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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Technical Specifications

VEHICLE AND COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)............................................................................................. 150

VEHICLE DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS

Dimensions............................................................................................................................................. 151
Vehicle

Weights .................................................................................................................................... 151

WHEELS AND TIRES

Wheel

Specifications......................................................................................................................... 152

Tire

Specifications .............................................................................................................................. 152

SUBSYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Engine ..................................................................................................................................................... 153
Traction

Motors.................................................................................................................................... 153

Propulsion

Unit/Differential............................................................................................................ 153

Steering.................................................................................................................................................. 154
Front

Suspension................................................................................................................................ 154

Rear

Suspension ................................................................................................................................. 154

Brakes ..................................................................................................................................................... 155
Battery

12V........................................................................................................................................ 155

Battery

High

Voltage...................................................................................................................... 155

Summary of Contents for REVERO 2017

Page 1: ...K A R M A R E V E R O OW N E R S M A N UA L...

Page 2: ...n contained in this document is based on the latest information available at the time of printing Reprinting translation and copying are not permitted without prior authorization KARMA REVERO and the...

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Page 4: ...3 INTRODUCTION 5 OVERVIEW 11 VEHICLE SECURITY 15 OCCUPANT SAFETY 25 CONTROLS AND OPERATION 43 POWER 91 MAINTENANCE 101 WHEELS AND TIRES 129 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 149 INDEX INDEX 1...

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Page 6: ...s Manual 6 INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE Electric Vehicle Precautions 7 Maintenance and Repairs to Your Vehicle 7 Body Repairs 7 Vehicle Modifications 8 Quality Control 8 California Proposition 65 8...

Page 7: ...for your vehicle Roadside Assistance details the complimentary benefits and services provided to Karma vehicle owner SYMBOLS GLOSSARY The following symbols used within this manual call your attention...

Page 8: ...with genuine Karma Automotive parts is to take it to a Karma Service Provider Each Service Provider works with selected collision repair centers that meet Karma s strict requirements for training equi...

Page 9: ...rnia to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm CALIFORNIA PERCHLORATE ADVISORY WARNING Certain components of this vehicle such as air bag modules seat belt pre tensioners and Lithiu...

Page 10: ...itions and no personal data e g name gender age and crash location is recorded However other parties such as law enforcement could combine the EDR data with the type of personally identifying data rou...

Page 11: ...r Current vehicle odometer reading Name of your selling and servicing Karma Retailers Your day and evening contact telephone numbers Your email address REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS UNITED STATES If you be...

Page 12: ...11 OVERVIEW Overview EXTERIOR Exterior Overview 12 INTERIOR Interior Overview 13...

Page 13: ...e Pressure Monitoring System TPMS See Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS on page 136 5 Exterior door release See Locking and Unlocking the Vehicle on page 16 6 Wheels and tires See Tire Care on page...

Page 14: ...and Washers on page 50 9 Start Stop button See Starting the Vehicle on page 73 10 Master door locking See Master Lock and Unlock Switch on page 19 11 Hazard warning flashers See Hazard Warning Flasher...

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Page 16: ...cal Safety 17 Replacing the Key FOB Battery 18 Caring for the Key FOB 18 Opening the Doors 18 Master Lock and Unlock Switch 19 Automatic Locking 19 Child Safety Locks 19 Emergency Access 19 TRUNK Open...

Page 17: ...CEMENT KEYS AND KEY FOBS If you lose a key fob or an emergency key blade contact your local Karma Service Provider to obtain a replacement When ordering a new key fob bring all available key fobs for...

Page 18: ...ll vary according to the condition of the key fob battery and other physical factors If the vehicle cannot be locked or unlocked using the buttons on the key fob you may need to change the key fob bat...

Page 19: ...de facing upwards If possible avoid touching the flat surfaces of the battery because finger marks will reduce battery life Wipe the battery clean before installing 5 Re assemble the two halves of the...

Page 20: ...Door Lock 3 Configure the auto door lock function to the desired settings WARNING Never adjust the Settings in the CIU while you are driving your vehicle even if you are temporarily stopped Wait until...

Page 21: ...is detected the alarm will be deactivated and the vehicle will enter Drive mode Note The alarm is also deactivated when the vehicle enters Accessory mode as long as a valid key fob is recognized Note...

Page 22: ...lly reopen if the key fob is detected inside the trunk compartment TRUNK INTERIOR RELEASE HANDLE Your Revero is equipped with a mechanical trunk release handle that provides a means of escape in the e...

Page 23: ...se times that your vehicle is parked by another person When Valet mode is active access to the trunk and glove compartment is restricted providing a secure location for storing personal items The clim...

Page 24: ...ATING VALET MODE 1 From Favorites MyKarma Valet Mode Note Activating Valet mode can be done in MyKarma Settings Driver Mode Valet Mode 2 Touch the screen and a numeric keypad appears 3 Enter the four...

Page 25: ...onds the mode bar disappears Note If no character is entered or there is no activity in 10 seconds the system returns to the locked screen Note If Valet mode is active and you can t remember or don t...

Page 26: ...Pregnant 31 Seat Belt Reminder 32 Seat Belt Tensioners 32 Caring for Seat Belts 32 CHILD RESTRAINTS Child Restraints 34 Using a Non Latch Child Restraint 35 Using a Latch Child Restraint 35 Upper Tet...

Page 27: ...ly depress the pedals The distance between the driver s chest and the center of the air bag cover should ideally be more than 10 inches 254 mm The driver s arms should be slightly bent when holding th...

Page 28: ...en the vehicle is in motion can be dangerous Even when buckled up the seat belts cannot do their job The shoulder belt will not be against your body Instead it will be in front of you In a crash you c...

Page 29: ...te Press a fourth time to turn off the heaters Switching off the vehicle will automatically turn off the seat heaters FRONT SEAT HEATERS To turn on a front heated seat touch the appropriate heated sea...

Page 30: ...teps for the Secondary Seat Memory EASY ENTRY AND EXIT Entry and exit mode provides automatic movement of the steering column and driver s seat making it easier to enter or exit the vehicle Easy entry...

Page 31: ...r than 12 years of age must be secured in a suitable child restraint Follow the manufacturer s instructions when installing child restraint systems WARNING A seat belt which is not worn is worn incorr...

Page 32: ...back A child who is not wearing the belt properly can be seriously injured by the belt The shoulder belt should go over the shoulder and across the chest Note When releasing the belt it is advisable t...

Page 33: ...ider The seat belts are equipped with tensioners that activate in conjunction with the air bags and provide additional protection in the event of a severe frontal impact on your vehicle The tensioners...

Page 34: ...EAT BELTS If a seat belt fails any of these tests contact a Karma Service Provider immediately to have the seat belt inspected For seat belt cleaning information see Cleaning and Vehicle Care on page...

Page 35: ...ild safety seat appropriate to their age and size Only install a child seat that has been approved for use in your Revero and ensure that the manufacturer s installation instructions are followed exac...

Page 36: ...f the restraint is not correctly anchored there is a significant risk of injury to the child in the event of a collision or emergency braking WARNING Child restraint anchorages are designed to withsta...

Page 37: ...stop or collision if the child restraint upper tether strap is damaged or not functioning properly Upper tether anchorages are provided at each seating position equipped to accept LATCH child restrai...

Page 38: ...37 CHILD RESTRAINTS Attach the tether strap hook to the tether anchor point Tighten the tether strap according to the child restraint manufacturer s instructions...

Page 39: ...OCATION OF AIR BAGS 1 Passenger s knee air bag 2 Passenger s front air bag 3 Side air bag 4 Curtain air bag 5 Driver s air bag 6 Driver s knee air bag The exact location of the air bag modules are ind...

Page 40: ...r compartment changes speed as a result of a collision In the event of a collision the air bag control unit monitors the rate of deceleration induced by the collision to determine whether the air bags...

Page 41: ...at a Karma Service Provider If the air bags are deployed a bang will be heard and a small amount of fine powder may be released The noise will not damage your hearing and the powder does not constitu...

Page 42: ...d restraints SRS WARNING INDICATOR A warning indicator in the DIS alerts you of any malfunction of the air bag system The components of the system being monitored include SRS warning indicator Clock s...

Page 43: ...al replacement repair or modification of any wiring or component in the vicinity of air bag system components including the steering wheel steering column dashboard DIS and roof lining Modification to...

Page 44: ...terior Lighting 51 Turn Signals 52 Hazard Warning Flashers 52 POWER WINDOWS Power Windows 53 MIRRORS Exterior Mirrors 54 Interior Rear View Mirror 54 TOUCHSCREEN Using the Touchscreen 55 Overview 56 F...

Page 45: ...SOUND Exterior Sound 83 DRIVERS ASSISTANCE Advanced Driver Assistance System ADAS 84 Lane Departure Warning LDW 84 Forward Collision Warning FCW 85 PARKING AIDS Park Distance Control PDC 86 Rear View...

Page 46: ...tus 4 Turn signals left right 5 Drive mode 6 Cruise control speed setting 7 Function indicators 8 Cruise control ON indicator 9 Regenerative braking setting 10 Navigation turn by turn 11 Odometer Trip...

Page 47: ...4 Turn signals left right 5 Drive mode 6 Cruise control speed setting 7 Function indicators 8 Cruise control ON indicator 9 Regenerative braking setting 10 Navigation turn by turn 11 Odometer Trip met...

Page 48: ...ider Function check Icon Description Rear center brake light High beam Low beam Day run lights Marker light Fog light Brakes Icon USA Canada Description Brake system function Left brake lamp function...

Page 49: ...led Genset function EV range only Fuel Battery Icon Description Good fuel level Low fuel level Very low fuel level Good charge level Low charge level Very low charge level Misc Icon Description Check...

Page 50: ...departure warning system function Forward collision warning system function Forward collision warning Forward collision warning Door Ajar events Icon Description Front left door ajar Front right door...

Page 51: ...ode 4 Normal speed operation 5 High speed operation INTERMITTENT WIPE With the wiper control in position 3 rotate the collar clockwise to increase the interval between wipes Rotate the collar counterc...

Page 52: ...DELAY The headlamp courtesy delay operates whenever the vehicle is turned off and the exterior lighting switch is in the AUTO position The head lamps will remain illuminated for up to two minutes Not...

Page 53: ...or down against spring pressure and then released the turn signals will flash to indicate a lane change HAZARD WARNING FLASHERS Press the arrowed switch to operate The front and rear turn signals wil...

Page 54: ...tch Firmly press or lift and then release the front of the switch to open or close the window Window movement can be stopped by pressing the switch again REAR WINDOW OPERATION The rear windows can be...

Page 55: ...lock the car from either the key FOB or the master door lock switch When the doors are closed the mirrors will automatically fold in Auto Fold Out Unlock the doors from either they key FOB or Passive...

Page 56: ...brasive objects to come in contact with the touchscreen Where possible try to park the vehicle so as to avoid exposing the touchscreen to direct sun light for long periods WARNING Only operate adjust...

Page 57: ...to access the desired feature When active the icon will turn blue Note Apple CarPlay and Android Auto coming soon 1 Audio 2 Favorites 3 Phone 4 Volume 5 My Karma 6 Temperature passenger side 7 Ventila...

Page 58: ...s including FM AM Bluetooth and USB If a favorite is located on a disconnected media device the display will be grayed and you will not be able to select it To delete favorites 1 Press the EDIT text i...

Page 59: ...contact is highlighted 4 Touch the star next to the number to save it to the favorites list 5 To remove a contact touch the star icon again 6 If a contact has more than one number available such as mo...

Page 60: ...display screen 2 Touch the Settings icon in the upper right corner of the main audio display screen 3 Adjust the desired function VOLUME CONTROL 1 Press the speaker icon at the bottom right corner of...

Page 61: ...or the connected device CHANGING STATIONS There are two methods for changing the radio station or of tune function The up and down arrows of the seek function From the radio screen the user can Touch...

Page 62: ...ab to enter the desired destination or touch the star icon to select from the list of favorites When the Navigation panel is accessed the screen displays a map with an indicator referencing the curren...

Page 63: ...ations Scroll through this list to find the desired destination 3 For POI Scroll through the POI categories on the right side of the screen Choose the desired category then scroll through the list of...

Page 64: ...e Dialer tab to bring up the keypad or the Contacts tab to access the contact list The top right corner of the display contains the settings menu KEYPAD DIALER To make a call using the keypad 1 Touch...

Page 65: ...con on the left side of the mode bar PAIRING A PHONE To use the Phone feature a Bluetooth enabled phone must be connected to the vehicle Follow the steps below to pair a phone Note To pair an addition...

Page 66: ...the Home button to return to the main screen MINIBAR The bar that runs along the bottom of the display is called the MiniBar Touch the center icon to access the main climate control screen Touch the...

Page 67: ...eed or touch to lower the fan speed Fan speed is not an available dual climate control setting Climate control Icon Description The dual independent cabin control icon will be blue when the driver and...

Page 68: ...nu but are simply function buttons Touching the defroster icon once turns it on then touching it again turns it off When the defroster is on the icon is blue VOLUME CONTROL Touch the speaker icon at t...

Page 69: ...mate control then adjust the temperature to the desired temperature The system will then automatically adjust the heating air conditioning air distribution blower speeds and air recirculation to maint...

Page 70: ...is automatically canceled when the temperature setting is adjusted on the passenger side or if the SYNC icon is selected AIR CONDITIONING Note Air conditioning can be used on its own or in conjunction...

Page 71: ...air distribution setting can be selected at a time AIR RECIRCULATION Touch the icon to activate air recirculation Air recirculation prevents air entering from the outside and recirculates the air insi...

Page 72: ...rear window heater A blue indicator will be displayed on the icon when the heater is operating The rear window heater will operate for a period of time before automatically switching off VENTILATION A...

Page 73: ...temperatures stay within a range that supports long life and efficient performance For the climate control system to function efficiently all windows should be closed and the air intake vents free fro...

Page 74: ...nctions are not available immediately please allow the information screens to load and display As with any personal computer or infotainment device several seconds are required to boot before the devi...

Page 75: ...ator light will illuminate and the warning message KEY FOB LEFT VEHICLE will be displayed on the DIS This will be accompanied by a rapid chime Note Always make sure you have the key fob with you befor...

Page 76: ...his device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device SELECTING A PROPULSION MODE With the vehicl...

Page 77: ...e vehicle in Stealth mode shut the internal combustion engine off this can help in prevent in water ingestion for any water crossing If you are forced to enter standing flowing water despite using bes...

Page 78: ...select REGEN mode 1 The vehicle defaults to REGEN mode 1 The vehicle will experience little resistance and the DIS will indicate REGEN 1 in the display To select REGEN mode 2 Briefly pull and release...

Page 79: ...hicle power the brake system can still be operated to bring the vehicle to a stop but the brake pedal may be harder to push and the stopping distance may be longer ANTI LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM ABS WARNING...

Page 80: ...ipating your stops and simply removing your foot from the accelerator to slow down you can take advantage of the energy gained from regenerative braking The power meter on the DIS provides real time f...

Page 81: ...eated use of the parking brake to slow the vehicle may cause serious damage to the brake system In an emergency with the vehicle traveling more than 2mph 3km h pulling and holding the parking brake le...

Page 82: ...drive wheel so power is transferred to a drive wheel on the same axle that is not slipping Controls brake pressure and traction motor output to reduce drive wheel slip based on vehicle speed Controls...

Page 83: ...inates when cruise control is operating If required vehicle speed can be increased through normal use of the accelerator When the accelerator pedal is released road speed will return to the previously...

Page 84: ...vehicle and another under the rear USING THE SYSTEM Note The exterior sound system is controlled automatically by the vehicle There is no need for driver intervention When the vehicle is put into Dri...

Page 85: ...Infotainment Unit My Karma Settings Safety Lane departure warning My Karma Settings Safety Forward collision warning The features of the ADAS are not operational under certain conditions This can happ...

Page 86: ...speeds ranging from 12 5 to 50 mph 20 to 80 km h Activation of the FCW system can be done through the CIU The yellow FCW icon provides early warning that action may be required to avoid a collision Th...

Page 87: ...quipped with eight ultrasonic sensors four on the front bumper and four on the rear bumper The range of the front sensors as well as the rear corner sensors is approximately 3 feet 90 cm while the two...

Page 88: ...se plate When R Reverse is selected the touchscreen will automatically display the view from the camera CLEANING THE CAMERA CAUTION Do not use chemical based cleaners or harsh abrasives These can scra...

Page 89: ...oximately 20 seconds When the indicator light arrowed begins to flash release the buttons Do not hold the buttons for longer than 30 seconds This initializes the HomeLink transmitter and erases previo...

Page 90: ...e transceiver in the rear view mirror keeping the indicator light in view 3 Carry out Step 3 of Programming a Device See Programming a Device on page 88 ENTRY GATE CANADIAN PROGRAMMING The technology...

Page 91: ...ar accessory power outlets only operate when the vehicle is in Accessory or Drive mode A USB and a 12V power socket are located between the rear seats Note The 12V power outlet and the USB charging po...

Page 92: ...rging Port 92 Using the Convenience Charging Cord 93 Charging the Vehicle 94 EV Charge Station 96 Charging Time 96 Cold Weather Charging Considerations 96 FUEL FILLING Safety Precautions 98 Fuel Fille...

Page 93: ...ing on driving mode an internal combustion engine will drive a generator to produce electricity as required The high voltage battery is the primary source of electrical energy and a generator powered...

Page 94: ...nt rating of the wall outlet circuit breaker could be exceeded and cause it to trip or open If you are having issues using the charging cord at a particular wall outlet try the following Use another w...

Page 95: ...0 volts AC charging through a standard household wall outlet Level 2 Refers to 240 volt AC charging through a professionally installed home charging station or a commercial charging station DC fast ch...

Page 96: ...nto the charge port 7 While the vehicle is charging the charging indicator light on the DIS will illuminate and the battery charge level indicator will begin to rise Note During charging or in high am...

Page 97: ...he vehicle is locked during DC Fast Charging Note For further details on the Electric Vehicle Charge Station please contact your Karma Retailer CHARGING TIME The amount of time it takes to fully charg...

Page 98: ...DC Fast charge session Note In cold weather conditions ice may form around the charge port door The charge port door may not open on the first attempt Remove ice from the area and attempt to open the...

Page 99: ...e a fire WARNING Do not overfill the fuel tank Overfilling may cause spillage when the vehicle is driven Spillage may also occur if the fuel expands in high ambient temperatures After refueling the ve...

Page 100: ...cover Only use Premium Unleaded fuel Unleaded fuel is essential for proper operation of the emission control system Even a very small quantity of leaded fuel will damage your vehicle s emission contr...

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Page 102: ...wer Steering Fluid 109 Coolant 110 Washer Fluid 111 Approved Fluids and Capacities 112 WIPERS AND WASHERS Checking the Wiper Blades 113 Replacing the Wiper Blades 113 Washers 113 CLEANING AND VEHICLE...

Page 103: ...23 VEHICLE RECOVERY Transporting the Vehicle 124 Attaching the Vehicle Recovery Eye 124 Securing the Wheels 125 SERVICE INTERVAL SCHEDULES Service Interval Schedules 126 Additional Procedures Required...

Page 104: ...Service Provider a great convenience if you relocate or need to have your vehicle serviced while traveling OWNER MAINTENANCE WARNING Any significant or sudden drop in fluid levels or indication of un...

Page 105: ...ys wash thoroughly after contact It is illegal to pollute drains water ways or soil Use authorized waste disposal sites to dispose of used oil and other chemicals FUEL AND EMISSION SYSTEMS COMPONENTS...

Page 106: ...e the hood to prevent the hood from being closed by the wind 1 Pull the recessed hood release handle located on the lower edge of the dashboard closing panel 2 Raise the hood 3 Ensure the hood is in t...

Page 107: ...le is shut off Be careful of both the high voltage and the high temperature Obey all labels that are attached to the vehicle WARNING The vehicle s high voltage system has no user serviceable parts Dis...

Page 108: ...lly re insert the dipstick and withdraw again to check the oil level Never allow the oil level to fall below the lower mark on the dipstick As a general guide if the level on the dipstick Is nearer to...

Page 109: ...brake pad wear but should not be allowed to drop below the MIN mark If the quantity of fluid in the brake reservoir drops below the recommended level an indicator lamp in the DIS will illuminate Note...

Page 110: ...tance before driving the vehicle CHECKING THE FLUID LEVEL Check the fluid with the vehicle OFF standing on level ground and the system cold Ensure that the steering wheel is not turned after stopping...

Page 111: ...gh voltage battery The coolant levels for each reservoir should be checked monthly The levels should be checked more frequently in high mileage conditions Always check the level when the system is col...

Page 112: ...ASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING See California Proposition 65 Warning 0227 CAUTION Body panels may suffer discoloration as a result of windshield washer fluid spillage Take care to avoid spillage particularl...

Page 113: ...M 6277M 12 7 qt 12 0 liters Coolant Battery 50 50 mix of DEX COOL Extended life Antifreeze and clean drinkable water preferably distilled water Karma Automotive recommends Havoline DEX COOL or a coola...

Page 114: ...e caused by extreme dusty conditions sand salt heat sun snow and ice 1 Release the locking lever securing the wiper blade to the wiper arm 2 Lift the wiper arm away from the windshield 3 Squeeze the l...

Page 115: ...ining a good quality wash and wax shampoo After washing rinse with clean water and thoroughly wipe dry with a chamois Do not allow cleaning agents to dry on the finish AUTOMATIC CAR WASHERS OR PRESSUR...

Page 116: ...chips fractures or deep scratches in the paint bodywork should be repaired promptly Bare metal will corrode quickly and if left untreated can result in expensive repairs Treat chips and scratches to t...

Page 117: ...y using a microfiber cleaning cloth Lightly polish the surface using a spray furniture polish applied with a soft cloth Polish using a linear motion along the surface and do not press too hard LEATHER...

Page 118: ...ds chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm Batteries also contain other chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer WASH...

Page 119: ...ttery used in the Karma and shorten its lifespan In preparation for storage it is recommended that the HVAC system is turned ON for five minutes and set the vent setting to Recirculation mode This wil...

Page 120: ...y start to maintain the HV battery SOC or for normal diagnostic purposes Ensure there is enough fuel in the gas tank to run for 30 minutes and that the storage location is properly ventilated 1 Keep t...

Page 121: ...the system should be checked by Karma Automotive or your local Karma Service Provider Identify the fuse protecting the affected circuit using the label on the inside of the fuse box cover or as shown...

Page 122: ...ow control right hand side 7 20 A Front power point and front USB 8 30 A Driver s power seat 9 40 A Power supply KL30 Body 2 10 30 A SPBC HVAC 11 20 A HCU to Coolant pump C 12 30 A Smart window contro...

Page 123: ...ntilock Braking System ABS EPB module 30 30 A RT chiller fan 31 30 A Main ECM PT R53 feed 32 30 A Rear heated seats 33 20 A Coolant pump A Rear 34 40 A Amplifier 35 30 A Feeds fuses 40 45 46 47 49 36...

Page 124: ...floor of the vehicle These channels are located approximately 2 inches 45 mm from the lower edge of the rocker CAUTION Use a suitable rubber or wood pad to protect the body from surface damage TIRE C...

Page 125: ...e vehicle to be pulled onto a transporter in situations when the vehicle can roll freely The recovery eye is located in the under floor storage area of the trunk 1 Place the vehicle into System Ready...

Page 126: ...wn straps to secure the wheels To avoid damage Ensure that metal parts on tie down straps do not contact the vehicle s painted surfaces or the face of any wheels Do not place straps over or through th...

Page 127: ...ce interval Service type Years Distance A B C 1 5 000 mi 8 000 km 10 000 mi 16 000 km 2 20 000 mi 32 000 km 3 30 000 mi 48 000 km 4 40 000 mi 64 000 km 5 50 000 mi 80 000 km 6 60 000 mi 96 000 km 7 70...

Page 128: ...ery 50 000 mi 80 000 km or 5 years Replace brake fluid Every 100 000 mi 160 000 km Replace spark plugs Every 150 000 mi 240 000 km or 5 years Replace coolant Action Service type A B C Engine oil filte...

Page 129: ...t component or system I C Inspect and Clean component or system Steering suspension alignment I I I Tire inflation P P P Lubricate body components P P P Inspect fuel system I Inspect exhaust system I...

Page 130: ...RE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS 136 TIRE REPAIR KIT Tire Repair Kit 138 Safety Precautions 139 Using the Tire Repair Kit 139 Using the Compressor 141 Replacing...

Page 131: ...ed tire service center should repair replace dismount and mount the tires WARNING Do not spin the tires excessively greater than 35 mph 56 kmh on slippery surfaces such as snow mud ice etc Excessive s...

Page 132: ...important Punctured or damaged tires must be permanently repaired or replaced as soon as possible AGE DEGRADATION Tires degrade over time due to the effects of ultraviolet light extreme temperatures h...

Page 133: ...than the rear tires Note Shoulder ribs will still have usable tread rubber even though they appear worn CAUTION Karma OE tires are classified as summer tires and use a softer rubber compound for drivi...

Page 134: ...ain correct tire pressure even if under inflation has not reached the level to trigger illumination of the TPMS low tire pressure telltale CHECKING TIRE PRESSURES WARNING Pressure checks should only b...

Page 135: ...of the TPMS may be affected if the tires are replaced with a different specification to the originals Wheel rims and tires are matched to suit the handling characteristics of the vehicle Always check...

Page 136: ...nd may not match the potential maximum vehicle speed Never exceed the maximum speed rating of the tire If you install winter tires they must be the same size brand construction and tread pattern for a...

Page 137: ...pressure Low pressure hard 23 2 PSI Fast pressure loss Low battery charge The telltale icon will flash for 1 min if there is a system malfunction then become stable until the malfunction is corrected...

Page 138: ...137 TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM TPMS system could not learn the corresponding wheel You will hear a double chirp when all four wheels have successfully relearned...

Page 139: ...d as soon as possible CAUTION Do not drive on a deflated tire as this can cause serious damage to the wheel and the vehicle If the tire is too badly damaged call Roadside Assistance to have the vehicl...

Page 140: ...to contact with the eyes immediately flush the eyes with water If irritation persists seek medical assistance Do not breathe gas fumes vapor or spray that may be emitted from the tire sealant Inhalati...

Page 141: ...ately for 5 miles 8 km to distribute the sealant around the tire Do not exceed 25 mph 40 km h WARNING If the required pressure cannot be reached after approximately 25 minutes or the wheel rim has not...

Page 142: ...the compressor is standing upright with the pressure gauge facing up 5 Turn on the compressor to inflate the tire REPLACING THE CANISTER AIR HOSE ASSEMBLY 1 Release the black air only hose from the se...

Page 143: ...13 Traction grade 14 Temperature grade Federal law requires tire manufacturers to place standardized information on the sidewall of all tires This information identifies and describes the fundamental...

Page 144: ...keting codes used at the manufacturer s discretion This information can be used to contact consumers if a tire defect requires a recall MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE INFLATION PRESSURE The maximum inflation pre...

Page 145: ...and climate TRACTION WARNING The traction grade assigned to this tire is based on straight ahead braking traction tests and does not include acceleration cornering hydroplaning or peak traction charac...

Page 146: ...tions The maximum vehicle capacity weight in kilograms kg and pounds lbs The size of the tires originally installed on the vehicle The cold inflation pressures for the original specification of front...

Page 147: ...t of the driver and passengers from XXX kg or XXX lbs 4 The resulting figure equals the available amount of cargo and luggage load capacity For example if the XXX amount equals 1400 lbs and there will...

Page 148: ...CAL A metric unit used to measure pressure One kilo Pascal equals approximately 0 145 psi MAXIMUM INFLATION PRESSURE The maximum pressure to which the tire should be inflated This pressure is given on...

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Page 150: ...VEHICLE DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Dimensions 151 Vehicle Weights 151 WHEELS AND TIRES Wheel Specifications 152 Tire Specifications 152 SUBSYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS Engine 153 Traction Motors 153 Propulsion...

Page 151: ...IN You can find the VIN in the following locations Top of dashboard the VIN is stamped on a plate which is visible through the lowest part of the left hand side of the windshield Chassis the VIN is st...

Page 152: ...rhang 35 9 in 913 mm F Rear overhang 36 4 in 925 mm G Ground clearance 5 3 in 135 mm H Track Front 66 6 in 1692 mm Track Rear 67 0 in 1701 mm Approach angle 11 4 Departure angle 20 0 Breakover angle 9...

Page 153: ...wheel nut torque 220 Nm 162 lbf ft Note For details on where to lift the vehicle see Raising the Vehicle on page 123 Tire type Location Size Pressures Standard production tires North American market...

Page 154: ...tio 9 25 1 Fuel system Direct injection Spark plug type AC Delco IRIDIUM 41 108 Spark plug gap 0 032 0 035 in 0 81 0 90 mm Fuel UNLEADED fuel Refer to the label on the inside of the fuel filler cover...

Page 155: ...c damper Sway bar Alignment optimum 0 1 tolerance 0 06 Camber optimum 0 5 per side 0 0 side to side tolerance 0 2 per side 0 3 side to side Caster optimum 6 0 per side 0 0 side to side tolerance 0 3 p...

Page 156: ...s Ventilated front and rear rotors Front 370 mm diameter Rear 365 mm diameter Parking brake Electrically actuated cable operation of parking brake Brake pedal free travel Not adjustable Battery 12V Ty...

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Page 158: ...70 Air recirculation 70 Alternative Fuels 99 Answering calls 64 Anti Lock Braking System ABS 78 Applying the parking brake 79 Approach lighting 51 Approved Fluids and Capacities 112 Aspect ratio 143...

Page 159: ...hild restraints for larger children 34 Child restraints for small children and babies 34 Child Restraints 34 Child Restraints 34 Child Safety Locks 19 Choosing a child restraint 35 Chrome metal surfac...

Page 160: ...Precautions 7 Electrical outlets 93 Electronic Stability Control ESC 81 Electronic Stability Control 81 Emergency Access 19 Emergency braking 79 Emergency Release Cable 96 Emergency shut down procedu...

Page 161: ...Front 12V power outlet 90 Front seat heaters 28 Front Suspension 154 Fuel and Emission Systems Components 104 Fuel Filler 98 Fuel Filling 98 Fuel Specification 99 Fuel system 104 Fuel Tank Capacity 9...

Page 162: ...sitivity 85 Lane Departure Warning LDW 84 Lane departure warning 84 Leather 116 Load index 143 Loading the Vehicle 145 Location of Air Bags 38 Locking and Unlocking the Vehicle 16 Maintenance and Repa...

Page 163: ...ptions weight 147 Programmable memory 28 Programming a Device 88 Programming rolling code device equipment 89 Propulsion Unit Differential 153 PSI lbf in2 147 Punctured tires 131 Quality Control 8 Rai...

Page 164: ...on Mode 75 Sensitivity settings 85 Service data recording 8 Service Interval Schedules 126 Service Interval Schedules 126 Service Types and Required Procedures 127 Side air bags 39 Speed rating 143 SR...

Page 165: ...143 Traction Motors 153 Traction 144 Transporting the Vehicle 124 Treadwear grade 143 Treadwear 144 Trunk Interior Release Handle 21 Trunk 21 Turn Signals 52 Turning off ESC 81 Turning off the vehicl...

Page 166: ...7 Vehicle Weights 151 Ventilation 67 Ventilation 71 Volume control 59 Volume Control 67 Warning and Information Messages 49 Washer Fluid 111 Washers 113 Wearing Seat Belts When Pregnant 31 Wearing the...

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Page 168: ...K A R M A A U T O M O T I V E C O M C 1 8 1 0 A S D 5 0 8 2 This booklet is made from 80 post consumer waste recycled material...

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