indicator constantly shines when brake pedal is...

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Page 173: ...In case of such abnormal phenomena in driving as abnormal noise detected in transmission and obvious unwieldiness in operation immediately stop and check your car and continue your driving when all fa...

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Page 175: ...sor gun nozzle of leadless gasoline pump When gasoline engine operates high tension line of ignition coil shall not be pulled off Check whether engine works normally or observe spark flashover by reso...

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Page 177: ...converter or the area close to these devices Don t disassemble insulating panel Oil Consumption Oil consumption is affected by the following factors Car speed and gear selection When car speed is cons...

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Page 179: ...ower engine speed Foresee traffic conditions When unnecessary immediately turn off air conditioner and windshield heating Regularly check and adjust tyre pressure Regularly implement car maintenance a...

Page 180: ...e When cooling liquid temperature rises to fan starting temperature and fan fails to start check whether fan fuse is blown and replace the fuse when necessary Fan rotation speed has nothing to do with...

Page 181: ...Emergency Response Chapter 10 Emergency Response Emergency Response...

Page 182: ...artup possibly incurring damages to the engine Turn to Chery chartered maintenance point for emergency services immediately Please correctly use compressor gun for fueling Insert a compressor gun into...

Page 183: ...h the car for accidental conditions Chery chartered service stations keep available bulbs of various specs For the purpose of safety the following bulbs of great importance to traffic safety should be...

Page 184: ...out the lamp holder replace the bulb damaged with a new bulb Screw down the anchor screws and well install the protective cover of head 3 Open the holder cover according to the direction indicated on...

Page 185: ...t Thereby you d better turn to Chery chartered service stations for replacement of bulb for fog lamp Tail light bulb 1 Open the tail gate Uncouple the back kick holding down clip of tail light bank co...

Page 186: ...Emergency Response 1 Dismount the tapping screws that fasten license light to take them down...

Page 187: ...p for luggage compartment 2 Replace the bulb 3 Install it into the mounting hole on the veil of loudspeaker Front headlight beam adjustment Front headlight beam adjustment involves driving safety Ther...

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Page 189: ...dentified through that fuse is disconnected All fuses are of thrust in type Mini fuse Fuse tube Any authorized change to electrical or fuel system of automobile will affect automobile performance and...

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Page 191: ...box for power plant nacelle Rather than Version 07 It is positioned on the left of power plant nacelle and behind accumulator cell Pull up the covering plate after releasing the latch to dismount the...

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Page 193: ...e relay S6 ignition switch F8 oil pump F18 brake switch R6AT relay S7 fuse box F9 for standby use F19 radio R7 air conditioning relay S8 ISU power supply F10 high beam F20 rear view mirror defrosting...

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Page 195: ...power plant nacelle Version 07 It is positioned on the left of power plant nacelle and behind accumulator cell Pull up the covering plate after releasing the latch to dismount the cover plate of fuse...

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Page 197: ...ght right license plate lamp right front small light R4 oil pump relay S3 fan high speed fuse F5 ECU oxygen sensor F15 rear windshield defrosting R5 engine relay S4ABS fuse F6 ECU diagnosis interface...

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Page 199: ...ing and standby power supply 20A 4 Air conditioning control module 10A 5 Diagnosis device 10A 6 Glove box lamp and cigarette lighter 20A 7 Audio system 15A 8 Radio recorder and automatic ceiling contr...

Page 200: ...se box of the instrumental panel ACTECO engine configured It is positioned on the left of the instrumental panel Fuse box cover can be seen when the door at driver s side is opened Replace the fuse af...

Page 201: ...Emergency Response...

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Page 203: ...41ABS module F46 ISU F32 loudspeaker relay F37 instrument theft protection indicator F42 ISU F47 gearshift switch F33 noctilucent switch headlight relay F38 windshield wiper motor F43ECU13 driving spe...

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Page 205: ...er plant nacelle Vehicle Wheel Replacement Please follow the precautions below before the car is jacked Park your car at an appropriate position Please confirm that tyre replacement will neither affec...

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Page 207: ...nscrew the screw bolt fully 3 Take the spare wheel out Lifting jack attached To jack the car with a lifting jack is only used to replace vehicle wheels Don t operate under the vehicle The maximum work...

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Page 209: ...ing jack to ensure the whole pedal side is on the hard ground 11 Lifting jack must prop up the lifting point vertically 12 Prop up the vehicle until wheels leave the ground 13 Dismount wheel nuts and...

Page 210: ...wed please be hospitalized immediately Keep children distant from accumulator acid Accumulator cell releases explosive gas when charged Open fire sparkles and smoking are forbidden Please avoid sparkl...

Page 211: ...body accidentally Connect the anode cable firstly and then the cathode cable in reconnecting accumulator cells Automobile may show some abnormalities in performance in early period of driving after a...

Page 212: ...e post of the accumulator cell short of power is forbidden 5 Confirm that jumper cable won t interfere with operating parts of the engine To start the engine In order to reduce voltage surge in dismou...

Page 213: ...osting forces As a result the operating forces required are larger The forces for braking and steering should be enhanced accordingly To tow AT cars In towing an AT car gearshift lever of the vehicle...

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Page 215: ...Servicing Maintenance Chapter 11 Servicing Maintenance...

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Page 217: ...hidden troubles immediately spotted and cleared to prevent failures and service life effectively extended Please carefully read the detailed elaborations hereunder on the regular methodology of mainte...

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Page 219: ...bout replacements to concerned manufacturers and suppliers of the same products do not dump the waste as part of domestic refuse or drain off the same into public drainage system Environmental protect...

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Page 221: ...Servicing Maintenance Engine Compartment Maintenance Job Mitsubishi engine...

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Page 223: ...expand and exceed by several millimeters the above gap marks In case of oil level at or below MIN mark add engine oil qualified for Chery designated specs till oil level rises to stay between MIN and...

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Page 225: ...ling liquid expands and liquid level rises to exceed MAX mark Add cooling liquid only when engine is under cold condition In case of filling when engine temperature substantially rises wait for 10 min...

Page 226: ...red service stations will check automatic transmission oil level when delivering routine maintenance procedure Accumulator cell Accumulator cell calls for occasional maintenance Liquid level is checke...

Page 227: ...check its roughness Grease silicon resin and fuel may cause wiper blade failure Cleaning of wiper blade with glass cleaner is recommended Replace Wiper Blade Hold up wiper arm in perpendicular positio...

Page 228: ...owered Tyre Replacement Unsuitable tyres and steel rings cause accidents and are not covered by warranty provisions Tyres for you car have been selected through and with careful considerations for bes...

Page 229: ...amages to your car therefore driving belt tightness shall be checked once every 1000 km driving distance Checking Procedure 1 Turn off ignition switch and take off key 2 Thumb press upon the middle pa...

Page 230: ...to especially finished surface can be avoided Cleaning Products Please use car maintenance products in the right manner to achieve best cleaning results Depainting Treatment Damages or slight scratche...

Page 231: ...ing into gaps Regular Maintenance Regulations Please drive your car to Chery chartered service stations to receive maintenance services when your car has covered certain mileage as specifically define...

Page 232: ...nd mileage 3 Check car appearance 4 Clue on keeping of valuables 5 Issue work order 6 User signs after check 7 Deliver work order to workshop staff 8 Check head light 9 Check passing light 10 Check hi...

Page 233: ...Check rear reversing light 23 Check rear fog light 24 Check license light 25 Check finished 26 Check steering wheel 27 Check air conditioner buttons 28 Check air port ventilation 29 Check indicator li...

Page 234: ...dries box electronic clock 43 Check driver seat safety belts front door switch and door lock hinge 44 Check left rear door glass lifter switch door switch door hinge seat and safety belt 45 Check righ...

Page 235: ...or cell 56 Check transmission oil mass 57 Check engine oil mass 58 Check braking oil level 59 Check timing belt 60 Check dynamo belt 61 Check air conditioner pipes 62 Check cooling pipes 63 Check oil...

Page 236: ...plug 77 Change new engine oil filter and clean engine bottom 78 Change gear box oil and clean gear box 79 Change gasoline filter 80 Check chassis bolt moment 81 Check rear axle and oil tank 82 Check w...

Page 237: ...inage bolt and gear box for oil leakage and put down the vehicle again 94 Test drive vehicle and collect test results and fill the same in work order 95 Wash car 96 Accompany users to check their cars...

Page 238: ...mation Car owner ___________________ Company name _________________ Address ________________________ Tel ________________________ E Mail _____________________ Purchase date ____________________ Purpos...

Page 239: ...hen necessary or adjust cooling liquid level 12 Check against air conditioning system leakage 4 Check against transmission oil leakage 5 Check against damaged tiebar dust cover 13 Check against power...

Page 240: ...Date ________________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage _______________ Regular Ma...

Page 241: ...___________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage _______________ Regular Maintenance 5...

Page 242: ..._________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage ________________ Regular Maintenance 5...

Page 243: ...__________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage _______________ Regular Maintenance 5...

Page 244: ...___________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage _____________ Regular Maintenance 5 0...

Page 245: ...____________ Mileage _______________ Signed by service station Signed by car owner Agreed next time service delivery date and mileage Date ________________ Mileage _____________ Regular Maintenance 5...

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Page 247: ...years after service commencement and Chery chartered service station shall be trusted to do the job Please timely go to Chery chartered service stations to change ABRS so that the system works normal...

Page 248: ...afety System Replacement Record Driver airbag Co driver airbag Left airbag Right airbag Airbag control module Airbag harness Pretensioner belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date Signed and sealed by authori...

Page 249: ...afety System Replacement Record Driver airbag Co driver airbag Left airbag Right airbag Airbag control module Airbag harness Pretensioner belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date Signed and sealed by authori...

Page 250: ...afety System Replacement Record Driver airbag Co driver airbag Left airbag Right airbag Airbag control module Airbag harness Pretensioner belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date Signed and sealed by authori...

Page 251: ...afety System Replacement Record Driver airbag Co driver airbag Left airbag Right airbag Airbag control module Airbag harness Pretensioner belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date Signed and sealed by authori...

Page 252: ...afety System Replacement Record Driver airbag Co driver airbag Left airbag Right airbag Airbag control module Airbag harness Pretensioner belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date Signed and sealed by authori...

Page 253: ...rd Date Mileage Signed and sealed by authorized service station Instrument Replacement Record Date Mileage Signed and sealed by authorized service station Date Mileage Signed and sealed by authorized...

Page 254: ...Capacity and Specs Chapter 13 Capacity and Specs...

Page 255: ...If high quality petrol containing additives can t be bought for a while or the engine has the following faults inclusive of difficulty in startup idling and unsteadiness decay of power etc appropriat...

Page 256: ...ately for help Engine Oil Replacement of engine oil Please use oil products designated for Chery automobile Such oil products are available in Chery Automobile chartered service stations The engine de...

Page 257: ...the braking system the braking performance might be lost Coolant Use the coolant with the blending ratio of water to ethylene glycol as 1 1 Windshield glass cleaning liquid Fill the stock tank with th...

Page 258: ...t 75kg Payload equals to the balance that total weight permitted is deducted by service weight Optional devices and additional equipment will reduce payload Please abide by the carrying capacity speci...

Page 259: ...Capacity and Specs Vehicle Type SQR7240T SQR7240 SQR7200T SQR7200 SQR7201B11 SQR7180B11 Service weight 1470 1450 1460 1440 1440 1440 Payload 375 Total weight permitted 1845 1825 1835 1815 1815 1815...

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Page 261: ...ck tyre pressure once every month Pay attention to tyre pressure especially during running at high speed The pressure values above apply to cold tyres Tyres when heated have a pressure slightly height...

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Page 263: ...ter mm 85 86 5 83 5 81 Piston stroke mm 88 100 90 89 5 Air displacement Cm3 1997 2350 1971 1845 Output power kW 92 6000r min 95 5500r min 95 5750r min 97 5750r min Output torque N m 167 7 3000r min 19...

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Page 267: ...s Minimum ground clearance crankcase oil tray mm 125 Tyre rolling radius mm 314 205 65R15 307 205 55R16 Tyre static radius mm 294 205 65R15 291 205 55R16 Dimension mm Sedan A Max length 4770 B Full wi...

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Page 269: ...ate and maintain your car correctly fully enjoying its excellence ensuring driving safety and keeping its sound performance Please read the Manual carefully prior to first use of the car This Manual p...

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Page 271: ...all bear no liabilities for any direct or indirect damage arising from random refitting or addition of various devices The Company sets technical maintenance provisions for products in different phase...

Page 272: ...ection and repair Chery Automobile has the right to decide whether repairs should be made or equivalent parts be replaced for maintenance as the circumstances may require Please turn to Chery Automobi...

Page 273: ...ilure recovery Rear window defrosting exterior rear view mirror heating Lamp Control Headlamp Switch Headlamp High Low Beam Selector Switch Flash of Front Headlamp Front Rear Fog Light Switch Turn Sig...

Page 274: ...ess Remote Control System with Antitheft Function Seat and Safety Protection Seat Seat belt SRS airbag CRS Child Restraint System Driving Start Caution against exhaust fume Self adaptive function of e...

Page 275: ...rable Parts Quality Warranty Term Special Part Quality Warranty Term Warranty Coverage Capacity and Specs Automobile ID Description Fuel Engine Oil Automobile Oil Vehicle Weight Wheel and Tyre Engine...

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Page 277: ...ear positions is as following figure Gearshift Methods and attentions for use operation When shifting gear completely apply clutch pedal move gearshift lever to the selected gear position and then app...

Page 278: ...ng sliding and rubbing time of the synchronizer s lock ring and reducing friction After finish of gear shifting or gear change do not leave your hand on shift handle so as to prevent transfer of the f...

Page 279: ...e shifting to reverse gear the backup lamp at tail of the car will light During traveling forward shifting to reverse gear is forbidden otherwise the transmission may be damaged Any failure of this ki...

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