BYD F7-1, Руководство пользователя

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BYD F7-1, F7-2, F7-3 Ow
ner’s Manual
Driving Tips 2-5
Checking engine coolant
View coolant level in the radiator tank.
Confirm whether it is between scale
lines of the upper limit (MAX) and the
lower limit (MIN).
Fuel-saving tips (driving habits)
Smooth driving helps save fuel.
Acceleration, sharp turns and
emergency brakes will consume more
fuel.
Try to keep driving in top position to
ensure smoother engine operation
and acceleration.
According to traffic conditions, try to
keep at constant speed. Each
deceleration or acceleration of the car
will increase fuel consumption. In the
appropriate driving conditions, using
constant speed cruise control
(optional) will save more fuel. Cold
state engine consumes more oil than
thermal state, but there is no need for
warm-up and let it idle for a long
period of time. No matter how cold
outdoor, the car can be driven away in
one minute after the engine is started.
In this way, the engine will heat up
faster, thus saving fuel. Try to arrange
shorter mileages together, in order to
reduce the times of "cold state start".
Turning on the air conditioner will
increase the engine load, which
consumes more fuel. Turning off the
air conditioner can reduce fuel
consumption. When the atmospheric
temperature is suitable, outdoor
circulation pattern should be used.
Carrying luggage
The car is equipped with a number of
convenient storage locations, which
can be used to carry the luggage
safely.
The right glove box, door paper bags
and seat back paper bags are
designed for storing small pieces and
lightweight items, while the luggage
compartment is used for storage of
larger and heavier items.
In addition, the luggage compartment
channel opening allows you to carry
long items in the car.
However, the handling, stability and
normal running of the car may be
affected and the safety is reduced if
carrying too much luggage or loading
improperly.
Load limit
When loading luggage, the total mass
of the car body, all passengers and
luggage must not exceed the
maximum allowable mass.
Warning

Overloading and improper
Lower limit
Upper limit