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VII. Emergency Measures

Vehicle tools

Triangle warning signs and vehicle tools are in the storage box

under the boot floor.

Note

It should be ensured that the vehicle toolbag is securely
fastened.

Triangle warning signs

Note

Triangle warning signs must be used in accordance with the law.

Tool kit bag

Tool kit:

• Wheel nut wrench
• Combination

screwdriver

• Tool bag
• Scissor jack
• Tow hook

Note

• Before returning the jack to the tool kit ensure the arms are

returned to their original position.

• This jack is supplied by the manufacturer and is specially

designed for use with the corresponding models. Do not use
it to lift a larger mass of vehicles or another load.

• Do not start the vehicle while it is being held up by the jack.

• When working under the vehicle, the vehicle body must be

securely supported by an appropriate support block.

Flat tyre

If your vehicle tyre needs to be replaced follow the instructions
below:

Parking

Warning

• Be sure to apply the electronic parking brake.

•

Confirm that the automatic transmission gearshift is in the

“P” position.

•

Only change your tyre on a flat road surface.

Emergency Measures

Summary of Contents for DFSK Glory 580

Page 1: ...DFSK GLORY 580 HANDBOOK ...

Page 2: ...our vehicle Please be sure to carefully read and use this manual as required This manual is for the DFSK Glory 580 passanger car There are some configurations in the car you may not have As our products are in continuous development and improvement the company reserves the right to upgrade the technical state and parameters at any time Sokon Automotive ...

Page 3: ...ations in this manual are the specifications at the time of printing DFSK reserves the right to modify the specification or design of the vehicle without notice at any time Read first and drive safely Before operating your vehicle please read this manual carefully and it will ensure that you are familiar with the control and main tenance requirements that will help you drive your car safely This m...

Page 4: ...t happen In the figures above the arrow symbol indicates the front of the vehicle In the illustrations above the arrow symbol indicates movement or action In the illustrations above the arrow symbol draws your attention to the indication 3 Important Information ...

Page 5: ...l Switches IV Items To Check And Adjust Before Driving V Reversing Video System Heater And Air Conditioner Sound System VI Startup and Driving VII Emergency Measures VIII Routine Maintenance Checks IX Technical Information X Handover Procedure XI Warranty Procedure XII Service Record XIII Breakdown Recovery 5 11 21 36 43 47 54 60 69 74 75 77 77 ...

Page 6: ...pact Airbag including Side Airbag 2 Seat belt 3 Headrest 4 Three point seat belt 5 Front seat 6 Three point seat belt 7 Second row seats 8 Third row seats I Illustration Index 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 Seat Belts and Supplementary Restraint Systems SRS ...

Page 7: ...g lights Operation switch Replace the lamp 4 Windows 5 Antenna 6 Tyres Tyres and wheels Tyre Pressure Label 7 Back door child safety lock 8 Door key Door lock 9 Exterior Mirror 10 Side indicator Operation switch Replace the lamp 11 Fog lamps Replace the lamp 12 Towing eye Illustration Index 6 Front Appearance 1 2 3 4 5 12 11 8 7 6 10 9 ...

Page 8: ... Start operation Fuel recommended 5 Rearlight cluster including breaklight 6 Taillights and indicators 7 Reversing lights 8 Fog lights Operation switch Replace the lamp Operation switch 9 Licence plate lights 10 Tailgate Illustration Index 7 Rear Appearance 1 2 3 4 10 9 8 7 6 5 ...

Page 9: ... Lamp 4 Interior rear light 5 Storage devices Middle cup holder and storage box Toolbox stored in the boot Small Storage Box Bottle holder and map bag 6 Door handrails Electric central locking and window switch 7 Luggage compartment Tailgate Illustration Index 8 Cabin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 10: ... Meter 10 Ignition switch 11 Passenger airbag 1 Power Mirror Adjustment Switch 2 Headlight height adjustment switch 3 Sound system 4 Air Conditioning Control 5 Heater Control 6 Defrost Switch 7 Glove box 8 Hazard warning switch 9 Central air outlet 10 Side air outlet 11 Side defrost air outlet Illustration Index 9 Fascia Dashboard 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 11: ... 1 Engine oil gauge 2 Oil filler cap 3 Brake fluid reservoir 4 Battery 5 Fuse fuse block 6 Windshield cleaning liquid storage tank Windshield washer fluid 7 Engine coolant reservoir 8 Engine drive belt 9 Air filter box Illustration Index 10 Combination Dash General Instrument SFG15T Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 6 8 9 1 3 4 5 7 ...

Page 12: ...adjustment handle located on the outside of the seat adjust it to the appropriate angle and then release Seat height adjustment Lift the handle and adjust to the appropriate height Headrest height adjustment While holding down the lock release button adjust the headrest up or down to the appropriate position and release the button to lock it Removal of the head restraint Hold down the lock release...

Page 13: ...t row the seat backrest angle can be adjusted for comfort Adjustment of seat back angle on the middle row seats Method for the six seat seat rollover Lock the headrest to the lowest position pull the seatback release cable to level the backrest and then pull the seat release cable to disengage the latch and flip the seat upwards The purpose of flip seats is to facilitate the entry and exit of rear...

Page 14: ... When returning seat to the upright position make sure that it is securely fastened in the locked position If not fully locked the user may be injured during an accident or when braking Securely store the removed headrest optional to prevent it from being thrown out during sudden braking or accident The head restraint should be adjusted to the specified desired position to prevent neck injury If t...

Page 15: ... remove the headrest in a folded seat etc you should push the lock and pull out the headrest This should be stored safely Seatbelt Seatbelt use precautions To adjust the seat belt properly sit upright and lean against the seat The chance of injury and the severity of the injury will be significantly reduced in the event of an accident Seatbelts must always be used by all passengers when the vehicl...

Page 16: ...ildren who are too large to use child safety seats should use seat belts while riding If the seat belt is near their face or neck they should use an auxiliary cushion commercially available to help solve any issues An auxiliary booster cushion should be used to raise children so that the straps are properly positioned over the shoulder and the belt around the hip below Auxiliary cushions must be s...

Page 17: ...e need to use the vehicle seat belt to secure the child seat Check that the label on your child safety seat confirms the item is ISOFIX compliant Instructions for child safety seats are also included Using a three point seat belt to secure the child seat Facing be sure to use your child safety seat properly as in the product manual With these steps the front facing child restraint can be mounted o...

Page 18: ...CHILD SEAT CANNOT BE MOUNTED ON IT When the airbag is activated the impact is great When an accident occurs the child safety seat may be impacted seriously injuring the child or even causing loss of life Do not install the child safety seat on the front seat Child safety seats for infants and young children can not be mounted on the front passenger seat It is recommended to always install the chil...

Page 19: ...seconds this warning light will go out see the following SRS airbag warning light section Warning The auxiliary front airbag will not activate when the vehicle is subject to side impact rear contact rolling or slight head on contact Always fasten your seat belt to help reduce the risk of injury in a variety of accidents When you are sitting and the backrest is upright the seatbelt and the front im...

Page 20: ...ashes The SRS airbag warning light does come on In these cases the auxiliary front airbag system may not function normally Please immediately contact DFSK authorised service outlets for inspection and repair Warning Do not place anything on the steering wheel horn cover instrument panel or front seat nor place anything between the occupant and the steering wheel instrument panel and front seat Onc...

Page 21: ...em and explain to the purchaser the relevant parts of this manual When you need to scrap SRS airbags pre tightened seat belts or vehicle please contact the nearest DFSK Service Dealer Incorrect scrapping procedures can result in personal injury Airbags and pre tightened seat belts are designed for single use use After the airbag has been activated the airbag warning light will remain lit even if t...

Page 22: ... mirror adjustment switch 2 ESP switch 3 Headlight height adjustment switch 4 Multi function button 5 MP5 6 Air conditioning controller 7 Glove box 8 Side air vent 9 Central air vent 10 Hazard warning light switch Instrumentation And Control Switches 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 23: ...ton Reset button operation 1 Press and hold the reset button until the 2 trip recorders and time display appear 2 Tab through to the required one Press and hold to reset display 3 In the clock display press and hold until the hour flashes single press to reset hour display Repeat for minutes Interface will return to normal display after a short delay Note short press less than 2 seconds long press...

Page 24: ...e display odometer and tripometer The LCD shows that all doors are open LCD display tyre pressure Water Temp Guage The water temperature guage indicates the engine cooling water temperature When driving the water temperature should be maintained in the normal range Instrumentation And Control Switches 23 ...

Page 25: ...indicator flashes Please refuel immediately before the fuel gauge indication reaches the position E The small arrow next to the fuel symbol indicates the side of the fuel tank filler on the car Odometer OBD total mileage shows the total distance the vehicle has travelled TRIP shows the distance travelled on a single journey Ordinary meter tachometer Tachometer pointer displays the engine revolutio...

Page 26: ...tor Brake Level Low Indicator Side Lights Position Indicator Driver Seat Belt Lights Passenger Seat Belt Lights Engine Fault Indicator Tyre Pressure Indicator Engine Anti Theft Instructions Front Fog Lamps Rear Fog Lights Indicator ESC Fault lndicator ESP Off Airbag Alarm lndicator Cruise Control Light Electronic Hand Brake Failure Indicator Transmission Fault Indicator Start and Stop Green Light ...

Page 27: ...a DFSK service outlet Parking brake indicator electronic handbrake When the ignition switch is in the ON position If the parking brake is not released the lamp is on If the parking brake is released the lamp goes out If the parking brake is not fully released the parking brake indicator will light continuously Make sure the parking brake light is off before driving Charging indicator The charging ...

Page 28: ...nomy as well as causing damage to the engine control system which may affect vehicle warranty Driver seat belt light When the ignition switch is in ON and START positions the indicator light will be on continuously until the driver s seat belt is fastened Passenger seat belt light When the ignition switch is ON and START the seat belt indicator light will be on if the front passenger s seat belt i...

Page 29: ... condition Be sure to stop slowly and immediately contact a DFSK service outlet for inspection ESP function off indicator When the ESP OFF switch is pressed manually the ESP function is turned off CAUTION When the ESC OFF switch is pressed continuously for more than 10s the system considers that there is a foreign object pressure on the switch The ESC function does not turn off on until the next i...

Page 30: ...If the handbrake is not fully released audible warning will sound until it is fully released Control key missing The alarm beeps when the remote control key is not in the vehicle during ON and START Light Combination Stalk The indicators and headlight switch are divided into FOUR positions OFF automatic AUTO side lights and headlights Automatic position position light headlight switch In the OFF p...

Page 31: ...peratures the screenwash may freeze on the windscreen CAUTION Do not run the washing solution continuously for more than 30 seconds Windscreen wipers and wash The front windscreen wiper and screenwash are operational when the ignition is on Wiper operation INT will operate the wiper intermittently The AUTO position will enable automatic operation when the sensor detects rain and will adjust the wi...

Page 32: ...e window surface Hazard Warning Lights Switch Hazard warning lights warn other drivers when you are parked in an emergency situation When the hazard warning light switch is pressed all of indicator lights will flash To turn off the hazard warning lights press the hazard warning light switch again Horn Button The horn will sound when the horn button on the steering wheel is pressed There are many b...

Page 33: ...ism system may be damaged To open the window press the switch down To close the window pull the switch up Window anti pinch function The anti pinch function is activated when the window encounters resistance during the closing process In the event of any operational fault please report to a DFSK service centre Switch 1 Central locking switch when the door is closed press the switch four door locks...

Page 34: ...d for use In addition you can unplug the cigarette lighter to access a vehicle DC12V power supply Warning After using cigarette lighter please replace it to avoid burns Glove Box Warning Do not use open the glove box while driving A small storage box on the left side of the dashboard can hold small items Central Cup Holder And Storage Box Electronic handbrake the control box body has a cup holder ...

Page 35: ...rectly view the note holder CAUTION Do not insert cards or sheets with a thickness of more than 1 mm into the note holder Make up mirror To use the make up mirror pull down the visor to open the make up mirror cover Interior Lighting Warning When leaving the vehicle ensure that all interior lights are turned off to avoid draining the car battery Instrumentation And Control Switches 34 ...

Page 36: ...roof Press 4 switch to close The blind will not close with the sunroof this needs to be closed manually Rear indoor lights The rear indoor dome light is located at the top between the middle row seat and the rear seat and the rear interor light has two positions ON position the light is always on regardless of whether the door is open or closed When the button is in the OFF position the lamp turns...

Page 37: ...te key 1 Manual key release button on reverse 2 Remote lock button 3 Remote door open button 4 Auto search button Use of the manual key Slide the button on the reverse of the key and pull out the silver manual key to return key push back into place Remote key PESP 1 Remote lock button 2 Remote door open button 3 Auto search button Warning Your remote control key must not touch salt water will dama...

Page 38: ... manual key from the side Front door lock With the key to open lock the door outside the car To lock the door first close the door insert the manual key into the door key hole driver or front passenger and turn the key clockwise To open the key rotates counterclockwise Use the remote key to open close the door 1 Lock button 2 Unlock button 3 Auto search button When outside the car to lock all five...

Page 39: ...all doors and the tailgate will lock the indicators will flash once and all the windows will close Automatic window down function With all doors closed press the key unlock button for more than 2 seconds the indicators will flash twice and all windows will open Automatic locking function When the vehicle speed exceeds 15km h all doors will automatically lock When the vehicle stops the ignition is ...

Page 40: ... until it is fully closed Bonnet lock Warning Before driving the vehicle make sure the bonnet is completely closed and locked in place Do not open the bonnet if steam or smoke appears from the engine compartment Open the bonnet 1 Pull the bonnet lock release handle located on the inner panel of the A pillar until the bonnet pops open 2 Use your finger to pull the handle between the bonnet and the ...

Page 41: ...he cap by unscrewing it anti clockwise 1 open the fuel tank cap After refuelling clockwise 2 twist to close the tank cover The tank cap 3 can be hung at the side of the fuel filler cap Rearview Mirror Warning Before you start check the position and angle of all the mirrors Do not adjust the rearview mirrors when driving the car Interior mirrors Grasp the rearview mirror and adjust the angle until ...

Page 42: ... You must not use the shift lever instead of the parking brake When parking make sure the parking brake is activated Electronic parking brake EPB EPB offers several covenient features including static parking release function auxiliary start function high temperature and then clamping function dynamic parking function Static parking function When the vehicle stops pull up the EPB switch the parkin...

Page 43: ... the electronic parking brake failure indicator does not go out please contact a DFSK service outlet for maintenance Auxiliary start function When the vehicle is parked such as waiting at traffic lights the driver does not need to press the EPB switch to release the brake The EPB will automatically release the parking brake Warning Auxiliary start function is also suitable for reversing Do not pre...

Page 44: ...ns such as checking all mirrors to ensure safety Be sure to reverse slowly Because of the wide angle lens used the object seen in the reversing camera may look further away than it is Make sure that the tail gate is securely closed when reversing The lower bumper and corner areas are not visible on the reversing system due to the limited surveillance range of the camera Do not place anything on th...

Page 45: ...om the bumper reference line to the distance between the bumper reference line and the reference line 1 0 5 m Red 2 1 m yellow 3 2 m green The heater and air conditioner Warning The heater and air conditioner only work when the engine is running However when the engine is turned off and the ignition switch in the ON position the fan can work properly Do not use the in vehicle re cycling mode for l...

Page 46: ... of the vents this is due to rapid cooling of the air and does not indicate a problem with the system Passenger 2nd Row seats Ventilation Activation 1 Start the engine 2 Press the A C switch on the control panel on the instrument panel indicator light is on 3 Press the Rear seat ventilation button button number 7 on the instrument panel Alternatively rear passengers may adjust the switch or fan on...

Page 47: ...the air conditioner efficiently heated defogged and ventilated replace the filter according to the maintenance intervals specified in the separate service record book If you need to replace the filter please contact a DFSK service outlet Replace the filter if the air flow is significantly reduced or the window remains fogged when the heater or air conditioner is operated MP5 interface one 1 Radio ...

Page 48: ...e seat and headrest position Adjust the inner and outer mirrors Attach seat belts and ensure that all occupants are also wearing their seat belts Ensure that all doors are safely closed Turn the engine on and check the operation of each alarm indicator Check regularly the maintenance items in the 9 Maintenance and Self contained Operation Startup and driving precautions Precautions when driving Dr...

Page 49: ...y is inside the car 3 A door or the tail gate tailgate is not closed Tail gate opening Place the smart key in the tail gate activation area with the tail gate locked Press the bottom of the back of the smart key this will open the tail gate Keyless start Before starting 1 Turn off unnecessary electrical appliances 2 Ensure that the smart key is in the compartment activation area 3 The gear shift l...

Page 50: ...arking position 3 When the car parked on a slope adjust the direction of the wheel to prevent vehicles from sliding into the traffic 1 Toward the downhill Turn the wheel to the kerb and the vehicle moves forward until the wheel on the side of the kerb gently touches the kerb and pull the parking brake lever or the electronic parking switch 2 Uphill Turn the wheel toward the kerb and let the vehicl...

Page 51: ...ing System The braking process is through brake and tyre friction with the ground which reduces the speed If the vehicle isn t used for an extended period some surface corrosion may build up on the friction surfaces This may cause noise when the brakes are applied for the first time and should stop after a few applications of the brakes If the noise persists take the vehicle to your nearest DFSK S...

Page 52: ...ice but can not prevent accidents caused by careless or dangerous driving Braking distances on rough gravel snow covered roads or when using snow chains may also be longer and the car must be kept at a safe distance from the vehicle in front In short the driver must maintain a high degree of safety awareness Tyre type and condition may also affect the braking effect When changing tyres all wheels ...

Page 53: ...he brake pedal and hear from the engine an abnormal sound or feel the vibration of the actuator This is normal and indicates normal operation of the ABS Braking force distribution system EBD The electronic brake force distribution system is a complement to the ABS system Generally speaking EBD s role is similar to the non ABS vehicle s load sensing proportional valve more sensitive than the load s...

Page 54: ...road surfaces than non studded tyres 4 If necessary use a snow chain When installing a snow chain make sure that it is sized for your vehicle s tyres and installed according to the manufacturer s recommendations Be aware that snow chains cannot by law be driven on tarmac roads that are not covered with snow or ice Parking brake Do not apply the parking brake to the vehicle when it is parked for a ...

Page 55: ...ned to their original position This jack is supplied by the manufacturer and is specially designed for use with the corresponding models Do not use it to lift a larger mass of vehicles or another load Do not start the vehicle while it is being held up by the jack When working under the vehicle the vehicle body must be securely supported by an appropriate support block Flat tyre If your vehicle tyr...

Page 56: ...spare tyre has lowered enough to remove it safely lover it to the ground Block the wheels Warning Be sure to block the appropriate wheels to prevent movement of the vehicle resulting in personal injury The block should be placed against the opposite wheel to the one being replaced Therefore if the left front is being replaced put the block against the right rear wheel Car jacking Warning Be sure t...

Page 57: ...re wheel 1 Remove dirt or dirt from the wheel surface 2 Install the spare wheel with CAUTION and hand tighten the nuts to check that all wheel nuts are in parallel contact with the wheel surface 3 Use the wheel nut wrench to alternately and evenly tighten the nuts 1 5 until they are fully tightened 4 Slowly lower the car until the tyre make contact with the ground 5 Tighten the wheel nuts in the o...

Page 58: ...nnecessary instruments eg hazard warning lights etc 4 Ensure the engine is switched off 5 Remove the battery cover 6 Connect the leads as shown in the figure 1 2 3 4 Warning Make sure that the jump lead is not touching the moving parts Make sure that the jump lead is not in contact with any other metal parts 1 Start the auxiliary vehicle engine and run for a few minutes 2 Depress the accelerator p...

Page 59: ...eter or if you feel that the engine is not running normally unusual noise etc take the following procedures 1 Park the car in a safe area 2 Turn on the hazard lights 3 Put the gearstick in the N neutral position and switch off the ignition 4 Pull up the electronic parking brake 5 Open all windows 6 Set the warm air or air conditioning temperature control knob to the hottest position and turn the f...

Page 60: ...o the vehicle DFSK suggest that you are towed by the service operator of your vehicle Before preparing the towing it is recommended that the service operator carefully read the following precautions Trailer Confirm the gearbox steering system power system is operating normally If any of the components are damaged the vehicle must be towed using a flatbed or flatbed trailer We recommend that the fr...

Page 61: ...nition switch is in the OFF or LOCK position When the engine is hot do not work under the bonnet Turn the engine off and wait until it cools down If it is necessary to work on the engine while it is running be sure to keep hands clothing hair and tools away from running parts such as fans and belts Oil and other fluids can cause environmental damage if handled incorrectly Follow local regulations ...

Page 62: ...Engine oil gauge 2 Oil filling cap 3 Brake fluid resevoir 4 Battery 5 Fuse fuse box 6 Screenwash storage tank 7 Engine coolant reservoir 8 Engine driven belt 9 Air filter 61 Maintenance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 63: ... coolant between the MAX mark and the MIN mark If the water bottle is empty please add coolant from the water tank to the MAX and the MIN mark Engine oil Check the engine oil 1 Park the vehicle and use the parking brake 2 Start the engine until the engine reaches the normal operating temperature approx 5 min 3 Turn off the engine 4 Wait at least 10 minutes for the engine oil to return to the oil p...

Page 64: ...ake fluid will damage paint therefore do not let the brake fluid splash on to the vehicle If the brake fluid splashes onto the painted surface it must be immediately rinsed with water Check the oil level in the oil reservoir If the liquid level is below the MIN position the brake level warning lamp will light then add to the MAX position See Fuel Lube and Capacity Recommendations in this section I...

Page 65: ... for the light combination switch for the directional indicators Front reading lamp and rear indoor lamp Refer to Indoor Lighting Instruction Manual for the front reading lamp and rear indoor lamp opening method Rear light cluster The rear combination lamp function includes 1 Side lights 2 Brake lights 3 Indicators 4 Reversing lights For the position of the side lights please refer to the instruct...

Page 66: ...ndoor lighting instructions Boot light Refer to indoor lighting instruction manual for the method of opening and closing the boot light Car lights 65 Maintenance Project W The headlamps 2 55 2 65 Headlight low beam 2 55 Front indicator light 2 21 Front side light 2 5 Front fog lamp optional 2 55 Side indicator lights 2 5 Rear indicator light 2 21 Brake light rear side light 2 21 5 Rear fog lights ...

Page 67: ...separation and even puncture 1 Wear marks 2 Mark the location of wear marks Tyre wear and damage Tyres must be regularly checked for wear cracks swelling or objects caught in the tread If there is excessive wear cracks swelling and deep incision you must replace the tyre The original tyre has a wear mark on the tread The tyres must be replaced when the wear marks are seen The position of the abras...

Page 68: ...he section described in the filling standard 1 SFG15T CVT it is not permitted to convert the vehicle to LPG or CNG gas This conversion will invalidate the warranty NOTE Damage to the transmission caused by the use of other fuels is not warranted even if it fails during the warranty period 2 SFG15T CVT transmission gear oil must use Mobil Esso EZL799 A or Japan Idemitsu CVTF EX1 type transmission g...

Page 69: ... of the vehicle with high quality petrol 58L Oil SM 5W 30 4 5 0 1 L Transmission gear oil Esso EZL799 A IDEMITSU CVTF EX1 4 5 0 2 L Engine coolant FD 20 generally FD 40 Arctic region 6 5 0 2 L Windscreen cleaning fluid 20 C generally 35 C Winter alpine region 3 5 0 2 L Brake fluid HZY3 GB12981 2012 0 65 0 03 L unit ...

Page 70: ... lubricants for air conditioning systems DFSK vehicle air conditioning system must be added R134a type refrigerant Tyres and wheels Wheel alignment 69 Technical Information Tyre Size Standard 215 60 R17 225 60 R17 Spare tyre Full Size Tyre specifications 215 60 R17 225 60 R17 Tyre Pressure Cold state PSI Front wheel 34 unload 34 full load 34 unload 34 full load rear wheel 34 unload 36 full load 34...

Page 71: ...Axle load distribution under kerb weight front rear axle kg 845 665 Dimension parameters Tread front rear mm 4680 1845 1715 Front rear overhang mm 1570 1572 Wheelbase mm 925 975 Approach departure angle full load mm 2780 Tread front rear mm 19 3 24 6 Vehicle centre of mass height mm 652 Minimum ground clearance mm 200 Minimum turning diameter m 11 5 Power performance Highest speed km h 180 Starts ...

Page 72: ...amshaft 16 valve electronically controlled fuel multi point sequential injection silent chain drive VVT turbocharger Cylinder arrangement Inline Bore stroke mm in 75 84 8 Displacement ml 1498 Idle speed rpm 750 50 Spark plug YR6NI302S Project Engine type Model SFG15T CVT Type CVT Gearbox Speed ratio 1 gear 0 443 2 416 2 gear 3 gear 4 gear 5 gear 6 gear R gear 2 684 Main speed ratio 5 76 ...

Page 73: ...le identifier There are 17 digits within the Vehicle Identification Number VIN The VIN is located on the right front of the dashboard Transmission SFG15T CVT as shown below The stamped VIN position is located under the passenger s seat as shown below 72 Technical Information ...

Page 74: ...al number is engraved on the engine as shown in the figure below SFG15T engine Tyre pressure tags The air pressure of the cold tyre is displayed on the tyre pressure tab on the B pillar of the driver s side 73 Technical Information ...

Page 75: ...new vehicle comes with a three year or 60 000 mile warranty whichever comes first managed by MB G Warranties If your vehicle has been supplied direct from DFSK through our Fleet or Municipal service or if you are more than 30 miles away from a DFSK dealer you have the right to nominate a preferred repairer or professional automotive repair shop which should be either an existing MB G agent or a me...

Page 76: ...o be authorised You will need a claim number before work can commence The telephone number for MB G claims is 0191 258 8156 available Monday to Friday 9am 5pm It is the responsibility of the customer to inform the repairer that a warranty exists on this vehicle DO NOT proceed with any repairs on this vehicle until the claim is authorised by the MB G Warranty Administrator by the issuing of an auth...

Page 77: ...rranty where any requirements will be considered subject to the normal terms and conditions and who will consider it reflecting the MB G published labour rates and recovery parameters applying to your warranty at the time Should you require to ascertain the amounts at any time they can be found at www mbginsurance co uk or at www sokonautomotive warranty where a link can be found addressing that p...

Page 78: ...cord the service history of your vehicle To ensure your record of mechanical maintenance is easily available for any inspection should a breakdown or warranty claim be considered a stamped record of any service event which should include invoice numbers date of service and agents stamp needs to be kept for traceability history purposes and should ideally be stored with the vehicle Ideally you can ...

Page 79: ... or speech impaired please send a text message containing your full name policy number Vehicle registration and policy postcode to 07537 404890 Once we have taken your details and made all the arrangements we will contact you to advise which Recovery Operator will be attending your vehicle and how long they are expected to take Remember it is your responsibility to guard your safety and abide by t...

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