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CORVUS INNOVA, limited company (CORVUS).

CORVUS OFF-ROAD VEHICLES® is a part of a registered trademark owned by CORVUS.

We reserve all commercial rights and/or the right to exploit the brand.

As CORVUS is constantly seeking new ways to improve the specifications, design and quality of its utility vehicles, ongoing

modifications may take place. That is why the information in this catalogue may have changed since the time of printing. CORVUS

reserves the right to modify models, colours, and/or technical specifications without notice and without incurring any obligation.

Drivers of CORVUS vehicles must comply with all requirements demanded by current legislation in relation to driving licenses and

security measures required for the proper use of such vehicles. Never attempts stunts and avoid excessive speeds and abrupt turns.

Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

USER

MANUAL

CRVS-UM-20-EN-TER-123-1

Summary of Contents for TERRAIN DX4 PRO

Page 1: ...TERRAIN dx4 PRO CAB CLIMA dx2 USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...information in this catalogue may have changed since the time of printing CORVUS reserves the right to modify models colours and or technical specifications without notice and without incurring any obligation Drivers of CORVUS vehicles must comply with all requirements demanded by current legislation in relation to driving licenses and security measures required for the proper use of such vehicles...

Page 3: ... view mirrors Safety belts Seats Luggage compartment hood Cargo box Trailer Side pods Interior pods Specifications Multifunction panel Usage information Break in stage Daily inspection before driving Start up process Use of the rear differential lock Use of 2wd 4wd transmission Driving tips Cleaning Storage Maintenance Safety regulations et Maintenance standards Maintenance table Raising the vehic...

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Page 5: ...5 We reserve the right to modify the product and the design USER MANUAL GENERAL INFORMATION ...

Page 6: ...ndling the vehicle in a responsible way ensures that these problems and conflicts do not arise Be sure to use the vehicle within the bounds of the law show that you are environmentally aware and respect the rights of others ExploringYourWorld In the interest of technical development CORVUS INNOVA S L reserves the right to modify the construction equipment and accessories of its vehicles without no...

Page 7: ... the cargo and towing limits Driving on unstable or not consolidated ground Driving on terrain with an inclination of more than 15 Do not drive through flooded areas the maximum temporary wading depth is 40 cm Using accessories parts or equipment that are not authorised by CORVUS Adapt the speed of the vehicle to the terrain When driving downhill use the short LOW gear and keep the speed as low as...

Page 8: ...cle maximum mass per axle A1 A2 and towable mass depending on type of braking and towing Subject to model version and homologation The vehicle identification number is also stamped on the rear right hand side of the chassis VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION CHASSIS ENGINE Your CORVUS TERRAIN DX4 has an engine identification that indicates the manufacturer model engine capacity and serial number ...

Page 9: ...AL EXTERIOR COMPONENTS 1 1 10 8 10 12 11 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 1 Rear view mirrors 2 Windshield wiper 3 Cargo box 4 Snorkel engine air intake CVT 5 Driving seat 6 Front hood 7 Side and interior pods 8 Fuel filler cap 9 Location of transmission 10 Steering indicators 11 High beam 12 Low beam short ...

Page 10: ...s 4 12V accessory socket 5 Top air diffuser for windshield demisting 6 Lights control steering indicators and horn 7 Key start up 8 4WD selector button 9 Rear differential lock selector button 10 Gear lever 11 Co pilot grip handle 12 Steering wheel 13 Air temperature selection control 14 Blower intensity control 15 Cold air selection control 16 Brake pedal 17 Accelerator pedal 18 A C Switch 19 Air...

Page 11: ...he lock is located behind the steering wheel The lock has an engagement point as you turn the steering wheel travel and this is activated by turning the key on the steering wheel FRONT LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT KEY 3 The lock is located at the front of the vehicle FUEL CAP KEY 4 The fuel cap is located on the centre of the left hand side of the vehicle POD KEY 5 The pods are located under the seats and ...

Page 12: ... the vehicle Flash function Pull the lever toward the inside Long beam or road lights Push the lever away from you Turn signal lamps Move the lever upward to turn right and down to turn left The side dipped beam or short lamps will turn on automatically when you connect the engine WINDSHIELD WIPER WASHER BUTTON Located above the driving seat WINDSHIELD WIPER OFF Position Lower position ON Position...

Page 13: ... 6 4WD transmission switch 7 Rear differential lock switch GEARSHIFT LEVER The gearshift lever 1 is located in the centre the instrument panel It has 4 positions L LOW Short gear forward H HIGH Long gear forward N NEUTRAL Neutral R REVERSE Reverse Do not shift to reverse gear if the vehicle is not completely stopped as this may cause accelerated deterioration of the gearbox or even breakage Do not...

Page 14: ...ent panel It has 2 positions OFF Rear differential unlocked 1 LOCK Rear differential locked 2 It is recommended to activate the 4x4 and the differential lock when the vehicle is completely stopped in order to minimize the wear of the components NEVER engage the 4WD and differential lock when the steering is turned Do not use the 4x4 and lock on paved roads Remember to proceed with the 4x4 actuator...

Page 15: ... as this could cause an accident The audible warning will be activated in the following situations When the vehicle does not detect presence in the driver s seat and the parking brake is not engaged When any gear other than neutral N is engaged and the parking brake is on FUEL TANK CAP The fuel tank filler cap is located on the left hand side of the vehicle To open it you must use the specific key...

Page 16: ...d one inside in the centre 2 Adjust the rear view mirrors before driving to ensure maximum visibility Do not manipulate the mirrors while driving SAFETY BELTS The safety belts are 2 point and incorporate a cam to release them Adjust the seat belts before driving to ensure maximum safety in the event of an accident Always drive with seat belts properly fastened Do not adjust seat belts while drivin...

Page 17: ...st the inclination of the backrest In the case of the driver seat until you can reach the highest point of the steering wheel with your arms slightly bent 3 LUMBAR ADJUSTMENT Adjust the pressure in the lumbar region using the wheel on the side Turn it forward for more pressure and backward for less Adjust the driver s seat position when the vehicle is completely stopped Adjust the seat so that you...

Page 18: ...urn 3 The hood will rise a few cm 4 Tilt the hood backward as far as it can go To close the hood of the vehicle 1 Lower the hood 2 slowly without closing it 2 Press with both hands to anchor it 3 Remove the key from the lock 1 When closing the hood do not let it drop This could cause injury to you or others Before driving off make sure it is completely closed Do not store flammable materials insid...

Page 19: ...e cargo box has a rear door 1 for easier loading and unloading of materials Opening the rear door The door has two side bayonet levers 2 Grasp the door by the centre and open the two bayonet levers one after the other Avoid opening the two bayonet levers at the same time as this could cause leg injuries 1 2 2 ...

Page 20: ... volatile loads Use straps to secure the load to prevent it from moving in the cargo box The box has interior hooks 3 for fastening purposes If driving on uneven or unstable terrain reduce speed to avoid movements that may make you lose control Do not allow the load to protrude over the sides of the cargo box Remember that the heavier the load the longer it will take to stop the vehicle Control th...

Page 21: ...AND COULD CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY TO THE OPERATOR ALWAYS UNLOAD THE VEHICLE ON A FLAT AND LEVEL SURFACE AND ACTIVATE THE PARKING BRAKE TO AVOID THE VEHICLE TO OVERTURN NEVER DRIVE THE VEHICLE WITH THE CARGO BOX LIFTED OR THE TAILGATE OPENED PLACE A NET OR TARPAULIN OVER LIGHT OR VOLATILE LOADS USE STRAPS TO SECURE THE LOAD TO PREVENT IT FROM MOVING IN THE CARGO BOX DO NOT ALLOW THE LOAD TO PROTRUDE O...

Page 22: ... the trailer correctly and make sure the space between the trailer and the vehicle is free from any elements that could damage any of them or affect driving In the upper part of the towing ball it can be found the 7 pin socket connector for towing This socket has a maximum power of 150W exceeding this power may result in serious damage in the electric system and must not be exceeded under any circ...

Page 23: ...ile drawers are being manipulated Do not place flammable materials in the compartments Compartments are water resistant but not completely waterproof Do not place any object that can be damaged by humidity in them INSIDE PODS You will find three pods under the seats You must use the specific key to open it 5 p 11 1 Insert the key into the lock 2 Lift the handle 3 Turn the knob to the left or right...

Page 24: ...Qty 7 L DOT 4 SAE 15W40 API CD CF CF 4 y CI 4 Qty 1 7 L SAE 80W 90 GL5 EP Qty 1 7 L SAE 80W 90 GL5 EP Qty 0 5 L SAE 80W Qty 0 05 L Transmission Gearshift ratio Hight Low Reverse Gear ratio Transmission Windshield Front Rear Seats Windshield wiper Seat belt Type Emission of gases 1 Cold weather countries should adjust the antifreeze to suit the temperature Fuel Coolant Brake fluid 1 Engine oil Tran...

Page 25: ...Dive system with overlapping trapeziums Gas shock absorbers with adjustable settings 280 mm Independent with overlapping tra peziums Gas shock absorbers with adjustable settings 270 mm Parallel double circuit per independent axle 256 mm with 2 piston callipers 220 mm with 1 piston callipers Mechanical callipers on the rear discs Electric assisted rack with 2 turns between ends Type Suspension Fron...

Page 26: ...en the vehicle is not in use Avoid contact with petrol degreasers or other chemical cleaners as they may damage the device Remember to always pay attention to the road while driving Seat belt Speedometer km h Mode see details Trip see details Warning indicators see details Engine coolant temperature Service warning indicator Fuel level Differential lock Gear indicator Clock 4x4 indicator Total and...

Page 27: ...ance section of this manual If the warning indicator illuminates when the engine has started or when you are driving you must turn off the engine and contact your nearest CORVUS garage Battery level Warning indicator to indicate the battery is charging correctly The warning indicator will illuminate for a few seconds when you switch on the vehicle using the ignition key More information in the mai...

Page 28: ...ses in value when the engine is started using the ignition key We can access the odometer from the hour meter by pressing TRIP 2 s We can access TRIP 1 from the hour meter by pressing MODE 2 s We can change the time from the hour meter by pressing MODE 2 s Trip 1 partial counter 1 The indicator has 4 digits with a decimal point the KM symbol When the partial counter reaches 999 9 km the counter re...

Page 29: ...metres by when the next inspection is due when you turn the vehicle on the excess kilometres will be displayed on screen preceded by the letter E 1 YEAR If 1 year goes by before you have travelled the kilometres at which maintenance is due the service symbol will activate with the text 1 Year When there is one month left before the service is due the service sign will flash with the 1 Year symbol ...

Page 30: ...xit the clock setting function If you do nothing for more than 10 seconds and if you have not pressed any button the clock setting function is exited automatically If you have changed the hour or minutes but you do not save them the time out will be 20 seconds You can only change the time if the vehicle is completely stopped without any speed pulses being received Gear The gear will be indicated o...

Page 31: ... 1 TRIP 2 ADD TIME ADD MINUTES SERVICE MODE TRIP buttons TRIP 1 Hours of operation Add time TRIP 1 ODO TRIP 2 Reset TRIP 1 ODO Reset TRIP 2 Add time Increase minutes Increase minute Save time 1 YEAR service Km service X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X INDICAtors push buttons shortMODE shortTRIP long MODE long trip nextstate ...

Page 32: ...32 We reserve the right to modify the product and the design USER MANUAL USAGE INFORMATION ...

Page 33: ...ine load From 400 km on increase gradually the demand during between 60 to 80 km until you reach peak performance Reckless acceleration can cause problems in the engine Take care that you use the skills and techniques needed to drive the vehicle These checks can actually be performed very quickly it is a question of habit The user knows to what use the vehicle has been subjected the last time it w...

Page 34: ...minutes it can be due to the presence of bubbles in the circuit and must be purged If high temperature persists please contact CORVUS service Is the brake fluid level correct It is located inside the luggage compartment hood The container is translucent 1 Its level must be between MIN MAX if necessary add brake fluid If the brake fluid level is under or over the limits shown on the tank check the ...

Page 35: ... ensuring that the thickness of the lining is not less than 1 5 mm If it is contact your CORVUS dealer to replace them NEVER drive with worn brake pads Pads in this state lose efficiency and may suppose a serious risk for your safety Please attend your CORVUS service to change brake pads immediately Check that all controls feel the same to you The brake pedal accelerator pedal gearshift lever 2WD ...

Page 36: ...our official CORVUS distributor or dealer Do the seat belts work properly The seat belt will not function properly if the buckle or the strap of the belt are dirty or damaged For this reason always keep the buckle and the strap of the safety belts clean because otherwise the tongue of the belt will not click into place correctly Regularly check the seat belts to ensure that They are not damaged Th...

Page 37: ...the engine maintains a minimum idling speed of 1 250 rpm The gearshift lever must be operated with the vehicle completely stopped and the engine running at the minimum possible level without accelerating Failure to comply with this instruction can cause severe damage to the transmission Do not drive with the hand brake on Do not operate the hand brake to stop the vehicle Doing so can cause serious...

Page 38: ... shift lever to select the gear ratio you want and accelerate gently at the same time you will notice a click on the shift lever which confirms that the gear has been fully engaged You can now release the gearshift lever and start moving It is recommended to activate the rear differential lock with vehicle completely stopped to minimise worn in the components NEVER be used in roads Failure to comp...

Page 39: ...ossible dangers that may go into the vehicle Abrupt or agressive manoeuvres when driving even in open spaces and flat surfaces may cause control loss and possible overturns PRECAUTIONS IN TURNS Abrupt turns in the steering wheel at a significant speed may cause overturns Avoid driving with the vehicle laterally inclined and if needed please turn gradually Slown down before turning and avoid sudden...

Page 40: ...ce reverse if it does not engage press lightly the accelerator and try again UNKNOWN TERRAINS If you do not know the terrain check it before driving in order to find hidden obstacles or elements that may be dangerous for your ride Drive with caution and always use existing pathways Drive with extra caution if visibility is poor DRIVING WITH LOAD When driving with load in the cargo box or with a tr...

Page 41: ... not hot enough and the air vapour created during combustion condenses and causes the oxidation of the exhaust valves When you have to store the vehicle for a long period of time you should Clean the vehicle thoroughly and allow it to dry Apply a wax based corrosion inhibitor to the shiny or zinc coated parts except for the brake discs which are made of stainless steel and do not require any prote...

Page 42: ...42 We reserve the right to modify the product and the design USER MANUAL MAINTENANCE ...

Page 43: ...e pads in a ventilated place directing the jet of compressed air in such a way that you do not breathe in the dust produced by the wear and tear of the friction material Although such dust does not contain asbestos inhalation is nevertheless harmful Use original CORVUS spare parts and lubricants recommended by CORVUS Non original or non compliant spare parts can damage the vehicle Only use tools d...

Page 44: ... Check engine oil level Replace engine oil Replace engine oil filter Inspect clean and check fuel injectors if necessary Inspect the crankcase breather system Check and fill the fuel tank Drain the fuel tank Drain fuel filter water separator Check fuel filter water separator Clean fuel filter water separator Replace fuel filter Replace fuel system and cooling hoses Clean or replace air filter elem...

Page 45: ... gaskets and ball joints Check and cleaning of underbody protectors Status check of brake disks and pads C C L C C C C C C 3 R 3 C C C L C C C 4 C R 4 R R 6 Engine complete CVT Transmission and differentials Wheels and shock absorbers General check Diario Intervalo 50 h 100 h 250 h 500 h 1000 h 1500 h 2000 h maintenance table The maintenance requirements set out in this table are simple and necess...

Page 46: ...ehicle make sure the brake is fully on and that the surface is flat and completely horizontal Do not perform any operation nor service while vehicle is being raised Do not touch or go in the vehicle until it is not completely raised and secured it could unbalance it and make the vehicle overturn 1 Place the base of the jack in the area indicated in the vehicle 2 Raise the vehicle slowly checking t...

Page 47: ...o keep underbody protectors clean both internally and externally This will allow identifying vehicle s fluid loss avoinding rusting due to standing water etc Removal 1 Put the vehicle in a horizontal position 2 Engage the parking brake 3 Raise the area of the vehicle front or rear where the wheel you are removing is located p 47 4 Remove the four screws 1 holding the wheel rim 5 Remove the wheel P...

Page 48: ...ich could result in severe engine damage Recommended air pressure between 42 71 PSI 0 29 0 49 MPA 3 5 KGF cm2 These operations must be carried out with the appropriate precaution using a mask and goggles 4 Clean the inside of the air cleaner housing 3 with a damp cloth 5 Replace the air cleaner cartridge if it is very dirty wet or deteriorated A clogged air cleaner allows dirt into the engine caus...

Page 49: ...in again 1 4 The oil level should be between the maximum and minimum marks 2 of the cap dipstick 5 If the oil level is too high 5 1 Place a container under the engine to collect the used oil and avoid any spillage 5 2 Remove the excess using the drain cap screw 4 5 3 Tighten the cap screw 4 replacing its washer 6 If the oil level is too low 6 1 Fill it up with the required amount of oil removing e...

Page 50: ...en the cap screw 3 replacing its washer 9 Fill with new oil 10 Ensure the tightness of the cap dipstick level 1 and the filler caps 2 with their O ring 11 Run the engine for a few minutes 12 Stop the engine and after about 5 minutes check the oil level again as per the instructions given for the oil level check TECHNICAL INFORMATION Recommended oil SAE 15W40 API CD CF CF 4 y CI 4 ACEA E 5 Capacity...

Page 51: ...in the maintenance table have been exceeded A worn pre filter may accelerate engine wear and end up breaking it NEVER start the engine without the pre filter Fuel filter 2 is placed under cargo box so in order to have access it is necessary to raise the cargo box Regularly check the filter Replace the filter in your CORVUS service if it is worn if it has lost efficiency or if usage hours in the ma...

Page 52: ... to add more oil you must do so through the filler cap 2 Changing the transmission oil 1 Put the vehicle in horizontal position and lift the load box 2 Remove the rear protector p 47 3 Place a container under the transmission to collect the used oil and avoid any spillage 4 Remove the filler plug 1 to facilitate a better drainage of the transmission oil 5 Remove the transmission oil drain screw 2 ...

Page 53: ...l to collect the used oil and avoid any spillage 5 Remove the filler plug screw 1 to facilitate better oil drainage 6 Remove the drain plug screw 2 and wait until all the content has drained out 7 Screw on the drain plug screw 2 and tighten the drain plug replacing the washer securing it at 24 Nm 8 Fill the front differential with the new oil 9 Screw on and make sure the corresponding filler plug ...

Page 54: ...er the 4x4 locking system to collect the used oil and avoid any spillage 3 Remove the filler plug 1 to facilitate a better drainage of the 4x4 oil 4 Remove the drain screw 2 the 4x4 locking system oil 5 Once all the oil has drained out replace the washer and make sure the drain screw is tightened at 24 Nm 6 Fill with 0 05 L of new oil 7 Replace the plug washer and tighten the oil filler plug 1 at ...

Page 55: ... to remove the front hood 1 Loosen the 11 screws 1 holding the hood base and remove it 2 Remove the hood safety lock 2 3 Remove the cylinder from the lock 3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION Lock screws tightening torque 12 Nm Locking screws tightening torque 12 Nm NEVER drive the vehicle with the front trunk base removed 1 2 3 ...

Page 56: ...ze it 2 Open the front hood 3 Unscrew the eleven screws from the base of the hood and remove it 4 Use the screws to adjust the headlights 1 5 The light beam must be 30 cm below the horizontal line projected onto the wall from the centre of the lamp Bulbs and headlights can be very hot 1 30 cm below the central line of the lamp Central line of the lamp 10 meters from vehicle to wall ...

Page 57: ...lamp you are replacing 2 Turn the bulb counterclockwise to remove it from its housing TECHNICAL INFORMATION Low and high beam headlamps HB3 12V 60W Ref 09180040003 Replacing the indicator lamps 1 To replace the indicator lamps turn the bulb holder bushing 2 counter clockwise to disconnect it from its housing 2 Turn the lamp and separate it from the bushing TECHNICAL INFORMATION Indicators lamp 12V...

Page 58: ... have to remove the light cover that is anchored with the two screws indicated in the image 1 2 You will then be able to see the two lamps Indicator 2 Brake and sidelight 3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION Indicator lamp 12V 21W Ref 09180040001 Brake and sidelight lamp 12V 21W 5W Ref 09180040002 Do not drive the vehicle without brake lights indicators or sidelights as they are important safety elements 1 2 3...

Page 59: ... increasing even if its turned on for a few minutes it can be due to the presence of bubbles in the circuit and must be purged If high temperature still persists contact CORVUS service To avoid burns do not remove the radiator cap or try to change the fluid when the engine is still hot Wait until it cools down Coolant level 1 Place the vehicle on a flat surface 2 Unscrew the cap from the reservoir...

Page 60: ... accessories Interfering with the radiator may cause it to overheat and damage the engine Replace the radiator if it is damaged or has lost efficiency To adjust the tension of the handbrake cable follow this procedure 1 Loosen the nut 1 2 Adjust the angle between the cam and the handbrake cable To do this turn the shaft 2 with a flat screwdriver In this way when the handbrake is applied this angle...

Page 61: ... of brake fluid The fluid used to fill or re new your circuit must correspond to the specified standard in the fluid reservoir of each circuit You should never change the specifi cation always respect the dot 4 specification What is important is not that the brake fluid should be the same brand rather that it must have the same specification Never use fluid from a container that is not sealed unop...

Page 62: ... place and in good condition NEVER drive with lack of nuts or screws this could cause an acci dent or serious damage bolts nutsand fastenings battery The battery 12 V and 55 Ah does not need maintenance The vehicle counts on 3 free auxiliar connectors with a maximum individual charge capacity of 150W to 12V Never exceed that capacity it could avoid having problems in the electric system or the bat...

Page 63: ...sources of heat open flames and sparks Always store and charge the battery in well ventilated areas Use protective clothing and goggles battery The headlamps and the turn signal lamps are located on the front of the vehicle 1 The low beam headlamps short have a screw in their interior so you can adjust their height 2 The long beam headlamps have screws in their interior so you can adjust their hei...

Page 64: ...cket downwards To assemble the wiper blade 1 Place the windshield wiper arm between the wiper blade 2 Place the tip of the arm onto the central clip 3 Twist the wiper blade and return the arm to its initial position WINDSCREEN CLEANER The windscreen wiper fluid reservoir is located under the front hood 1 Place the vehicle on a flat surface 2 Remove the four screws from the cap 3 Remove the cap 4 F...

Page 65: ...A 30A 30A 25A 15A 30A 30A 15A 15A Element F1 Glow plug F2 AUX supply F3 Radiator fan F4 Key Low beam Horn F5 Starter relay F6 Fuel pump High beam Windshield wipers F7 Power Steering F8 Engine power control F9 Heating AC F10 Trailer power supply F11 Solenoid F12 Engine power control F13 4WD Differential lock F14 12V Accessory socket R2 Heaters R3 Safety start up R4 Radiator fan R5 F9 and F10 supply...

Page 66: ...arning switch Engine power control F4 Key switch Low beam F5 Starter relay AUX supply F6 Heating 12V Accessory socket F7 Fuel pump Stop solenoid Differential lock Trailer connection Rear lights F8 Safety relay High beam Wipers 4WD R1 Safety start up R2 Radiator fan R3 F6 supply R4 F7 and F8 supply LOT 2 To access the fuse box you will need to remove the 2 screws on the cover located to the left of...

Page 67: ...he lubrication of certain parts 2 in each rear wheel spindle 2 in each cardan joint and 1 in the transmission cardan output coupling joint 1 Cardan Transmission hub grease nipple 2 Transmission coupling grease nipple 3 Transmission coupling grease nipple 4 Lower rear wheel spindle grease nipple 5 Upper rear wheel spindle grease nipple 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 68: ...68 We reserve the right to modify the product and the design USER MANUAL PRODUCT LIABILITY ...

Page 69: ...e before it was handed over The client legal representative has been informed that the product should be used only in accordance with the conditions laid down by the manufacturer as described in the User Manual The client legal representative fully understands the instructions 3 The client legal representative has been informed that the manufacturer shall not be liable for problems resulting from ...

Page 70: ...70 We reserve the right to modify the product and the design USER MANUAL WARRANTY MANUAL ...

Page 71: ...e rest of the Member States of the European Community For countries outside the European Community the warranty term shall be governed by the rules in force therein However if the lack of conformity becomes apparent during the first six months from delivery of the vehicle it is presumed that such failure already existed when it was handed over from the sixth month the buyer shall have to demonstra...

Page 72: ... or indirectly caused damage WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS The following items will be excluded from the warranty 1 Worn parts including without limitation batteries fuel filters the oil filter element air cleaners brake discs brake pads clutch plates CVT belts CVT rollers CVT variator light bulbs fuses carbon brushes tires cables and other rubber components and in general any parts subject to wear and tear...

Page 73: ...ed The warranty for spare parts within the warranty term will end on the date of expiry of the warranty term of the product concerned C If it were to prove impossible to repair a defect and the replacement thereof were to be disproportionate for the manufacturer the consumer is guaranteed the right to cancel the contract payment of compensation or to a partial refund of the purchase price discount...

Page 74: ... know the maintenance intervals I know the warranty conditions For your own safety e g for the possible withdrawal campaigns by the manufacturer we recommend as a new owner that you inform an official CORVUS distributor or authorized dealer or CORVUS itself directly that you have purchased a CORVUS vehicle so that your data can be registered in the service This will ensure that you are correctly m...

Page 75: ... know the maintenance intervals I know the warranty conditions For your own safety e g for the possible withdrawal campaigns by the manufacturer we recommend as a new owner that you inform an official CORVUS distributor or authorized dealer or CORVUS itself directly that you have purchased a CORVUS vehicle so that your data can be registered in the service This will ensure that you are correctly m...

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