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Capacity and Specification Parameters

 

129 

 

 

Mass Parameters 

 

Items 

Parameters 

Passenger Vehicle M odel 

SQR6400S22 

Entire  vehicle kerb mass             (kg) 

1,220 

Entire vehicle kerb 
axle-load mass  

Front axle        (kg) 

745 

Rear axle        (kg) 

475 

M aximum manufacturer load mass (Including 
passenger)   (kg) 

525 

M aximum manufacturer's total mass     (kg) 

1,745 

Axle-load mass at 
maximum 
manufacturer's total 
mass 

Front axle    (kg) 

880 

Rear axle    (kg) 

865 

Number  of  passenger  (including  driver  inclusive)                        
(person) 

5-7 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for RIICH 2 series

Page 1: ...company and our products The personnel of Chery authorized service station are trained with good professional trainings who will sincerely provide you with the top quality service Chery Riich 2 featu...

Page 2: ...referred as Our Company or Chery Company defined the technical maintenance regulations of the new vehicle run in and of maintenance at various stages for the products including the first 5 000 km mai...

Page 3: ...7 One To One Counseling Service Card Service Station 9 The following items should be confirmed by the user 9 One To One Counseling Service Card 10 Customer 10 The following items should be confirmed b...

Page 4: ...Fan 25 Instruction 25 Chapter 3 Introduction of Vehicle Functions Instruction of Designations 27 I Introduction of Vehicle Functions 28 Steering wheel lock ignition switch 28 Horn 29 Windscreen Wiper...

Page 5: ...53 Braking system alarm lamp 54 Parking position indicator lamp 54 Safety belt alarm lamp 54 Engine defect alarm lamp 55 High beam indicator lamp 55 Turning signal indicator lamp 55 Air bag alarm lam...

Page 6: ...ge Conveyance 71 Seat Safety Belt 71 Seat Safety Belt Alarm Lamp 71 Fastening Seat Safety Belt 72 Middle 2 Point Safety Belt for Middle Seats 72 Maintenance of Seat Safety Belt 72 Check seat safety be...

Page 7: ...to Follow 91 General Maintenance of V ehicle 92 Maintenance Schedule 92 Daily Check 92 Please check the following items while refueling 92 Monthly Check 92 Maintenance Items in Engine Compartment 93 E...

Page 8: ...Air Bag System115 Chapter 7 Quality Warranty Service 116 Warranty for Complete Vehicle 117 Quality Warranty Period for Special Parts limited to original quality problems only 117 Coverage of Warranty...

Page 9: ...Preface Wheel and Tire 130 Tire pressure 130 Tightening torque of wheel bolt 130 Wheel 130 Engine Data 131 Vehicle Dimension 132 Dimension mm 132...

Page 10: ...Summary 1 Chapter 1 Summary...

Page 11: ...defined the maximum possible equipment scope installed in accordance with the series Riich 2 model plan till the print date namely for all the standard equipment and optional equipment in series Riic...

Page 12: ...by the run in regulations strictly Run in Regulation within 1 000 km Full speed driving is absolutely prohibited Generally do not drive the vehicle at the speed above 100 km h Avoid driving at the top...

Page 13: ...ightened to the specified torque Please refer to the chapter Specification and Parameters of this manual for correct torque values Also if the wheel has been replaced or the wheel nuts have been loose...

Page 14: ...ehicle has completed the vehicle delivery inspection defined by Chery Automobile Co Ltd and its quality meets with thetechnical specification of Chery Automobile Co Ltd Vehicle Delivery Date Dealer St...

Page 15: ...Summary 6 Delivery Date Dealer Stamp Model Body VIN No Transmission No Engine Serial No...

Page 16: ...cle locks and keys Yes No 5 Entire vehicle lamps including head lamp turn lamp fog lamp combined lamp compartment lamp brake lamp backup lamp tail lamp reading lamp and instrument lamp Yes No 6 Windsc...

Page 17: ...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 Correc...

Page 18: ...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 i...

Page 19: ...ne 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 statio...

Page 20: ...examination trouble light ABS Anti lock brake system Position lamp Window regulator switch forbidden Window regulator switch Engine oil pressure alarm lamp Rear fog indicator light Engine trouble warn...

Page 21: ...ke system trouble alarm lamp Air bag identification Battery charge indicator lamp Fasten the safety belt Windscreen cleaning High beam lamp Hazard flash warning lamp Horn Low beam lamp Power pole Vehi...

Page 22: ...ing brake indicator Low fuel level alarm indicator Internal air circulation Lockup indicator Rear windshield heating indicator External air circulation Unlock indicator Interior lamp switch indicator...

Page 23: ...Driving 14 Chapter 2 Driving...

Page 24: ...ol system The idle speed at engine start is quite high to help increase the engine temperature The idle speed should reduce automatically when the engine temperature is increased Please deliver your v...

Page 25: ...e speed for several seconds step down the clutch shift to the drive gear release the handbrake and then be ready to drive 5 The normal environment temperature condition of the engine start is 25 40 i...

Page 26: ...ion and exhaust pollution when the throttle valve closes suddenly if the engine rpm is higher than the set idle speed the ECU will cut off the injection pulse When the rpm decreases within the set idl...

Page 27: ...etween the metal and the metal may indicate that the brake disc was severely worn out and should be replaced At that time please deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for overha...

Page 28: ...ne for sliding when driving on downward slopes Brake Booster If the brake booster can t function because the vehicle is trailed or it s due to its own fault then it needs to enhance the stepping force...

Page 29: ...such as on sand or snow ground the braking distance of the vehicle with ABS may be much longer than the one of the vehicle without ABS Also taking advantage of ABS can t eliminate the dangers arising...

Page 30: ...he slide with disengaged clutch is not allowed When shifting the transmission from low gear to high gear do not conduct gear skip operation otherwise the service life of the synchronizer will be affec...

Page 31: ...knowledge of the water conditions Do not drive forward further if the water can submerge the wheel hub During paddling the traction force and the brake performance of the vehicle will be lowered and...

Page 32: ...vidence of poor engine ignition or the lowered performance during driving please drive at low speed to the nearest Chery authorized service station Do not drive at large accelerator Please avoid the c...

Page 33: ...n is influenced by the selection of vehicle speed and gear Maintaining at low gear to improve the acceleration performance will result in the obvious higher fuel consumption Stroke Distance Engine Tem...

Page 34: ...ition controlled by the engine ECU This switch will automatically turn on the fan circuit when the coolant or the engine compartment reached to certain temperature After stopping the vehicle and the e...

Page 35: ...s still under hot condition about 10min and will stop running when the engine is cooled to certain temperature Even though the fan may still start suddenly in case of the sudden temperature increasing...

Page 36: ...Operation Adjustment of Inside Devices 27 Chapter 3 Introduction of Vehicle Functions Instruction of Designations...

Page 37: ...n the locking system of steering wheel may loosen The ignition switch key shall not be placed at the position too long to avoid the power of battery running out of II Connect the ignition circuit All...

Page 38: ...h The rear wiper does not work The wiper is only available with the ignition switch on There are four positions and OFF is for out of use It must check the wiper blade whether frozen on the windscreen...

Page 39: ...the switch handle toward to the steering wheel and hold in the position the cleaning fluid will spray out front the injection nozzle in front of the windscreen and the wiper begins action synchronousl...

Page 40: ...gradient of left and right rearview mirrors is suitable for driving Adjustment of electric exterior rearview mirror Electric rearview mirror is optional As shown in the figure Turn the button from th...

Page 41: ...etc may be kept in the back of the sun visor The sun visor at the passenger side has make up mirror which is available with the sun visor turning over Control Switches on Front Left Door The control s...

Page 42: ...for 300 milliseconds and released Besides the control switch of driver side window the door trim panel in the driver side is supplied with the regulator switch for front right window Front Ashtray Ci...

Page 43: ...d headlight will be on Conve rsion of high beam dipped headlight Pull the handle downward and get across the force bearing point when the headlamp switch is at the dipped headlight position namely the...

Page 44: ...el will light The front fog lamp can only be used in case of visibility is seriously limited such as fog snow or rain etc When the rear fog lamp is on the indicator lamp on the instrument panel will l...

Page 45: ...ailable even if the ignition switch turns off After the alarm lamp is connected the indicator lamp on the switch yellow part will flash Left and right turning indicators on the combination instrument...

Page 46: ...ystem instruction manual supplied with the vehicle if it is not equipped with the system as below POWER supply OUT key Volume control Manual TUNE Mute Clock key Preset key 1 Preset key 2 Preset key 3...

Page 47: ...e key again the minute display flickers turn key to adjust clock Preset key 1 Under radio mode it is presetter No 1 Under CD mode for CD play Slightly press the key and LCD shown SHUF and it may play...

Page 48: ...2s the machine will scan the whole band from high frequency to lower and save the channels with stronger frequency in 1 6 presetters and finally stop at the channel saved in presetter No 6 Under CD m...

Page 49: ...xactly Save or Play Channel Save channel After the channel is obtained manually or automatically press the preset keys at least 2s till the radio appears a short silence and recovers broadcasting In a...

Page 50: ...es 41 A C System Ventilation Outside air enters in the vehicle through the air inlet in the lower part of the windscreen Please keep the air inlet clean without snow and leaves for ensuring normal hea...

Page 51: ...Operation Adjustment of Inside Devices 42...

Page 52: ...by turning the grille Side air outlet The adjusted air flows in the vehicle through two side air outlets Defrost air outlet of front windscreen Through the air outlet cold air or warm air are guided t...

Page 53: ...Ceiling Air Outlet and Control Passengers who sit in middle and rear seats may control the airflow direction of A C by adjusting the ceiling air outlet and blower switch Note the operation is only ava...

Page 54: ...witch 4 Defrost switch of rear windscreen 5 Internal external circulation control lever 6 A C switch Ventilation Warm Air A C system adjusts the temperature by mixing cold and warm air The temperature...

Page 55: ...resh air outside or air circulation inside the vehicle External circulation mode Outside air enters in the vehicle Used for normal ventilation warm air or cooling Internal circulation mode Air inside...

Page 56: ...le and side air outlets Head and foot position The air flows out from central vent hole and air outlet in the bottom of front seat Foot position The air mainly flows out fromthe air outlets in the bot...

Page 57: ...unning Press the A C switch button to stop the A C when the blower switch is at OFF position the A C compressor does not work Max Cooling It shall open the windows shortly to discharge the inside hot...

Page 58: ...ue cold and red warm Blower switch Any position Ventilation Outside air flows in the vehicle through central vent holes and side air outlets A C switch OFF Internal external circulation control lever...

Page 59: ...sunshine Windows shall be cleaned in rainy days It may reduce the temperature inside vehicle by starting A C which is efficient in both rainy and hot days The cooling system may not cool fully due to...

Page 60: ...Operation Adjustment of Inside Devices 51 II Instruction of Designation Instrument Panel...

Page 61: ...lamp 8 Maintenance alarm lamp 9 Low fuel level alarm lamp 10 Braking disc alarm lamp 11 Low engine oil pressure alarm lamp 12 Battery charge indicator lamp 13 Engine defect alarm lamp 14 Coolant temp...

Page 62: ...arning and the fuel gauge hand will point to red warning line Please refill fuel as soon as possible when the alarm lamp is on ABS defect alarm lamp The lamp will light shortly when the ignition switc...

Page 63: ...the driver to fasten the safety belt if he she did not to do so If the braking system alarm lamp lights during driving it means double braking loops failed In the case you should drive carefully and g...

Page 64: ...ing signal indicator lamp It includes turn left indicator lamp and turn right indicator lamp Switch on the turn left right indicator lamp the corresponding turning signal indicator lamp will flash wit...

Page 65: ...d check the generator belt If the generator belt is proper you shall drive to the nearest Chery s special service station to have the vehicle checked immediately The battery will discharge continuousl...

Page 66: ...hery s special service station to have the system maintained as soon as possible Braking disc alarm lamp The lamp lights when braking discs are badly worn Please carefully drive to Chery s special ser...

Page 67: ...air inlet in the lower part of front bumper will affect the flow of cooling air and is not good for engine cooling The engine is easy to be overheated if the environmental temperature is very high an...

Page 68: ...ime press 1s the button under subtotal mileage state to clear the subtotal mileage The adjusting method of clock is as below Click 0 3s the clock adjusting button on the dashboard the right part of LC...

Page 69: ...rking temperature However it suggests that the transmission lever shall be pushed to higher gear position when the hand reaches to the area or remove you foot from the accelerator pedal NOTES Shifting...

Page 70: ...Safety 61 Chapter 4 Safety...

Page 71: ...to prevent others getting the code and copying the key Door Lock Using the supplied key may unlock oar lock the doors outside Clockwise turning the key opens the door and counterclockwise turning the...

Page 72: ...oor shield pull the safety handle forward to unlock pull it backward to lock then draw back the internal handle of the door to open the door All doors can be locked externally by pressing the safety h...

Page 73: ...the back door Put down the back door with slight force to make it closed firmly when locking it Release Rod of Filler Cap Please lock the front left door when you leave the vehicle under nobody takes...

Page 74: ...e stretch your hand from the lower part of front engine bonnet you can touch the engine bonnet handle push the handle upward and draw the bonnet up draw back the release rod and unlock the engine comp...

Page 75: ...eft system stops work Alarm The left right turn indicator lamps will flash 28s consecutively when any unauthorized person tried to open the doors luggage boot or engine hood If the or key is pressed a...

Page 76: ...ty of vehicle anti theft There is a chip in every key combining with the key electronic anti theft machine and engine computer they form an organic anti theft system If any unauthorized person copies...

Page 77: ...o be slightly bended so that it is capable of stepping down the pedal to the bottom The seat shoulder safety belt shall cline and pass aslant through the chest after passing through the middle of exte...

Page 78: ...he movement of head so as to protect the cervical vertebra in case of rear end collision by following vehicle during driving However it functions only with the headrest is adjusted to proper position...

Page 79: ...seatback to fold the seatback and cushion together Press the folding button of middle seat it will automatically pop up It will have enough space for passengers entering in rear seats Reposition metho...

Page 80: ...mp will turn off when the driver side safety belt is fastened Notes DO NOT exceed the height of front seats when stacking articles such as luggage DO NOT let passengers sit on the folded seatback duri...

Page 81: ...ust its length to cling the safety belt to thehip Maintenance of Seat Safety Belt Check seat safety belt Regularly check the safety belt whether damaged or worn out The safety belt that has born stret...

Page 82: ...belt can achieve best protection effects Adopt vertical sitting posture with the back end clinging to the seatback as close as possible and the rearward inclination angle of the seatback no more than...

Page 83: ...icates the occurrence of trouble In consideration of your safety please deliver the vehicle to the Chery s special service station for examining The manufacturer of the air bag equipped in the vehicle...

Page 84: ...otection method for babies and children is to use the reverse direction baby safety seat Children younger than 4 years old or weight between 10 18 kg shall sit in the child safety seat on the rear sea...

Page 85: ...Safety 76 Each safety seat can be ridden by a child only According to road traffic laws children are not allowed sitting on the front seats and shall use applicable safety seat...

Page 86: ...Emergency Procedures 77 Chapter 5 Emergency Procedures...

Page 87: ...rest gas station to refuel Please use the filling gun properly while refueling Fully insert the filling gun in the fuel tank DO NOT lean it on the edge of fuel filler opening If the automatic filling...

Page 88: ...Low Beam Position Turn Indicator Lamps Replace the corresponding bulbs according to the following steps if the headlamp does not work dueto damage 1 Open the engine bonnet 2 Unscrew the shields of bul...

Page 89: ...ess Lighting system is safety components every detail for replacement shall be proper Please get to Chery s special service station to have it repaired if necessary The rear bumper must be removed whe...

Page 90: ...egulating the beam Please follow law and rules concerned during adjustment Fuse Relay Use the new fuse with the same rated value instead of the failed one The position of fuse box containing main fuse...

Page 91: ...e puller You may find it in the engine compartment fuse box Any unauthorized alteration of vehicle s electrical or fuel system may influence the vehicle performance and lead to fire or safety hazard T...

Page 92: ...tment Fuse Box The box is located in the mid rear part of engine compartment Loosen the engine claw and draw back the cover plate while checking or replacing fuse to remove the fuse box cover plate B...

Page 93: ...eps of replacing spare wheel When the wheel is failed use the jack to lift the vehicle at the position near to the failed wheel And then counterclockwise unscrew bolts that fix the spare wheel bracket...

Page 94: ...ove of jack pushes against the convex part in the vehicle bottom The position shall be close to the wheel to be repaired as much as possible Jack lift point of front wheels blackened area in the figur...

Page 95: ...the wheel departures from the ground 4 Remove the wheel nuts and then take out the wheel Install Wheel 1 Push the wheel to the rim bolt tighten the wheel nuts clockwise and make sure the wheel nut ti...

Page 96: ...ize it and then use clean water to rinse it If you unfortunately eat the acid see a doctor immediately Keep children away from the battery acid The battery may emit highly explosive gas when it is cha...

Page 97: ...ipment turn off please remove the negative cable first 4 Carefully operate in order to avoid the metal tool touching the both electrical terminals of battery at the same time or contacting the positiv...

Page 98: ...tery operates at properly high speed 2 Start the engine of vehicle with the low power battery The vehicle shall be started within one minute as soon as possible 3 Engines of two vehicles shall operate...

Page 99: ...Repair Maintenance 90 Chapter 6 Repair Maintenance...

Page 100: ...here please pay more attention Chery Automobile Co Ltd offers genuine spare parts to Chery s special service stations only So you can only get the genuine spare parts from Chery s special service stat...

Page 101: ...owing items while refueling Engine oil level Brake fluid level Windscreen cleaning fluid level Tire pressure and status cold state only Check all pipelines of crankcase ventilation system whether worn...

Page 102: ...Repair Maintenance 93 Maintenance Items in Engine Compartment...

Page 103: ...lannelette free cloth Carefully insert it and draw out again If the oil level is between MIN and MAX marks on the end of dipstick DO NOT refill oil Hot oil may exceed the MAX mark several millimeters...

Page 104: ...s special service station as soon as possible to check the system leakage Ensure the brake fluid refilled absolutely clean Engine Coolant Reservoir The engine is equipped with main water tank and ass...

Page 105: ...nts the engine from being frozen in winter but also provides the anti corrosive protection year around The modern engines operate at extremely high temperature and poor quality coolant cannot provide...

Page 106: ...Chery s specification Please consult Chery s special service station for proper battery specification Windscreen Cleaning Fluid Reservoir The cleaning fluid of windscreen cleaning system is supplied...

Page 107: ...oad edge slowly drive the vehicle only If possible the wheels shall vertically approach the roadside and avoid upstanding and sharp edged obstacles DO NOT scratch the lateral wall of tire as parking R...

Page 108: ...eel cover shall be reinstalled immediately after the tire chain removal Driving Belt The driving belt is one of the parts subject to the most severe stress Therefore the belt must be of high quality a...

Page 109: ...ter Use cold or slightly warm water to wash the vehicle only Automatic Vehicle Washer The best method to wash a vehicle is to employ the brushless facilities in a good vehicle washing shop The powerfu...

Page 110: ...eek in order to avoid the dust accumulating on the brake Use the wheel cleaning agent or warm water and soft sponge to clean wheels DO NOT use abrasive materials to clean them in order to avoid the da...

Page 111: ...over heat and so on So it is necessary to clean the radiator and condenser It is advisable that the front surface of radiator is cleaned once every year Use the compressed air or water to clean the f...

Page 112: ...ry Engine Check leakage engine oil anti frozen fluid fuel A C system etc Battery Check electrolyte level refill distilled water if necessary equipped with non maintenance fee battery Timing belt Check...

Page 113: ...Check the connection whether loose with abnormal sound Engine oil sump bolt Check whether loose and tighten it if necessary Control arm rubber sleeve Check whether damaged Brake hose Check whether ag...

Page 114: ...of tire check the tightening torque of wheel bolt Change the position of tire Connection bolt of chassis and body Check it whether loose tighten it if necessary Wheel Check it whether loose Engine idl...

Page 115: ...____ CHERY Service Station Seal Vehicle data Owner _____ Company name _ Address _______________________ Tel _______________________ E MAIL _____________________ Purchase date _____ Purpose __________...

Page 116: ...cessary 12 Check the leakage of air conditioning system 4 Check the leakage of transmission 5 Check the damage of the dust cap for steering tie rod 13 Check the leakage of pow er steering line then ad...

Page 117: ...are available Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance Fo...

Page 118: ...lable Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance For 35 000K...

Page 119: ...lable Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance For 50 000K...

Page 120: ...lable Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance For 65 000K...

Page 121: ...lable Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance For 80 000K...

Page 122: ...lable Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Service Station Stamp Owner s Signature Date or mileage for next service Date ________________ Mileage ______________ Regular Maintenance For 95 000K...

Page 123: ...system is replaced before the specified time e g after an accident please carefully fill out the replacement record for future reference Replacement Record of Air Bag System Driver air bag Assistant s...

Page 124: ...ement Record of Air Bag System Driver air bag Assistant seat air bag left side air bag Right side air bag Air bag control module Air bag harness Pretensioner safety belt Other parts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Date S...

Page 125: ...Quality Warranty Service 116 Chapter 7 Quality Warranty Service...

Page 126: ...rchase or license issued date If the purpose of vehicle changes within the warranty period the warranty duration and mileage concerned does not alter Within the warranty period if the vehicle is subje...

Page 127: ...be responsible for any direct or indirect damage due to installed parts and components are not produced or provided by the company Note To ensure the proper operating condition of the vehicle the owne...

Page 128: ...ce the vehicle s original performance and decreases its durability For example the oil cleaner not specified by Chery is utilized and then it leads to the cleaner jammed and the bearing burnt 7 Defect...

Page 129: ...attaching 2 Defects caused due to natural disasters such as earthquake windstorm flood fire or other accidents 4 Chery will not be liable for the expenditures in case of the following conditions 1 So...

Page 130: ...iod for wearing parts bulb glass products air cleaner element fuel cleaner oil cleaner wiper blade tire clutch lining brake shoe spark plug and high voltage cable is 3 months or 5 000km accumulated ro...

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Page 132: ...Capacity and Specification Parameters 123 Chapter 8 Capacity and Specification Parameters...

Page 133: ...Capacity and Specification Parameters 124 Vehicle Identification Description...

Page 134: ...it is difficult to buy the high quality fuel with additives or when the engine has such faults as start difficult unstable idle speed power down and etc the proper additives shall be added in case of...

Page 135: ...designated to use this kind of engine oil To obtain the best performance please use it according to this provision of regulation Refill the engine oil The Chery authorized service station will keep t...

Page 136: ...pose the empty waste oil container and cleaner as the household waste Please use the local authorized waste disposal facilities Weight The kerb weight means the weight in case of travel including the...

Page 137: ...Capacity L Engine Oil Including strainer SQR473Fseries 4 0 0 5 L ManualTransmission QR513MHA 1 8 0 1L Power Steering MAX mark Cooling System 1 3Ldisplacement 4 5 L Windshield Cleaning System MAX mark...

Page 138: ...ass kg 1 220 Entire vehicle kerb axle load mass Front a xle kg 745 Rear axle kg 475 Maximum manufacturer load mass Including passenger kg 525 Maximum manufacturer s total m ass kg 1 745 Axle load mass...

Page 139: ...lue of pressure listed in the table above is suitable for the cold state tire The pressure will increase somewhat after it is heated but it is unnecessary to reduce the pressure If the winter tire is...

Page 140: ...ling four stroke in line DOHC 16 valves and multipoint EFI Cylinder D iameter mm 73 Piston S troke mm 77 5 Displacement ml 1 297 Compression Ratio 10 1 Rated power net power kW 61 Rated R PM r min 6 0...

Page 141: ...ification Parameters 132 Vehicle Dimension Item Dimension mm A Overall Length 4 040 B Overall Width 1 640 C Overall Height Kerb Weight 1 900 D Wheel Base 2 625 E Wheel Track Front 1 420 Rear 1 420 Gro...

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