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Contents

4.6.4

Radio ..............................................................................

140

4.6.5

USB Play ........................................................................

142

4.6.6

Bluetooth ........................................................................

143

4.6.7

System Setting ...............................................................

145

4.6.8

Vehicle Setting ...............................................................

147

5. Driving Directions ......................................................................................

149

5.1

Starting and Driving .......................................................................

149

5.1.1

Ignition Switch ................................................................

149

5.1.

Engine Stop ....................................................................

151

5.1.

Gear Instructions ............................................................

153

5.2

Brake System ................................................................................

158

5.2.1

Service Brake .................................................................

158

5.2.2

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) System ........................

161

5.3

Service Electronic Brake System ..................................................

166

5.3.1

Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) ...................................

166

5.3.2

Electronic Brakeforce Distribution System (EBD) ..........

169

5.3.3

Electronic Stability Program (ESP) ................................

170

5.3.4

Traction Control System (TCS) ...................................... 1

5.3.5

Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA) ........................................ 1

5.3.6

Hill Hold Control (HHC) .................................................. 1

5.3.7

Hill Descent Control (HDC) ............................................ 1

5.4

Driver Assistance System ............................................................. 1

5.4.1

Smart Start/Stop System ................................................ 1

5.4.2

Cruise Control System * ................................................. 1

5.4.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System

* ..................................

185

5.5

Reversing Assist System ............................................................... 187

5.5.1

Reversing Radar System* .............................................. 187

5.5.2

Reversing Rear-view System * ....................................... 191

5.5.3

Panoramic Parking System* ........................................... 193

5.6

Electric Power Steering (EPS) System .......................................... 194

5.7

Driving Skills................................................................................... 198

5.7.1

Safety Check for Driving ................................................. 198

5.7.2

Driving during Running-in Period .................................... 199

5.7.3

Important Tips for Driving ............................................... 201

5.7.4

High-efficiency Use of Vehicle ........................................ 202

5.7.5

Fire Prevention ............................................................... 203

Usage and Maintenance ...........................................................................

204

6.1.

Maintenance Instructions ............................................................... 204

6.2

Interior Maintenance ...................................................................... 205

6.3

Exterior Maintenance ..................................................................... 207

6.4

Checking and Adding Fluids .......................................................... 213

6.4.1

Fuel Oil ............................................................................ 213

6.4.2

Engine Oil ....................................................................... 215

6.4.3

Coolant ............................................................................ 218

6.4.4

Windshield Washing Liquid and Wiper Blade ................. 221

6.4.5

Brake Fluid ...................................................................... 223

6.4.6

Battery ............................................................................. 226

6.5

A/C Filter ........................................................................................ 228

6.6

Replacing Bulbs ............................................................................. 230

6.7

Wheels ........................................................................................... 236

6.8

Tire Chain ....................................................................................... 242

Summary of Contents for GS5

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

Page 2: ...forms including Safety Signboards Attached to the vehicle Safety Information Words preceded by a safety warning symbol and one of the three signal words Warning Caution or Hint Meanings are as follow...

Page 3: ...and Closing 48 4 2 1 Smart Key 48 4 2 2 Mechanical Key 53 4 2 3 Locking System 54 4 2 4 Door 61 4 2 5 Hatchback Door 62 4 2 6 Engine Hood 68 4 2 7 Electric Windows 69 4 2 8 Electric Sunroof 71 4 2 9 B...

Page 4: ...stem 178 5 4 1 Smart Start Stop System 178 5 4 2 Cruise Control System 183 5 4 3 Tire Pressure Monitoring System 185 5 5 Reversing Assist System 187 5 5 1 Reversing Radar System 187 5 5 2 Reversing Re...

Page 5: ...ng the Flat Tire 257 8 4 Fuse 260 8 4 1 Fuses in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box 262 8 4 2 Fuse in Engine Compartment Fuse Box 265 8 4 3 Fuse in Battery Box 268 8 5 Emergency Start 269 8 6 Emergency Tow...

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Page 7: ...result in serious or fatal injury to the passenger too close to them or improperly restrained Air bags present greatest threats to infants babies and short adults Therefore be sure to observe all ins...

Page 8: ...obtain data of the accident data recorder but only for technical diagnosis research and development of vehicle Service diagnosis recorder Equipped with relevant equipment of service diagnosis recorder...

Page 9: ...windshield wiper Refer to Page 221 3 Exterior rear view mirror Refer to Page 93 Side turn signal light Refer to Page 77 Side turn signal light specifications Refer to Page 254 4 Luggage rack Refer to...

Page 10: ...combination light specifications Refer to Page 254 4 Fuel tank lid Refer to Page 213 5 Rear fog light Refer to Page 82 Rear fog light specifications Refer to Page 254 6 Rear towing Refer to Page 271...

Page 11: ...r to Page 219 2 Engine oil filler cap Refer to Page 216 3 Brake fluid tank Refer to Page 223 4 Battery Refer to Page 226 5 Engine compartment fuse box Refer to Page 260 6 Engine oil dipstick Refer to...

Page 12: ...Refer to Page 106 3 Interior rear view mirror Refer to Page 92 4 Front passenger front airbag Refer to Page 21 5 Accelerator pedal 6 Brake pedal 7 FER hood open handle Refer to Page 68 Fuel tank lid...

Page 13: ...ng wheel Refer to Page 37 Steering wheel button Refer to Page 38 Driver front airbag Refer to Page 20 5 Start Stop switch Refer to Page 149 6 Audio system Refer to Page 135 7 Passenger side electric w...

Page 14: ...4 Wiper combination switch Refer to Page 77 5 Switch Group of Left Side of Instrument Panel Headlight height manual adjustment knob Refer to Page 81 Smart start stop system OFF button Refer to Page 1...

Page 15: ...trol button Refer to Page 135 2 EPB system button Refer to Page 161 3 Driving mode button Refer to Page 154 4 Transmission shift lever Refer to Page 153 5 Seat ventilation button Refer to Page 101 6 S...

Page 16: ...2 Pictorial References 1 EPB system button Refer to Page 161 2 Audio system control button Refer to Page 135 3 Manual transmission shift lever Refer to Page 157 10 10...

Page 17: ...fluid level Make sure that tire pressure is under normal condition Make sure all windows are clean and unobstructed Make sure that no items obstruct the pedal movement in the footwell Adjust the seat...

Page 18: ...ons Sit upright and adjust the headrest properly Refer to Page 98 The passengers should adjust the seat leave suitable distance between his her chest and the instrument panel so as to get the most saf...

Page 19: ...ective protection from the airbags and minimize injury due to impact The seat belts can assist other safety systems and absorb most of the kinetic energy resulting from a collision to reduce the risk...

Page 20: ...ody by hands The unrestrained passengers will be thrown forward and injured once colliding with other objects in the vehicle The rear seat passengers must wear the seat belts properly as well Otherwis...

Page 21: ...s her seat belt the corresponding indicator light on the instrument cluster will flash about 20s and then stay on and the beeper also sounds continuously Caution If the above alarm messages appear whe...

Page 22: ...ing force to the body at a certain range preventing a further injury towards the driver at the same time the seat belt pretensioners activate in conjunction with the airbag to provide an optimal prote...

Page 23: ...latch plate pops up automatically Grasp the belt so that it retracts gradually A Pregnant Woman Must Wear Seat Belt Correctly Pregnant women must wear the seat belts properly as follows Adjust the sea...

Page 24: ...operly before driving Never share the seat belt Two people including children should never use the same seat belt Never excessively incline the front seat backrest for comfort Never put the shoulder p...

Page 25: ...fety Operating Instructions 3 3 SRS System Depending on the configuration the SRS system consists of the following airbags 1 Front seat frontal airbag 2 Front seat side airbag 3 Side curtain airbag 19...

Page 26: ...ion switch is switched to ON position the indicator light illuminates again after turning off 4 When the vehicle is running the indicator light will be illuminated or flash Warning Do not repair adjus...

Page 27: ...When the airbags inflate you may see what looks like smoke This is a normal phenomenon Warning Do not attach or place any trim to or on the surface of the instrument panel When the vehicle runs or the...

Page 28: ...belt to provide additional protection to the front passengers The system may activate the airbag at other positions when some type of collision occurs Hint When the airbags inflate you may see what l...

Page 29: ...is reached the side curtain airbag inflates immediately in conjunction with the seat belt to provide additional protection to the passengers The system may activate the airbag at other positions when...

Page 30: ...ont 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 with the ground when...

Page 31: ...bags 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 collides with your vehicl...

Page 32: ...3 Safety Operating Instructions The vehicle laterally rolls over The corner of the vehicle collides with the wall or another vehicle OMA10 0068 OMA10 0069 26 26...

Page 33: ...airbag Even if the child is seated in the child safety seats never let her his head or any body part lean on the door area the deployment area of the front seat side airbag or side curtain airbag as i...

Page 34: ...For Reference Only a Group 0 0 child safety seats For infants or babies less than 13kg b Group I child safety seats For infants or babies within 9kg 18kg c Group II child safety seats For children wi...

Page 35: ...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 General child safety seats in this mass group UF Permitting use of General front facing child...

Page 36: ...2X 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 tensionin...

Page 37: ...cle Hint Method for installing a certain kind of child safety seats is introduced here only for reference purpose When installing child safety seats be sure to refer to their use instructions and obse...

Page 38: ...the seat 5 Place the seat belt correctly and push upward the tongue Ensure that the seat belt is not twisted While pushing upward the tongue pull upward the upper shoulder part of seat belt so that th...

Page 39: ...em are similar LATCH system has one more anchor point than ISOFIX system but the lower anchor point for both systems can be interchangeable The seats in the rear row for this vehicle are equipped with...

Page 40: ...the lower anchor point in the gap until it clicks 2 Raise the headrest to the upmost position Pass the anchoring strap through the headrest support to engage the upper anchor point Ensure that the an...

Page 41: ...es entering the vehicle 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 mo...

Page 42: ...e intended to indicate potential risks that could cause serious injury even death please read these labels carefully If any label comes off or becomes illegible contact authorized GAC Motor s dealer f...

Page 43: ...e steering wheel upward downward forward or backward to ensure that it is securely locked Warning Your hands should always hold the steering wheel outside edge at the 9 o clock and 3 o clock positions...

Page 44: ...press the button to reset the current data in the travel information memory and press to switch the travel information In the menu setting interface press to move the cursor or adjust the value and sh...

Page 45: ...come on depending on the temperature In normal cases the bars come on to the middle When all the bars come on the current engine coolant temperature is too high Fuel gauge Fuel gauge is used to indica...

Page 46: ...position and then press on the OK button to switch among travel information interfaces Hint When no valid information is received no valid data will be displayed on the travel information interface Lo...

Page 47: ...menu at the lower level and press OK again to select confirm or cancel Hint Operation of other instrument clusters is similar to that of LCD instrument cluster as shown in the figure If menu setting o...

Page 48: ...alarm message will appear again 5s later In case of multiple alarm messages press to switch to the alarm message interface and on the OK button to read the previous next alarm message If the vehicle...

Page 49: ...ted this interface displays not started When the audio system is started the current play information of the audio system is displayed on the audio and entertainment information interface Hint Operati...

Page 50: ...system 3 Low engine oil pressure warning light Red With the Ignition switch at ON position the warning light is lit when the engine is not started and is off after the engine is started After the engi...

Page 51: ...t turn signal indicator lights will flash together with all the outside turn signal lights 10 Immobilizer lock system indicator light Red If the indicator light is lit red it indicates that the engine...

Page 52: ...e is a fault in the TPMS 19 Electronic Power Steering EPS indicator light Yellow If the indicator light is lit yellow it indicates that there is a fault in the EPS system 20 Cruise control indicator l...

Page 53: ...ights are turned on 29 Rear seat belt indicator light White If the indicator light comes on in white it indicates that the corresponding rear seat belt is fastened Red If the indicator light comes on...

Page 54: ...rby is emitting strong wireless electric wave The smart key is carried together with telecommunication equipment laptop mobile phone or wireless signal transmitter The smart key is contacted with cove...

Page 55: ...n is released while the window or sunroof is closing automatically the closing will be stopped Pressing this button twice continuously within 0 5s the vehicle locating function can be activated and th...

Page 56: ...ck Horn Beeping in the audio system Hint Windows and sunroof can open or close remotely via Vehicle Setting Smart Body Remote Control of Window and Sunroof under the audio system Via Vehicle Setting S...

Page 57: ...e sound and flash alarm mode indicates the vehicle warns the driver both with light and horn sound When the ignition switch is at OFF position press the button and button on the remote key at the same...

Page 58: ...ull out the emergency mechanical key in direction of arrow B Key for models with traditional ignition switch Press the button indicated by the arrow to eject the mechanical key Use a mini straight scr...

Page 59: ...all the doors or unlock the driver side door and make vehicle start fail Mechanical Key Press the button indicated by the arrow to eject the mechanical key lock all the doors or unlock the driver side...

Page 60: ...w A corresponding door can be locked Pulling the door latch outward in direction of arrow B corresponding door can be unlocked Then pull the inner handle in direction of arrow B to open corresponding...

Page 61: ...lock motor if the door is 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...

Page 62: ...e by self In the event of accidents locked doors will certainly increase the difficulty of rescue Auto Unlock Function If the vehicle stops with the doors locked all the doors can be unlocked automati...

Page 63: ...cking or induction unlocking of door handle should be activated When the vehicle is started the smart active unlocking function will be activated Smart Active Locking With the smart active unlocking f...

Page 64: ...within 3 seconds the system thinks you are checking for any door not securely locked In this case the system does not activate the smart active unlocking function You can pull the rear door handle to...

Page 65: ...h you press once the depression in the front door handle see the arrow locking area after all the doors are closed then effective sensing locks all the doors Caution After locking doors using keyless...

Page 66: ...the smart key is quite above or below the external door handle The smart key could not operate if it is too close to the vehicle door or door window If the effective range of the transmitter varies po...

Page 67: ...ly closed doors may be opened suddenly during travel causing injury or accident The doors can only be opened or closed when the vehicle is stationary To avoid pinch hands must be away from the door ed...

Page 68: ...osing by pressing this button the hatchback door will stop moving 2 With keyless entry function Carry the smart key and press the release button within about 1m from the hatchback door to unlock the h...

Page 69: ...ated in the glove box open the glove box first When the main switch is put at ON position the automatically opening closing function will be activated When the main switch is put at OFF position the a...

Page 70: ...ck Door 1 Anti Pinch of Anti pinch Strip This feature remains effective while the hatchback door is automatically closing If the feature is triggered while the hatchback door is automatically closing...

Page 71: ...the request of automatically opening closing hatchback door signal Automatic Opening of Hatchback Door With the Start Stop switch at OFF and the four doors and hatchback door closed if the user carry...

Page 72: ...rgency When the vehicle is powered off or the hatchback door cannot open as normal you can try to open it from inside the vehicle in emergency 1 Open the hatchback door trim cover 2 Insert the mechani...

Page 73: ...c hatchback door will automatically lower to close If the button is pressed again during closing the electric hatchback door will stop closing Hint When the stationary electric hatchback door begins t...

Page 74: ...automatically raise the engine hood to the fully open position Close the Engine Hood Drop the engine hood to the position near the fenders push heavily its front end downward using both hands to clos...

Page 75: ...Rear left electric window button 4 Rear right electric window button 5 Passenger window lock button When button is pulled up lightly the electric window moves up It stops moving if it has reached the...

Page 76: ...Anti pinch Function Initialization must be performed again if the electric window cannot move up automatically due to anti pinch function failure or if initialization data of anti pinch has been auto...

Page 77: ...n the driver s side is opened but the electric sunroof is not closed In this case please check whether the sunroof is closed timely Caution Please close the sunroof Otherwise rainwater can enter the v...

Page 78: ...ually and position on the sunroof switch is pressed upward the sunroof will tilt outward To close the sunroof push forward the sunroof switch Panoramic Sunroof To slightly open the electric sunshade b...

Page 79: ...efly forward press sunroof switch The sunroof will move a short distance and then stop When the sunroof switch is pushed backward and held for a while the sunroof will automatically move to the comfor...

Page 80: ...tion is triggered the sunroof will move along the tilt direction until the maximum tilt position Caution Do not try to operate the electric sunroof below 20 C In such environment the anti pitch functi...

Page 81: ...forward the sunroof will finish adaptive learning after performing Tilt down to Close Slide to Open Fully Close Panoramic Sunroof When the sunroof is closed if the sunroof switch is pushed forward an...

Page 82: ...t status Activate the Anti Theft on Vehicle Body With the ignition switch at OFF position and the vehicle locked if any door is opened forcibly or using an illegal key the anti theft system will be tr...

Page 83: ...light If a great quantity of water droplets or water are found inside the light please contact your authorized GAC Motor s dealer to have it checked and repaired Turn signal light With the ignition s...

Page 84: ...h to turn on or off AUTO auto lighting position light or low beam Turn the light switch to OFF to turn off all the lights AUTO Auto Lighting Turn the light switch to AUTO position to turn on auto ligh...

Page 85: ...are off or the engine stops work the daytime running lights will be automatically turned off Hint Activate or deactivate daytime running light via Vehicle Setting Light Control Daytime Running Light i...

Page 86: ...ling backward the light combination switch to the original position high beams are turned off High Beam Flashing By pulling backward the light combination switch to position the high and low beams are...

Page 87: ...isplay Headlight Lag Off Follow Me Home Function Within 10 minutes after the Ignition switch is switched to OFF position if the light switch is rotated from OFF position to another position and then b...

Page 88: ...F to turn off all the fog lights Hint When the front and rear fog lights are on they can be turned off by turning the light switch to OFF position In this case the front fog lights can be turned on ag...

Page 89: ...lights will be on for another 25s If switching the Ignition switch to ON position after getting on the vehicle the position lights go out Lighting for Locating the Vehicle If on the smart key is press...

Page 90: ...witch at OFF the roof light automatically turns on and then turns off about 30s later when the door is unlocked by smart key When the Ignition switch is switched from ON to OFF the roof light automati...

Page 91: ...common sunroof When front roof lights are off press the switch down to turn on the front roof lights at corresponding side and press the switch up again to turn off the front roof lights at correspon...

Page 92: ...utomatically By closing the hatchback door the trunk light goes out automatically Door Open Warning Light When the door is opened the door open warning light turns on automatically When the door is cl...

Page 93: ...Adjust wiping frequency INT 8 Turning on rear windshield washer system 9 OFF Turn off rear windshield washer or wiper 10 ON Turn on rear wiper Hint With the front wipers in INT LO HI mode if R gear is...

Page 94: ...ally for the sake of safety the wipers will keep operating at a slow speed In this case you can choose to control the wipers manually based on actual situation and go to the authorized GAC Motor s dea...

Page 95: ...e via Vehicle Setting Smart Body Auto Wiping in the audio system Rotate the knob up down to adjust the intermittent wiping speed A Increase the intermittent wiping speed B Reduce the intermittent wipi...

Page 96: ...position the washer starts to jet water and the rear wiper stars to wipe When the rear washer is switched off the rear wiper stops wiping and wipe once after 6s ON Rear Wiper On When hatchback door is...

Page 97: ...glass can effectively reduce the risk of injury during a crash Warning Always keep the windshield clean Stick certificates to the windshield in accordance with local traffic regulations Do not apply...

Page 98: ...ays coming from behind the vehicle and provide excellent rear view Hint If the temperature in the vehicle is low it could take a little longer time for the anti glare rear view mirror to respond to in...

Page 99: ...ith curved surface convex and spherical are able to expand view but compared with the real objects their reflected images are smaller and further Do not judge the distance from the rear vehicle based...

Page 100: ...rior rear view mirror automatic folding via Vehicle Setting Smart Body Exterior Rear view Mirror Automatic Folding in the audio system Caution As the folding up is performed by a motor do not manually...

Page 101: ...lting down in reversing click OK after adjustment to save the position Activating the function of manual tilting down in reversing The function of Exterior Rear View Mirror Manual Tilting down in Reve...

Page 102: ...it can be disabled manually by pressing the pulling pushing button again during heating When the heating function is disabled the indicator light goes out Caution If defogging defrosting is necessary...

Page 103: ...vanity mirror cover in the direction of arrow B The vanity mirror light goes on automatically at the same time Draw out the sun visor on the driver side or the front passenger side from the movable s...

Page 104: ...rning To reduce the risk of injuries and deaths during accidents be sure to observe the following matters While driving do not adjust the headrests The headrests must always be in their mounting posit...

Page 105: ...the electric adjusting mechanism of seats still works Never leave a child alone in the vehicle to prevent her him from improper operation of electrical seats and causing accidents Power Seat Forward B...

Page 106: ...ton light and start heating the corresponding seat Long press for about 1 5s to directly deactivate the heating function and turn off the button light There are three seat heating positions correspond...

Page 107: ...ventilating the corresponding seat Long press for about 1 5s to directly deactivate the ventilation function and turn off the button light There are three seat ventilating positions corresponding to...

Page 108: ...d successfully Position Extraction 1 Convenient Extraction When the ignition switch is at OFF or ACC position and the position button 1 2 3 is short pressed corresponding position information can be e...

Page 109: ...face used will be saved and are associated to the smart key currently used When uses the smart key to unlock the vehicle again the seat and exterior rear view mirror surface will automatically move to...

Page 110: ...ver Directly push the rear seat backrests backward till the backrests are locked Hint The angle of the rear seat backrests can also be adjusted by pulling the handle Rear Central Armrest The central a...

Page 111: ...the cab in the direction of the arrow for storage of small articles Push it back and close it after it clicks Storage Sinks in Instrument Panel Press the storage sink cover to open it automatically fo...

Page 112: ...ward the central armrest and remove the rear cup holder cover for holding of beverage bottle Warning Never place any hot beverage bottle in cup holders to avoid scalding due to splashing during travel...

Page 113: ...rwise articles inside the glove box may be thrown out injuring your passenger in a crash or emergency braking Central Armrest Box between Front Seats Press the switch to open the cover of the front ce...

Page 114: ...ldable umbrella USB interface Press the storage sink cover to open it automatically to access to USB interface Hint For some models the interior rear view mirror is also provided with USB interface Re...

Page 115: ...he passerby or other drivers After using the reflective vest return it to the glove box properly or wash it when necessary as per the notes on the collar to ensure reflecting performance Microwave Win...

Page 116: ...n it automatically and pulling up the front power outlet cover Trunk Power Outlet With the ignition switch at ACC or ON position connect the charged device to the rear power outlet after pulling up th...

Page 117: ...system do not connect any generating equipment to the power outlet Use only electrical equipment in line with the national electromagnetic compatibility norms To switch the ignition switch to ON or OF...

Page 118: ...Charging Switch With the ignition switch at ON position enter Vehicle Setting Smart Body Mobile Phone Wireless Charging in the audio system Click the slider to enable or disable the mobile phone wirel...

Page 119: ...g on a bumpy road mobile phone wireless charging could interrupt intermittently then resume If the charging stops due to mobile phone departure from the charging area move the mobile phone back to the...

Page 120: ...do not place weight in charging area to avoid damage to the mobile phone wireless charging system If there is any problem in the product and it cannot be used normally please stop operation and go to...

Page 121: ...le will change The items in the trunk must be fixed Otherwise they may fly forward to injure you or your passengers in a crash or emergency braking Never put items that are fragile flammable or explos...

Page 122: ...age it to the upper edge of the trunk Warning Triangle Pull up the handle to lift the carpet There is a warning triangle in the trunk storage box Vehicle Tools and Spare Tire Pull up the handle to lif...

Page 123: ...nds of the masking curtain in the directions of the arrows to remove the masking curtain Use the Masking Curtain Pull the masking curtain to fix it into the two slots on both sides Warning Do not plac...

Page 124: ...4 Operating System and Equipment 4 4 8 Luggage Rack The luggage rack equipped for the vehicle is a trim part and cannot carry items directly Warning Do not place items on the luggage rack 124 118...

Page 125: ...ing Improper accessories or modifications may affect your car s operation stability and other performance and may lead to severe injury or death If vehicle phone alarm device two way radio equipment a...

Page 126: ...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 127: ...ties easily The air circulation mode shall be selected according to the actual situation Caution If the A C system has any fault such as refrigeration failure and outlet air with abnormal odor please...

Page 128: ...A C button 3 AUTO mode button 4 Air speed control button 5 Air vent mode button 6 Interior exterior air circulation button 7 Front windshield defrosting defogging button 8 Rear windshield and exterio...

Page 129: ...the most ideal interior temperature we recommend that the set temperature is 25 0 C If necessary you can adjust the temperature by yourself Hint The temperature value on the display is the target valu...

Page 130: ...rresponding air speed scale will be shown on the display By pulling pushing button the air speed increases decreases by one scale In AUTO mode the air speed is a part of the automatic control logic Th...

Page 131: ...rior air circulation mode External Circulation Pull push button When all the button lights go off the system will enter exterior circulation mode In case of good exterior air quality this mode can pre...

Page 132: ...h button again to light off the button light and disable the rear windshield defrosting function If the rear windshield defrosting function is not manually off this function will be off automatically...

Page 133: ...t of the instrument panel Face and foot blowing mode Air is blown out from the air outlets of the instrument panel and the footwell Foot blowing mode Air is blown out from the air outlet of the footwe...

Page 134: ...de is turned on the air quality control function is enabled for real time monitoring of air quality during vehicle traveling In case of jamming tunnel etc when the vehicle runs in an area seriously po...

Page 135: ...ture control button 2 A C button 3 A C maximum mode button 4 Air speed control button 5 OFF button 6 Interior exterior air circulation button 7 Front windshield defrosting defogging button 8 Rear wind...

Page 136: ...is shown Hint The temperature value on the display is the target value of the set temperature instead of the measured value of the interior temperature A C Button When pulling pushing A C button is pr...

Page 137: ...on the display By pulling pushing button the air speed increases decreases by one scale A C Off Pull push OFF button to turn off the A C system After the A C system is turned off button and button ca...

Page 138: ...n the A C Enter front windshield blowing mode Enter exterior circulation mode Pull push button again to light off the button light disable the front windshield defrosting function and return to the st...

Page 139: ...or 15 minutes Hint If the engine is not started prolonged rear windshield defrosting function may cause low battery voltage leading to start failure of the vehicle Air Vent Mode Pulling pushing button...

Page 140: ...tion Turn the knob to adjust the air volume or close the air outlet Central Air Outlets of Instrument Panel Move the flap to adjust the air direction A C outlet in rear row Move the flap to adjust the...

Page 141: ...n to switch to the radio mode 2 Volume adjustment knob Turn the volume adjustment knob to adjust the volume 3 Power button screen off button In power on state when the button is moved forward the disp...

Page 142: ...me adjustment knob Turn the volume adjustment knob to adjust the volume 4 Screen off button In power on state when the button is short pressed the display will be off but the sound source will still w...

Page 143: ...on starts playing Change the track into the previous one in media source play 2 Audio source switching button volume adjustment button Short press this button continuously to switch FM AM USB Bluetoot...

Page 144: ...re is no incoming call in the Bluetooth phone system you can press this button to enter the Bluetooth Call interface When there is no incoming call in the Bluetooth phone system and Bluetooth is not c...

Page 145: ...site angles of the screen towards the middle with thumb and forefinger at the same time to enter the edit mode and long press and drag the card to edit the card sequence Button Mode Slide left right t...

Page 146: ...the Radio in card mode to enter the radio mode Click the Radio soft button in button mode to enter the radio mode Press the audio source switching button on the control panel continuously to switch to...

Page 147: ...oadcasting station so the signals are too weak to be received As a result the radio will only receive noises When the vehicle is driven between the areas to receive two strong stations with a close si...

Page 148: ...to switch to the USB play mode Short press MODE button on the left side of the steering wheel continuously to switch to the USB play mode Click Music Image or Video soft button on the button mode mai...

Page 149: ...he left side of steering wheel to enter Bluetooth mode Click Phone soft button on the button mode main interface to enter the Bluetooth mode If there is no Bluetooth device connected the system will p...

Page 150: ...ccording to the phone model Click OK soft button to start pairing Click Cancel soft button to end pairing The device name will be shown in the device list after successful connection The Paired Blueto...

Page 151: ...tooth phone volume Navigation volume Adjust the navigation volume and synchronize with the navigation application 3D sound effect Select the best listening position OFF driver all passengers Preset so...

Page 152: ...ther to synchronize the Contact automatically On Off Device list Add devices to the device list Voice Voice wake up Set the voice wake up function and wake up the system by directly saying Hello Xiaoq...

Page 153: ...safe speed prompt Range 0 200 Autonomous emergency braking On Off FCW distance Select the distance setting Near Medium Far Steering mode Set the steering force magnitude of the steering wheel Comfort...

Page 154: ...Low Beam Rear Fog Light Daytime running light On Off Intelligent high beam On Off Intelligent guest greeting light On Off A C Setting Interior exterior circulation smart control On Off A c comfort cur...

Page 155: ...t and other accessories are switched on ON Switch indicator light is orange instrument light is on and all electrical equipment circuits are switched on Hint With the start switch at ON position when...

Page 156: ...mart key as soon as possible Conventional Ignition Switch The Ignition switch has 4 gears in total LOCK The circuit is disconnected and the key could be pulled out only at this gear ACC At this positi...

Page 157: ...gine Apply to models with conventional ignition switch Press the Start switch to shut down the engine Apply to models with Start Stop switch Hint The radiator fan may still run for some time after the...

Page 158: ...p slope When parking no matter the vehicle faces the top or base of a slope the front wheels should face curb The vehicle should be applied with the parking brake Shut down the engine and turn off all...

Page 159: ...the vehicle is completely at rest press the unlock button at the front end of the shift lever to switch the shift lever to the P gear Depress the brake pedal and press the unlock button at the front e...

Page 160: ...omatically upshift or downshift according to engine load and vehicle speed S Sport S gear refers to the sport mode In this gear the transmission will downshift to a lower gear according to the resista...

Page 161: ...E Mode The E mode is ECO mode When the vehicle is in this mode not only the fuel saving strategy is applied for the TCU but the corresponding economic strategy is adopted for the A C Hint When the ve...

Page 162: ...arrow to unlock press the unlock button at the front end of the shift lever at the same time and then switch the shift lever from P gear to N gear Install the shift lever leather cover Press the brake...

Page 163: ...When the vehicle is completely at rest depress the clutch pedal to full range Hold the shift lever and engage in R gear Hint When switching to R gear make sure that the vehicle is completely stationa...

Page 164: ...s soon as possible Hint Do not put your foot on the brake pedal to rest when driving Otherwise the temperature of the brake may rise abnormally resulting in excessive wear of the brake lining and brak...

Page 165: ...e brake pad more frequently within the maintenance cycle specified in the Maintenance Manual The brake pad may become damp or icy in winter after wading rainstorm or vehicle washing reducing brake eff...

Page 166: ...ll use of the braking effects of the engine and reduce the load of the brake Do not press the brake pedal continuously Otherwise the brake may be overheated and the braking distance may be longer Brak...

Page 167: ...f If the vehicle glides after ramp parking the EPB will increase the braking force automatically If the vehicle continues to glide after the automatic increase of braking force please depress the brak...

Page 168: ...utes later upon the first application of the EPB A certain noise is normal at this moment Caution The EPB must be applied when parking When the vehicle is in driving process it is not allowable to dec...

Page 169: ...ns automatically with audible running noise Applying Dynamic Emergency Brake If the service brake fails during driving try to lift up the EPB system button continuously for an emergency braking Releas...

Page 170: ...em is continuously pulled up until the vehicle is stopped the parking brake will remain in combination state AUTO HOLD AUTO HOLD will keep the vehicle still automatically according to the driver s bra...

Page 171: ...be disabled and the parking brake will be locked in the following conditions 1 The engine is shut down 2 The driver side door is opened or the seat belt is unbuckled in stop state 3 Press the automati...

Page 172: ...aster 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 the end and it is forb...

Page 173: ...tch to the ON position the indicator light illuminates for a few seconds then extinguishes after self checking The occurrence of the following conditions indicates that there is a fault in the system...

Page 174: ...uch as modification of parts of braking system or wheels and tires may affect the functions of ABS EBD and ESP Specified size of tires must be used If the vehicle is installed with tires in improper s...

Page 175: ...s according to the vehicle load in conventional vehicle braking EBD exerts more brakeforce on the rear wheel through adjusting slip rate to obtain the shortest braking distance under the premise of en...

Page 176: ...ving state through the twisting force generated by braking If the vehicle tends to oversteer i e drift the system will mainly exert the brakeforce on the front wheel at the outer bending If the vehicl...

Page 177: ...t will light up when the ESP fails to function When the ABS is faulty the indicator lights and will turn on If the indicator light is on after the vehicle is started it indicates that the ESP system i...

Page 178: ...s ESP cannot reduce the risk of accidents caused by improper driving such as excessive high driving speed or too close distance to the front vehicle Improper operation or modification such as modifica...

Page 179: ...y default when the vehicle is moving The TCS system is activated deactivated when the ESP system is activated deactivated manually The ESP system can be shut down by long pressing the button longer th...

Page 180: ...a short time Therefore the braking system does not produce maximum brakeforce resulting in the increase of braking distance increasing the risk of the accidents However for vehicles with HBA quickly d...

Page 181: ...B is not applied 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 tor...

Page 182: ...hts of the rear combined light are on simultaneously when the DAC system works After the HDC function is activated the vehicle will move at a minimum of 8km h and maintain the same speed when driving...

Page 183: ...maintenance as soon as possible Under some special circumstances HDC will be in thermal protection mode due to high braking temperature For example if the system is used for a long time at relatively...

Page 184: ...the indicator light of the button goes off the start stop system is turned on and the indicator light on the instrument cluster goes on Off Press the button Then the indicator light of the button goe...

Page 185: ...to work are met park the vehicle till it is still shift to the neutral gear and release the clutch Then the start stop system will shut down the engine automatically and the indicator light on the in...

Page 186: ...n that the start stop system shuts down the engine automatically the following operations can start the engine as well Turning the steering wheel to a certain angle Operate the ignition switch Press t...

Page 187: ...em and result in automatic start of the engine without any operation of the driver The vehicle is sliding on a slope Internal temperature deviates from the value set by the A C Front windshields are i...

Page 188: ...on of the Start Stop system shall be conducted according to the following steps after power restoration 1 Turn off the Ignition switch and all the electrical equipment of the vehicle and keep the stat...

Page 189: ...disable cruise 2 Stop cruise control 3 SET Activate the cruise control function deceleration 4 RES Restore the cruise control function acceleration Enable cruise Short press the button to turn on the...

Page 190: ...eed by 1km h each time Long press the RES button to increase the speed continuously until the button is released Hint The allowable maximum cruising speed is 140km h The speed above 140km h cannot be...

Page 191: ...arm on the instrument cluster display will be displayed as high tire pressure If the tire pressure is lower than 165kPa the TPMS indicator light will be on and the text alarm on the instrument cluster...

Page 192: ...played in circular manner Where there is high temperature alarm it is recommended to stop the vehicle and wait until the tires cool The traveling alarm not handled until the vehicle stops will remain...

Page 193: ...rm sound the audio system display will also show the dynamic icons of radar detection On and Off When the reversing radar system is activated during reversing press the button to deactivate the system...

Page 194: ...rom the vehicle to the obstacle The outermost layer of the vehicle as is in green line as shown in the figure The line will turn to yellow and red gradually from the outside to the inside When the obs...

Page 195: ...ion accuracy of the radar sensor may decrease somewhat It is suggested that the reversing speed should not exceed 10km h The continuous alarm sound from the revising radar system indicates that the ve...

Page 196: ...rm sound 60 90cm 60 90cm Low speed intermittent alarm sound 30 60cm 30 60cm 30 60cm 30 60cm 30 60cm 30 60cm High speed intermittent alarm sound Within 30cm Within 30cm Within 30cm Within 30cm Within 3...

Page 197: ...e audio system display will start displaying the rear shot images marked with the reference distance line Switching the shift lever from R position can make the reversing rear view system exit automat...

Page 198: ...the number plate light Warning Blind spot may exist in detecting scope of the rear view camera because the camera may be unable to detect children or small animals Pay special attention to children or...

Page 199: ...witch is at the ON position Placing the shift lever at R position can make the panoramic parking system automatically start With the shift lever moved out of R gear and no operation performed by the d...

Page 200: ...5 Driving Directions Interface Description 1 Soft exit key 2 Text instruction 3 Radar switch 4 Small image display zone 5 View instruction 6 Large image display zone 236 194...

Page 201: ...ifference from the actually displayed the actually displayed shall prevail When the shift lever is at R position the rear view interface appears on panoramic parking system by default while the shift...

Page 202: ...t exterior rear view mirrors The rear view camera is installed beside the number plate light Caution Keep the camera surface clean Do not use high pressure cleaning device to clean the camera for a lo...

Page 203: ...e indicator light will go on After the engine is started for several seconds the EPS control unit will finish the self inspection and the indicator light will go off indicating that the EPS system wor...

Page 204: ...d windshield washing liquid level are normal Check the battery terminals for corrosion or looseness and check the shell for crack or expansive deformation Check whether there is leakage of fuel engine...

Page 205: ...gine You have to run a new engine in for 1500km Within 1000km of traveling mileage of the vehicle The speed shall not exceed 3 4 of the maximum speed Avoid full accelerator driving Avoid high engine s...

Page 206: ...aking may cause traffic accident If the brake is damped or frozen or the vehicle is running on salt spreading road the braking effect weakens Warning Heavy work load of the brake during running downhi...

Page 207: ...stall nonskid chain as necessary Precautions for Driving through Ponding Road 1 Before driving through a waterlogged road section find out the ponding depth which shall not exceed the lower edge of ve...

Page 208: ...stance from other vehicles and avoid unnecessary park or emergency braking to save fuel and reduce wear of the brake system Do not put the food on the brake pedal during driving to prevent untimely we...

Page 209: ...es e g high power audio device and xenon headlights will overload the circuit and the harness will be prone to heat and cause fire It is strictly prohibited to use fuse out of the rated specifications...

Page 210: ...r 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 Hazards Carbon monoxide...

Page 211: ...carpet with a vacuum cleaner regularly Clean the carpet with cleaner regularly to keep it clean Caution Follow the instructions of the detergent to do the cleaning work Warning It is strictly forbidde...

Page 212: ...llision 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...

Page 213: ...atic vehicle washer pay attention to its impact on the paint The washer structure used cleaner filtration state of fresh water and type of wax solvent which do not meet the specified requirements are...

Page 214: ...Keep a spraying distance of more than 80 cm when washing the vehicle with an electric sunroof Short distance between the high pressure washer and the vehicle or excessive high temperature or pressure...

Page 215: ...aining the External Plastic Parts In general clean the external plastic parts with fresh water soft cloth and bristle brush If further cleaning is needed use the special solvent free plastic cleaning...

Page 216: ...finishing the last step move the combination switch of wiper to MIST gear then the wiper arm will move for half circle Lift the wiper arm and carefully remove the dust and dirt from the wiper blade w...

Page 217: ...hite layer In winter or cold weather check whether the wiper blades are frozen with the windshield before operating them If so remove the ice from the wiper blades firstly Failure to do so may cause d...

Page 218: ...salt and brake lining abrasive dust on the wheel every two weeks Wax the alloy wheels with high quality hard wax every three months Caution Be sure to clean the alloy wheels with acid free cleaner Do...

Page 219: ...er will display warning information when the fuel level is too low Add fuel as soon as possible Filling the Fuel Pull up the handle of fuel tank cap and the fuel tank cap will bounce outward Fully ope...

Page 220: ...ced so release the static electricity on your body before opening the filler cap to prevent the spark generated by static electricity from igniting the fuel vapor The fuel oil is highly flammable Ther...

Page 221: ...the authorized GAC Motor s dealer If the vehicle is used under severe conditions fuel with higher sulfur content is used the vehicle has to idle for a long time e g Taxi be driven in dusty area or al...

Page 222: ...with extra care The engine compartment is a high risk area Before opening the engine hood please carefully read and comply with relevant warnings and instructions Draw out the engine oil dipstick Wip...

Page 223: ...to prevent spilling If the engine oil splashes on the skin rinse it thoroughly If too much engine oil is added do not start the engine but contact the authorized GAC Motor s dealer for handling in ti...

Page 224: ...maintenance interval and change the coolant at the authorized GAC Motor s dealer if the coolant is discolored High engine coolant temperature indicator light Check the indication of the engine coolant...

Page 225: ...compartment do not open the engine hood until the steam or coolant cease to run out and the engine has cooled down to prevent scald Check whether the coolant level in the coolant expansion tank is wi...

Page 226: ...l out when the engine is started and the cooling system is under high pressure Add new coolant only Add coolant based on the ambient temperature to prevent it from freezing in inclement climate Warnin...

Page 227: ...ully read and comply with relevant safety warnings and instructions Do not misuse any coolant or any other additive as the windshield washing liquid Otherwise oil stains may be left on the windshield...

Page 228: ...r arm Carefully lower the wiper arm back to the windshield It is recommended to replace your wiper blade at authorized GAC Motor s dealer when necessary Caution When lifting the wiper arm grasp the wi...

Page 229: ...accidents Check the brake fluid level or replace the brake fluid regularly in an interval specified by the Warranty Manual at any authorized GAC Motor s dealer Hint Specification of brake fluid DOT4...

Page 230: ...ng driving due to wear of the brake lining and self adjustment If the brake fluid level drops or falls to below MIN the braking system may leak Hint Read and follow the warnings and instructions befor...

Page 231: ...rosive to the body paint If you get brake fluid on the body paint wipe it off timely Using waste brake fluid or brake fluid not suitable for this vehicle will greatly decrease the braking effect due t...

Page 232: ...perform operation on the battery unless you have enough expertise Do not remove the battery Beware of chemical bums and battery explosion Damaged or leaked battery isn t allowed to use It should be r...

Page 233: ...sary Do not use any battery of a wrong model Otherwise you may be unable to use the vehicle or the electrical system may fail due to incompatibility Notes for Use of Battery The battery will discharge...

Page 234: ...recommended Hint Please go to an authorized GAC Motor s dealer for help of professional personnel if you are not able to remove and install the A C filter Removing and Installing A C Filter 1 Open the...

Page 235: ...ibrous layer on the back and cannot be cleaned up with an air gun Replace the AC filter in time if it is dirty The A C filter cannot be washed with water as it is made of special materials which canno...

Page 236: ...side halogen bulb will be described herein Caution Replace the burned out bulb with a new one of the same specification only Refer to Page 205 for bulb specifications Warning Unless you have the expe...

Page 237: ...lb 1 Unscrew the low beam seal cap anticlockwise 2 Unscrew the low beam bulb anticlockwise 3 Pry out the connector clip with a straight screwdriver and draw the low beam bulb out 4 Operate in a revers...

Page 238: ...the high beam seal cap anticlockwise 2 Press the fixing wire and remove it from the fixing slot 3 Remove the high beam holder and bulb 4 Pull out the high beam bulb from the high beam holder 5 Operate...

Page 239: ...late light assembly at the location indicated by the arrow 2 Rotate the number plate light holder anticlockwise and take out the light housing 3 Remove the number plate light bulb from the holder 4 Op...

Page 240: ...unk light at the location indicated by the arrow 2 Disconnect the connector see the arrow of the trunk light 3 Remove the trunk light 4 Press the metal clamp and remove the trunk light bulb 5 Operate...

Page 241: ...ove the glove box light at the location indicated by the arrow 3 Disconnect the connector see arrow of glove box 4 Remove the glove box light 5 Press the metal clamp and remove the glove box light bul...

Page 242: ...s Because the damaged tires may explode during traveling and cause traffic accidents and injure persons replace such tires and wheels timely Tire pressure must comply with specifications Otherwise it...

Page 243: ...e same axle shall be replaced simultaneously Do not use any tire that its effective size is not recognized for relevant models by GAC MOTOR Otherwise accidents may occur due to envelope interference o...

Page 244: ...installing the tire inspect the inflation pressure of the tire Warning The winter and summer tires are designed according to the traveling conditions on their respective typical lanes under correspon...

Page 245: ...tion label on the B pillar on the driver s side Look up the data label to find out tire pressure suitable for this vehicle pressure listed is suitable for tires in summer and winter Unscrew the protec...

Page 246: ...bly condition If the front tires are worn more seriously than the rear tires do it is recommended to exchange the tires as shown in the figure thereby making all the tires have the similar service lif...

Page 247: ...excessive wear of steering system wheel suspension mechanism and tire so that the wheel shall be rebalanced In addition if a new tire is installed or the tire is repaired the wheel must also be rebal...

Page 248: ...e different laws and regulations on tire chain which shall be referenced before a tire chain is assembled Do not install a tire chain without understanding the laws and regulations of a country or reg...

Page 249: ...e shown in the figure 1 Vehicle identification number VIN on the engine compartment diaphragm 2 Vehicle identification number VIN on the left side of instrument panel Hint The position indication and...

Page 250: ...f the dashboard It can be used to read electronic VIN vehicle status information and other date via a special diagnosis tester Hint Go to an authorized GAC Motor s dealer to consult and purchase the d...

Page 251: ...base 2710 27 mm Tread Front wheel 1623 16 mm Rear wheel 1636 16 Front overhang 945 9 mm Rear overhang 1040 10 mm Minimum ground clearance full load 155 mm Approach angle full load 18 Departure angle...

Page 252: ...t wheel 1607 16 mm rear wheel 1619 16 Front overhang 945 9 mm Rear overhang 1040 10 mm Minimum ground clearance full load 155 mm Approach angle full load 18 Departure angle full load 20 Note The left...

Page 253: ...erb Mass Front Axle Load Rear Axle Load Max Total Mass Front Axle Load Rear Axle Load GAH6470D1R5 1517 880 637 2060 1060 1000 GAH6470D1R5A GAH6470D2R5 1545 894 651 GAH6470D2R5A GAH6470D1S5 1541 900 64...

Page 254: ...8 S Maximum speed 180 180 180 190 190 km h Fuel consumption under urban conditions Non start stop 10 0 Start stop 9 0 Non start stop 10 1 Start stop 9 1 Non start stop 10 2 Start stop 8 8 8 9 8 9 L 1...

Page 255: ...4 Ignition order 1 3 4 2 1 3 4 2 Cylinder diameter mm 75 75 Stroke mm 84 6 84 6 Displacement mL 1495 1495 Compression ratio 9 8 1 9 8 1 Rated power Rotated speed per Minute kW r min 112 5000 124 5000...

Page 256: ...tronas 2 2 0 2L Brake fluid DOT4 MT model 0 76L AT model 0 715L Windshield washer fluid tank 44 methyl alcohol and 56 water with a hardness not greater than 205g t 4 0L A C refrigerant R134a 500 20g N...

Page 257: ...0 852 6th gear 0 707 0 672 Reverse gear 3 667 3 193 Wheels Rim 6 5J 17 7 5Jx18 7 5J 19 Tire specification 225 65R17 235 55R18 235 50R19 Tire pressure Front Wheel Rear Wheel 220kPa 220kPa Specification...

Page 258: ...le value Maximum steering angle of inner wheel 37 37 Maximum steering angle of outer wheel 30 21 Brake Type Vacuum boosting X shaped dual hydraulic loop Front Wheel Disc brake Rear Wheel Disc brake Pa...

Page 259: ...ent Number Name Parameters Front Wheel Toe in of single wheel 3 3 Wheel camber 15 30 Kingpin caster angle 7 30 30 Kingpin inclination angle 12 6 30 Rear Wheel Toe in of single wheel 5 3 Wheel camber 5...

Page 260: ...ht LED 3 5W 2 5W Rear position light strip lights LED 1 75W 2 10 8W Rear turn signal light LED 4 9W Reversing light LED 6 6W Number plate light W5W halogen 5W High brake light LED 5 2W Front roof ligh...

Page 261: ...tire has been inflated check the pressure regularly to ensure the maximum pressure and check it several times a year Warning Use it in strict accordance with the operating requirements of spare tire t...

Page 262: ...door Lift the trunk carpet Take out and unfold the warning triangle for use Location of Placement General roads Expressway Daytime Night 50m 80m 150m Caution The above data is for reference only For s...

Page 263: ...he diagonal wheel Take out the vehicle tools and the spare tire Warning Strictly obey relevant laws and regulations All passengers must get off the vehicle and wait in a safe place Unscrewing the Whee...

Page 264: ...ler if equipped When lifting the vehicle continually observe its conditions If the vehicle inclines obviously stop lifting and find out the cause before trying again Warning Improper use of the jack m...

Page 265: ...back and fix it to its original location after use to avoid noise from the vehicle during driving Caution Go to the authorized GAC Motor s dealer to check the wheel bolt tightening torque 120 10N m f...

Page 266: ...se on the instrument panel fuse box Engine compartment fuse box Open the engine hood Press the fixing clip in direction of the arrow and release the fuse box cover Remove the fuse box cover upward and...

Page 267: ...re replacing the fuses For replacement of fuse consult an authorized GAC Motor s dealer Warning Do not reuse any fuse Do not use any fuse with rated current higher than the specified Otherwise other c...

Page 268: ...of Accident 8 5 1 Fuses in the Instrument Panel Fuse Box This figure does not apply to all vehicle models Please check the purpose of the fuses on the real vehicle The fuses depend on the vehicle mod...

Page 269: ...IF13 IF14 IF15 30A DCDC Converter IF16 30A DCDC converter instrument panel fuse box IF17 7 5A OBD Diagnosis Interface IF18 20A Body control module main light No Rated Value Function Component IF19 7...

Page 270: ...ti glare interior rear view mirror audio control unit rear view mirror adjustment switch IF45 25A Front 12V power supply interface IF46 IF47 7 5A Blower relay defogging relay PEPS control unit IF48 IF...

Page 271: ...g of Accident 8 5 2 Fuse in Engine Compartment Fuse Box This figure does not apply to all vehicle models Please check the purpose of the fuses on the real vehicle The fuses depend on the vehicle model...

Page 272: ...l pump EF24 25A Wiper EF25 7 5A Brake switch 1 5T engine control unit main relay starter relay 1 starter relay 2 1 5T GDI engine control unit EF26 15A Speaker speaker relay EF27 EF28 EF29 EF30 10A CSV...

Page 273: ...50A Instrument panel fuse box ER01 Blower Relay ER02 ER03 Fuel Pump Relay ER04 ER05 Electronic fan relay ER06 Wiper speed regulation relay ER07 Wiper relay ER08 High Beam Relay ER09 Defogging relay E...

Page 274: ...tery Box This figure does not apply to all vehicle models Please check the purpose of the fuses on the real vehicle The fuses depend on the vehicle model No Rated Value Function Component MF1 60A Radi...

Page 275: ...als of the batteries before connecting the negative ones Switch the Start switch to OFF position Connect the end of the red cable to the positive electrode of flat battery A and the other end to the p...

Page 276: ...rby Make sure the voltage of the booster battery is equal to that of the flat battery and the capacity of the booster battery is similar to that of the flat battery Otherwise it may cause explosion Ke...

Page 277: ...s risky If you have no experience do not tow any other vehicle to prevent accidents Installation of Towing Hook Take out the towing hook and the wrench for removing wheel bolts from the tool box in th...

Page 278: ...n accelerate gradually Drive smoothly and do not accelerate decelerate or turn sharply Always remember that the brake booster and steering booster of the towed vehicle will not work Normally press the...

Page 279: ...ery easy to be damaged All towing methods require the use of safety chain system and shall comply with relevant traffic laws You must tow your vehicle according to the specification otherwise it may c...

Page 280: ...r or underbody of the towed vehicle may be damaged Tow the Vehicle from the Rear by Using a Wheeled Truck If your vehicle s front wheels and front axle are damaged the towing platform needs to be plac...

Page 281: ...008U000026 000001 000002 3 GAH6470D1S5 CN QQ G5 Z2 008U000027 000001 000002 4 GAH6470D2S5 CN QQ G5 Z2 008U000028 000001 000002 5 GAH6470D1S5A CN QQ G5 Z2 008U000029 000001 000002 6 GAH6470D2S5A CN QQ...

Page 282: ...Co Ltd Sanshui Branch Company Fuel evaporative control device model manufacturer 2140003AAF00 Hengbo Holdings Co Ltd Oxygen sensor model manufacturer Front LSF4 rear LSF4 United Automotive Electronic...

Page 283: ...ch Company Fuel evaporative control device model manufacturer 2140003AAF00 Hengbo Holdings Co Ltd Oxygen sensor model manufacturer Front LSF4 rear LSF4 United Automotive Electronic Systems Co Ltd Cran...

Page 284: ...ems Co Ltd Sanshui Branch Company rear Faurecia Guangzhou Automobile Parts and Systems Co Ltd Sanshui Branch Company Particulate filter model manufacturer Coating carrier encapsulation manufacturer Ca...

Page 285: ...bject to actually delivered vehicles If there is any difference between the product schematic drawing and actual vehicle the actual one should prevail GAC MOTOR reserves the right to alter supplement...

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