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2. Operating System and Equipment

2.6.7 Characteristic

Specification

Function

Item

Specification

Radio

AM received frequency

531~1629 kHz

FM received frequency

87.5~108 MHz

Audio

Frequency range

0 Hz~20 kHz

SNR

75 dB (MP3)

Frequency characteristics

+, - 3dB

Channel number

Left and right side stereo

Antenna

Signal receiving mode (antenna)

External antenna

Power supply

DC 9~16.0V,

≤

10 A

Operating temperature

Use temperature

-20~70

℃

Storage temperature

-30~85

℃

Interface

USB 2.0 (Host)

File system

FAT 16/32 File System

File play specification

Supported audio file formats: MP3 and WMA

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Summary of Contents for GAC7130H2A5

Page 1: ...e on board Warranty Manual describes the warranty services provided by GAC MOTOR which you can enjoy as well as regular maintenance of your vehicle Read the manual thoroughly so you can understand you...

Page 2: ...st all the hazards associated with operating or maintaining your vehicle You must use your own good judgment You will find these important safety instructions in a variety of forms including Safety Si...

Page 3: ...gs contained in this Manual Never drive after drinking alcohol Never drive after drinking alcohol Even drinking a little alcohol can suppress capability of dealing with changing situations Besides it...

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Page 5: ...d Not Deploy 34 1 4 SAFETY RULES FOR CHILDREN 36 1 4 1 General Instructions 36 1 4 2 Child Safety Seat 37 1 4 3 Install a Child Seat Properly 40 1 5 DANGEROUS EXHAUST GASES 45 1 6 SAFETY LABELS 46 2 O...

Page 6: ...2 2 6 4 IPod Play 155 2 6 5 Precautions 156 2 6 6 Supported Formats 158 2 6 7 Characteristic Specification 159 2 6 8 Pre maintenance Inspection 160 2 7 AUDIO SYSTEM AVN APPLY TO CERTAIN MODELS 162 2 7...

Page 7: ...g rear view system Apply to certain models 242 3 5 ELECTRIC POWER STEERING EPS SYSTEM 244 3 6 DRIVING SKILLS 245 3 6 1 Safety Check for Driving 245 3 6 2 Driving during Running in Period 246 3 6 3 Imp...

Page 8: ...TIRE 322 6 4 FUSE 325 6 4 1 Fuses in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box 327 6 4 2 Fuse in the Fuse Box of Engine Compartment 330 6 5 EMERGENCY START 333 6 6 EMERGENCY TOWING 335 7 TYPE APPROVAL INFORMATIO...

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Page 11: ...age 110 2 Front ceiling lights Please refer to Page 101 Electric sunroof switch Please refer to Page 88 Glass case Please refer to Page 120 3 Manual anti glare interior rear view mirror Please refer t...

Page 12: ...to Page 121 6 Passenger side electric window button Please refer to Page 86 7 Control panel of air conditioning system Please refer to Page 133 Hazard warning light switch Please refer to Page 99 8 P...

Page 13: ...4 Audio system display screen Please refer to Page 164 5 Front occupant frontal airbag Please refer to Page 30 6 Start switch Please refer to Page 268 7 Ignition switch Please refer to Page 267 8 Driv...

Page 14: ...wheel locking handle Please refer to Page 67 5 Keypad Exterior rear view mirror adjusting knob Please refer to Page 107 Smart Start Stop system OFF button Please refer to Page 298 Downhill assist con...

Page 15: ...Pictorial References 5 1 Transmission shift lever Please refer to Page 274 2 Electronic parking brake system button Please refer to Page 281 3 Driving mode button Please refer to Page 276...

Page 16: ...Pictorial References 6 1 Cigarette lighter power outlet Please refer to Page 125 Jack socket for USB Please refer to Page 120 2 Mechanical parking brake handle Please refer to Page 286...

Page 17: ...86 Replacing high beam light Please refer to Page 352 Front turn signal Please refer to Page 95 Front turn signal specifications Please refer to Page 386 Replacing front turn signal Please refer to Pa...

Page 18: ...ease refer to Page 355 3 Wheel Please refer to Page 368 4 Exterior rear view mirror Please refer to Page 107 Rear view mirror side turn signal Please refer to Page 95 Rear view mirror side turn signal...

Page 19: ...sing light Please refer to Page 359 Brake light specifications Please refer to Page 386 Replacing brake light Please refer to Page 358 Rear position light Please refer to Page 99 Rear position light s...

Page 20: ...Engine oil filler cap Please refer to Page 333 3 Brake fluid tank Please refer to Page 342 4 Battery Please refer to Page 345 5 Engine compartment fuse box Please refer to Page 395 6 Engine oil dipst...

Page 21: ...ndition Ensure sufficient fuel level Ensure sufficient coolant level Ensure sufficient brake fluid level Ensure sufficient windshield washer fluid level Make sure that tire pressure is under normal co...

Page 22: ...age 112 Adjust steering wheel to ensure that the distance between steering wheel and your chest should not be less than 25cm Wear seat belts properly Please refer to Page 21 Warning Adjusting the stee...

Page 23: ...on the instrument panel outside the window or on the seat But always keep his her feet in the footwell Otherwise he she can be injured easily during emergency braking or in a crash While driving do no...

Page 24: ...re all the pedals can return to the original position without obstruction When there is a fault in the brake circuit the brake pedal needs a larger travel to stop the vehicle Warning The pedal being o...

Page 25: ...uld be fixed in the footwell and cannot interfere with the pedal movement Warning Make sure the foot mat is fixed in the driver s footwell securely Do not lay other mat or covering on the foot mat ins...

Page 26: ...sonal injuries during emergency braking or an accident Pregnant women and disabled people must wear the seat belts properly as well Whenever an infant or child rides in your car be sure to use suitabl...

Page 27: ...the seat to prevent the system from mistaking that there is occupant on it and giving a false alarm When the Start switch or ignition switch is at ON position and the speed is less than 20km h if the...

Page 28: ...retensioners will be activated by the electronic control unit in the event of a severe collision and then the pretensioner will drive the seatbelt webbing tighten by immediate pulling back In the even...

Page 29: ...e safety systems can absorb the energy at the same time to reduce the risk of injury further together with the seat belts Physical Principles of Frontal Collision While driving both the vehicle and th...

Page 30: ...ther objects in the car The rear seat passengers must wear the seat belts properly as well Otherwise the passengers can be thrown forward during a crash The rear seat passengers not wearing the seat b...

Page 31: ...nt speed and draw it over your shoulder and hip Insert the latch plate into the corresponding buckle until you hear a click Then pull the shoulder part of the belt upward parallel to your upper body S...

Page 32: ...n near the buckle is pushed the latch plate pops up automatically Hold the latch plate and return the seat belt to allow the retractor to retract the belt Warning When the vehicle is running do not un...

Page 33: ...d hinder it from retracting intentionally The belt should be tensioned by its retractor freely Caution Only the seat belts positioned properly can provide the most protection Hold the guide part and m...

Page 34: ...across your shoulder slowly and position the waist part of the belt as low as possible across your hips not across your abdomen Insert the latch plate into the corresponding buckle until you hear a cl...

Page 35: ...sing the towel damped by warm soapy water If the dirt is wiped off wipe it with the towel damped by clear water Wipe the belt webbing and retract the belt when it is dry Warning If the seat belt is us...

Page 36: ...ions 26 1 3 SRS System Depending on the configuration the SRS system consists of the following airbags 1 Front seat frontal airbag 2 Front seat side airbags apply to certain models 3 Side curtain airb...

Page 37: ...e your seat belts Seat belt must be fastened all the time during traveling Hint When the airbags inflate you may see what looks like smoke This is a normal phenomenon Do not worry about it Function of...

Page 38: ...he SRS system components for repairing other vehicle parts must be carried out by an authorized GAC MOTOR dealer Failure to do so may cause damage to the SRS system components As a result during a cra...

Page 39: ...ight illuminates for a few seconds then extinguishes after self checking The SRS indicator light indicates a fault developing in the system in one of the following conditions 1 After the Start switch...

Page 40: ...igger condition is reached the frontal airbag inflates immediately in conjunction with the seat belt to provide additional protection to the head and chest of front occupants The system may activate t...

Page 41: ...y of front occupants The system may activate the airbag at other positions when some type of collision occurs Warning Never for the outer seat use the covering that could impede deployment of the side...

Page 42: ...nflates immediately in conjunction with the seat belt to provide additional protection to the upper body of occupants The system may activate the airbag at other positions when some type of collision...

Page 43: ...eploy The vehicle front collides with the ground when the vehicle wheels are attempting to pass over a deep trough The vehicle collides with an obstacle or street curb etc The vehicle front collides w...

Page 44: ...4 1 3 6 Cases When SRSs Could Not Deploy The vehicle collides with a concrete structure pillar tree or other vimineous object The vehicle collides with the tail of a large truck Another vehicle collid...

Page 45: ...1 Safety Operating Instructions 35 The vehicle laterally rolls over The corner of the vehicle collides with the wall or another vehicle...

Page 46: ...tive role fully Never hold a baby or child on your lap when riding in a car Otherwise the baby or child could be seriously hurt or killed when accident happens Only a child seat of right size can prov...

Page 47: ...0 0 child safety seats should be used that can be adjusted to a level position b Group I child safety seats For infants or babies under 4 years and 9kg 18kg in weight Group I child safety seats equip...

Page 48: ...roup 0 10kg X U X Group 0 13kg X U X Group I 9 18kg X U UF X Group ll 15 25kg X UF X Group III 22 36kg X UF X Note Meanings of the letters in the table U Permitting use of type General of child safety...

Page 49: ...SO F2X X IL X A ISO F3 X IUF X Group ll 15 25kg X X Group III 22 36kg X X Note Meanings of the letters in the table IUF General type ISOFIX child safety seats front facing and fixed using upward tensi...

Page 50: ...llation of three point seat belt is that using its own seat belts to tighten the child seat as shown in the figure Child Seat Classifications Installation of ISOFIX and LATCH system is that using the...

Page 51: ...pass the seat belt through the child safety seat and push the latch plate into buckle until it clicks 3 Push downward the tongue Pass the shoulder part of seat belt through the narrow gap on the side...

Page 52: ...within reach of children are locked If the child safety seat has no means for fixing the seat belt install a locking clip to the seat belt With steps 1 and 2 completed pull upward the shoulder part of...

Page 53: ...n the child seat suitable for the child s weight and body type The anchoring device for child seat of this car can only be used to fix the child seat Do not connect any other things like fastening bel...

Page 54: ...ront anchor point 1 Insert the lower guide slot see the arrows into the front anchor point 1 in the gap until it clicks 2 Raise the headrest to the upmost position Pass the anchoring strap through the...

Page 55: ...ing the car resulting in danger If you have to drive with the trunk open open all windows and turn on the air conditioning system 1 Select the external air circulation mode 2 Select the mode 3 Set the...

Page 56: ...ese labels are intended to indicate potential risks that could cause serious injury even death Read these labels carefully If any label comes off or becomes illegible contact a GAC MOTOR dealer for re...

Page 57: ...y to certain models 1 Engine tachometer 2 Instrument cluster display Included information some information only applies to specific models door opening indication and gear information apply to certain...

Page 58: ...t cluster display Included information some information only applies to specific models outside temperature door opening indication gear information apply to certain models mileage information etc 3 S...

Page 59: ...robably occurs if the tachometer reading is in the red zone while the running in period of the car does not expire Even if the running in period has expired damage to the engine probably occurs if the...

Page 60: ...nge 0 km to 999999 km Travel information Press button on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the travel information interface when the Start switch or ignition switch is at ON position and t...

Page 61: ...n be covered by remaining fuel in the fuel tank Low is displayed in the case of too little fuel herein In this case fuel should be refilled timely Hint The parameter is shown for reference only and ca...

Page 62: ...km driving mileage unit km average speed unit km h driving time unit h This parameter cannot be preset It resets when a certain period elapses since the Start switch or ignition switch is turned off B...

Page 63: ...dependent upon vehicle model configuration In case of no such configuration no tire pressure data is displayed 9 Tire temperature Indicate the tire temperature corresponding to four wheels of the car...

Page 64: ...ght side of the steering wheel to enter the menu setting interface including 1 Travel information 2 Subtotal of mileage 3 Backlight 4 Unit 5 Default setting 6 Return And then press button to move the...

Page 65: ...splayed Select RETURN and press to return to the previous menu 2 Subtotal Mileage Setting Short mileage can be reset Select Reset and press the button to reset the short mileage trip Select RETURN and...

Page 66: ...ture pressure fuel consumption mileage can be set Move the cursor by pressing button and select or cancel by pressing button Select RETURN and press to return to the previous menu The Figure shows the...

Page 67: ...mation When the Start switch or ignition switch is at ON position press button on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the graphic text alarm information interface to check abnormal alarm pro...

Page 68: ...t information when any door engine hood or hatchback door is open Gear information apply to certain models The P location is used to indicate current gear for example display P R N D or S based on rec...

Page 69: ...our car avoid prolonged driving in this range Strictly abide by traffic rules Do not overspeed at will Fuel gauge Fuel gauge 1 is used to indicate the current fuel remaining in the tank There is a tot...

Page 70: ...urrent engine coolant temperature is too high Meanwhile the high coolant temperature red indicator light in the instrument cluster is lit and the buzzer alarms to alert the driver And now the engine l...

Page 71: ...during driving it indicates relevant system or function may work or failure occurs You should read through the indications of each indicator light warning light carefully please have your car checked...

Page 72: ...yellow apply to certain models 14 Electronic stability program ESP indicator light yellow apply to certain models 15 Electronic stability program off ESPOFF indicator light yellow apply to certain mod...

Page 73: ...w apply to certain models If the indicator light is lit it indicates that there is a fault in TPMS 6 Charging system warning light red With the Start switch at ON position if the engine is not started...

Page 74: ...y to certain models If the indicator light is lit white it indicates that the adaptive cruise system is making preparation If the indicator light is lit green it indicates that the adaptive cruise sys...

Page 75: ...the indicator light is lit red it indicates that the engine coolant temperature is too high 28 Electronic park brake EPB malfunction indicator light yellow apply to certain models If the indicator li...

Page 76: ...iver can see all instrument clusters and indicators on the instrument panel Push the locking handle downward to lock the steering wheel Move the steering wheel upward and downward to ensure that it is...

Page 77: ...luster display control button apply to certain models Select confirm Short press Select current menu item Long press Reset the current data in travel information memorizer Left right Switch the displa...

Page 78: ...8 Horn Button on Steering Wheel Press the horn button on the steering wheel the horn will blare Release the button and the horn will stop blaring Warning Do not press the horn button for a long time o...

Page 79: ...piece of soft cloth to dry it immediately when got wet Smart Key Apply to Models with Start Switch Two smart keys containing emergency mechanical key and key bar code are attached with the vehicle If...

Page 80: ...he smart key in the vehicle Please take it with you at all times Operation of Buttons 1 Lock button 2 Unlock button 3 Hatchback door unlock button Hint The standard remote control distance is 20m and...

Page 81: ...e 1 Lock button Operation Short pressing this button once within the effective range all doors will be locked pressing this button and hold for 2s the window at driver side will close automatically ap...

Page 82: ...ter pressing the unlock button to unlock the door the system will lock the door again if it is not opened within 30s 3 Hatchback Door Unlock button Operation Within effective range long pressing this...

Page 83: ...eing stolen If an improperly coded key or other tool is used to start the engine the fuel system will not work and the vehicle cannot be started normally Caution If matched smart key is used the immob...

Page 84: ...ry may be run out or nearly run out Replace the battery as soon as possible Caution The smart key will consume battery power when receiving wireless electric waves so do not place the smart key on or...

Page 85: ...5 Use a small flat tip screw driver 1 to prise out the smart key case at the position indicated by the arrow Press the battery with fingers in direction of the arrow to take out the battery 1 Install...

Page 86: ...emergency mechanical key in direction of arrow B Insert the emergency mechanical key into the lock hole of door at driver side to lock all doors or unlock the door at driver side please refer to page...

Page 87: ...o unlock all doors Within approximately 1 0m to door with smart key all doors can be unlocked directly through PEPS function Please refer to page 73 Hint For current models it is defaulted to unlock a...

Page 88: ...ge 196 After speed locking all doors can be unlocked by pressing the central Lock button Door Unlocking Function at Collision If the vehicle is collided during driving four doors can be unlocked at th...

Page 89: ...the door latch is locked do not forcedly pull the inner handle Central Lock button The central Lock button 1 at the driver side can lock and unlock the doors inside the vehicle Door locking Press the...

Page 90: ...s successively locked and unlocked for 6 times the body control system will enter door lock motor protection status one more unlocking can be execute In such case the door lock can be operated 5s late...

Page 91: ...cannot be opened by inner handle In such case the rear door can be opened from outside Do not rudely pull the inner handle otherwise it may be damaged Warning Never leave the child or the disabled al...

Page 92: ...the door again An alert will appear on the instrument cluster display if any door is insecurely closed When the speed exceeds 5km h you will hear a warning beep Warning Before driving off check that a...

Page 93: ...a approximately 1 0 meter from the hatchback door Open Hatchback Door in Emergency Prise out the case 1 Take out the mechanical key Insert the mechanical key into the lock slot 2 and turn the mechanic...

Page 94: ...ft electric window button 4 Rear right electric window button 5 Passenger window Lock button When button 1 is pulled up the electric window moves up It stops moving if it has reached the highest posit...

Page 95: ...should be paid when closing windows otherwise serious injury may be caused Passenger Side Electric Window Button Electric window button 1 is provided on each passenger side door When button 1 is pulle...

Page 96: ...all any accessories within window movement range Otherwise anti pinch function could be affected or accidentally triggered thus the windows cannot be closed normally Anti Pinch Initialization Apply to...

Page 97: ...pening instant Open and Close the Sunroof Visor Hold the groove Pull backward to open the sunroof visor Pull forward to open the sunroof visor Hint When the electric sunroof slides to open the sunroof...

Page 98: ...nd then stop Press and hold end A for over 0 4 second The sunroof will be fully open automatically Press and hold end B for over 0 4 second The sunroof will be fully closed automatically If you want s...

Page 99: ...will move along the tilt direction until the maximum tilt position Caution Do not try to operate the electric sunroof in low temperature below 20 C In such environment the anti pitch function may not...

Page 100: ...ress end B and release it until the sunroof moves to the fully tilting position Press end B for over 10 seconds to initialize the sunroof After two clicks the initialization is completed After the ini...

Page 101: ...anel on the driver side to unlock the hood and have it popping up Push upward the lockup mechanism in direction of the arrow to fully unlock the hood Uplift the hood to the limit position and support...

Page 102: ...ion may cause serious injuries or deaths If you see vapor or coolant overflowing from the engine compartment do not open the hood Doing so can seriously scald you When the engine is hot do not touch i...

Page 103: ...p Hint During an alarm if the unclosed door is closed the car will enter anti theft state or if on the smart key is pressed the alarm stops and the car is unlocked 2 If any door is not closed after on...

Page 104: ...models 8 Position light manual open 9 Low beam manual open 10 Fog lights off 11 Front fog light apply to certain models 12 Rear fog light Turn signal By pushing the light combination switch lever up...

Page 105: ...High Beam Switch the Start switch or ignition switch to ON position Turn the light switch to position By pushing forward forward direction of the car the light combination switch lever to position 3 h...

Page 106: ...en the environmental light outside the car dims gradually the position lights are turned on firstly and then the low beams When the environmental light outside the car brightens gradually the low beam...

Page 107: ...h is switched to OFF LOCK position if the light switch is rotated from position to another position and then back to position within 2 seconds headlight lag turning off function is activated After thi...

Page 108: ...ght switch to or position Turn the fog light switch from switch to position to turn on front fog lights Turn the fog light switch from switch to position and release it to let it return to position in...

Page 109: ...attract attention of other people on the road provided that these means are safe and comply with relevant traffic regulations Collision Warning Light In case of collision left and right turn signals...

Page 110: ...DOOR button again this function is disabled Front Roof Lights By pressing the left or right front roof light switch the corresponding roof light is turned on By pressing the switch again the correspon...

Page 111: ...nk Light By opening the hatchback door the trunk light goes on automatically By closing the hatchback door the trunk light goes off automatically Hint With the Start switch or ignition switch at OFF p...

Page 112: ...uous wiping If the wiper combination switch lever is pushed up to position 1 the front wipers will work continuously If the lever is released to let it return to position 2 the front wipers will stop...

Page 113: ...be adjusted by turning up down the knob 7 and the time interval between wiping increases from up to down Hint When the instrument cluster display prompts The sensor fails please control the wipers ma...

Page 114: ...tered glass can effectively reduce the risk of injury during a crash Warning Do not apply irrelevant stickers or attach articles to the windshield They may obstruct driver s view and could result in a...

Page 115: ...nti glare interior rear view mirror the interior rear view mirror can be adjusted to reduce the intensity of reflection of light rays coming from behind the car and provide excellent rear view Automat...

Page 116: ...ly to certain models Automatic folding up apply to certain models Defogging defrosting apply to certain models Warning The exterior rear view mirrors with curved surface convex and spherical are able...

Page 117: ...ear view mirrors Caution As the folding up is performed by a motor do not manually fold up the exterior rear view mirrors unless you have to do so Special attention should be paid not to make your fin...

Page 118: ...in Models Press button to enable heating function and remove fog or frost from exterior rear view mirrors Indicator of the button is on at this time The function will be disabled automatically about 1...

Page 119: ...en the vanity mirror cover in the direction of Arrow B The vanity mirror light goes on automatically Draw out in the direction of Arrow A the sun visor at the driver side or front passenger side after...

Page 120: ...can be fully protected by seat belts and airbags Warning Incorrect sitting posture will cause serious injury Any passenger should sit upright and well back in the seat Be sure you and your passengers...

Page 121: ...serve the following matters The headrests must always be in their mounting positions Driving with the headrests removed or improperly installed can cause serious injury during a crash All the occupant...

Page 122: ...eadrest down to the desired position Lift up the headrest directly to the desired position Make sure that the headrest is in place and positioned properly after adjustment Warning During driving never...

Page 123: ...full protection only when the backrest is upright After the Start switch or ignition switch is switched to OFF position the electric adjusting mechanism of front seats in some models still works Neve...

Page 124: ...o gradually raise or lower the seat Forward backward adjustment of backrest Pull up the adjusting handle in direction of arrow 3 to adjust the backrest to proper position and then release the handle 4...

Page 125: ...r Seats Put Down Rear Seat Backrests Press the rear seat backrest switches in direction of the arrows to put down rear seat backrests Central Armrest between Rear Seats Open the central armrest betwee...

Page 126: ...rage sink but such articles as chocolate and drugs may not as they are heat sensitive Storage Shelf for Lower Panel in the Cab Pull the storage shelf for lower panel in the cab in direction of the arr...

Page 127: ...holders After the central armrest between rear seats is opened please refer to Page 117 you can use the rear cup holders Hint Cup holders may be used to contain such articles as beverage bottles and m...

Page 128: ...he arrow is located in front of the auxiliary dashboard Glasses Case Press the glasses case to open it gradually Push back the glasses case in direction of the arrow until it clicks to close it Hint S...

Page 129: ...vely large articles such as beverage bottles and bags may be placed in the glove box Warning Always keep the glove box closed while driving Otherwise items inside the glove box may be thrown out injur...

Page 130: ...hown the power on greeting process is over and the display interface will be switched to the currently highest interface Caution Long press soft button 1 to trigger the power on animation or switch th...

Page 131: ...Day animation is shown first and then Happy Mid autumn Festival animation Common Display State In common display state the display shows the current date solar term and outside temperature The backgro...

Page 132: ...concise version or full version mode Concise version Only power on off interface festival greeting and common display animation interfaces are displayed The display update will not be triggered even i...

Page 133: ...er outlet after pulling out the cigarette lighter Rear Seat USB Power Apply to Certain Models A USB power interface is provided behind the central armrest box for direct connection of USB wire Trunk P...

Page 134: ...ting equipment to the power outlet Use only electrical equipment in line with the national electromagnetic compatibility norms To avoid damage to electrical equipment connected to power outlet due to...

Page 135: ...traveling the items scattered in the trunk may slide suddenly resulting in change in the operation stability of the car The items scattered in the trunk may fly forward and injure you or your passenge...

Page 136: ...ook in the fixing cable on the hatchback door or car edge On board tools spare tire and warning plate are placed in the trunk Trunk Masking Curtain Pull out the masking curtain fix its left end in the...

Page 137: ...rows to retract it Take out the masking curtain from the retaining grooves Install in the reverse order Caution Do not place any heavy item on the masking curtain to avoid damage Do not let the maskin...

Page 138: ...2 Operating System and Equipment 2 4 8 Luggage Rack Apply to Certain Models The luggage rack of this car can support 35kg at most Warning Do not place items exceeding 35kg on the luggage rack 128...

Page 139: ...always use the accessories and components which have been designed and approved for your car We are not responsible for any component not manufactured by us Warning Improper accessories or modificati...

Page 140: ...rified adaptability reliability and safety by GAC MOTOR Improper maintenance or modifications can weaken the protection from airbags and cause system failure and fatal accidents Do not install or conn...

Page 141: ...the driver fatigued depressed and distracted resulting in accidents and casualties easily Caution The expertise and special tools are essential to the diagnosis and repair of A C system Therefore if...

Page 142: ...C button apply to certain models The interior temperature blower speed and air vent mode are automatically adjusted in this mode 4 Air circulation button Choose the air intake mode of A C Interior or...

Page 143: ...hield and exterior rear view mirror defrosting defogging button apply to certain models Heat electrically the rear windshield and exterior rear view mirrors to remove the surface snow frost or fog 10...

Page 144: ...system display The temperature is adjustable within 18 5 31 5 Each step for temperature adjustment is 0 5 When the set temperature is lower than 18 5 LO is shown on the display when the set temperatur...

Page 145: ...enters interior air circulation mode When this mode is available It can prevent the outside air from entering the car to make the interior air circulate It can prevent the exhaust of other vehicles or...

Page 146: ...n models Press button continuously to control the air vent mode at the air outlet manually The circulation switching sequences of the air vent mode are listed as follows Face blowing mode Air is blown...

Page 147: ...e driver s vision When the defrosting function is used the temperature is suggested to be set at hot or warm position When the defrosting function is used at an ambient temperature of greater than 0 i...

Page 148: ...if the refrigeration function of A C is on the button light will be on but the air condition compressor may not work Press button again to light off the button light The A C system will disable the re...

Page 149: ...d to adjust the air volume The right most position is off Central Air Outlets of Instrument Panel Move the flap 1 at the air outlet leftward rightward upward and downward to adjust the wind direction...

Page 150: ...press to search the effective stations towards HF automatically under the radio interface Each station will be played for 10 seconds Short press to scan the whole disk and Long press to scan the folde...

Page 151: ...nd rightward rotation for manual adjustment of station frequency under the radio interface Leftward and rightward rotation for selection or adjustment under the setting interface Short press to confir...

Page 152: ...b clockwise to turn up the volume Turn the volume adjusting knob counter clockwise to turn down the volume Hint The volume adjusting interface will exit the play interface automatically in case of no...

Page 153: ...me compensation clock language setting car setting factory reset and exit Turn SEL to select different menu items Short press SEL to enter the next menu Sound Effect Setting The sound effect mode can...

Page 154: ...and low pitch settings Select Low Pitch and then short press SEL to enter the low pitch setting interface to set the low pitch Setting range 12 12 Turn SEL to set and short press SEL to confirm Selec...

Page 155: ...ation Setting Select Speed Volume Compensation and then short press SEL to enter speed volume compensation setting interface to set off low moderate and high Turn SEL to set and short press SEL to con...

Page 156: ...confirm Language Setting Select Language and then short press SEL to enter the language setting interface to set the display in Chinese or English Turn SEL to select and short press SEL to confirm Fac...

Page 157: ...2 Operating System and Equipment Exit Setting Select Exit and then short press SEL to exit the System Setting 147...

Page 158: ...2 FM interface is as shown in the figure AM interface is as shown in the figure Station Search Function Tune stations in manual or auto mode Manual search Long press button to search towards HF direct...

Page 159: ...n in the corresponding preset station position at the same time and then the current station is saved in the preset station successfully If this preset station button has already had the saved station...

Page 160: ...d continuously Reception Form of AM FM Car Audio VHF channels on FM will pass through the ionosphere directly without reflection but once they hit high mountains high rise buildings and other barriers...

Page 161: ...osphere it will produce diffraction As a result when the radio waves hit high mountains and high rise buildings its spreading distance will be farther than that of FM However this advantage also may c...

Page 162: ...erface the system will jump to the USB media play mode automatically Under other media sources press button continuously to switch to the USB media play mode If there is no USB device inserted the int...

Page 163: ...ay If do not reverse to the beginning the normal play will be recovered as releasing Next FF Function Short press button to perform the next Long press button to perform FF of current track content an...

Page 164: ...scan songs automatically Switch to the next song after automatic scan play of current track for 10 seconds Long press button to scan songs under the current play folder automatically Switch to the nex...

Page 165: ...on of IPod Sound Source There are several ways to enter the main interface of the iPod media source as follows When iPod is inserted in the USB interface with USB line the system will jump to the iPod...

Page 166: ...le or configure the product otherwise it may lead to fault fire short circuit and other problems to the product Please note to avoid the entry of water inflammable and other sundries otherwise it may...

Page 167: ...operation in abnormal state may cause more serious problems If the product is disassembled or configured at will free warranty service cannot be enjoyed Hint Short press herein means that the button...

Page 168: ...k 24k and 48 kHz Bit rate 8 320kbps and VBR Variable Bit Rate 99 59 59 ID3V1 TAG or ISO8859 1 UTF 16 and UTF 16BE Supported format of USB disk IPOD FAT16 FAT32 FAT16 Root folder 512 and Sub folder 102...

Page 169: ...y range 0 Hz 20 kHz SNR 75 dB MP3 Frequency characteristics 3dB Channel number Left and right side stereo Antenna Signal receiving mode antenna External antenna Power supply DC 9 16 0V 10 A Operating...

Page 170: ...enna and joint The machine body has gentle heating The radio heats normally during working The reception effect of radio is poor Check whether the antenna is extended fully and whether the connections...

Page 171: ...one USB adapter The model is only compatible with the adapter with single USB port Sudden sound Noise It may be caused by the equipment or the noise during recording of original file of MP3 Please con...

Page 172: ...power off state is set the analog clock digital clock or off screensaver can be shown Turn up the volume by rotating the knob clockwise and turn down the volume by rotating it counter clockwise 2 Main...

Page 173: ...his button to enter the Bluetooth telephone interface 9 Mute button Short press this button to mute the media source After muting press again to unmute 10 Station frequency adjustment Previous button...

Page 174: ...t auto search stops and the station starts playing Change the track into the previous one in media source play 3 Volume up button 4 Sound source switching button Short press this button continuously t...

Page 175: ...Bluetooth phone system you can press this button to answer When there is no incoming call in the Bluetooth phone system you can press this button to enter the Bluetooth Setting interface 8 Hanging up...

Page 176: ...witch or ignition switch to ON gear to restart Caution Do not let the audio system start repeatedly or operate for a long time in power off state of car to avoid shortage of power of car Screensaver I...

Page 177: ...ected with the USB disk and the image shall be in the supported format required by the head unit in the USB disk Volume Control Volume Adjustment Turn the volume adjusting knob clockwise counter clock...

Page 178: ...h to the navigation interface and enable the search function Click to switch to the navigation interface Title Click to switch to the navigation interface Title Click to switch to the radio interface...

Page 179: ...equence click OK to save If do not need to save click Cancel to exit Button Mode On the main interface of card mode short press button on the control panel or click soft button to switch the card mode...

Page 180: ...continuously to switch the band among FM AM FM Click or soft button on the interface to switch the band as well Station Search Function Stations are searched manually or automatically Manual search Cl...

Page 181: ...search station towards HF automatically If an effective station is met auto search stops and the station starts playing apply to certain models Short press button to search station towards HF automati...

Page 182: ...h After search the system will save 12 stations with stronger signals in the list and start to play the station with the strongest signal Hint In case of poor signal reception less than 12 stations ma...

Page 183: ...o strong stations with a close signal frequency at the same time the radio may lose sound suddenly or produce noise interference Although MW or SW of AM cannot pass through ionosphere it will produce...

Page 184: ...ck the Music soft button on the main interface of card mode or button mode to enter the USB play mode Short press button on the control panel continuously to switch to the USB play mode Short press bu...

Page 185: ...of current song is greater than 5 seconds press this button once to back to the beginning of the song Long press soft button to perform REW of current track content It is only available to the REW of...

Page 186: ...ist and stop play after the end of play Random Closed Disable the random play All Cycle Play the songs according to the sequence list and play from the start again after the end of play Cycle Closed D...

Page 187: ...switch is at ACC gear the video can be played normally When start switch or ignition switch is at ON gear and the car is in parking state the video can be played normally If the parking state is relea...

Page 188: ...ivided into video list and folder list On the video list interface click the video to be played to enter the video play interface Slide the scroll bar on the right side of the list upward and downward...

Page 189: ...ay interface to jump out of the soft button bar During the image scan process zoom in or out the image with two fingers Images Click soft button to enter the images The images are displayed in thumbna...

Page 190: ...m phone priority connection Phone priority connection Phone priority connection can select that the system gives priority to connect iPod Hint Refer to USB Play for procedure of iPod playing In terms...

Page 191: ...oth functions abnormally after connection check whether your phone meets the design requirements of the international Bluetooth standards or not The Bluetooth function of this system only supports tha...

Page 192: ...tooth mode If there is no Bluetooth device connected the system will prompt in connecting new device Enter Bluetooth setting interface by clicking soft button and use it after setting and connecting t...

Page 193: ...lick soft button to switch Hands Free and Private mode when the call is connected the default mode is Hands Free Click soft button realize mute and unmute When the call is connected short press to inp...

Page 194: ...on Bluetooth main interface to enter phone book interface Hint The phone number function requires that the mobile phone supports the phonebook download function If the phonebook is not synchronized th...

Page 195: ...pport Some mobile phones may need to enter the music player mode Whether the information on the music player interface is displayed or not depends on the phone support Description of soft button funct...

Page 196: ...press button on the control panel to enter the system setting interface On the system setting interface it can make setting on general sound display Bluetooth and factory reset Pull up and down the so...

Page 197: ...ing enabled the system will automatically synchronize GPS time and date it applies to certain models after restoring factory settings it defaults to be enabled Manual setting of time and date Click SE...

Page 198: ...mum locations for listening to sounds Hint Only when Arkmays 3D sound effect is in off state preset sound effect function can be set Preset sound effect Select preset sound effect classics popular jaz...

Page 199: ...tive Speed dependent volume control Speed dependent volume control can select off low medium high which adjusts the amplitude of sound under the influence of the acceleration or deceleration After res...

Page 200: ...ce normally at the reverse gear and the media volume can be adjusted When the host is at screensaver mode the host media source will maintain mute if the reversing media volume is set as mute Unlockin...

Page 201: ...on or not automatic answer or not and adding device to the device list Automatic connection On Paired devices in the device list will be automatically connected after entering the connecting scope Off...

Page 202: ...input PIN code in the prompt box to connect the car Bluetooth It will display in the device list after being connected successfully The device list will display the paired Bluetooth device and if the...

Page 203: ...teed at ON position when setting the car Some car setting functions may differ due to different car configurations please refer to the configuration of actual car Seat Setting Apply to Certain Models...

Page 204: ...ctory settings it defaults to be all doors Speed locking apply to certain models Click soft button to set the function on off After restoring factory settings it defaults to be Off Automatic unlocking...

Page 205: ...rear fog lamp After restoring factory settings it defaults to be low beam only Daytime Running Light Apply to Certain Models Click soft button to set the function on off After restoring factory settin...

Page 206: ...n blowing modes Turn on off front defrost Adjust the air volume Turn on off the automatic function Turn off A C Turn on off A C Switch between circulation mode interior exterior mode Increase decrease...

Page 207: ...3 code Supported Image Formats Media Type Format expanded name Maximum Resolution Maximum size Supported Coded Format of File Name Image JPG 4000 2000 4M bmp jpg png jpeg PNG BMP Supported Audio Forma...

Page 208: ...f File Name Video AVI 1920x1080 DivX4 X5 AAC ADTS MP2 MP3 mov mp4 avi wmv asf mpg vob rv rmvb 3pg DivX6 MP3 MPEG4 AAC ADTS MP2 MP3 AC3 XviD H 264 3G2 XviD ACC AMR ASF MPEG 4 MP3 WMV9 WMA9 3GP MPEG 4 A...

Page 209: ...V30 Real8 RV40 Real9 RV40 Real10 RV40 1920x1080 Cooker TRP AVC MPEG2 AC3 TS MPEG2 MP2 AC3 VOB MPEG1 MP2 MPEG2 MP2 AC3 PCM WMV WMV8 WMA8 WMV9 WMA9 9 2 Note The supported USB disk formats image formats...

Page 210: ...eated plugging in a short time 10 Suddenly unplugging USB device during file playing may damage USB device or cause abnormal conditions So please turn off audio system or switch to other play modes be...

Page 211: ...ce high definition video and audio too long opening time may result in restart 20 Fast forward and fast backward of video playing is subject to addressing by frame the converted video data may be not...

Page 212: ...e smoking or other abnormal conditions occur due to foreign matter intrusion or water soaking immediately stop using and contact your GAC MOTOR dealer Any continued use may cause failure Do not use at...

Page 213: ...lighter and other accessory circuits are switched on ON Instrument light is on and all electrical device circuits are switched on the ignition switch will switch to this gear after the engine is start...

Page 214: ...start switch and then it will switch by the order of OFF ACC ON OFF OFF Switch indicator light is off and the start switch is off ACC switch indicator light is orange and the cigarette lighter and oth...

Page 215: ...ent remote control key is in power shortage and the engine fails to be started you can cling start switch surface with the backface of the intelligent remote control key press the start switch at the...

Page 216: ...in it at the full range and make sure the shift lever is at P or N position Turn the mechanical key to switch the ignition switch to START position thus the engine is started Vehicle Models with Start...

Page 217: ...ery is short of power and you can t start the engine try to perform the emergency start by connecting the cable Please refer to Page 403 Do not start a vehicle engine by pushing or pulling it Warning...

Page 218: ...or press the start switch to shut down the engine Hint The radiator fan may still run for some time after the engine is shut down Caution In the process of vehicle driving in case of emergency which...

Page 219: ...should be directed to the curb The vehicle should be applied with the electronic parking brake Turn off all lights and other electrical equipment and shut down the engine When leaving the vehicle be s...

Page 220: ...ed signal the lower part of the instrument cluster display will display the P R N D S position P position parking gear Switch to this gear when the vehicle has parked steadily in general Press the unl...

Page 221: ...the brake pedal and do not depress the accelerator before withdrawing the shift lever out from N position N position neutral gear You can directly put the shift lever from R or D to N position Caution...

Page 222: ...mainly used for driving in the pursuit of dynamic driving and can be used for driving in mountainous road conditions to prevent frequent shifting Warning In driving process do not suddenly switch the...

Page 223: ...shift lever is switched to S sports mode and when the S position is withdrawn it will be switched back to ECO economic mode The ECO economic mode has a power outage memory function that is when the en...

Page 224: ...e M mode is applied the transmission will always be in this mode except for the engine flameout the shift lever is switched to the S gear or the driving mode button exits Release the Shift Lever Locki...

Page 225: ...e refer to Page 270 Press the unlock button in front of the shift lever and shift it to certain gear Remove the parking brake Release the brake pedal and slowly depress the accelerator The vehicle sta...

Page 226: ...the clutch pedal to let the vehicle start to move Depress the accelerator pedal to accelerate put the shift lever to corresponding gear when reaching a certain speed Depress the brake pedal and clutch...

Page 227: ...increase the braking force automatically If this situation occurs frequently please go to the authorized GAC MOTOR Dealer as soon as possible to have your vehicle checked and repaired If the vehicle c...

Page 228: ...be performed again 5 minutes later upon the first application of the EPB A certain noise is normal at this moment Caution The parking brake must be applied when parking When the vehicle is in driving...

Page 229: ...rator pedal is depressed Caution When the vehicle is in the parking state do not depress the accelerator pedal quickly Otherwise it will accelerate to shorten the service life of EPB The utilization o...

Page 230: ...hat the EPB is in partial combination removal state or there is a fault in the system If the indicator light is illuminated in the absence of the EPB the system is abnormal If the indicator light is i...

Page 231: ...OLD is pressed to activate this function The indicator light of auto parking switch button turns off when the auto parking switch is pressed again to remove the function Activation When the function i...

Page 232: ...rake after parking When the start switch or ignition switch is in the ON position and when the mechanical parking brake is applied the indicator light is on When the mechanical parking brake is remove...

Page 233: ...ate Since the brake master cylinder adjusts the brake pressure constantly a force will be fed back to the brake pedal continuously Therefore in this case it is required to depress the brake pedal to t...

Page 234: ...conditions indicates that there is a fault in the system After the start switch or ignition switch is switched to ON position the indicator light does not light up After the start switch or ignition...

Page 235: ...the indicator lights of ABS and braking system light up stop the vehicle immediately and check the brake fluid level in the tank Please refer to Page 342 If the brake fluid level is normal the failur...

Page 236: ...ropriate wheels The ESP can be used to recover the stable driving state through the twisting force generated by brakeforce If the vehicle tends to turn excessively the system mainly exerts the brakefo...

Page 237: ...indicator light is extinguished at this moment it suggests that the system has been in working state completely If you disconnect the battery connector to connect it with the cable indicator light ma...

Page 238: ...back and forth In the absence of such conditions the ESP should be activated for driving safety Activation and Deactivation of ESP Generally the ESP system is activated by default when the vehicle is...

Page 239: ...s activated deactivated manually The ESP and TCS system can be deactivated by pressing more than 3 seconds less than 10 seconds the ESP system deactivation button for a long time At this moment the in...

Page 240: ...efore the braking system does not produce maximum brakeforce resulting in the increase of braking distance increasing the risk of the accidents However when vehicles with HBA system depress the brake...

Page 241: ...and the driver depresses on the brake pedal to stop the vehicle and the vehicle is in static state During the working time of HHC when the engine torque exceeds the vehicle resistance torque the braki...

Page 242: ...lights of the rear combined light are illuminated when the HDC system works After the HDC function is activated the vehicle will move at a minimum of 8 km h and maintain the same speed when driving d...

Page 243: ...ome special circumstances HDC system will be in thermal protection mode due to high braking temperature For example when the environmental temperature is high and the system is used for a long time th...

Page 244: ...is only a driver s assist system and shall be used prudently Be sure to disable the cruise control system timely after using Operation Button Set cruise control deceleration Restore cruise control ac...

Page 245: ...is above 40 km h with short pressing of the button the cruise control indicator light turns to white from green and the speed will become the previously set cruise speed Cruise control cannot be resto...

Page 246: ...crease cruising speed Short press button to decrease the speed by 1 6 km h each time Long press button and the speed decreases continuously The car runs at lower speed after button is released Hint Th...

Page 247: ...lay current pressure and temperature Where there is low tire pressure fast air leakage and over temperature alarm signal will be sent by the receiver and displayed on the instruments When the Start sw...

Page 248: ...rature Caution If the tire pressure sensor inside the tire needs to be replaced the tire needs to be replaced or the tire position needs to be adjusted one should learn the matching of sensors and fou...

Page 249: ...ar continues to approach the obstacles the system will be unable to detect them anymore Except alarm sound the audio system display screen will also show the dynamic icons of radar detection Start and...

Page 250: ...the distance between the car bumper and the obstacles at the front of and in the back of the car meanwhile the color shown on the screen changes Detected Distance to Obstacles Alarm Sound Middle rear...

Page 251: ...on of the ultrasonic sensor may not be as accurate It is suggested that the revising speed does not exceed 15 km h The continuous alarm sound from the revising radar system indicates that the car is v...

Page 252: ...d adjust parking positions according to actual conditions Start and stop of the reversing rear view system When the Start switch or the ignition switch is at ON position with the shift lever in gear R...

Page 253: ...nel of hatchback door Warning Blind zone exists in detecting scope of the rear view camera because the camera may be unable to detect young children or small animals Pay special attention to young chi...

Page 254: ...to steer harder with sport mode Comfortable is the default mode of the system You can set the steering mode in audio system please refer to Page 195 ECU is equipped with warning light alarm and text a...

Page 255: ...e sure the instrument indicator lights and defroster work well Make sure the pedal has enough free clearance Ensure sufficient coolant level please refer to Page 337 Check the condition of 12V battery...

Page 256: ...in of the Engine You have to run a new engine in for 1500 km Within 1000 km of traveling mileage of the car The car speed shall not exceed 3 4 of the maximum speed Avoid full accelerator driving Avoid...

Page 257: ...n or the car is running on salt spreading road the braking effect weakens Warning Heavy work load of the brake during running downhill makes it prone to overheat It is recommended to slow down by shif...

Page 258: ...ing unnecessary wear and fuel wasting When driving downward on a long slope decelerate and down shift Remember that using the brakes frequently can make them too overheated to work Be careful during a...

Page 259: ...y deicing agent or glycerinum into keyhole to avoid freezing 5 Use detergent containing anti freezing agent These products are available in GAC MOTOR dealers and all auto parts shop The mixing ratio b...

Page 260: ...en driving on uneven roads Avoiding mud or other foreign matters stuck on chassis helps reduce car weight and prevent corrosion Regularly maintain your car to keep it in its best working condition Dir...

Page 261: ...l be prone to heat and cause fire It is strictly prohibited to use fuse out of the rated specifications of electric appliance or use other metal wire to substitute fuse 5 Precautions for driving For p...

Page 262: ...rking with the battery or compressed air Warning Driving after incorrect maintenance or before solving safety related failures may cause traffic accidents and lead to severe injury or death Potential...

Page 263: ...uum cleaner regularly Clean and brush the carpet with detergent regularly to keep it clean Caution Follow the instructions of the detergent to do the cleaning work Warning It is strictly forbidden to...

Page 264: ...sion When replacing the belt be sure to use a new belt of the same model and structure Prevent foreign matters or liquids from entering the seat belt buckles Failure to do so can cause the buckles and...

Page 265: ...e the paint After washing due to dampened or even frozen brakes the braking efficiency will be reduced to some extent After washing try to avoid sudden brake to prevent traffic accidents Manual Washin...

Page 266: ...istance of more than 30 cm Warning Water ice and anti skid salt in the brake system can cause reaction retardation of the brakes resulting in a longer braking distance which is likely to lead to accid...

Page 267: ...inly used to restore the luster to paint Caution Do not polish your car in a dusty environment Cleaning and Maintaining the External Plastic Parts In general clean the external plastic parts with fres...

Page 268: ...ve for half circle Lift the wiper arm and carefully remove the dust and dirt from the wiper blade with a soft cloth Then slowly lower the wiper arm back to the windshield Switch the Start or Ignition...

Page 269: ...dust on the wheel can maintain the surface smoothness of the wheel and increase the service life In order to protect your car it is suggested that the following operations should be executed periodic...

Page 270: ...strument cluster will provide corresponding graphics text information Then it is required to add fuel as soon as possible Filling Fuel Oil Pull the handle of fuel tank cap and the fuel tank cap will b...

Page 271: ...be harmful to health If fuel oil sticks on the skin negligently immediately wash with water Hang the filler cap inside the fuel tank cap and start adding fuel oil Please refer to the description on th...

Page 272: ...gine Oil Pressure Warning Light After the engine starts if the warning light is on please refer to Page 65 and meanwhile the system gives out audible alarms the instrument cluster display screen will...

Page 273: ...n in engine compartment The engine compartment is a high risk area Before opening the engine hood please carefully read and comply with relevant warnings and instructions Park your car on a horizontal...

Page 274: ...those of the engine oil dipstick shown in the figure but the oil level mark on the engine oil dipstick as shown in the figure applies to the engine oil dipstick of all vehicle models Adding Engine Oil...

Page 275: ...will travel in high dust area or the car will frequently travel with drawbar trailer or the car will be used in high and cold area increase the number of maintenance times or reduce the maintenance p...

Page 276: ...gine oil is a highly specialized work requiring relevant expertise and necessary tools Therefore it is suggested to dispose the used engine oil by GAC MOTOR dealer Improper disposal of engine oil can...

Page 277: ...g conditions the scale lighting on the temperature gauge 2 of engine coolant on the instrument cluster shall be approximately at the middle position When the engine runs at heavy load and the ambient...

Page 278: ...on a horizontal road and apply parking braking Switch off the Start or Ignition switch Open the engine hood Open the engine hood and inspect whether the liquid level in the expansion tank is within t...

Page 279: ...therwise you may be scalded by the steam Each time when screwing the expansion tank cover use cloth to wrap the cover to avoid scald Add new coolant only and the discharged coolant cannot be reused Hi...

Page 280: ...coolant of other color mixes replace the coolant periodically according to the requirements of the Warranty Manual Caution Do not add coolant until the engine cools down After adding coolant make sure...

Page 281: ...nt warnings before operation in engine compartment The engine compartment is a high risk area Before opening the engine hood please carefully read and comply with relevant warnings and instructions Wi...

Page 282: ...lace a new wiper blade back to the wiper arm in reverse steps and install after hearing a click Slowly lower the wiper arm back to the windshield It is recommended to replace your wiper blade at GAC M...

Page 283: ...he level of the brake fluid If the brake fluid level decreases under the MIN mark it may be because there is some leakage in the brake system Stop driving in such case and contact GAC MOTOR dealer for...

Page 284: ...r to ensure normal operation of the brake system The brake fluid is water absorbing It can absorb moisture from the air around constantly in the process of usage Excessive moisture content in the brak...

Page 285: ...ny other non original container to avoid confusing resulting in poisoning Store the brake fluid in its original sealed container and put it in a safe place Keep the container away from children to avo...

Page 286: ...the operation of the battery Do not perform operation on the battery unless you have enough expertise Do not open the battery Beware of chemical bums and battery explosion Damaged or leaked battery i...

Page 287: ...ient making it difficult to start the car In this case we recommend you to have your GAC MOTOR dealer charge or replace the battery Charging Battery Battery charging requires relevant expertise and mu...

Page 288: ...ter As the battery contains toxic materials such as sulfuric acid and lead dispose it carefully and don t take it just as a common household waste Hint Reconnect the battery to the electrical system o...

Page 289: ...he car is driven in dusty environment the A C filter may become very dirty and earlier replacement is recommended Hint Please go to GAC MOTOR dealer for help of professional personnel if you are not a...

Page 290: ...irection of the arrow and pull it out and disengage it 4 Disengage the fixing clip at the bottom of the glove box see the arrow and remove the glove box 1 5 Disengage the clip of the filter element co...

Page 291: ...th compressed air or flap it Hint The A C filter cannot be cleaned with water as it is made of special materials and cannot contact moisture 8 Install the A C filter in opposite steps after cleaning H...

Page 292: ...lacing the bulb be sure to check the relevant fuse The blown fuse can cause the light failure In addition do the following 1 Turn the relevant light switch to the OFF position 2 Move the light combina...

Page 293: ...removing or installing a bulb Warning Unless you have the expertise about the operational process safe operation specifications and the tools have your GAC MOTOR dealer replace the bulb Turn off the r...

Page 294: ...spring bracket 1 and remove the bulb of the high beam light 2 5 Generally install in the reverse order of removal procedures Replacing Low Beam Light Bulb 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2 T...

Page 295: ...rrow and remove it 4 Remove the bulb 1 of the low beam light 5 Generally install in the reverse order of removal procedures Replacing Front Turn Signal Bulb 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2...

Page 296: ...as soon as possible Replacing Daytime Running Light apply to certain models The daytime running light and front combination light should be seen as an entirety Only LED bulbs are used It s not allowe...

Page 297: ...gle LED bulb is not allowed In case of any failure of the side turn signal on rear view mirror please have your car checked and repaired at GAC MOTOR dealer as soon as possible Removing Rear Combinati...

Page 298: ...Turn Signal Bulb 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2 Remove the rear combination light please refer to Page 356 3 Turn the socket 1 with the bulb of the rear turn signal in the direction of t...

Page 299: ...l in the reverse order of removal procedures Replacing Rear Position Light The rear position light and rear combination light should be seen as an entirety Only LED bulbs are used It s not allowed to...

Page 300: ...ition switch 2 Open the hatchback door 3 Pry the small cover 1 out 4 Turn the socket 1 with the bulb of the reverse light in the direction of the arrow and remove it 5 Remove the bulb 1 in the directi...

Page 301: ...eplacing High Brake Light High brake light consists of LED bulb It s not allowed to replace any single set of LEDs Replace the high brake light assembly if necessary In case of any failure of the high...

Page 302: ...rrow and remove the lampshade 4 Remove the bulb of the number plate light 1 5 Generally install in the reverse order of removal procedures Replacing Front Roof Light Bulb 1 Switch off the Start or Ign...

Page 303: ...by the arrow and remove the front roof light assembly 1 4 Turn the socket 1 with the bulb of the front roof light in the direction of the arrow and remove it 5 Remove the bulb in the direction of the...

Page 304: ...1 out carefully at the position indicated by the arrow 3 Remove the rear roof light bulb 1 4 Install in the reverse order Replacing Vanity Mirror Light Bulb apply to certain models 1 Switch off the S...

Page 305: ...rder of removal procedures Replacing Glove Box Light 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2 Open the glove box 3 Pry the fixing clip of the glove box see the arrow and remove the glove box light...

Page 306: ...ly install in the reverse order of removal procedures Replacing Courtesy Light Bulb apply to certain models 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2 Pry the door courtesy light 1 out at the positio...

Page 307: ...verse order of removal procedures Replacing Trunk Light 1 Switch off the Start or Ignition switch 2 Open the hatchback door 3 Pry the trunk light 1 at the position indicated by the arrow with an appro...

Page 308: ...4 Usage and Maintenance 5 Press the metal clamp 1 in the direction of the arrow and remove the trunk light bulb 2 6 Generally install in the reverse order of removal procedures 298...

Page 309: ...orn to the wear mark of tread pattern Otherwise it may cause accidents Because the damaged tires may explode during traveling and cause traffic accidents and injure persons replace such tires and whee...

Page 310: ...lled on the wheels should be stored upright New Tires and Wheels Carefully select new tire and wheel Please use tires of the same structural form and size rolling circumference on all wheels The tire...

Page 311: ...les on snow and ice covered roads Winter tires shall be used on all four wheels Only winter tire allowable for this vehicle can be used It should be noted that the maximum speed applicable to winter t...

Page 312: ...ection of tire pressure so check the tire pressure when they are cold The tire pressure described in this Manual is based on the tire pressure in summer and winter under cold condition The hot tire pr...

Page 313: ...on to avoid accidents Insufficient tire pressure will exacerbate tire deflection resulting in tire overheating which may lead to tire shelling and burst Both underinflated and overinflated tires may c...

Page 314: ...g models as far as possible Wheel Balance The wheels of a new vehicle have been balanced however during the running process the wheels may be out of balance due to various influences which can be perc...

Page 315: ...icle slightly tread the brake pedal and note that the tire chain installed can provide certain force of friction but cannot prevent the occurrence of sideslip Hint Different countries and regions have...

Page 316: ...4 Usage and Maintenance 4 9 Maintenance Instructions for Car Body Anti Theft Normal use requires no maintenance Contact GAC MOTOR dealer when a problem occurs 306...

Page 317: ...ment diaphragm 3 Vehicle identification number VIN on the left side of instrument panel 4 Vehicle identification number VIN inside the engine hood 5 Vehicle identification number VIN on the vehicle na...

Page 318: ...eplate 1 VIN model 2 Brand engine model 3 Engine displacement rated power 4 Total mass occupant capacity 5 Manufacturing date and place Engine number Engine number arrow located in the engine cylinder...

Page 319: ...tal width 1825 18 mm Total height 1655 16 without luggage rack 1680 16 with luggage rack mm Wheelbase 2560 25 mm Tread Front wheel 1554 15 mm Rear wheel 1550 15 mm Front overhang 909 9 mm Rear overhan...

Page 320: ...ht Front axle load Rear axle load Max total mass Front axle load Rear axle load GAC7130H2A5 GAC7130H2A5A 1380 41 839 25 541 16 1780 974 806 GAC7150H1M5 GAC7150H2M5 GAC7150H1M5A GAC7150H2M5A 1315 39 80...

Page 321: ...50H2A5A Non start stop Non start stop Non start stop Number of occupants 5 oriented Minimum turning diameter 10 6 m Maximum gradeability 40 0 km h 100 km h accelerating time 12 4 14 5 15 S Maximum spe...

Page 322: ...4 Ignition order 1 3 4 2 1 3 4 2 Cylinder diameter mm 75 75 Stroke mm 75 84 6 Displacement mL 1325 1495 Compression ratio 9 8 1 11 1 Rated power Rotated speed per Minute kW r min 101 5500 84 6000 Max...

Page 323: ...N class and above Engine oil viscosity SAE 5W 30 4 5 L Automatic transmission ATF oil AW 1 6 7 L Manual transmission gear oil 75W 90 Petronas 2 5 L Brake fluid DOT4 0 8 L Windshield washing liquid res...

Page 324: ...n models 6 5 Jx17 apply to certain models 7 0 Jx18 apply to certain models Tire specification 215 65R16 apply to certain models 215 60R17 apply to certain models 215 55R18 apply to certain models Spar...

Page 325: ...cal flexible shaft operated acting on rear brake applicable to certain models Wheel Dynamic Balancing Value Designation Residual amount of dynamic unbalance Front wheel Inside 8 g Outside 8 g Rear whe...

Page 326: ...d capacity 55 Ah Low temperature start current 530 A Fuse Instrument panel fuse box Please refer to Page 397 Fuse box of engine compartment Please refer to Page 400 Lights Lights Parameters High beam...

Page 327: ...of Lights 12V C8W Trunk Light 12V C10W Vanity mirror light 12V C5W Glove box light 12V C5W Courtesy light 12V 5W If the bulb is to be replaced please refer to Page 351 please refer to the configuratio...

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Page 329: ...o so may make the bolts become loose when the vehicle is moving resulting in accidents Be sure to tighten the wheel bolts with the special wrench provided on the vehicle Warning Improper use of the ja...

Page 330: ...ssure and check it several times a year Warning Use it in strict accordance with the operating requirements of spare tire to avoid risks It is forbidden to install more than one spare tire Do not use...

Page 331: ...old the warning triangle Caution The above data is for reference only For specific distance please follow the relevant traffic regulations Location of Placement General roads Expressway Daytime Night...

Page 332: ...rom moving Take out the vehicle tools and the spare tire Warning When puncture air leakage or other problems occur you must stop the vehicle and replace the tire Park your vehicle in an area far away...

Page 333: ...ow to lift the vehicle and make the tire off the ground Caution After loosening the bolts of the flat tire execute lifting and other subsequent replacement operations so as to facilitate wheel bolt di...

Page 334: ...eep the threads of the wheel bolts and hub clean and make sure the bolts can be screwed easily No grease or other attachment is permitted Notification of Tire Replacement The replaced tire shall be ti...

Page 335: ...strument panel fuse box Fuse Box of Engine Compartment Open the engine hood Please refer to Page 92 Press the fixing clip in direction of the arrow and release the fuse box cover Remove the fuse box c...

Page 336: ...o not use the fuse whose rated current value is higher than the specified value Otherwise other components of the electrical system may be damaged Make sure the color and identification of the new fus...

Page 337: ...trol module IF3 7 5 A Gateway control unit IF4 10 A Body control module IF5 15 A AUDIO control unit IF6 15 A Sunroof control unit IF7 7 5 A Trunk light front right courtesy light front left courtesy l...

Page 338: ...elay IF30 7 5 A Gateway control unit body control module PEPS control unit IF31 10 A Sunroof control unit rain and light sensor T BOX control unit instrument cluster A C control unit driver side seat...

Page 339: ...IR1 IG2 relay IR2 ACC relay IR3 IG1 relay IR4 IR5 Defroster relay IR6 Rear view mirror folding relay IR7 Rear view mirror unfolding relay Hint One electric appliance may be equipped with multiple fuse...

Page 340: ...e EF2 80 A EPS control unit EF3 50 A Instrument panel fuse box EF4 40 A Low speed fan relay EF5 40 A High speed fan relay 1 EF6 40 A ABS ESPA control unit EF7 EF8 30 A Blower blower relay EF9 EF10 50...

Page 341: ...position sensor EF33 7 5 A Low speed fan relay starter relay 2 high speed fan relay 2 high speed fan relay 1 starter relay 1 EF34 10 A Front left low beam EF35 10 A Front right low beam EF36 7 5 A Eng...

Page 342: ...tiple fuses or several electric appliances may share a common fuse Caution Some fuses must be replaced by GAC MOTOR dealer Consult your GAC MOTOR dealer for detailed information Warning Using an inapp...

Page 343: ...nect one end 1 of the red cable to the positive electrode of flat battery A and connect the other end 2 to the positive electrode of booster battery B Connect one end 3 of the black cable to the negat...

Page 344: ...e flat battery Otherwise it may cause explosion Keep open flames away from the battery to avoid explosion Do not connect the negative cable to the negative electrode of the flat battery directly Make...

Page 345: ...operation of the vehicle has certain risk Unless you have the experience do not tow other vehicle to avoid accidents Install Front Towing Hook Take out the towing hook and the wrench for removing whe...

Page 346: ...he towing hook into the threaded hole Precautions for Traction Before emergency traction be sure to operate according to the following precautions The drivers of the towing and towed vehicles must tur...

Page 347: ...poor lubrication when the vehicle is towed at a high speed and for a long distance which will damage the transmission Please do not lift the rear traction of the vehicle otherwise the wheel will rota...

Page 348: ...rear wheels and rear axle are damaged the towing platform must be placed beneath your vehicle s rear wheels Caution For cars equipped with electronic parking brake EPB or four wheel drive cars when t...

Page 349: ...platform needs to be placed beneath your vehicle s front wheels Caution Do not tow the vehicle with the front wheels down to the ground which will seriously damage the transmission Lifting Truck is St...

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Page 356: ...e subject to actually delivered cars If there is any difference between the product schematic drawing and actual car the actual one should prevail GAC MOTOR reserves the right to alter supplement or t...

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