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4. Operation of systems and equipment

Panel center air outlet

Toggle the paddle

①

②

to adjust the air

direction.

Toggle the paddle

①

right / toggle the

paddle

②

left to the limit position to close

the air outlet.

Panel compensation air outlet

The compensation air outlet

①

automatically opened in the panel mode,

and closed in other modes.

2nd/3rd row air outlet

Toggle the paddle

①

to adjust the air

direction, or close the air outlet.

Summary of Contents for All New GS8

Page 1: ...the vehicle clearly describes the warranty services provided by GAC Motor and the regular maintenance of the vehicle Please read this manual carefully to know your rights and responsibilities After r...

Page 2: ...e available in many forms including Safety signs pasted on the vehicle Safety notes the texts marked with the symbols and one of the three words WARNING CAUTION or NOTE in front WARNING Very important...

Page 3: ...d safety seat 27 3 4 3 Information about child safety seat 29 3 4 4 Correct installation of child safety seat 31 3 5 Exhaust gas hazard 35 3 6 Safety label 36 4 Operation of systems and equipment 37 4...

Page 4: ...30 4 6 7 Settings applicable to vehicles with AVN unit 132 4 7 Emergency rescue 138 5 Driving guide 139 5 1 Starting and driving 139 5 1 1 ENGINE START STOP button 139 5 1 2 Engine start 140 5 1 3 Eng...

Page 5: ...7 5 5 2 Reverse image system 221 5 5 3 Around view monitor AVM 224 5 5 4 APA 231 5 6 Electric power steering EPS 236 5 7 Off road modes 237 5 8 Driving skills 238 5 8 1 Pre driving safety inspection 2...

Page 6: ...sion chassis and bulb 279 8 Accident handling 288 8 1 Driver s tools and spare tire 288 8 2 Use of warning triangle 290 8 3 Use of reflective vest 291 8 4 Replacing flat tires 291 8 5 Microwave window...

Page 7: ...operly Beware of danger of airbag Airbags can save lives but they can also cause serious or fatal injuries to occupants who are too close to the airbags or improperly restrained Airbags pose the great...

Page 8: ...longitudinal acceleration Vehicle identification number These data help better understanding the situation in the event of a collision and personal injury and are used to assist accident analysis NOT...

Page 9: ...ations of front combination lamp bulbs See page 281 Front wiper Replacing front windshield wiper blades See page 260 Exterior rearview mirror Side turn signal lamp See page 76 Specifications of side t...

Page 10: ...igh mounted stop lamp See page 281 Rear wiper Replacing rear wiper blades See page 261 Fuel tank cap See page 250 Rear fog lamp Specifications of rear fog lamp See page 281 Specifications of reverse l...

Page 11: ...Oil filler cap See page 255 Brake fluid reservoir See page 262 Battery See page 263 Engine compartment power distribution unit See page 295 Oil dipstick See page 254 Expansion tank See page 257 CAUTI...

Page 12: ...unroof control button See page 70 Electric sunshade control button See page 69 SOS button See page 138 Spectacle case See page 99 Interior rearview mirror See page 87 Front passenger s frontal airbag...

Page 13: ...page 75 Instrument cluster See page 39 Indicator lamp See page 46 Wiper combination switch See page 85 AV system See page 120 Passenger s power window control button See page 68 Handle for opening th...

Page 14: ...age compartment of instrument panel See page 99 Mobile phone wireless charging area See page 103 Accelerator pedal Brake pedal Instrument panel left switch block Manual headlamp leveling knob See page...

Page 15: ...sion gearshift lever See page 142 ENGINE START STOP button See page 139 Driving mode button See page 144 APA button See page 231 AVM button See page 224 AUTO HOLD button See page 151 EPB button See pa...

Page 16: ...l Check that the tire pressure is normal Check that the engine hood is closed and locked properly Check that all windows are clear and have a good view Check that no objects obstruct the movement of t...

Page 17: ...itting posture of the passengers To guarantee the safety of the passengers and reduce the risk of casualties the passengers should Sit up straight and adjust the head restraint of the seat correctly S...

Page 18: ...e them the best protection thus reducing their impact injury as much as possible In the event of a collision the seat belt will assist other safety systems in simultaneously absorbing the energy gener...

Page 19: ...th hands at all In that case the occupant who does not fasten the seat belt will be thrown forward and injured if colliding with any interior objects Rear passengers must also fasten the seat belts co...

Page 20: ...The rear seat belt indicator lamp is on for 65 s and then goes out in normal cases and it will light up under the following conditions The rear passenger does not fasten the seat belt when the engine...

Page 21: ...o that the restraint force of the seat belt on the human body will be within a certain range preventing the occupant from being further injured due to excessive force And at the same time the seat bel...

Page 22: ...speed and insert the tongue into the corresponding buckle until a click is heard Pull the seat belt and confirm that the tongue is properly locked NOTE Outboard rear seat belts are fastened in the sam...

Page 23: ...allel to the upper body tension the lap belt and make sure that the lock tongue is properly locked WARNING To reduce the risk of injury during emergency braking or accidents please observe the followi...

Page 24: ...RS Depending on vehicle configurations the deployment positions of the SRS are as shown below Front seat frontal airbags Front seat side airbags Side curtain airbags Driver s knee airbag NOTE The airb...

Page 25: ...lf test 3 After the vehicle power switch is set to ON position the indicator lamp goes out but then comes on again 4 The indicator lamp comes on or flashes while the vehicle is running WARNING Never a...

Page 26: ...taneously trigger other airbags WARNING Do not attach or place any decorative objects on the surface of instrument panel because when the vehicle is running or the airbag deploys these objects will fa...

Page 27: ...Do not attach or place any decorative objects on the surface of instrument panel because when the vehicle is running or the airbag deploys these objects will fall be knocked over and roll around in t...

Page 28: ...following cases The vehicle power switch set to ACC or OFF position 100 frontal collision Minor side collision Rear end collision Other special circumstances NOTE The word minor refers to the extent...

Page 29: ...on occurs will be triggered by the system and deploy rapidly to assist the seat belt in protecting the driver and front passenger In certain collision accidents the system may simultaneously trigger o...

Page 30: ...ctions 3 3 1 Cases where the airbags may deploy a Nose down to the ground when the vehicle crosses a deep groove b Collision with roadside protrusions curbs etc c Nose down to the ground when the vehi...

Page 31: ...might not deploy a Collision with concrete pillars trees or other elongated objects b Rear end collision with the lower rear end of large truck c Rear end collision by other vehicles d Collision with...

Page 32: ...e body rest on the door area the deployment area of the front seat side airbag or side curtain airbag otherwise the impact force of the deployed front seat side airbag or side curtain airbag can cause...

Page 33: ...ly a Group 0 0 child safety seat Suitable for infants weighing less than 13 kg b Group I child safety seat Suitable for toddlers weighing between 9kg and 18kg For children weighing up to 18 kg 3 years...

Page 34: ...headrest is flush with the head of child For specific installation method please refer to the child safety seat instructions 2 Welldon Angela 2nd Generation product model WD002 ZJC Precautions for in...

Page 35: ...hild restraint systems approved for this weight group are suitable UF The forward facing general child restraint systems approved for this weight group are suitable L The listed special child restrain...

Page 36: ...36 kg X IUF X X Note The uppercase letters in the table are defined as follows IUF The forward facing general ISOFIX child safety seats for this weight group that are fixed with top tether are suitab...

Page 37: ...NOTE During the actual installation of the child safety seat be sure to refer to the instruction of the child safety seat for correct installation For the sake of safety please adjust the rear seat 2n...

Page 38: ...h it into the vehicle seat Tab 5 Place the seat belt correctly and push the tab up Make sure the seat belt is not twisted When pushing the tab up pull upward the upper part of the shoulder belt to ten...

Page 39: ...ocking tab and insert the locking tab into the locking clip Go to steps 6 and 7 Installing LATCH or ISOFIX system The rear seats 2nd row of this vehicle are equipped with the LATCH system and thus sui...

Page 40: ...lows 1 Put the child safety seat on the seat open the cover and find the front anchorage Then insert the lower guide groove of the child safety seat as arrowed into the front anchorage until a click i...

Page 41: ...al noises The exhaust color is abnormal If the engine is idling during parking please open all the windows and turn on the A C system 1 Select the fresh air mode 2 Select mode 3 Set the fan speed to t...

Page 42: ...airbag warning label LH SHOWN RH OPPOSITE The labels are located as shown to remind you of the potential danger that can cause serious injury or death Please read these labels carefully If the label...

Page 43: ...he instrument panel and all indicator lamps Pull up the locking handle to lock the steering wheel and make sure it is firmly locked WARNING During driving the driver s hands should always grasp the ou...

Page 44: ...ee page 41 Alarm center See page 44 Theme of instrument panel See page 41 Cruise control button Cruise control buttons See page 158 ACC button See page 160 Horn button Press button to sound the horn r...

Page 45: ...ter Speedometer Time display Fuel gauge Driving mode Gear display NOTE The instrument cluster shows different colors corresponding to the switched driving modes The instrument cluster allows for multi...

Page 46: ...ged climbing in hot weather deceleration or stop after driving at a high speed in areas with heavy traffic where the HVAC system is turned on and the engine idles for a long time towing etc Conditions...

Page 47: ...EW button can achieve free switching among the Sport theme and the AVDC theme of the instrument panel only only when the ACC ICA is activated can automatic jump to the Intelligent driving theme of the...

Page 48: ...ative distance average fuel consumption driving time of the vehicle since the last reset where the vehicle parameters can be reset by pressing and holding OK button Total distance It indicates the mil...

Page 49: ...celerator pedal position and brake pedal position The left semicircle represents brake pedal position and the right semicircle represents accelerator pedal position Fuel consumption trend Last 50 km A...

Page 50: ...s il lustrated here and for reference only Please refer to the actual vehicle Alarm center Check airbag Press OK to view the next message On the alarm center screen the current state of the vehicle is...

Page 51: ...ement of pressure Backlight of instrument panel Rear seat belt reminder If any alarm message appears press OK button on the left of the steering wheel to confirm the message Then the message will be d...

Page 52: ...it indicates that the engine oil pressure is low 4 Emission fault indicator lamp Yellow This indicator lamp will come on when the engine is not started with the vehicle power switch set to ON positio...

Page 53: ...luid level is too low or the electronic brake force distribution EBD system is faulty 13 Electronic stability program ESP indicator lamp Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp comes on it indicates that...

Page 54: ...that the ACC system is faulty 24 LDW status indicator lamp White If the white indicator lamp comes on it indicates that the LDW system is activated Red If the red indicator lamp comes on it indicates...

Page 55: ...f the gray indicator lamp comes on it indicates that ICA is in standby state Blue If the blue indicator lamp comes on it indicates that ICA is activated Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp comes on it...

Page 56: ...together with telecommunication equipment laptop mobile phone access control card or wireless signal transmitter The remote control key is put together with magnetic cards such as bank card and bus ca...

Page 57: ...key the windows and sunroof will be automatically closed If this button is pressed continuously within 0 5 s the vehicle locating function will be realized and the turn signal lamps will flash 3 times...

Page 58: ...mpt can be activated or deactivated via Settings Sound Effect Settings System Sound Effect Unlocking Locking Horn in the AV system The driver s door or all doors can be unlocked by pressing the button...

Page 59: ...ge it Battery replacement Each time you press the buttons on the remote control key the indicator lamp of the key will flash once If the indicator lamp fails to flash or you need to press the buttons...

Page 60: ...hrome plated housings and of the remote control key Take off the transparent trim cover Use a slotted screwdriver wrapped by cloth to pry open the housing of the remote control key at position arrow E...

Page 61: ...ld safety lock is activated See page 56 even if the rear door latch is unlocked the inside handle cannot open the rear door In this case the rear door shall be opened from outside And do not pull the...

Page 62: ...he trim cover Unlock Lock Insert the emergency mechanical key into the driver s door lock hole Turn the key anticlockwise to unlock the driver s door only Turn the key clockwise to lock all the doors...

Page 63: ...ps with the doors locked and the vehicle power switch set to OFF position the four doors will be automatically unlocked NOTE This function can be activated or deactivated via Settings Body Accessories...

Page 64: ...the intelligent active unlock function will be automatically deactivated in order to reduce the power consumption of the vehicle and in this case you need to use the intelligent remote control key or...

Page 65: ...t Active Lock in the AV system If the intelligent active lock is successful the turn signal lamps will flash once and the horn will sound once If the intelligent active lock is activated successfully...

Page 66: ...mote control key to approach the liftgate and press the liftgate unlocking button the liftgate will be unlocked and opened When the vehicle is unlocked and stationary if you press the liftgate unlocki...

Page 67: ...rol key Within the effective range of the remote control key two presses on the button can unlock the liftgate When the power liftgate function is deactivated the liftgate needs to be opened manually...

Page 68: ...panel sends an action signal that does not identify opening or closing the liftgate will confirm the relevant action according to the current state and the last action For example if the opening acti...

Page 69: ...ion menu interface to enter the My Car interface If you click Liftgate Open liftgate or Close liftgate button the liftgate will be opened or closed electrically Drag the liftgate icon to set the targe...

Page 70: ...gent remote control key is outside the induction area of the liftgate otherwise the liftgate will be opened Therefore it is recommended to deactivate this function in this case If you pick up somethin...

Page 71: ...stop at the current position If you press and hold the button on the intelligent remote control key within the effective range the PLG will be automatically lowered until it is closed In this case if...

Page 72: ...for the first time the engine hood will be semi unlocked and pop up slightly When the engine hood release handle is pulled for the second time the engine hood will further pop up slightly again and be...

Page 73: ...e stop driving immediately and close and lock the engine hood correctly Driver s power window control button Left front power window button Right front power window button Right rear power window butt...

Page 74: ...ot be operated anymore If you press this button again this function will be deactivated and the button indicator lamp will go out Passenger s power window control button For the operation methods of t...

Page 75: ...er relevant parts are normal Do not leave the vehicle until it is confirmed that the windows are fully closed Automatic window calibration If the window cannot be automatically lifted due to external...

Page 76: ...lly closed position NOTE The electric sunshade will be automatically closed as the sunroof is closed If the switch is pressed during the automatic opening or closing of the electric sunshade the elect...

Page 77: ...to deactivate the tilting function Remote control When you press and hold the button on the remote control key with IGN OFF the sunroof will be closed by remote control and when you release the butto...

Page 78: ...y or Opening and Closing Control Sunroof Fresh Air Full Opening of Sunshade Full Closing of Sunshade soft keys in the 3D vehicle model on the AV system display Anti pinch function of sunroof The anti...

Page 79: ...indow Closing When Hirecar in the AV system If the sunroof fails to be closed automatically due to abnormal conditions such as activation of anti pinch function the horn will sound 4 times to remind t...

Page 80: ...sh twice Body anti theft function remote control locking When the ignition is in the OFF position and the four doors engine hood and liftgate are closed if you take the intelligent remote control key...

Page 81: ...y doubt please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop 4 3 Lamps and vision 4 3 1 Exterior lamps Lamplight combination switch Lamp switch Fog lamp switch NOTE Water vapors or even water drops may appear...

Page 82: ...ument cluster will flash 3 times If you turn the lamplight combination switch up or down and hold it at the position the corresponding turn signal lamp and the indicator lamp or on the instrument clus...

Page 83: ...ase Manually Control Light the system will keep the low beam on for the sake of safety At this time you should manually control the light and go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time...

Page 84: ...beam Turn the lamplight control switch to the position to turn on the low beam High beam After turning on the low beam if you push the lamplight combination switch forward to the limit position the h...

Page 85: ...en back to the OFF position within 2 s the headlamp delay off function will be activated In this case the low beam will stay on for 30 s if one of the doors including four doors engine hood and liftga...

Page 86: ...he battery power so please turn it off when not in use Be sure to strictly abide by the relevant regulations when using the hazard warning lamp In the event of an emergency if the hazard warning lamp...

Page 87: ...ed NOTE The intelligent courtesy lamp can be activated or deactivated by selecting Settings Body Accessories Exterior Light Intelligent Courtesy Lamp and then clicking the soft key on the AV system di...

Page 88: ...ll come on automatically and then go out after about 30 s NOTE When all the doors are closed and the dome lamps are on as mentioned above if the vehicle is locked by remote control or the ignition is...

Page 89: ...the third row dome lamp can be turned on by opening the door or pressing the front dome lamp switch Glove box lamp If the glove box is opened the glove box lamp will come on automatically If the glov...

Page 90: ...rameters cannot be adjusted when the ambient light function is activated with IGN ON the ambient light stays on 2 Ambient light brightness adjustment Users can adjust the brightness of ambient light b...

Page 91: ...d to the AUTO position the automatic wiping function will be activated and the wiper system will adjust the wiper speed according to the current rainfall and the real time vehicle speed Adjust the wip...

Page 92: ...dual water stains from the glass ON rear wiper on When the liftgate is closed if you turn the rear wiper knob to the ON position the rear wiper will start wiping Reverse Link When the liftgate is clos...

Page 93: ...nt windshield glass otherwise the front view will be obstructed which may easily cause traffic accidents 4 3 5 Rearview mirror Interior rearview mirror Automatic anti dazzling interior rearview mirror...

Page 94: ...justing button to adjust the selected exterior rearview mirror to the appropriate rearview angle After adjusting the exterior rearview mirror restore the selection button to its original state Exterio...

Page 95: ...ror is manually unfolded Be careful when operating the electric folding function of the exterior rearview mirror to prevent your fingers from being pinched by the rearview mirror and its base Reverse...

Page 96: ...ou shift out of the R position the mirror will automatically return to the original position If the reverse tilt down function is switched off the rearview mirror will not tilt down when you move the...

Page 97: ...llation position If the headrest is removed or installed improperly the driver may be seriously injured in an accident Height adjustment of front passenger s head restraint for manual adjustment of fo...

Page 98: ...seat and the slider rail hindering the seat from being locked Do not adjust the seats when the vehicle is traveling as this is likely to cause casualties Therefore please adjust the front seat only wh...

Page 99: ...ntilation level The seat ventilator has three ventilation positions among which the 3rd position has the highest fan speed followed by the 2nd position and the 1st position has the lowest fan speed In...

Page 100: ...e direction of arrow or to adjust the front passenger s seat forward or backward NOTE When the driver s seating position is manually adjusted an message will pop up on the AV system interface to promp...

Page 101: ...ction of arrow A to adjust the seat forward or backward Then release the adjusting handle and slide the seat forward or backward slightly until the seat is firmly locked Forward and backward adjustmen...

Page 102: ...ion and then release the button Press the button adjust the 3rd row right seat back forward to the appropriate position and then release the button Accessing to third row seat Press the switch on the...

Page 103: ...original position and confirm that the seat is locked securely Electric folding reset of 3rd row seat Adjust the head restraint of the third row seat to the lowest position Pr ess th e b u tto n s a n...

Page 104: ...down the central armrest forward and then place beverage bottles WARNING Do not place hot beverages on the cup holder or hot beverages may spill out when the vehicle is running causing scalding passe...

Page 105: ...glasses Push back to close the spectacle case until a click is heard Instrument panel front storage compartment Place small articles here NOTE For models equipped with mobile phone wireless charging f...

Page 106: ...ole armrest box Place small articles here Storage bag on the back of front seat Pull open the storage bag to put books foldable umbrellas and other articles in it Front central armrest box Press the s...

Page 107: ...e glove box may fly out and cause personal injury to the occupants in case of an emergency braking or an accident 4 4 5 Power outlet USB port Front 12V power outlet With the ENGINE START STOP button i...

Page 108: ...Devices up to 12V 120W are supported USB interface at interior rearview mirror With the ignition in the ACC or ON position a device can be connected directly for use Front USB port With the ignition i...

Page 109: ...y the use of mobile phones or other wireless charging receivers that have not passed the Qi certification The wireless charging effective zone is in the storage slot in front of the shift lever To cha...

Page 110: ...e another attempt later The mobile phone request charging power is too high or the wireless charging module transmit power is too high The power is abnormal so please move away the mobile phone and ma...

Page 111: ...the product is faulty and cannot be used normally please stop using it and go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time If there is a metal foreign object between the mobile phone and t...

Page 112: ...se they may fly forward and cause injuries to the occupants in case of emergency braking or an accident Never place fragile flammable and explosive articles in the trunk Trunk space The trunk volume c...

Page 113: ...ety technologies by GAC to ensure excellent active safety and passive safety Therefore in order to maintain the excellent characteristics of this vehicle please be sure to consult the GAC Motor author...

Page 114: ...n of the anti lock braking system ABS and other systems The modification of the steering wheel and other safety devices may cause the system failure WARNING Improper modification of the vehicle or ins...

Page 115: ...is easy to cause an accident resulting in personal injury or even death Therefore enable the air circulation mode according to the actual situation CAUTION If the A C system has failures such as no c...

Page 116: ...mode button ON PFF button Recirculation fresh air mode button Recirculation mode button Fresh air mode button Front windshield defrosting defogging button Rear windshield defrost defog button Temperat...

Page 117: ...the air volume Air supply mode button Fan speed decrease A C off button Driver side temperature Down button Driver side temperature Up button Fan speed control button Front passenger side temperature...

Page 118: ...ode button ON OFF button Temperature Up button Temperature display single zone left and right synchronization Fan speed increase button Temperature Down button Air volume level display Display the air...

Page 119: ...increments decrements of 0 5 C When the set temperature is lower than 18 5 C the temperature is displayed as LO when the set temperature is higher than 31 5 C the temperature is displayed asHI In AUTO...

Page 120: ...cumulation of carbon dioxide in the vehicle which is not conducive to keeping driver clearheaded The recirculation mode in cold or rainy days can easily cause the windows to mist up affecting the driv...

Page 121: ...O mode the A C system will automatically control the air supply mode and when the soft key is pressed the system will exit the AUTO mode When manually selecting through the front A C control interface...

Page 122: ...panel outlets NOTE The panel floor mode is mainly used when the outside temperature is slightly lower in spring and autumn Therefore the temperature of the upper outlets is slightly lower than that o...

Page 123: ...reased until the target temperature is reached 2 Preset scene 2 Fast Warm up 28 C AUTO On the A C curve is Fast the temperature is rapidly increased and the maximum power is maintained until the targe...

Page 124: ...Toggle the paddle right toggle the paddle left to the limit position to close the air outlet Panel compensation air outlet The compensation air outlet is automatically opened in the panel mode and clo...

Page 125: ...119 4 Operation of systems and equipment Armrest box air outlet Turn the knob to adjust the air volume or close the air outlet...

Page 126: ...ing call press the button to answer the call During a call press the button to hang up the call Press and hold Long press on this button has no effect button In radio mode press this button to automat...

Page 127: ...the drop down menu bar control interface Smart scene area The smart scene area includes 3D vehicle model and A C scene fast cooling and fast heating System status bar This area indicates Time Bluetoo...

Page 128: ...ime display and format quick adjustment entry etc Click an icon to enter the corresponding function interface Drop down menu bar area Swipe down to enter the drop down menu bar control interface Smart...

Page 129: ...e After parking take a break Rainstorm mode Don t panic when it rains tell me to close the window Wakeup mode Wake up Danger of fatigue driving Party mode Let s have fun together Broadcast Unknown In...

Page 130: ...witch to the CarPlay main interface and the CarPlay icon in the system interface will be highlighted In other function interfaces you can access the Apple CarPlay system by clicking on the Carplay ico...

Page 131: ...sistant by saying Hello GAC and say Give you a name XXX to set another wake up word 2 The user can set the voice function through Settings Voice Settings Voice Assistant After you wake up the voice re...

Page 132: ...search FMAM switching Enter the Radio interface in the following ways Click the Radio card in the main interface to enter the radio mode Press the button on the right side of the steering wheel repea...

Page 133: ...terface NOTE In case of online music click Music card in the main interface to enter the online music playback interface and not to enter the local music interface The AVN unit music application has t...

Page 134: ...e connected will be displayed and select the device to be connected and click to connect it Switch to list display mode Click the 1 soft key to switch to the list mode the number displayed in the list...

Page 135: ...d enter the Bluetooth connection interface in the above way After turning on the Bluetooth function by clicking the Bluetooth ON OFF soft key the main unit will automatically search for nearby Bluetoo...

Page 136: ...t Settings group Function Function Options Device connection Bluetooth Device name Bluetooth switch On Off Auto connection On Off Automatically Sync Contacts On Off List of Connectable Devices Sound S...

Page 137: ...tandard Sport Towing mode On Off Body Accessories Exterior Light Follow me home Off Low beam only Low beam and rear fog lamp Daytime running lamp On Off Lock Unlock Remote unlock All doors Driver s do...

Page 138: ...lider to enable or disable the function and drag the progress bar for adjustment Settings group Function Function Options Display setting Center console Center console display brightness Range 0 100 L...

Page 139: ...port LKA ON OFF available settings Steering Warning Steering and warning Automatic lane change On Off Emergency lane keeping On Off Longitudinal vehicle control assist Speed limit sign identification...

Page 140: ...ems and equipment Settings group Function Function Options Rear approach alert On Off Rear automatic emergency braking On Off Parking assist Parking assist chime On Off APA voice prompt On Off APA par...

Page 141: ...ories Auto folding of exterior rearview mirror On Off Turning down of exterior rearview mirror when reversing ON OFF Settings Automatic wiper On Off Wiper maintenance mode On Off Mobile phone wireless...

Page 142: ...Call volume Range 0 10 3D sound effect Driver All occupants OFF Treble Range 10 10 Alto Range 10 10 Bass Range 10 10 Sound field Reset Speed sensitive volume control On Off Startup volume Unchanged A...

Page 143: ...Off Basic settings Time and date GPS time synchronization On Off 24 hour system On Off Message push On Off Navigation signal mode Navigation signal mode GPS BeiDou GPS BeiDou System information Syste...

Page 144: ...le is involved in an accidental collision and the airbag is deployed GAC Motor T BOX will activate the automatic call after crash function to automatically call the set emergency contact Manual emerge...

Page 145: ...T STOP button is switched off ACC The ENGINE START STOP button backlight turns orange and the 12V power supply and other accessories can be used ON The ENGINE START STOP button backlight turns orange...

Page 146: ...the engine is not started successfully you must wait about 30s before next attempt Do not depress the accelerator pedal hard to make the engine run at high speed or overload after starting Otherwise...

Page 147: ...r steering failure and traffic accidents Precautions for parking When parking set the gearshift lever to P or N position and pay attention to the following Pay attention to the direction the vehicle i...

Page 148: ...ionary otherwise the transmission will be damaged P Parking When the vehicle is completely stationary with transmission in other positions than P press the P button to shift to the P Depress the brake...

Page 149: ...sition Driving mode The shift system has the following modes which can be selected and switched by operating the D MODE button ECO In this mode the slight power hysteresis occurs and fuel consumption...

Page 150: ...the back button on the AV system interface or stay for 5s without any operation to hide the mode pop up window If the D MODE button on the center console is turned the AV system will pop up the Drivi...

Page 151: ...n the braking safety and performance CAUTION If there is metal friction rasp the brake lining may be worn to the limit Please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible If...

Page 152: ...ent the brake booster does not work the braking distance will be greatly increased and an accident is likely to be caused If the brake booster does not work for example when the vehicle is being towed...

Page 153: ...idents WARNING When the brake is wet or icy or when the vehicle is running on a salted road the braking lag may occur resulting in a longer braking distance Therefore be careful to prevent accidents A...

Page 154: ...vehicle parked the EPB will be automatically released to provide driving assistance for the driver CAUTION The EPB will apply a fixed force according to the gradient for braking If the vehicle slides...

Page 155: ...with a trailer or is to be parked on a steep slope it is recommended to pull up the EPB button again after the first application of EPB to ensure the maximum braking effect NOTE On a slope with a grad...

Page 156: ...ration noise will be heard at this time Application of dynamic emergency brake During driving dynamic emergency braking can be achieved by pulling up the EPB button continuously as arrowed If the acce...

Page 157: ...in engaged AUTO HOLD On and Off When the engine is started the driver s door is closed and the driver s seat belt is fastened press the AUTO HOLD button Then the button indicator lamp comes on and the...

Page 158: ...may run off the path 5 3 Electronic service brake system 5 3 1 Electronic stability program ESP ESP can effectively reduce the risk of sideslip ESP determines the driving intention of the driver accor...

Page 159: ...driving control panel interface If the ESP soft key is clicked the ESP will be deactivated the indicator lamp on the instrument cluster will come on and an alarm message will be displayed Since the e...

Page 160: ...tion may be out of control on a smooth road covered with ice snow etc The TCS is used to automatically control the driving force during vehicle acceleration so as to keep the slippage of tires within...

Page 161: ...vided by the systems CAUTION Improper operation or modifications such as modifications to the brake system wheels tires and other components of the vehicle will affect the function of ABS Tires must b...

Page 162: ...ops starting parking etc At starting on a slope the HHC prevents the vehicle from sliding backwards in the interval between the driver releasing the brake pedal and depressing the accelerator pedal th...

Page 163: ...this case HDC cannot work properly and the driver should depress the brake pedal for deceleration instead of trying to use the system to go down a steep slope In addition the driver should go to the G...

Page 164: ...eplace automatic driving so the driver must be vigilant to drive and control the vehicle Control buttons SET activating the cruise control decelerating RES resuming the cruise control accelerating act...

Page 165: ...ch time the button is pressed the vehicle speed reduces by 1 0 km h Press and hold the SET button to decrease the vehicle speed continuously until the button is released NOTE When the vehicle speed is...

Page 166: ...rom other vehicles Control buttons OK multi function OK button resetting ACC acceleration by moving up confirmation setting by pressing deceleration by moving down headway increasing button activating...

Page 167: ...ssed the corresponding blue indicator lamp on the instrument cluster will come on and the vehicle will enter the ACC status NOTE The minimum setable target cruising speed is 30 km h When the transmiss...

Page 168: ...t time to increase the vehicle speed by 5 km h each time move up the multi function OK button OK for a long time to increase the cruising speed at an increment of 5 km h until the button is released N...

Page 169: ...er the vehicle ahead is driven off 2 If the gray ACC indicator lamp comes on and EPB is not activated the instrument cluster will display the message Waiting for ACC if there is a vehicle ahead ACC ca...

Page 170: ...icles in adjacent lanes and apply the brake of your vehicle This braking process can be interrupted by depressing the accelerator pedal 4 Narrow vehicles and Z shaped traffic in front The narrow vehic...

Page 171: ...at close range the radar sensor and brake actuator will incur a response lag causing delayed braking response 7 ACC should not be used in cities with traffic jams and poor visibility night backlighti...

Page 172: ...overheating If the brake is overheated due to emergency braking or driving down a steep slope ACC will be deactivated automatically and meanwhile the instrument cluster will display a tell tale readin...

Page 173: ...on curves with small radius pedestrians animals bicycles tricycles stationary vehicles or unexpected obstacles complex traffic conditions oncoming traffic or cross traffic low trailers or trucks and...

Page 174: ...e used for emergency braking Prevent placing your foot on the accelerator pedal when not required otherwise ACC cannot function for braking as the depressing of accelerator pedal will cause excessive...

Page 175: ...CA to activate ICA or ACC to deactivate ICA After selected ICA can be activated according to the operation method of ACC See page 159 NOTE The cruise mode can be changed regardless of the status of AC...

Page 176: ...r For more precautions for operation please refer to section ACC See page 159 Close all doors properly Fasten the seat belt Set the gearshift lever to D position Release the brake Interrupting steerin...

Page 177: ...bove accompanied by audible alarm The driver shall immediately hold the steering wheel immediately after receiving the hands on reminder Don t panic or turn the steering wheel fiercely After ICA recog...

Page 178: ...ns ICA may incorrectly detect lane markings or fail to detect lane markings or may incorrectly detect target vehicles or fail to detect target vehicles ahead Even if enabled and being working ICA may...

Page 179: ...ds water logged or snowy roads adverse weather mountain roads rough roads and highway access it is recommended not to use ICA Do not use ICA when a trailer is coupled Improper use of ICA or negligence...

Page 180: ...tigation FCM The FCM assesses the danger level of pre collision by detecting the relative distance and speed with the vehicle ahead in the same path according to the signal from the MMW radar installe...

Page 181: ...mpt 3 Brake jerk warning When the vehicle has a high risk of colliding with the moving target vehicle brake jerk is triggered to remind the driver that the brake shall be applied immediately Active br...

Page 182: ...nfirmation window will pop up on the multi function touch screen In this case click OK or Cancel to confirm the operation NOTE Far Medium and Near can be set via Settings Driving Assistance Longitudin...

Page 183: ...d to the floor or the vehicle accelerates quickly The assist function is deactivated or operates abnormally The ESP is manually deactivated The ESP control is activated The surface of area where IFC i...

Page 184: ...herefore the driver shall apply the brake if necessary instead of waiting for the FCM to operate The FCM only provides the driver with warning to avoid collision and limited braking to mitigate collis...

Page 185: ...recognition Traffic sign recognition is abbreviated to TSR TSR provides the driver with speed limit information by detecting speed limit signs ahead on the road through the IFC installed on the front...

Page 186: ...Driving Assistance in the AV system and press the soft key on the right side of Overspeed Sound Warning to activate or deactivate this function After this function is activated when the actual speed o...

Page 187: ...ully illuminate the speed limit sign at night or when the light is low in tunnels The speed limit sign is partially or completely blocked The speed limit sign is worn blurred or dirty The speed limit...

Page 188: ...e warning system indicator lamp on the instrument cluster will go out The system has a button state memory function so that when the vehicle is restarted the system will work in the state before last...

Page 189: ...cator lamp comes on green the system will not implement corrective steering adjustment under one of the following conditions The accelerator pedal is quickly depressed The brake pedal is slammed for d...

Page 190: ...mitations The lane departure warning system may wrongly detect a lane marking or not detect any lane marking at all due to inevitable environmental factors and conditions even if it is activated and w...

Page 191: ...tervenes in turning of the steering wheel to assist in corrective steering adjustment Neither panic nor turn the steering wheel fiercely When the lane departure warning system detects that the steerin...

Page 192: ...ith any material not meeting the corresponding specifications Any additional objects that negatively affecting the sight of the system camera may lead to improper operation of the system Lane keep aid...

Page 193: ...nt Driving Mode on the AV system display to select the corresponding Shadow driver mode Off mode the shadow driver function is turned off Steady mode the shadow driver control is moderate and appropri...

Page 194: ...driver is not in the Adaptive mode the user can set the throttle sensitivity in the Driving Mode Current Driving Mode interface Alternatively the throttle sensitivity can also be adjusted by setting t...

Page 195: ...e instrument cluster will turn blue Deactivating IHC If one of the following conditions is met turn off the intelligent headlight control function Turn the lamp switch to a position other than AUTO Go...

Page 196: ...t off WARNING IHC is a driver assist function and it can help you to select the lighting way best suitable for the actual condition The driver shall always be responsible for manual switching between...

Page 197: ...s is low and the low beam is automatically turned on if the vehicle speed is greater than 25km h the adaptive high beam ADB function is allowed to be activated At this time the high beam enters the in...

Page 198: ...ensure driving safety The high beams will not automatically turn on when the parts involved in the function implementation fail or there is a system failure On and Off With the ENGINE START STOP butto...

Page 199: ...the following three conditions during driving vehicle speed 15km h Another vehicle enters the blind spot from the rear or from one side Another vehicle approaches quickly from the rear of the adjacent...

Page 200: ...the rear bumper sensors is not covered by ice snow or other objects If any sensor is interfered the system performance will be degraded and the instrument cluster will display a prompt BSD sensor is...

Page 201: ...ects blind spots on both sides of the rear of the vehicle via the BSD sensor installed at the rear of vehicle If it is detected that another vehicle is approaching quickly during reversing the RCTA al...

Page 202: ...ed according to the ambient light Audible alarm there will be an audible alarm as a supplementary reminder at the same time Active braking When the braking mode is activated and the risk of a collisio...

Page 203: ...way concrete wall The vehicle is in a building area The vehicle is passing a sharp turn around a building The vehicle is near shrubs and trees The vehicle is too close to the vehicle behind during par...

Page 204: ...y for assist and cannot replace the driver to monitor the external traffic conditions The driver should always be alert to the surrounding environment Working conditions The preconditions required for...

Page 205: ...door open warning DOW system uses the BSD sensor installed at the rear of the vehicle to detect the adjacent lane during parking and when another vehicle is detected approaching quickly and will cause...

Page 206: ...p can automatically adjust the brightness according to the external lighting conditions Working conditions The preconditions required for activating the function are as follows The vehicle is parked T...

Page 207: ...lane keeping aid function monitors the adjacent lane area in front and behind the vehicle in real time through the rear BSD sensor IFC and front IFC When the vehicle deviates from the lane and there i...

Page 208: ...ION Emergency lane keep assist is only an auxiliary function and cannot replace the driver to monitor traffic conditions The driver should always be alert to the surrounding environment This function...

Page 209: ...es of the vehicle Marks or objects similar to lane markings on roads Short term change of marking such as ramp or highway exit Driving on steep slopes or curved roads Close distance from the vehicle a...

Page 210: ...stalled at the front of the vehicle and no obstacle shall be present in its detection area Do not install the obstacles such as the license plate frame when installing the front license plate Otherwis...

Page 211: ...normal deactivation of these functions IFC An IFC is installed on the upper part of the windshield glass to detect the surrounding environment which can identify pedestrians up to 80m away from the ve...

Page 212: ...nt windshield may block the sight of the IFC If this occurs the functions such as LDW FCM ACC ICA and IHC will be disabled In this case please wipe the area around the camera on the front windshield o...

Page 213: ...splay indicates that the tire pressure is low when the tire pressure cold tire pressure rises to the normal set value the fault is eliminated and the tire pressure warning lamp goes out If the tire pr...

Page 214: ...on or off the specific reminders of the corresponding monitoring function by clicking soft keys Reminder mode 1 Fatigue relief The cabin monitoring system can detect driver fatigue as mild fatigue mod...

Page 215: ...ht wakened screen When the screen is in a black state and it is detected that the driver is looking at the screen for more than 1s the screen will automatically turn on if the sight leaves the screen...

Page 216: ...ace or behavior of the driver and passengers it needs to operate within the effective range of the camera that is the camera can clearly identify full face features of the driver and passengers and th...

Page 217: ...and some drivers facial features may not be accurately captured The system does not recognize the need for a break in all situations CAUTION Please abide by the national road traffic safety law and r...

Page 218: ...ing ADiGO Active Safety Life Presence Reminder in the AV system to activate or deactivate this function It is activated by default WARNING Because the single radar system monitors the 2nd row and 3rd...

Page 219: ...ht The brightness of the HUD image can be adjusted manually if necessary Depending on the angle and position between the sunlight and the HUD the HUD image will temporarily brighten which is normal NO...

Page 220: ...214 5 Driving guide Red line the lane departure warning function is triggered Forward collision warning level 1 is triggered Forward collision warning level 2 is triggered...

Page 221: ...tivate this function and make corresponding settings NOTE HUD setting can be performed only when the vehicle is parked During setting of the adjustment function the corresponding interface is displaye...

Page 222: ...HUD image Clean the top curved surface of the HUD with a soft cloth wet with glass cleaner wipe it gently and let it dry NOTE The front windshield of the vehicle equipped with HUD is specially made If...

Page 223: ...eed is greater than 12km h the front and rear ultrasonic sensors will stop working move the gearshift lever out of the R position and apply the parking brake so the ENGINE START STOP button will exit...

Page 224: ...ible alarm No display alarm No display alarm No display alarm No display alarm 90 60 cm 90 60cm Regular medium audible alarm 60 30cm 60 30cm 60 30cm 60 30cm 60 30cm 60 30cm Regular rapid audible alarm...

Page 225: ...t automated parking The front ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the front bumper The rear ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the rear bumper Applicable to the model with automated parki...

Page 226: ...position adjustment according to the practical conditions The RPA sensors have blind spots while they are detecting obstacles During reversing the driver shall observe the surrounding environment car...

Page 227: ...rded at wide angle up to 130 and display a wide range image behind the vehicle on the AV system display to allow the driver to know various complex road conditions behind the vehicle and improve the s...

Page 228: ...judging the parking space you need during reversing The distance reference lines can be adjusted from time to time as the steering wheel is turned CCD CCD is installed next to the license plate lamp W...

Page 229: ...e clean Clean the surface of the CCD with a piece of soft damp cloth to avoid scratching Do not use a high pressure cleaner to clean the CCD for a long time and if it to be used please keep the nozzle...

Page 230: ...to predict the vehicle s motion trajectory as well as superimpose the predicted track on the panoramic image to provide the driver with full information on the vehicle s direction of traveling helping...

Page 231: ...225 5 Driving guide Interface description Exit Radar audible alarm switch 2D view soft button 3D view soft button Settings...

Page 232: ...ctivate or deactivate the radar activation function After this function is activated when the vehicle speed is 20km h and the radars detect an obstacle an audible alarm will be issued and the panorami...

Page 233: ...ges Trajectory NOTE The description of display interface is for reference only In case of any discrepancy the actual vehicle shall prevail The 3D view interface can be shown by touching the 3D view bu...

Page 234: ...ras are installed on the left right exterior rearview mirrors CCD is installed next to the license plate lamp CAUTION Please keep the camera surface clean Do not use a high pressure cleaner to clean t...

Page 235: ...ways 1 Enter the system menu interface by touching the icon in the AV system menu bar and then touch the REC icon to turn on the DVR function You can say I want to hear Jay Chou s songs User Real time...

Page 236: ...Edit Loop video Locked video Photo Today Yesterday Failure Total storage capacity Loop video is a video recorded and saved automatically which can be selected for playback and other operations Locked...

Page 237: ...eeds to actively observe it and if there is a danger of collision the driver needs to brake the vehicle in time During parking the driver should a l w a y s p a y a t t e n t i o n t o t h e surroundi...

Page 238: ...er the APA is activated the driver can touch the exit button or turn the steering wheel or depress the accelerator pedal or operate the gearshift lever or press the P position button or unfasten the s...

Page 239: ...e APA will be deactivated When the APA is activated please follow the prompts on the multimedia display Please drive at a low speed while searching for an available parking bay because the APA will no...

Page 240: ...se angled parking bay NOTE In the process of automatically searching for parking bays and areas will display the parking bays at the same time area is subject to the image view and there may be situat...

Page 241: ...success Please take over the vehicle Reversing image depending on gear positions Steering wheel diagram Operation instruction Take the automatic parking in as an example 1 After the vehicle is starte...

Page 242: ...ights up for a few seconds and then goes out after the system completes the self test indicating that the EPS works normally If the indicator lamp does not go out after the engine is started or comes...

Page 243: ...on failure On slightly muddy roads please use comfort mode or economy mode instead of mud mode The mud mode is different from the snow mode When the driver turns the steering wheel and depresses the a...

Page 244: ...lamp brake lamp tail lamp turn signal lamp and other lamps work properly check the lighting direction of the headlamp Check that the seat belt is not worn or damaged check that the seat belt is fasten...

Page 245: ...Avoid running the engine at high speed Do not tow any trailer Within 1000km 1500km it is allowed to increase the engine vehicle speeds gradually to the maximum allowable range The internal frictional...

Page 246: ...d and drive at a low speed while driving on a bumpy or uneven road otherwise the chassis may be scratched which result in vehicle damage When driving the vehicle downhill decelerate in advance avoid e...

Page 247: ...some de icer spray or glycerin into the door lock hole to prevent the door lock from being frozen 4 Use washer fluids containing antifreeze These products are available at GAC Motor authorized shop T...

Page 248: ...regular maintenance on the vehicle to maintain its optimal working condition as dirty air cleaner spark plugs oil and grease will reduce the engine performance and increase fuel consumption When star...

Page 249: ...wheat stalks under the vehicle as they may be ignited by the components heated after long time driving such as engine exhaust pipe Do not park the vehicle in places involving serious rat infestation...

Page 250: ...as of the engine is toxic Be sure to operate the engine in a well ventilated place Burns The engine and exhaust system are at high temperature during operation which can easily cause burns Therefore w...

Page 251: ...methods with special leather cleaning soap or detergent CAUTION If a leather stain remover is used wipe it dry with a soft dry cloth as soon as possible WARNING Never leave a soft cloth wet with leat...

Page 252: ...of filters The vehicle is equipped with an air cleaner an A C filter an oil filter a fuel filter etc They aim to filter gases or fluids If they are too dirty or clogged the normal operation of corresp...

Page 253: ...he GAC Motor authorized shop for touch up When using a steam cleaner or a high pressure cleaner to wash the vehicle be sure to be very careful Be sure to wash the vehicle in accordance with the operat...

Page 254: ...rnished This type of wax is generally used to restore the gloss of paint surface Cleaning and maintenance of external plastic parts External plastic parts are generally washed with clean water soft cl...

Page 255: ...the wiper and the wiper shall be replaced in time In winter or cold conditions be sure to check whether the wiper blade is frozen together with the windshield before using the wiper If so perform de...

Page 256: ...idden to use cluster head nozzles to spray the tires Otherwise the tires will be damaged causing traffic accidents 6 4 Inspecting and adding fluids 6 4 1 Fuel As the amount of fuel decreases when the...

Page 257: ...ard which indicates that the fuel filler cap has been tightened NOTE Grade of fuel 95 or above high quality unleaded gasoline NOTE This model complies with China VI emission standards The fuel supply...

Page 258: ...grade If fuel not complying with the regulations is added accidentally do not start the engine Please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop immediately for treatment Emergency opening of fuel tank cap...

Page 259: ...to the period specified in the Warranty Manual If the vehicle is running under severe conditions fuel with high sulfur content is used engine idles for a long time e g a taxi the vehicle is driven in...

Page 260: ...isk area Be sure to read and follow the relevant warning instructions carefully before opening the engine hood NOTE While checking the oil level ensure the engine is cold Pull out the oil dipstick Wip...

Page 261: ...ot spill it If the engine oil gets on skin be sure to rinse the skin thoroughly If too much oil is added do not start the engine In this case please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop as soon as po...

Page 262: ...dicator lamp on the instrument cluster comes on in red and an alarm message is given to prompt the driver at this time the vehicle must be stopped in a safe place and the engine shut down After the en...

Page 263: ...l CAUTION When the coolant level is lower than the lower limit mark MIN coolant must be added Insufficient coolant will affect the cooling effect and cause engine damage Adding coolant After checking...

Page 264: ...s allowed to be added WARNING It is forbidden to mix coolant that is not approved by our company into the original coolant otherwise the engine may be damaged due to incompatibility In case of emergen...

Page 265: ...asher WARNING Be extremely careful while working in the engine compartment Before operation be sure to carefully read and follow the relevant warning instructions Do not misuse coolant or any other ad...

Page 266: ...sories interface the wiper arm will stop after moving for half a circle If the soft button on the right is touched again the wiper arm will be reset Lift up the wiper arm and press the lock button as...

Page 267: ...ked regularly and the wiper blades must be replaced as specified Damaged wiper blades must be replaced in time Excessively worn or dirty wiper blades are very easy to scratch the windshield and will a...

Page 268: ...ly before opening the engine hood After check of the brake fluid level if the fluid level is below MIN brake fluid must be added If the brake system warning lamp does not go out or comes on again afte...

Page 269: ...ace and kept out of children s contact to avoid poisoning due to accidental ingestion Brake fluid must be stored in accordance with environmental protection laws 6 4 6 Battery Warning symbols and inst...

Page 270: ...guard plate of engine compartment Remove the cover of the battery positive terminal Check the connection of the battery connector and the cable for corrosion or looseness check the appearance of the b...

Page 271: ...such as sulfuric acid and lead so it must be disposed of properly and must not be treated as ordinary household waste 6 5 A C filter Inspecting and cleaning the A C filter Check or clean the A C filte...

Page 272: ...treads have been worn to the wear indicators Otherwise it is very easy to cause an accident because such tires may burst during driving causing traffic accidents and injury Such tires and wheels shal...

Page 273: ...e dimensions load range rated speed and structure type of new tire are the same as those of original one Replace at least two tires on the same axle at the same time rather than only one tire individu...

Page 274: ...rresponding seasonal conditions It is recommended to use winter tires in winter At low temperatures the adaptability of summer tires is significantly poorer thereby losing road adhesion and braking ab...

Page 275: ...ure Balance the weight of occupants and luggage avoid slopes and adjust tire pressure according to vehicle load Check the tire pressure of the spare wheel or emergency spare wheel at the same time Ins...

Page 276: ...height If the tread pattern wears to the indicator surface the tire can no longer be used safely and must be replaced immediately Wheel balance The wheels of the new vehicle are already balanced Due...

Page 277: ...to the laws and regulations of the corresponding country and region Do not install tire chains without understanding the laws and regulations of the corresponding country and region that may restrict...

Page 278: ...ification number VIN is shown in the figure VIN under the carpet in front of the front passenger s seat VIN on the left side of the instrument panel NOTE The position indication and quantity of vehicl...

Page 279: ...can be read through a special diagnostic scan tool NOTE If you need to buy a diagnostic scan tool please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for consultation and purchase Vehicle nameplate The vehicle...

Page 280: ...1676 16 Front overhang 944 9 mm Rear overhang 1116 11 mm Minimum ground clearance full load 160 mm Approach angle full load 18 Departure angle full load 23 Note external rearview mirrors respective o...

Page 281: ...icle weight rating kg VIN first eight characters Kerb mass kg Front axle load Rear axle load Gross vehicle weight rating Front axle load Rear axle load GAC6501JDA6A LMGJU1G5 1880 1035 843 2460 1159 13...

Page 282: ...nding model parameters Unit GAC6501JDA6A GAC6501JDA6B STT Non STT Non STT Seating capacity 7 Person Minimum turning diameter 12 2 m Maximum gradeability 40 Maximum speed 210 200 km h Comprehensive fue...

Page 283: ...verhead camshaft exhaust gas turbocharging Number of cylinders 4 Ignition order 1 3 4 2 Bore mm 83 Travel mm 92 Displacement mL 1991 Compression ratio 10 0 3 1 Rated power speed kW r min 185 5250 Maxi...

Page 284: ...ue transfer device fluid OIL SL 12 301 Total 0 63 0 03L Brake fluid DOT4 Total 0 82L Windshield washer fluid 44 methanol and 56 water with hardness not more than 205 g t Total 3L A C refrigerant R134a...

Page 285: ...ons of rim 8J 19 8J 20 Tire specification 255 55R19 255 50R20 Tire pressure Front wheel Rear wheel 240 kPa 240 kPa Specifications of spare wheel rim 4J 18 Specifications of spare tire T155 85R18 Press...

Page 286: ...s Wear limit of front wheel brake lining excluding the backplate of brake lining 2 mm Wear limit of rear wheel brake lining excluding the backplate of brake lining 2 mm Wheel alignment parameters Desi...

Page 287: ...on lamp LED High mounted stop lamp LED Rear turn signal lamp LED Reverse lamp LED Lamps Model Power License plate lamp LED Front dome lamp LED Glove box lamp LED Dome lamps of 2nd and 3rd rows LED Tru...

Page 288: ...282 7 Technical data Fuses in instrument panel PDU The fuses may slightly vary from vehicle to vehicle In this regard the actual vehicle shall prevail...

Page 289: ...ster HUD IF16 IF17 10A SRS ECU IF18 7 5A ECM 8AT TCU No Rated value Feature component IF19 7 5A T BOX ECU instrument cluster GWM integrated BCM IF20 7 5A 4WD electronic control unit brake switch IF21...

Page 290: ...at connector memory seat module GWM HVAC control unit mobile phone WCM IF44 30A PLGM IF45 30A Right front door control module IF46 30A Left front door control module IF47 10A Right rear combination la...

Page 291: ...285 7 Technical data Fuses in engine compartment PDU The fuses may slightly vary from vehicle to vehicle In this regard the actual vehicle shall prevail...

Page 292: ...actuator module No Rated value Feature component EF21 30A Amplifier module EF22 60A To instrument panel PDU EF23 40A ESPI EF24 30A IG1 On EF25 30A Starter excitation coil EF26 40A ACC power supply EF...

Page 293: ...mostat EF40 EF41 EF42 20A Right front combination lamp 1 EF43 EF44 20A Left front combination lamp 1 EF45 7 5A A C compressor blower relay ER05 EF46 EF47 15A 2nd row right seat connector slider motor...

Page 294: ...et Pry open the trim cover First aid kit The first aid kit of this vehicle includes Medical kit The medical kit contains trauma emergency medical supplies e g medical gauze package medical adhesive ta...

Page 295: ...e out the spare tire Install it in the reverse order WARNING A full size tire must not be hung under the vehicle and shall be stored and secured in the vehicle If a full size tire is hung under the ve...

Page 296: ...eyond the time limit After installing the spare tire check the tire pressure as soon as possible to keep it within the specified range The maximum speed of spare tires must not exceed 80 km h and shar...

Page 297: ...t in the glove box properly If necessary clean it according to the indication on the collar mark to maintain the reflective performance 8 4 Replacing flat tires Preparations Apply the parking brake Se...

Page 298: ...the wheel bolts completely and then remove the flat tire Lifting the vehicle Place the jack directly under the spine closest to the flat tire Extend the jack high to ensure that the groove of the jack...

Page 299: ...heavy objects or vehicles While using the jack do not start the engine otherwise an accident may occur When lifting the vehicle with a jack remember not to place any part of your body under the vehic...

Page 300: ...ng traffic accidents WARNING The thread on the wheel bolt and the hub must be kept clean and free from adherent matters such as grease so that the bolt is easy to tighten For replacement of a tire if...

Page 301: ...artment power distribution unit PDU Open the engine hood Press the fixing clip in the direction of arrow to release the cover of the PDU The fuse above the engine compartment PDU is exposed when the c...

Page 302: ...ent of fuses If it is required to replace the fuse p l e a s e c o n s u l t t h e G A C M o t o r authorized shop WARNING Fuses must not be reused Do not use a fuse with rated current higher than the...

Page 303: ...ate of engine compartment and press the fixing clip as arrowed to remove the fuse box cover above the battery 3 Connect the clamp of the red positive jumper cable to the battery positive of the vehicl...

Page 304: ...e battery as mentioned above otherwise it may cause blown fuse or faiulre of some vehicle functions and GAC will not assume any responsibility for such damage WARNING Improper use of jumper cables may...

Page 305: ...recommended to use a rollback tow truck for towing If the conditions can not be met a wheel lift truck can also be used for towing the vehicle as appropriate Being towed by a rollback tow truck Being...

Page 306: ...d violent operation Excessive towing force will damage the vehicle Installing a towing hook Front Rear Pry off the towing hook cover in the arrowed position using a slotted screwdriver wrapped with a...

Page 307: ...r abrupt turning During towing the towed vehicle shall be braked earlier than in normal conditions with the brake pedal lightly depressed During towing the towing rope must always be in a tight state...

Page 308: ...ecific vehicles delivered If there is any difference between the schematic diagrams and the specific vehicle delivered the actual vehicle shall prevail GAC Motor Hangzhou Co Ltd reserves the right to...

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