Owner's Manual For The Car "Wingle": Great Wall Motors

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Great Wall Motors
Owner's Manual for the car "Wingle"

FOREWORD
Thank you for choosing a Great Wall vehicle.
Please read this Owner's Manual carefully before driving your vehicle.
driving and maintenance advice. This manual will also help you ensure safe operation
by car.
The information contained in this manual, including illustrations, technical data and standards, is valuable
information on the latest technical products. Please keep this manual and pass it on in case of resale.
car to the new owner so that he can receive full information on safety measures, rules of management and technical
service.
We kindly ask you not to make changes to the design of the car. Self-made changes may affect its
technical characteristics, safety and operational resource. Design changes may even contradict
government regulatory requirements. In addition, Great Wall Corporation is not responsible for the consequences arising from
as a result of such actions, and does not repair and restore defects and malfunctions caused by design changes
vehicle under warranty.
Great Wall vehicles are available in a variety of configurations. This instruction manual includes
a description of all models and options for completing vehicles related to this series. Therefore, it should be understood that this
the document may contain a description of some design elements that are not installed on the particular
car.
Continuous modernization and improvement of the design of the car, its equipment, units and components, allow us to provide
high level of safety and quality of Great Wall cars. In this regard, some changes in the design are possible.
vehicle that are not covered by the descriptions in this manual. In addition, when compiling and issuing the manual, practically
it is impossible to completely avoid typographical errors and other technical errors. Therefore, we kindly ask you to take into account that
such errors and inconsistencies are not the basis for claims. In the event of a need to obtain
or clarification of any information, the support service of Great Wall Corporation is happy to provide you with their services.
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Basic explanations for the contents of this manual.

This manual uses symbols related to safety warnings and possible malfunctions.
car. The warning signs and warning content are as follows:
ATTENTION
Used as a warning. Failure to comply with this warning may result in
malfunction of the vehicle or its equipment. The description indicates which operations should be performed or which actions should not be performed.
should be undertaken.
A WARNING! Used as
a warning. Failure to follow this warning could result in personal injury. IN
the description indicates what measures the driver should take (or what actions should not be taken) to avoid
injury to the driver or passengers.
Sign "DANGER"
This sign in the text of the manual means “forbidden ...”, “do not perform any actions”, “do not allow anything to occur ...”
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Content
FOREWORD ................................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........... Basic 2
explanations of the contents of this manual. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... .3

Content ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... .4
Appearance ................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................ 10
Instruments and controls. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... eleven
Instruments and indicators. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .................................. Keys and ignition 13
lock. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 26
Keys. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................. 26
Egnition lock. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 27
Doors and locks. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........ 29
Child safety lock on rear door. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 31
Car engine hood .............................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 31
Cargo body. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...... 33
Power windows. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................ 34
Switches on the driver's door. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............ 35
Power window switch on the passenger door. ................................................. ................................................. .35
Passenger door window lock. ................................................. ................................................. .................................... 36
Window regulators with manual drive. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............... 36
Control switches. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 37
Switch for headlights and turn signals. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 37
Headlight switch (high beam / low beam). ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 37
Turn signals / change lanes. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 38
Windshield wiper and washer control switch. ................................................. ............................................. 38
Windscreen wipers. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 39
Windshield washer. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................. 39
Adjustment of forward headlights with the electric drive. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 41
Alarm switch. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 41
Switch for adjusting the brightness of the instrument panel illumination. ................................................. ................................................. ................. 42
Air conditioning system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 42
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Instructions for use. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 42

Rotary damper switch for airflow direction control. ................................................. ................................................. ...... The main points of operation and 44
maintenance of the air conditioning system. ................................................. ................................................. 46
Some features of ventilation control. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 48
Steering system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... 49
Steering wheel angle adjustment (if equipped). ................................................. ............................................... 49
Hydraulic power steering system. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 49
Antenna. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .................. fifty
Rear view mirrors. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........................................... fifty
Adjustment of rear-view mirrors (with electric drive). ................................................. ................................................. ................................. fifty
Adjustment of rear-view mirrors (with manual drive). ................................................. ................................................. ............................... Folding outside rear- 51
view mirrors. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................... 51
Rearview mirror inside the cabin. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .............. 52
Armchairs. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 52
Adjusting the horizontal position of the front seat. ................................................. ................................................. .............. 52
Adjusting the angle of the backrest of the front seat. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................... 53
Head restraints. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 54
Car interior lighting. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .............................. 55
Reading lamps. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 55
Ceiling lamp interior lighting. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............... 56
Car interior equipment. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 57
Sunshield. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 57
Storage box. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 58
Cigarette lighter. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 58
Ashtray. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ........ 59
Additional power supply socket. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... fuel filler cap and 60
manhole. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 61
Security systems. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 63
Seat belts. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................... 63
Recommendations for the use of seat belts in car seats. ................................................. ............................................... 63
Seat belt adjustment at the waist and shoulders. ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 65
What should you pay attention to when using seat belts? ................................................. ............................................... 67
Seat belt care. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 69
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Airbag system (installed by special order). ................................................. ................................................. ..... 69

Relationship between seat belts and airbag system. ................................................. ............................................. 69
Airbags. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 70
Basic safety warnings. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 78
Problems and questions that most often arise during the operation of auxiliary safety systems (airbag modules
security), answers to them and their solutions. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 80
Instructions for the care and maintenance of the system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 83
Anti-lock braking system (installed by special order). ................................................. ................................................. The principle of operation of the anti-lock 85
braking system. ................................................. ................................................. ...................... 86
Driving skills. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................... 87
Emergency indicator. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........................................ Key points 88
to pay attention to in the process operation of the anti-lock braking system. ............ 89
Child safety seat (purchased separately by the user). ................................................. ................................................. ............ 91
Infants, young children and teenagers. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 93
Installation. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........... 94
First aid kit (if available). ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 96
Fire extinguisher (if available). ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 96
Starting the engine and driving ............................................... ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 97
Engine starting ................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...... 97
If the vehicle is equipped with a diesel engine .............................................................. ................................................. ................................................... 97
Stopping and parking a car ............................................... ................................................. ................................................. ............................... 98
Parking brake ................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 98
Parking brake lever travel ............................................................... ................................................. ................................................. ........................... 99
Brake system ................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 99
Running brake system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... 99
Downhill movement. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... one hundred
Brake pads. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .......................................... one hundred
Stopping a car on a slope. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .................... one hundred
Parking lot with engine running. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................ 102
Choice of parking place. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 102
When leaving the car. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... 102
vacuum booster. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 102
Gearbox control. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 102
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Mechanical gearbox. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 102

Gear shift. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 103
Economy speed. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .................... 104
Ranges of recommended vehicle speeds according to gears. ................................................. ....................... 104
Distribution mechanism. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 105
Gear change control of the transfer mechanism. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 106
Four wheel drive indicator. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 107
Proper use of four-wheel drive mode. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 107
Electric clutch control. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 108
Driving preparation. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 109
Armchairs and seat belts. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 109
Glass heating device. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ....................... 109
Tires. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................ 109
Headlights, light signals and lighting lamps. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 109
Oil leak. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 110
Steel leaf springs. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ....................... 110
Clutch pedal free play. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 110
The amount of free play on the brake pedal. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 111
Bleeding air from the fuel system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 111
Draining water from the fuel/moisture separator. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .......... 112
Recommendations regarding the break-in period .................................... ................................................. ................................................. ...................... 112
What the driver should know. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................. 113
Road driving. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .................................. What the driver 114
should consider when operating the car in winter ........ ................................................. ................................. 114
Driving after drinking alcohol and drugs. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 115
Fuel consumption. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 115
General recommendations. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 115
Driving skills. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 116
Operating conditions. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...................................... 117
Winter tires. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...... 118
Chains on wheels. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 118
If the car is not used for a long time. ................................................. ................................................. .119
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12. All containers, as well as tubes and hoses of the engine cooling system must be filled with standard coolant, 120
they should not be left empty. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................. Emergency
situations. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 120
Starting the engine from an external battery. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .... 120
Starting the engine from the push of the car. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............... If a 122
flat tire. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 122
Vehicle towing .............................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 127
Checking and replacing fuses. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 130
Replacing fuses. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 133
Light fixture lamps. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 134
Car lighting fixtures. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .......... Replacement of 134
lamps. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ..... 135
Engine overheating .............................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 141
Washing and car maintenance .............................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................. 142
Examination. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .............. 142
Checking the engine oil in the engine. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .......... 143
Fluid in the engine cooling system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 144
Fluid in the windshield washer system. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. 145
Brake fluid. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 146
Hydraulic clutch fluid. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. .Power steering hydraulic 146
fluid. ................................................. ................................................. ........................... 147
Checking drive belts. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........................... 147
Replacing wiper blades. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 148
Washing. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................... 149
Car wash. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 150
Waxing. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ....... Car interior 150
cleaning. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... 152
Seat belts. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 152
Measures against corrosion. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 153
Environmental factors affecting the intensity of corrosion: .................................................................. ................................................. ................. 153
Protect your car from corrosion. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ...................... 154
Self service. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 154
Everyday service. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........................... 155
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Periodic maintenance. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ... 160

Vehicle recycling. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 161
Technical information ................................................ ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 162
Vehicle factory plates. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ......................... 162
General parameters of the car. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ............... 165
Recommendations regarding the gasoline engine. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 167
Technical characteristics of the car engine. ................................................. ................................................. ......................................... 168
Transmission specifications. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........ 170
Transmission specifications. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ........ 171
Technical characteristics of the running gear. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ..... 172
Specifications of the steering system. ................................................. ................................................. .............................. 173
Technical characteristics of the brake system. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................. 173
Working fluids and filling volumes of other units and components of the vehicle. ................................................. ................................................. 174
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_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices
Appearance
1. Front combined headlight and light unit
signals. 2. Car wheel. 3. Side
turn signal repeater. 4. Exterior mirror
rear view. 5. Door lock. 6. Rear
combined block of headlights and light signals. 7. Rear
fog lamp. 8. Backlight lamp
license plate. 9. Hinge panel handle
cargo body. 10. Upper follower
brake signal. 11. Ceiling lamp
interior lighting. 12. Reading lamp. 13. Antenna.
14. Top handle for the passenger. 15. Sun visor.
16. Wiper
front windshield. 17. Windshield washer
front windshield.
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Instruments and controls.

1. Steering wheel. 2. Headlight
combination switch, turn signal switch head. 3.
Block
appliances. 4. Wiper switch and
front windshield washer. 5. Castle
ignition. 6. Mode switch 2H (high
transmission with two-wheel drive).7. Switch
emergency light signal. 8. Indicator
modes 4H (overdrive with a drive to
four wheels), 4L (low gear with
four-wheel drive). 9. Switch
mode 4H (upshift with a drive to
four wheels). 10. 4L mode switch (four-wheel
drive low gear). 11. Passenger airbag module
front seat. 12. Glove box. 13. Car radio

14. Source socket
power supply for connecting additional
devices. 15. Cigarette lighter socket. 16.
Ashtray. 17. Cup holder. 18. Handle
parking brake lever. 19. Lever handle
gear shifting 20. Control panel
complete air conditioning system.
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1. Box with fuses

inside the salon. 2. Front switch
fog lights. 3. Switch
rear fog lights. 4. Left
side ventilation deflector. 5. Central
wind deflector
glass. 6. Left ventilation deflector on
the central panel of the instrument panel.
7. Right ventilation deflector on
the central panel of the instrument panel. 8.
Right side ventilation deflector. 9. Beep. 10.
Switch
electric headlight adjustment. 11. Dimming switch
dashboard lighting. 12. Left

bottom storage box. 13. Lever
opening the engine hood. 14. Mechanism
steering wheel adjustment
management.
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Instruments and control devices
Instruments and indicators.

1. Tachometer (engine speed
indicator). 2. High beam
indicator. 3. Indicator of European
on-board diagnostics. 4. Left turn
signal indicator. 5. Rear window
heating indicator. 6. Speedometer. 7.
Warning indicator
"fasten your seatbelt"

security." 8. Right turn signal
indicator. 9. The emergency
indicator of malfunction of
brake system. 10. Emergency
indicator of failure of the brake force
distribution system. 11. Anti-lock
braking system indicator (if the car
is equipped with ABS). 12. Pointer
fluid temperature in the cooling

system. 13. Fuel gauge. 14.
Warning
too low fuel level indicator.
15. Alarm indicator of failure of
the battery charging system. 16.
Indicator
main light switch
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appliances.
17. Alarm indicator

low pressure motor
oils. 18. Emergency
clogged separator indicator
fuel and moisture.
19. Alarm indicator
engine malfunctions. 20. Door
open indicator
salon. 21. Indicator
preheating
engine. 22. Emergency
indicator of insufficient
brake fluid level. 23. Parking
indicator
brakes. 24. Button
switching modes and
resetting the odometer. 25.
Alarm indicator
pillow system failure
security (for
vehicles equipped
pillow system
security). 26. Counter
run. 27. Indicator
rear fog lights. 28. Mode indicator
manual control. 29. Alarm

indicator
hydraulic overheating
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fluid in an automatic transmission (reserved). 30. Auto dynamic mode indicator

gearboxes. 31. Front fog lamp indicator. 32. Indicator of the "movement on snow" mode. 33. Indicator
four wheel drive mode.
1. Tachometer (engine speed indicator).
The tachometer shows the engine speed in revolutions per

minute (rpm).
ATTENTION
Do not increase the engine speed to the values in red
sector of the scale. Continuous operation of the engine at a speed corresponding
to the values in the red sector can cause
serious malfunction
2. High beam indicator.
Turning on this indicator means that the headlights of the car are on in high beam mode.
3. European OBD indicator (reserved).
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4 and 8. Indicators of signals of the left and right turn.
Indicators of signals of turn of green color are located on the panel of the block of
devices. The blinking indicator means the simultaneous inclusion of the rear and front signals
left or right turn respectively.
If the indicator light flashes too fast or does not flash, check
light bulb. If the indicator does not come on when the turn signal is turned on, check
fuse, bulb and relay.
When the alarm is activated, both turn signal indicators will flash.
7. "Fasten seat belt" warning indicator.
If the seat belt is not worn or fastened when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, the
this indicator, which goes out after the seat belt is put on and locked in the predetermined
position.
ATTENTION
In accordance with the rules of the road, it is necessary to wear and fasten seat belts while driving
security.
9. The emergency indicator of malfunction of brake system.

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This indicator lights up if the hydraulic fluid level in the brake system is below
minimum admissible, or in case of insufficient degree of vacuum. If the indicator lights up, you must
stop the vehicle and check. For vehicles equipped with a gasoline engine, this indicator is reserved.
10. Emergency indicator of failure of the brake force distribution system.
This red alarm indicator is designed to monitor the status of the distribution system
braking force. The indicator lights up after turning the key in the ignition switch to the "ON" position, lights up in
for 1-2 seconds, after which it goes out. In this case, the brake force distribution system works normally. If the indicator
does not light up, or remains on constantly, this is a sign of a system failure. In such
situation, take it to an Authorized Great Wall Automotive Service Dealer for inspection and repair.
ATTENTION
In the event of a failure of the brake force distribution system, the hydraulic brake booster
continues to function. However, in the event of a system failure, it is necessary to
contact an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for
checks and repairs.
11. Anti-lock braking system indicator.
The yellow 'ABS' indicator is designed to control the control of the anti-lock braking system
car.
When the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this indicator lights up. After starting the engine
indicator goes off. If the indicator does not light up or stays on constantly, contact
Authorized Great Wall Vehicle Service Station for inspection and repair.
ATTENTION
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In the event of a malfunction of the anti-lock braking system, the hydraulic braking system continues to
function normally. However, in such a case it is necessary to
diagnostics and repair.
12. Fluid temperature gauge in the cooling system.
When the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, the temperature gauge
liquid in the cooling system shows the current temperature of the engine.
'C' means the engine is cold. 'H' means engine overheated to
too high temperature.
A WARNING! An
overheating protection function is provided. If the pointer arrow
liquid temperature moves to the red sector of the scale, the fuel
supply to the engine is automatically interrupted, while
the vehicle may stop. If the pointer arrow
approaches the red sector of the scale, you must immediately
slow down, pull over to the side of the road, stop the car
and check the system. The engine may only be restarted
after cooling the liquid in the cooling system to normal
temperature.
13. Fuel gauge.
This indicator shows only the approximate amount of fuel.
When the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position at this pointer
you can roughly determine the amount of fuel in a car tank.
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When the ignition key is turned to the 'LOCK' position, the gauge needle returns to the 'E' position, and does not indicate the amount of fuel in
car tank.
14. Warning indicator for too low fuel level.
If a very small amount of fuel remains in the car's tank, the too low fuel indicator lights up.
fuel level. In this case, it is necessary to refuel the vehicle as soon as possible.
If the indicator lights up when the fuel tank is full, you must contact an authorized dealer.
maintenance of Great Wall vehicles for inspection and repair.
15. Alarm indicator of failure of the battery charging system.
When the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this indicator lights up, after starting the engine in the
idling, power is supplied from the generator, and the indicator goes out. If the indicator lights up on
for a long time in the process of driving the car, it is necessary to check the battery charging system. IN
Otherwise, it may be completely discharged.
Check the alternator drive belt for looseness or breakage. In the event of a belt break
generator drive, you must immediately contact an authorized technical
Great Wall vehicle service for inspection and repair.
ATTENTION
A loose or broken alternator drive belt causes the alternator to cut off power. IN
In this case, the battery charging system must be repaired immediately.
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16. Indicator light main switch.
This indicator lights up when the headlights, turn signals and parking lights are turned on.
17. Alarm indicator of low engine oil pressure.
The indicator lights up when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position. After starting the engine, the indicator
should go out. If this indicator does not come on when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this is
means that the bulb or fuse is blown. In this case, you need to check the system and fix
malfunction. If
the indicator light comes on sporadically for a short time while the engine is running and then goes out, this is not
is a sign of a malfunction in the engine system. If the indicator lights up while the engine is running and
lights up constantly, you must turn off the engine and eliminate the malfunction. There are two possible reasons for rejection,
which the indicator lights up: low engine oil pressure in the system and insufficient oil. If the engine is not turned off in
this situation, serious malfunctions may occur.
18. Alarm indicator of blockage in the fuel and moisture separator.
If this indicator lights up, it means that there is a blockage in the fuel and moisture separator, or
too much water has accumulated in the separator sump. In this case, you need to stop
car and check the separator.
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19. Emergency engine failure indicator.
Control of fuel supply to the engine, ignition and exhaust is carried out by an electronic control unit. This electronic
control device is designed to meet the specifications
exhaust gas requirements of environmental protection standards.
When the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this indicator will come on. After starting the engine
the indicator should turn off. If the indicator lights up while the engine is running or while driving
vehicle, it means that there is a problem with the vehicle's exhaust system. In this case, it is necessary
checks and repairs.
ATTENTION
Failure to correct an exhaust system failure in a timely manner will exacerbate the damage caused by the failure. In addition, such a
malfunction can cause increased fuel consumption and a deterioration in dynamic performance.
car.
20. Indicator of the open door of the cabin.
This indicator lights up if any of the side doors is open or not tightly closed.
car.
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21. Engine preheat indicator.
During the frosty period in the northern regions, when the ambient temperature and the engine are cold
significantly lower than normal, after turning the key in the ignition switch to the "ON" position, the system turns on
preheating of the engine and this indicator lights up. After the engine has warmed up to the specified
temperature indicator goes out. Pre-heating system ensures fast and efficient starting
engine in a cold state at low ambient temperatures.
22. Emergency indicator of insufficient level of brake fluid.
If this indicator lights up when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this is
a sign of too low fluid level in the brake system.
23. Parking brake indicator.
If the vehicle is in the parking brake position when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this light comes on
and goes out when the parking brake is released.
A WARNING! If the
parking brake indicator comes on while driving, immediately
stop the car to avoid an accident. In this case, you should immediately contact
to an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for
testing and repair of the brake system.
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24. Button for switching modes and resetting the odometer.
This button is designed to switch between the accumulated mileage counter of the car and the counter of the distance of the specified
section of the route, as well as to reset the counter of the route.
To reset the counter, press the button and hold it pressed for three seconds.
25. Emergency indicator of failure of the airbag system (for vehicles equipped with an airbag system).
A WARNING! When the

ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position, this indicator flashes and then turns off. This
confirms the operational readiness of the airbag system. If the indicator does not work
above, this is a sign of a malfunction in the airbag system. In this case
you must go to an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for
checking and repairing the system.
26. Odometer.
The odometer shows the total mileage of the car and the length of the given section of movement.
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27. Rear fog lamp indicator. This indicator lights

up automatically when the rear fog lights are turned on.
28. Manual control mode indicator (only for vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission).
If the dynamic mode switch of the automatic transmission is set to
position 'WINTER' (driving in winter), and the gearshift lever is in the first, second or
third gear, this indicator lights up, which indicates the inclusion of manual control mode
gear shifting. The rest of the modes are cancelled.
29. Alarm indicator for overheating of hydraulic fluid in an automatic transmission (reserved). 30. Indicator of the power mode of the
automatic transmission. When the dynamic mode switch of the automatic transmission is set to the 'POWER' position, this indicator lights up.
31. Front fog lamp indicator.
This indicator lights up automatically when the front fog lamps are turned on.
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32. Indicator of the "driving on snow" mode (only for vehicles equipped with an automatic gearbox
gears).
If the dynamic mode switch of the automatic transmission is set to

position 'WINTER' (winter driving), this indicator lights up.
33. Four wheel drive mode indicator.
If the transfer lever is set to the position when the ignition key is turned to the 'ON' position
four-wheel drive ('4H' or '4L' drive modes), the '4WD' indicator on the instrument panel lights up.
When shifting the transfer mechanism lever from the '4H' position to the '2H' position, the drive indicator on
four wheels are gradually extinguished. To keep the vehicle in a straight line while
it is necessary to slightly press the gas pedal several times.
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Keys and ignition.
Keys.
1. Lock lock. 2. Opening the lock. 3. Indicator.
If you cannot lock the door locks using the remote control
remote control, a possible reason for this may be
dead remote control battery. In this case, you need to replace
battery. Do not hand over car keys to anyone
authorized to enter the vehicle.
Operating restrictions.
Vehicle interior electrical control unit
(including central locking) transition to "sleep" mode is provided
when the car is idle for more than 4 hours. In this case, remote
control will work again only after opening the car with a key
manually.
Battery replacement.
1. Remote control. 2. Metal part.
Use a screwdriver to unscrew the screw and remove the back cover of the remote control
remote control. Take out the old batteries (two pieces) and
insert new ones so that the positive contact faces
top side. Then close the cover of the remote control.
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A WARNING! Old
batteries can present a pollution hazard. Store removed batteries in
special box for subsequent disposal.
Egnition lock.
'LOCK' position.
With the ignition key in this position, the engine is off, the steering wheel is
locked, and the key can be freely
take out and put in. If the key is not in the lock position
turns, slightly shake the steering wheel to the right and left while turning the key.
A WARNING! Do not
turn the lock key while the vehicle is moving.
ignition to the 'LOCK' position. This can lead to blocking
steering wheel and cause a serious accident.
Do not leave the key in the ignition switch if

there are no people or children in the cabin.
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'ACC' position (power supply for accessories).
In this position, with the engine off, you can use

various auxiliary devices of the car, such as
car radio etc.
'ON' position.
With the vehicle engine running in this position,

use all elements of its electrical equipment.
ATTENTION
Do not set the ignition key to this position when
off engine. Continuously turning on devices
electrical equipment when the engine is not running can lead to
discharging the battery.
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'START' position (engine start).
In this position, the key starts the car engine. After

start the engine, the ignition key automatically returns to
position 'ON'.
Doors and locks.

1. Front side of the car. 2. Opening the lock. 3. Closing the lock.
Locking the front door with a key.
The front door lock is locked by turning the key in the direction of the front door.
side of the car. The lock opens in the opposite (rear) side.
When locking or unlocking the driver's door, automatically

all other vehicle doors are locked or unlocked.
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Locking the lock without a key.
1. Closing the lock. 2. Opening the lock.
Driver's door lock.
The driver's door cannot be locked from the outside without a key.
This is provided as a measure to prevent the locking of the key forgotten inside
the passenger compartment.
Other door locks.
To lock the door from the outside without a key, turn the lock lever
door lock to the “lock closed” position, then close the door.
A WARNING! When
locking the car doors without using a key, make sure that the key is not left inside the passenger compartment.
When opening the car interior, it is necessary to monitor the environment in order to avoid accidents.
Children should not be locked inside the cabin without adult accompaniment, as in the event of an emergency, there will be
very difficult to help them.
Automatic locking of door locks.
The automatic locking system allows you to simultaneously close the driver's and all passenger doors of the car. All car doors are
locked when the key in the driver's door lock is turned in the appropriate direction. The button on the driver's door panel can lock
all the doors of the car. Pull out to unlock all doors.
lock button on the driver's door.
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The lock button can lock or unlock all side doors of the vehicle except the driver's door.
Child safety lock on rear door.

1. Blocked. 2. Open. The
child safety lock is designed to prevent accidental opening
doors, especially if there are children in the back seat. A child
safety lock is installed on each rear passenger compartment door. If the
lock slide switch is in the 'LOCK' position, the tailgate
The interior cannot be opened using the inside door handle. If you need to
open a door locked with a childproof lock, use the outside door handle. If the slide switch
of the lock is set to the 'FREE' position, the lock "protection
from children" does not work.
ATTENTION
If there are children in the passenger compartment in the rear seat while driving, it is recommended to use the “protection against
children" to prevent accidental opening of the doors, which could lead to serious accidents.
Car engine hood. To open the engine

hood, pull the
lever located on the bottom of the dashboard, after which the hood smoothly
rise on a spring.
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Then feel with your finger under the front edge of the hood blocking
lever and slide it in a counterclockwise direction, then
fully open the hood.
Raise the support rod and insert its upper end into the special
hole on the underside of the hood edge.
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When closing the hood, first place the support rod in its original position.
position, then close the hood tightly and make sure that
the lock lever is latched.
A WARNING! Always
make sure that the engine hood is tightly closed on
latch to prevent spontaneous opening of the hood during
vehicle movement.
The movement can only be started with the hood tightly closed.
Cargo body.
Pull up the handle of the lock of the folding panel of the cargo body and fold it
back panel.
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In the reclined position, the rear panel of the cargo box is held with
using two special holders. When closing the cargo box
make sure that the hinged panel lock is securely locked in the closed
position.
A WARNING! It is
strictly forbidden to overload the car!
Car overload is not only one of the main causes

accelerated wear of parts, but also can lead to various
unforeseen incidents.
Power windows. The power windows can only be

operated if the ignition key is set to
position 'ON'.
By means of the corresponding switch it is possible to raise or

roll down car door glass.
1. Driver's door power window switch.
2. Power window switch, left rear door.
3. Power window switch, right rear door.
4. Right front door power window switch.
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5. Interlock switch.
6. The switch of system of the central blocking of door locks.
A WARNING! Before
closing the windows, make sure that none of the passengers stick their hands or other parts out through the window.
body. Do not leave children inside the cabin without adult supervision, as they can use the switches.
Switches on the driver's door.

1. Up. 2. Down. 3. Down. 4. Down to the stop.
From the driver's seat, you can control the opening and closing of the windows of all doors
car. To do this, use the button of the corresponding switch. To lower the window, the switch
button is pressed; to raise the window, it is raised.
If the switch button on the driver's power window control panel is pressed or pulled all the way out, the window
corresponding side door will automatically fully open or close.
To stop the window movement, slightly press or lift the button in the opposite direction.
Power window switch on the passenger door. The power window switch on the passenger door
is designed to open or close the window only
this door.
To lower the window, the switch button is pressed; to raise the window, it rises.
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Passenger door window lock.

Using the lock switch on the driver's door panel, you can
disable the power window switch buttons on all
passenger doors of the car (with the exception of the switch block on
driver's door). The switches are unlocked
by pressing the lock switch button again.
A WARNING! Children
should not be allowed to play with the switch buttons
window regulators, as this results in a limb or head
the child may be caught in the glass of the door. If during
there are children in the car, it is recommended to block
passenger door window switches.
In frosty weather, before turning on the power windows, you must

make sure that the glasses do not freeze to the surface of the seals
glass. Turning on the power windows in such conditions may
cause the power window winding to burn out.
Window regulators with manual drive.

If the vehicle is equipped with manual power windows
the drive, opening and closing of glasses is made by rotation of the handle
power window located on the inner panel of the door.
Turning the knob in a clockwise direction produces

opening the glass, counterclockwise - closing the glass.
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Control switches.
Switch for headlights and turn signals.

1. All headlights and signal lights are off. 2.
Parking lights, license plate light, backlight
dashboard. 3. The
headlights are on, the other lights are also on.
ATTENTION
If the engine is not running, do not leave headlights and signals
turned on for a long time in order to avoid significant
battery discharge. When it rains or while washing the car on
reflectors of headlights and lights, condensation may form, similarly
how it forms on window glass in wet weather. Is not
related to the performance of the vehicle. As a result
heating from the lamps after turning on the headlights and lights, the condensate will evaporate. If
moisture will accumulate inside the lamps themselves, it is necessary
contact an authorized service station
Great Wall vehicles for inspection and repair.
Headlight switch (high beam / low beam). If the car's headlights are on,
each time you pull
headlight switch lever in a horizontal plane in the direction
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steering wheel, the high beam switches to low beam (or the low beam switches to high beam).
When the high beam is on, the high beam indicator on the dashboard lights up.
Turn signals / change lanes.

When the turn signal is turned on (if the ignition key is set to
'ON' position), the corresponding signal lamp flashes. At
This also causes the corresponding turn signal indicator to flash.
on the dashboard.
Turn signal. When
performing a normal turn, the lever switches to position 1. After the
maneuver is completed, the lever automatically returns to its original position.
position. In many cases this does not happen due to
small steering angle. In this case, the switch can
return to the original position manually.
Change signal. When

changing lanes, the lever switches to position 2 and
held by hand. After the lever is released, the switch
returns to its original position.
Wiper control switch and

windshield washer. If the ignition key is set to
the 'ON' or 'ACC' position, you can
turn on the windscreen wipers and washer.
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The operation of the windscreen wipers and washer is carried out by moving the switch lever.
Windscreen wipers.
1. Single activation.
2. Off.
3. Activation of the operating mode at specified intervals. 4.
Slow mode. 5. Fast mode.
With the adjusting ring on the switch lever, you can

set the wiper interval between 7 and 13 seconds.
By turning the ring clockwise, the wiper switching interval

decreases, counterclockwise increases.
Windshield washer. Pulling the switch

lever towards you activates the washer, which sprays a cleaning solution
onto the windshield.
When the windshield washer is activated, the wipers

turn on automatically.
ATTENTION
When you turn on the washer in frosty weather, the sprayed detergent
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the solution can freeze on the windshield, thereby creating

obstruction to the view. In this case, before turning on the washer
it is necessary to heat the glass with a condensate remover or
glass heater.
ATTENTION
If frost forms on the glass or foreign objects get in that may interfere with the movement of the wipers, you must immediately turn off the wipers
to prevent burnout of the electric drive winding. Upon detection
such obstacles, stop the car in a safe place, turn off the ignition and remove foreign objects from the glass.
objects, ensuring the normal functioning of the windshield wipers.
Do not run windshield wipers on a dry windshield. This may cause scratches and abrasions on
glass surface or premature wear of the wiper blades.
In frosty weather, before turning on the windshield wipers, make sure that they are not frozen to the surface of the windshield. Switching on
windshield wipers that have frozen to the glass surface can lead to burnout of the wiper motor winding.
It is not recommended to leave the windshield washer on for more than 20 seconds. Do not turn on the washer without
liquids in the tank. Failure to follow these rules can lead to burnout of the device's electric drive winding.
It is recommended to regularly check the presence of fluid in the washer reservoir and top it up in a timely manner to the required level. IN
frosty weather, it is necessary to add a special anti-freeze solution to the washing solution to prevent the formation of icy
plugs in the washer reservoir, which can lead not only to disruption of the glass washing function, but also to failure of parts of the system
due to shrinkage.
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Adjustment of forward headlights with the electric drive.

When you turn on the headlights, the switch automatically turns on
headlight angle adjustment. Headlight height adjustable by turning the wheel
switch.
Position 0: the driver and passenger are in the cabin, the car
fully loaded.
Position 1: only the driver is in the cabin, the car is not loaded.
Position 2: The load mass is approximately 150 kg.
Position 3: The load mass is approximately 300 kg. Position
4: The load mass is approximately 500 kg. Note: the load in
the car body must be centered
cargo area and securely fastened. Only after this can
adjust the height of the headlights, choosing the most suitable of the five positions listed.
Alarm switch.
If an emergency occurs while driving, stop
car, set it to the parking brake, then press the button for this
circuit breaker by turning on a flashing alarm warning others
drivers. When the alarm is activated, all turn signals start flashing. This switch operates
independently of the general lighting switch. A WARNING! When the vehicle is stopped
after an emergency or
during towing, make sure that the vehicle is stopped within

outside the lane. When driving on a highway, and especially on a high-speed
on a freeway, the hazard warning flasher should only be activated as a last resort.
Driving on such roads at too low a speed can result in
serious motor vehicle accidents. With the emergency
turn signals cannot be used for their intended purpose.
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Switch for adjusting the brightness of the instrument panel illumination.

When you turn on the headlights and side lights, it turns on at the same time
car dashboard lighting.
The backlight intensity can be adjusted using the rotary

regulator. By turning the adjuster wheel clockwise, the brightness
backlight increases, counterclockwise - decreases.
Air conditioning system.
Instructions for use. 1. Only 12V

mains can be used to provide electrical power to this air conditioning system.
direct current.
2. Do not dismantle the A/C control unit assembly to avoid damage to the system.
3. In the event of a failure or damage, system diagnostics and repairs should only be performed by a qualified technician.
staff.
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1. Rotary switch for temperature adjustment. 2. Temperature adjustment rotary switch indicator. 3. The switch of modes of air circulation
in salon. 4. Rotary damper switch for air direction control. 5. Rotary switch indicator for air direction control damper. 6. Air conditioner
switch button. 7. Indicator
air conditioner switch. 8. Rotary switch indicator for blower outlet air flow adjustment. 9. Swivel
air flow control switch at the blower outlet. 10. Rear window heating switch. 11. Indicator
rear window defroster switch.
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Rotary damper switch for airflow direction control. 1. Rotary switch for
temperature control damper.
The rotary switch of the airflow direction control damper (4) is designed to change the direction of movement of the air
flow through the channels of the air conditioning system. When the switch knob is turned to each subsequent position, the indicator
switch (5) is installed opposite the graphic designation of the corresponding direction on the front panel of the unit
air conditioner control. After turning the knob, the direction of blowing is immediately set, corresponding to
the designation indicated by the indicator (5) on the switch handle.
Scheme for switching modes of blowing.
Meanings of the corresponding graphic symbols:
“on the face” ÿ “on the face and on the legs” ÿ “on the legs” ÿ “on the legs and windshield” ÿ “on the windshield”.
The blower mode "on the face" is used to cool the air and ventilate the passenger compartment.
The blower mode "on the face and on the legs" is used to cool and warm the air in the cabin.
The blower mode "on feet" is used to warm the air in the cabin.
The blower mode "to the feet and the windshield" is used to warm the air in the cabin and remove condensation or frost from the surface
windshield.
The windshield blower mode is used to remove frost, moisture or condensation from the surface of the windshield.
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2. Rotary switch for adjusting the air flow at the outlet of the blower.
The rotary switch for adjusting the air flow at the outlet of the blower (9) is designed to adjust the intensity of blowing on
outlet air vents. Each time the switch knob is turned, the indicator (8) located on it is set opposite a certain value of the blowing intensity
(from 0 to 4). After completing the turn of the knob, immediately
the air flow rate is set corresponding to the value of the blowing intensity, which is indicated by the indicator (8) on
switch handle.
There are five positions for adjusting the intensity of the blower, namely:
"0" - in this position the blower is off (similar to the "OFF" position of the device switch). "1" - the position of the
minimum intensity of blowing, at which the air flow is approximately 30% of the maximum value. "2" - the position of low blowing intensity, at
which the air flow is approximately 50% of the maximum value. "3" - the position of increased blowing intensity, at which the air flow is
approximately 70% of the maximum value. "4" - the position of high airflow intensity, at which the maximum air flow at the blower outlet is set.
3. Rotary damper switch for temperature control.
The temperature control damper rotary switch (1) is used to adjust the temperature inside the passenger compartment. At
turning this switch, the indicator (2) on its handle can be set in the blue or red range of the temperature scale
on the front panel of the air conditioning control unit.
Wherein:
The blue range of the temperature scale corresponds to the air cooling mode. If the switch knob is moved to the far left
position (lower edge of the arc of the blue segment of the scale), the maximum cooling mode is set.
The red range of the temperature scale corresponds to the air heating mode. If the switch knob is moved to the extreme
right position (lower edge of the arc of the red segment of the scale), the maximum heating mode is set.
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4. Air conditioner switch.
The air conditioner switch (6) is designed to turn the air conditioning system on and off. When the system is turned on
the indicator (7) on the switch button lights up. In the following situations, pressing the switch button does not turn on
air conditioning compressor, and, accordingly, the indicator on the button does not light up:
- If there is no R134a refrigerant in the system, or the amount of refrigerant is insufficient to create the pressure required for
normal functioning of the system.
- If the blower is off.
5. The switch of modes of air circulation in salon.
The slide switch of the air circulation modes in the passenger compartment (3) is designed to switch the modes of air intake supplied inside
the vehicle interior. Switches between outdoor air intake and indoor closed air mode.
air circulation in the cabin.
If this switch is set to , the air intake outside the car is blocked, and inside the passenger compartment
the same air circulates. Accordingly, if the switch is set to the air intake position, and fresh outside air , the damper of the external
enters the cabin.
ATTENTION
In order to avoid unforeseen incidents, do not set the internal closed air circulation in the cabin to
long time. If necessary, turn on this mode for a short time, and at the first opportunity switch
in outdoor air intake mode.
The main points of operation and maintenance of the air conditioning system. 1. Check
and clean the system condenser surface at least once a month. The ingress of dirt and foreign objects into
the surface of the condenser reduces the efficiency of the system as a whole.
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2. Check the amount of HFC134a refrigerant in the air conditioning system annually, as well as the system itself for leaks. Check the hoses and pipes of the line,
as well as the cable bar of the system for damage.
3. Procedure for checking the refrigerant.
but. Start the car engine and adjust the speed to 1500 rpm. b. Set the air conditioning system to the
maximum cooling mode and keep it running in this mode for several minutes. in. Check the amount of refrigerant in the system visually through the inspection hole
in the tank.
If a refrigerant flow is observed in the inspection hole, in which gas bubbles are continuously formed, this is a sign of
insufficient amount of refrigerant in the system. If there are no gas bubbles in the flow, two options are possible - the amount
refrigerant in the system is either normal or excessive. In this case, it is necessary to continue the test: turn off the compressor and
check the formation of gas bubbles in the refrigerant after switching off. If the refrigerant observed through the viewing window immediately after turning off the
compressor becomes a homogeneous transparent state, and there are no gas bubbles in it, then the system is charged with an excess amount of refrigerant. If
immediately after turning off the compressor in the refrigerant, first
bubbles are formed, which gradually disappear, and a homogeneous transparent liquid is formed, which means that the amount of refrigerant in
system is normal.
ATTENTION
Insufficient amount of refrigerant in the system leads to reduced cooling efficiency. If a leak is found in
the air conditioning system, you must immediately contact an authorized car service station
Great Wall for inspection and repair. After repairing the leak, top up the system with the required amount of refrigerant. It is necessary to
strictly control the amount of charging - an excess amount of refrigerant in the system also leads to a sharp
decrease in cooling efficiency. In addition, this increases the likelihood of damage to the compressor, as well as the formation of
cracks and breaks in the system.
If the air conditioning system does not cool the air with the expected efficiency, first of all, it is necessary to check
correct assembly and installation of the system, then check the condition of the fuses. It is also necessary to check
possible activation of the protective mode by the system. If, as a result of the inspection, no deviations from the normal
state, turn off the car engine, after a while turn it on and repeat the system test. If the fact of having
fault cannot be definitely confirmed or denied, contact an authorized station
maintenance of Great Wall vehicles for inspection.
If it is possible to definitely establish the presence of a malfunction, also contact an authorized technical service station.
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Great Wall vehicle service for repairs by qualified technicians.
Some features of ventilation control. 1. If the car has

been parked for a long time
exposed to direct sunlight in hot weather,
before driving, it is necessary to ventilate the interior by opening all windows
for a few minutes. This will remove hot air from
cabin, resulting in the air conditioning system faster
cool it down to the set temperature. 2.
It is necessary to check the air intake grill located in
front of the windshield for
blockage due to the ingress of foreign
objects (for example, tree leaves or snow). 3. In wet
weather with the air conditioning on
do not direct the air flow from the deflectors to
windscreen, as a result of the temperature difference between
the inner and outer surface of the glass is
accelerated formation of surface condensate. 4. Do
not place objects under the front seat that interfere with the full
circulation of air in
car interior.
5. In frosty weather, set the fan speed
to the "HI" (high) mode for a few minutes to remove moisture and
snow from the outside air entering the cabin. This
allow to slow down the formation of condensate on the surface
car windows.
6. When driving on a muddy road, at a close distance from
the vehicle in front, or on a dusty
road or in strong winds, it is recommended to turn on the mode
closed internal air circulation in the cabin to avoid
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penetration of external dust together with air inside

salon.
Steering system.
Steering wheel angle adjustment (if equipped).
Move the lock lever up, then while moving the steering column
up or down, set it to the desired position and fix
steering wheel using the same lever.
A WARNING! Do not adjust

the tilt of the steering wheel while
vehicle movement.
Hydraulic power steering system. When the engine is off, the hydraulic power
steering does not function, in this case, to turn the wheel
steering requires a lot of effort. This factor is especially important to consider when towing a car. Should always
remember: turning off the engine while the car is moving is not allowed.
ATTENTION
It is not recommended to hold the steering wheel in the fully turned out position (right or left turn) in
for more than 5 sec. to avoid damage to the hydraulic booster pump due to insufficient lubrication.
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Antenna.
To improve the quality of radio reception, extend the antenna to
full length.
Rear view mirrors.

Adjustment of rear-view mirrors (with electric drive).
1. Mirror selection switch. 2. Position adjustment switch
mirrors.
Adjustment of position of external rear-view mirrors is made with
using an electric drive controlled by buttons on the panel
driver's door switches. If the mirror select switch
shifted to the left, you can adjust the position of the outside rearview mirror
view from the driver's side. The mirror position is adjusted with
using the pushbutton switch in four directions - up, down, left, right.
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When the mirror select switch is set to the right position, you can adjust the position of the outside rearview mirror using
right side of the car.
A WARNING! Before
driving, check the position of all rear-view mirrors installed on the vehicle. Mirror adjustment
rear view while driving distracts the driver's attention.
Adjustment of rear-view mirrors (with manual drive). 1. Up. 2. Down. 3.

Left. 4. Right.
Manual adjustment of the angle of the mirror in two planes.
Folding outside rear-view mirrors. To fold the outside

rearview mirror, just push it backwards.
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Rearview mirror inside the cabin.

1. At night. 2. During daylight hours.
Selecting the "dark time" position allows you to reduce on the mirror
glare from the headlights of cars following behind.
ATTENTION
The “dark time” position is recommended to be selected only when
necessary, as sharpness deteriorates in this position.
reflections of objects located behind the car.
Armchairs.
1. Driver's seat. 2. Front passenger seat. 3. Passenger
armchair.
Adjusting the horizontal position of the seat

front seat. To adjust
the horizontal position of the front seat
manually pull out the lever located under the front edge of the seat, then
forcefully move the chair to the desired position forward or
back. Then release the adjustment lever. The chair will
fixed in a given position.
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A WARNING! When
adjusting the position of the seat, make sure that the arms and legs of all passengers are at the highest possible
distance from the chair. If your hands or feet touch the chair during the adjustment process, it may cause injury to your limbs. Each
time after the adjustment of the chair position is completed, check the security of its fixation. Position adjustment
the driver's seat while driving is not allowed.
Adjusting the angle of the backrest of the front seat. A

WARNING! Of great importance for ensuring safety and
reducing the risk of injury as a result of accidents or sudden braking are
seat belts. Therefore, you should not recline the back of the chair too far back. Optimal
seat belts are only effective at certain seat back angles. If the seat back is reclined
too far back, the seat belt may slip off the passenger's body. When trying to adjust the backrest angle
driver's seat while the vehicle is in motion, unexpected movement of the seat is possible, which can lead to loss of
driving driver.
To manually adjust the backrest angle of the front seat

use the lever located on the side of each
armchairs. Adjust the angle of the chair back according to the weight of the body, after
to release the lever. The backrest of the chair will be fixed in the set
position.
To prevent damage to the seat belt mechanism when

when adjusting the angle of the backrest of the chair, make sure that in
during the adjustment process, the seat belts themselves and their locks did not touch
chair backs.
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Head restraints.
Height adjustment.
The height adjustment of the headrests is

so that the center of the head restraint is approximately at eye level. This position of the headrest
ensures maximum efficiency.
protection against injury in emergency situations.
If the height of the passenger is too tall and the adjustment range
the headrest is not large enough to fit at eye level
passenger, simply set the head restraint to the maximum
possible height.
To raise the head restraint, simply pull it up.
To lower the head restraint, press the release buttons as shown.

arrows in the illustration and press the head restraint down.
After completing the adjustment of the head restraint, press it to check that it is securely locked. Headrest removal. To remove the head restraint,
press the head restraint height adjustment buttons and pull the head restraint completely out of the backrest.
armchairs.
To install the head restraint, you must first align its guide rods with the holes in the seat back, and then
press the release buttons and insert the headrest into the back of the chair. The height of
the head restraint can be adjusted as shown in the illustrations in this manual. During adjustment
the height of the head restraint, care must be taken not to pull it completely out of the back of the chair. A WARNING! The protective function of the head
restraints is only ensured by fine adjustment of their position.
Do not put any objects between the back and the back of the chair, otherwise between the headrest and the back of the head
a gap is formed, and the effectiveness of the protective function of the head restraints is reduced.
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After completing the head restraint adjustment, check

the position of the release button as shown in the figure. When lifting
head restraint, make sure that the release button is not
pulled away from the back of the chair.
A WARNING! Incorrect
adjustment of the position of the head restraints or their full
absence are factors of increased risk of injury in
emergency situations. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure accurate
position of the head restraints while the vehicle is in motion to avoid
severe injuries that may result from
accidents due to improper adjustment.
ATTENTION
The size of the headrests for the front and rear seats are not the same. Therefore, during installation, care must be taken to ensure that each
the head restraint is in the correct position to reduce the risk of injury in an accident.
Car interior lighting.
Reading lamps.
1. On 2. Off
If you need to illuminate an object, press the switch button located on the corresponding side. enough to
turn off the backlight.
press the switch button again.
A WARNING! If the vehicle

engine is not running when the reading lamp is turned on, the battery is consumed. Therefore, when
leaving the salon
vehicle, the interior lighting must be turned off completely.
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Ceiling lamp interior lighting.

1. On 2. From the door. 3. Off
If it is necessary to illuminate the entire interior, install a switch

interior lamps to the 'ON' position. If the switch
set to 'DOOR' (door), interior lighting
turns on when the side door is open or not tightly closed
car.
A WARNING! If, when

the interior lamp is turned on, the engine
the car does not work, the battery power is consumed. Therefore, when leaving the
car, you must
completely turn off the interior lighting.
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Car interior equipment.
Sunshield.
To protect your eyes from direct sunlight, you can lower
Sunshield.
The sun visor can also be unfolded and lowered onto the door
glass.
A WARNING! Must be
returned after use
sun visor to its original position. The visor can
limit the view to some extent.
To use the vanity mirror, the sun visor on the passenger side
must be lowered.
sides.
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Storage box.
1. Opening the lock.
2. Closing the lock. 3.
Pull and open. 4. Open.
A WARNING! Even if a
front seat passenger has fastened their seat belt, an open glove box in an accident
could cause injury.
serious injury. Therefore, when driving a car, you need to make sure
that the glove box is tightly closed.
Cigarette lighter.
If the ignition key is set to the 'ON' or 'ACC' position, you can
use a cigarette lighter.
Cigarette lighter after heating to sufficient temperature automatically

returns to its original position. At the same time, a click is heard.
After that, the cigarette lighter can be removed from the socket and used according to
appointment.
After use, insert the cigarette lighter into the socket in the original
position.
It is not recommended to unnecessarily remove the cigarette lighter from the socket during
prevent foreign objects from entering the socket, which could
lead to a short circuit.
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ATTENTION
Do not touch the surface of the heater and the body of the cigarette lighter to avoid burns. Only hold the cigarette lighter
handle.
To avoid burns, do not allow children to turn on or play with the cigarette lighter.
If the cigarette lighter does not return to its original position within 30 seconds after being pressed, then a malfunction has occurred.
Excessively long heating of the cigarette lighter may cause a fire. If the cigarette lighter does not return to its original
position automatically, it must be removed manually, after which contact an authorized technical service station.
Do not forcibly hold the cigarette lighter in the heating position, and also insert cigarette lighters from other
cars. Failure to do so may result in overheating of the cigarette lighter and a fire.
Connecting other devices to the cigarette lighter socket may damage it and weaken the contact between the cigarette lighter and the
nest walls.
Ashtray.
If necessary, the ashtray is pulled out of the nest. After
use is inserted into the socket manually.
Removing the ashtray.
Pull the ashtray out as far as it will go, then press it down slightly
spring plate, then remove the ashtray completely.
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Installing the ashtray in place.
Reinstall the ashtray by inserting it in two directions at the same time.

guides on both sides of the ashtray.
A WARNING! Fire safety

measures.
1. Do not use the ashtray to store rubbish.
2. Close the ashtray only after the cigarette is completely

extinguished.
Additional power supply socket.

The auxiliary power supply socket can be used after
setting the ignition key to the 'ON' or 'ACC' position.
ATTENTION
When connecting an electrical appliance, make sure that it is
rated operating voltage is 12V, and the power consumption is not
exceeds 120W. In addition, it should be taken into account that
continuous operation of electrical appliances with the engine off
vehicle may drain the battery.
If the socket is not in use, it must be covered with a protective

lid to prevent foreign objects from entering
can lead not only to a deterioration in contact, but also to a short
closure.
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Cap and hatch of the filler neck of the fuel tank.

To open the fuel filler hatch, you must
pull the lever located on the side of the driver's seat.
Turn the fuel filler cap in the direction

counterclockwise and remove the cover.
After refueling is complete, close the filler cap by turning it clockwise until it
clicks into place. After
close the fuel tank door.
A WARNING! Under
certain conditions, fuel may ignite and explode. Before refueling, you
must turn off the car engine, while
near the machine it is forbidden to smoke, make open fire, use
sparking objects.
ATTENTION
To replace the filler cap, purchase only branded
products of the Great Wall corporation. The lid is equipped with a valve
safety in strict accordance with the parameters of the fuel
car exhaust systems and systems. Using other lids
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may cause malfunctions and cause

injuries.
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_________________________________________________________________________________________________Security systems
Security systems.
Seat belts.
Recommendations for the use of seat belts in car seats. Our company strongly recommends that all
drivers and passengers use the provided design at all times.
seat belts. To ensure maximum effectiveness of the protective action of the seat belts, please observe
the precautions listed below. Failure to follow these rules could result in serious injury resulting from an accident.
or sudden braking of the vehicle. Therefore, it is necessary to periodically check the condition of the seat belt mechanism. If during
checks will reveal a malfunction of the mechanism, you must immediately contact an authorized technical station
Children.
The company recommends placing children only in the back seat of the car and be sure to fasten them with seat belts. Accident statistics
show that seat belted children in the back seat are at a significant
a safer position than children placed in the front seat.
Children should not be allowed to stand up or jump on the seat. You should not sit the child on your shoulders or hold him on your lap, as
how, in the event of an accident, he can be pinned down between the adult on whose shoulders or knees he sits and internal surfaces
inside the car, or get other injuries.
Small people and teenagers.
If it turns out that when placing a small person or a teenager in the front seat, the seat belt touches his neck
or a person, you can recline the seat back to the appropriate angle until you reach the optimal and comfortable position of the fastened
seat belt.
Pregnant women.
It is strongly recommended that you also fasten your seat belts. More detailed recommendations for determining the optimal
provisions can be obtained from the supervising physician.
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Disabled people.
It is strongly recommended to fasten seat belts. More detailed recommendations for determining the optimal position
can be obtained from the attending physician.
A WARNING! The design

of the seat belts is designed in such a way as to hold the passenger's chest while driving. Therefore, when adjusting the position of the belts, they
must pass through the chest and shoulders of the passenger, without slipping onto the abdominal
part. Improper seat belt adjustment and tension can cause serious injury. The passenger should not move or hold the seat belt while
driving, as this may affect
normal operation of the belt locking mechanism as a whole or adjustment of the locking mechanism.
In general, to meet the safety design requirements, the belt should be fastened as tightly as possible, providing
with sufficient mobility and comfort. The protective effectiveness of a loose belt is greatly reduced. Necessary
make sure that slippery substances, oils, and chemically active substances do not get on the seat belts, especially
battery fluid containing acid. Belts can only be cleaned using aqueous solutions of neutral detergents.
funds. In the event of cracks, tears or abrasions on the seat belt, as well as contact with active chemical
the belt must be replaced.
If the belt has been subjected to a sharp strong impact, it is necessary to replace the belt assembly with the mechanism, even if there are no obvious
outward signs of failure.
The seat belt must not be twisted.

Generally speaking, a separate seat belt must be used for each passenger. Using the belt for
Fastening multiple children in the same seat at the same time is associated with an increased risk.
After any significant impact on the seat belt mechanism, contact the
Authorized Great Wall Vehicle Service Center for inspection. Estimated service
should include checking the belt return mechanism and locking mechanism, checking the belt itself for wear and
mechanical damage, as well as the possibility of normal functioning of the entire system. If during the verification process
damage or deviations from the normal functioning of the mechanisms are detected, it is necessary to check also the remaining
the mechanisms of the vehicle's seat belts, including those not directly involved during the collision.
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Seat belt adjustment at the waist and shoulders.

Adjust the position of the front seat if necessary. In the process of adjustment
seat belts sit upright in the chair.
Firmly hold the metal buckle of the seat belt with your hand.
Throw the seat belt over the shoulders and lower back, at the same time aligning
metal belt buckle with a corresponding socket located on the side
side of the chair seat. Insert the belt buckle into the socket until it clicks, then check
security of the seat belt.
1. The belt must not slip off the shoulder. 2. The highest position.
Adjust the position of the lap and shoulder sections of the seat belt.
Seat belt shoulder height.
The height of the shoulder part of the seat belt is adjustable in five positions. For
moving the fastening mechanism up or down, you must press the lock button
mechanism for fastening the shoulder part of the seat belt.
After adjusting the position of the shoulder part of the seat belt, the belt through the buckle
is passed along the passenger's belt and fastened in the fastening socket on the side of the seat. Wherein
it is necessary to ensure that the belt tension is such that in the event of an accident, the passenger will not
slipped out of the seat belt.
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Unfastening the waist and shoulder parts of the seat belt.

To unfasten the seat belt, press the release button on the seat
belt attachment. After pressing the button, the belt should automatically rewind. Hold
the belt buckle until the belt is fully
coiled. At the same time, make sure that the fastener does not touch passengers and various objects in
salon. Before closing the vehicle doors, make sure that all
seat belts are in a coiled state, and metal buckles do not stick out
outward, otherwise the seat belt mechanism may be damaged.
A WARNING! The seat

belt anchor point is located below the passenger's thigh to reduce the risk of injury, especially when
accidents. The seat belt then covers the passenger's thigh. The
simultaneous use of one seat belt by several passengers is not allowed. When fastened with one belt
the safety of several passengers is not provided with the necessary level of protection in the event of a collision or sudden braking.
ATTENTION
Do not twist the seat belt or bend the belt anchors to avoid damage to the mechanism. The seat belt cannot fully guarantee
the safety of the driver or passenger in the event of an accident. Loose belt
safety may cause more serious injury in an emergency. Do not move the shoulder strap
down to the chest and elbows. This increases the likelihood of injury in an accident and aggravates their severity. If the child seat
belt is too close to the face and neck, adjust the seat and child to
seat in such a way as to ensure the most optimal position of the seat belt. The return mechanism
only locks the seat belt in the event of hard braking or a collision. In other cases, he
restricts the passenger's freedom of action.
For a tighter fastening of children to the car seat, seat belts on each passenger seat are equipped
additional tightening mechanisms. Once the seat belt has been pulled to its full length, this mechanism allows
only tightening the belt. Except when the child is in a special child safety seat, the belt will not
must be extended to its full length. If the belt has been pulled out to its full length, it must be ensured that after use
it was completely rolled up for later use by other passengers.
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Lap belt with locking mechanism in the middle of the rear seat (without automatic winder
belt).
What should you pay attention to when using seat belts? Sit straight, leaning on the
back of the chair.
Pull out the rear seat lap belt. Put it in front of you. Adjust length. After that carefully
pass it along the lower back and insert the metal clasp into the socket until it is fully fixed.
Position the seat belt so that it runs around your waist and below shoulder level. Then pull the adjustable bottom
part of the belt. Align the metal buckle of the belt with the fastening socket, and then adjust the tension of the belt. correct
the position and tension of the belt eliminate the possibility of the passenger slipping out of the belt in an accident.
To unfasten the seat belt, press the button on the locking socket.
Rules for the safe operation of the restraint for infants.
When getting into the car, place the baby in a special restraint. Do not hold the child on your lap. Even the most
a strong adult person is not able to withstand the impact of an accident, so in such a situation, in the event of a collision, a child may
to be pressed by an adult to the inner surface of the car. In addition, the child and adult should not be
fastened with one seat belt.
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Great Wall Corporation strongly recommends placing an infant restraint in the back seat of a vehicle. While the children
are in infancy, in the car they must be under the supervision of adults. Motor transport statistics
accidents shows that the level of safety in the case of a rear seat restraint is significantly
higher than the front. Incorrect placement of an infant in a car dramatically increases the risk and severity of injuries sustained in crashes.
Infants.
Great Wall Corporation recommends that infants be placed in vehicles only in restraints. limiter
is selected according to the specific configuration of the car interior and is installed strictly in accordance with the instructions attached to it
manufacturer's instructions.
Teenagers.
Children who cannot be placed in the restraints must be fastened with seat belts.
Great Wall Corporation recommends that children be placed in the rear seat only when possible. Motor transport statistics
accidents shows that the level of safety in the case of placing children in the rear seat is significantly higher than in the front.
If the child's seat belt is too close to the face and neck, you can use a padded
additional seat (purchased separately). This seat allows the child to sit higher so that the belts
security passed below shoulder level. The underlay seat should be selected according to the design of the car seats. Once the child has grown and the harness is below
shoulder level, use of the padded seat should be
stop.
Pregnant women.
The Great Wall Corporation recommends that pregnant women wear a seat belt and get additional
recommendations from the attending physician. In this case, the belt should run as low as possible at shoulder level, but should not run across
lower back.
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Wounded.
The 'Great Wall' Corporation recommends that the injured must be strapped in with a seat belt. The order in which the belts are used depends on
the specific nature of the injury, in any case, it is preferable to use the recommendations of a doctor.
Seat belt care. To clean seat belts,

use neutral water solutions or special detergents for cleaning carpets and
fabrics. The detergent is applied to the surface of the belt, after which it is cleaned with a brush or cloth. The rollers are also cleaned
fastening and locking the belt. Cleaning agent and moisture must be completely removed from the belt surface. After that dry belt
you can wind.
If dust has got into the shoulder strap attachment mechanism, which interferes with the free movement of the belt, it is necessary to clean the attachment with
with a clean, dry cloth.
It is also necessary to periodically check the condition of all metal elements of the seat belt mechanism - fasteners, locks, return mechanism, hinges.
If the inspection reveals excessive wear, play, or any other indication of
failure of any of the elements of the mechanism, as well as the belt itself, it is necessary to replace the entire mechanism assembly.
Airbag system (installed by special order).

Relationship between seat belts and airbag system. The airbag system belongs to the
auxiliary limited safety systems of the car. If the driver and
passengers are not wearing seat belts, the airbag system alone cannot ensure their effective
protection in an emergency. Therefore, both the driver and passengers must wear seat belts without fail. The use of seat belts can reduce the risk of injury
and the severity of injuries not only in the event of a frontal
collisions, but also in the case of side impacts and other collisions that occur with a car in an accident.
A WARNING! To reduce
the chance of injury in the event of an accident or sudden braking of the vehicle, all
passengers inside the vehicle, including children and pregnant women, must wear seat belts
safety while driving.
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Airbags are an auxiliary security system.
As is obvious even from the name itself, airbags are actually nothing more than an auxiliary device. When
frontal collision of a car, airbags reduce the impact in combination with seat belts and
evenly distribute the impact force on the head and torso of the driver and passenger. If the driver and passenger are not wearing seat belts
seat belts as instructed, the auxiliary safety devices may not provide sufficient
protection level. Therefore, all people inside the car, including the driver himself, must be properly
wearing seat belts while driving.
1. The need to use seat belts. If the vehicle hits an

obstacle while driving at high speed on the highway, it will stop abruptly. But all those who are
inside the cabin, people and objects continue to move by inertia, which leads to injury. This is the main reason why you need to use seat
belts.
2. The effectiveness of the auxiliary airbag system. If a severe frontal collision

occurs with the vehicle, even a seat-belted driver and front seat passenger may
hit your face hard on the steering wheel, windshield or dashboard. In such a situation, the pillow system
safety allows you to significantly reduce the force of impact.
Airbags.
1. Warning indicator of failure of the airbag system. 2. Control device. 3. Passenger side
airbag module in the front seat. 4. Module
airbags on the driver's side. The design of
the airbag system includes the following main elements: 1. The airbag module on the
driver's side, located inside the wheel
steering. 2. Passenger
side airbag module in the front seat, located inside the dashboard opposite
the passenger. 3. Airbag control device installed at the bottom
central control panel.
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4. Warning indicator of failure of the airbag system, warning of the impossibility of normal operation
systems.
5. The control device (electronic unit) performs the function of diagnosing the system. After turning on the ignition, the emergency
The airbag failure indicator flashes six times and then turns off.
If the airbag system is in the normal functional state, the warning light flashes six times, after
which automatically turns off. This switches from the diagnostic mode to the normal monitoring mode.
which constantly monitors the parameters of the current state of the system.
If, after turning the key in the ignition switch to the "ON" position, the airbag failure warning indicator does not
lights up, this is a sign of a malfunction in the system. If the indicator flashes six and one more time, it means that the memory of the electronic
the control unit has a previously defined error associated with a system failure. If the indicator flashes six times and then turns on
constantly, this is the presence of a current malfunction in the system. If the alarm indicator comes on and stays on all the time immediately
after the ignition is turned on, and the brightness of the indicator is higher than normal, this is a sign of a broken connector contact
cable bus of the electronic control unit for the airbag system.
6. The electronic control box has two redundant electrical capacitors that provide electrical power
system in the event of a power failure from the main source as a result of a frontal collision of the vehicle.
Deployment order of the airbag modules.
If the vehicle is subjected to a strong impact, there will be a rapid

inflate and deploy airbags that protect the face, head and chest
driver and passenger. When the airbag modules are deployed, a
characteristic loud sound and white smoke or dusty air suspension is emitted
white.
These phenomena are not symptoms of a malfunction and are related to the inflation technology.
airbags.
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A WARNING! 1.
According to practical observations, even if the airbag modules are deployed normally, the passenger may
suffer injuries such as scratches, burns, or bruises from impact.
2. In the event of a severe blow to any part of the body, a deep scratch or cut, you must immediately seek
medical help.
3. The gas inside the inflated airbag contains some irritating substances, but so small that these substances cannot cause harm to human
health. However, they may affect people suffering from
respiratory diseases or those prone to allergies. Therefore, if the airbag modules are deployed in an accident, if the condition of the vehicle
and the safety criteria of the environment permit, the windows must be opened immediately to
air or get out of the car. In addition, if there is a feeling of discomfort on the skin, in the eyes, in the nose or in the throat, it is necessary
to take a deep breath of fresh air as soon as possible.
Airbags deflate shortly after inflating when deployed to eliminate

obstruct the driver's view, so that if the condition of the car and the situation allow, the driver
can continue driving.
If it is necessary to leave the scene after the accident and the operation of the modules
airbags, fold the airbags and place them back into the modules on the steering wheel
control and dashboard.
A WARNING! 1. After
folding the deflated airbags and placing them in modules, wash your hands with water to avoid skin irritation on
hands.
2. Within 30 minutes after the deployment of the airbags, do not touch the module activator and the surfaces around it.
After the airbag module has been deployed, the actuator and the surrounding surface are heated to a very high temperature, so there is a risk of burns
as a result of touching these surfaces.
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Airbag modules on the driver's side and on the passenger's side in the front seat.
The airbag modules deploy automatically in the event of a severe impact to

the front of the car. Therefore, in combination with seat belts in case of
Proper use of seat belts can greatly reduce
impact on the face, head and chest of the driver and passenger in the front seat, and even
avoid being hit at all.
Airbag modules are nothing more than an auxiliary system that is not
is a functional replacement for the seat belt system.
Passenger's side airbag module in the front seat in the event of an impact
works regardless of the actual presence or absence of a passenger.
1. Frontal collision sector. 2. Approximate value.
The airbag system deploys in the event of a severe frontal impact to the front
car, if the impact force vector is within the shaded sector shown in the figure by arrows.
A WARNING! Failure
to follow the instructions below could result in serious injury or death if
severe frontal collision, even if the airbag modules deploy normally.
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1. It is necessary to correctly adjust the position of the seats and backs of the front seats, respectively, according to the build of the driver and passenger.
2. The driver and passenger must sit upright, in a stable position, so that the driver's torso is on
a certain distance from the steering wheel, and the passenger in the front seat from the dashboard.
3. The driver and all passengers must wear seat belts.
4. Do not lean on the steering wheel or dashboard while driving.
5. Do not place any objects, bags or packages between the driver and the helmsman's wheel
controls, as well as between the passenger in the front seat and the dashboard.
6. While driving, do not lean on the steering column cover and on the dashboard.
7. Do not install a child seat on the front passenger seat.
8. Do not allow children to stand in front of the airbag module, do not seat children on
module cover.
The following are some of the warnings related to the airbag system, as well as detailed information regarding
these warnings.
1. Even if the car is equipped with an airbag system, but the driver and passengers are not wearing seat belts, the risk of injury and severity of injury in the
event of an accident increases dramatically.
This is due to the following reasons:
The airbag system is nothing more than an aid to the safety of the driver and passengers during
movement time. Therefore, the airbag system alone cannot provide an effective level of protection in the event of a severe
frontal impact on the front of the vehicle. In addition, the airbags deflate quickly after deployment and cannot continue to
exert a protective effect.
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If the driver and passengers are not wearing their seat belts or are not fastened properly, not only will the
protective effect when the airbags are deployed, but vice versa, in some situations there are even additional
risk factors. In such situations, the airbags not only do not protect the driver and passenger from impact, but they themselves can inflict
injuries during the operation and opening of the modules, if, for example, the driver or passenger at the time of impact are too close to
steering wheel or dashboard.
If the airbag system failure warning light comes on or flashes while the engine is running, the airbag modules
security may not open even in the event of a severe frontal collision.
The airbag modules will only deploy in the event of a severe frontal impact on the front of the vehicle. Therefore, in
In these cases, if the impact is not strong enough, the airbag system will not respond to the collision.
(one). If the speed of the vehicle at the time of the impact is less than 25 km/h, even if the vehicle is facing forward
with an immovable rigid object resistant to deformation, for example, a concrete wall.
(2). If there is a collision with a narrow, immovable, rigid object that is resistant to deformation, for example, a telegraph
pole or tree trunk.
If the object with which the collision occurs is subjected to deformation

or displaced, this significantly reduces the impact energy, resulting in the speed
movement of the vehicle at the time of the impact, at which the airbags are deployed
security increases accordingly.
(one). For example, airbag modules may not respond to a frontal collision with
stationary vehicle, the mass and dimensions of which approximately correspond to the parameters
of this vehicle.
(2). The airbag system may also fail to deploy in the event of an angled or
impact to the side of the vehicle, even if the speed of the vehicle at the time of impact is high enough.
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In the following situations, the airbag system does not deploy due to
reduce the impact force in a collision.
(one). If this vehicle collides with a truck in front, if

the hood falls under the bottom of the truck body.
(2). When the front of the vehicle collides with an obstacle at an acute angle.
In the following situations, the airbag modules may deploy but not
will be able to provide the necessary protective action when triggered.
(one). When hitting the side or rear of the vehicle.
(2). When the vehicle rolls over or rolls over on its side.
It is also possible for the airbag modules to deploy during the following heavy impacts on the underside of the vehicle.
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(one). When the car hits a road curb.
(2). When the wheels of the car fall into a deep ditch or move through it.
(3). When the wheels or the car body hit the road surface after bouncing on a ledge that forms a springboard.
2. When driving, do not lean on the steering wheel or instrument

panel (airbag installation locations) to avoid serious injury that could result from the
deployment of airbag modules when
strong blow.
3. The airbag system turns on and works only after turning the key to
ignition switch to the "ON" position. If the ignition key is in the position
'LOCK', the airbag modules will not deploy even in the event of a collision
or a strong blow to the vehicle.
4. Objects located between the driver's torso and the steering wheel or passenger's torso on the front
seat and dashboard can cause serious injury in the event of a vehicle collision because the modules
airbags, when triggered, will not be able to open properly.
5. If the driver or passenger in the front seat, while driving, holds his hand on the steering column cover or on the instrument
panel, he could be seriously injured by the airbag modules deployed in a frontal collision.
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Basic safety warnings. 1. Do not wash the interior surfaces

of the car interior with water and washing powder.
Substances contained inside the gas air bag actuator are toxic and flammable. Therefore,
when these substances come into contact with
water, acids or heavy metals are more likely to
a chemical reaction may occur, releasing toxic or flammable
substances.
If there is a release of gas from the gas activator, immediately open the windows of the car and
ventilate the interior with fresh air, then contact an authorized station
maintenance of Great Wall vehicles for the dismantling of a faulty and installation of a new serviceable airbag system
safety assembly.
2. The airbag system will also not be able to function properly if

module cover damaged. Therefore, one should not unnecessarily
open the covers of the airbag modules or expose them to
which may damage the covers.
3. Do not wax the surface of the horn panel on the steering wheel
and dashboard, do not stick labels or similar self-adhesive objects on them
to avoid interfering with the deploying airbags when deployed
modules.
4. Do not install decorative covers or stick decorative objects on the surface of the wheel horn panel
steering and dashboard. Since airbag modules are installed under these surfaces, objects stuck to these surfaces may come off and fly around
the vehicle when the modules are deployed, causing
driver and passengers may be seriously injured.
5. Do not place any objects on the dashboard. All items stowed in the glove box must be inside a closed
drawer and must not protrude.
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Violation of this rule may lead to the impossibility or difficulty of operation

airbag modules in a frontal collision, or to what is wrong
placed objects will scatter around the car after the airbags are deployed
safety, which could result in serious injury to the driver and passengers.
6. Do not attach decorative ornaments to the inside of the windshield and

on the rearview mirror inside the cabin. These items after opening the pillows
safety will scatter throughout the vehicle interior, as a result of which the driver and passengers may
get seriously injured.
7. Do not place an umbrella or similar object on the dashboard. Such items can cause additional injury to the front seat passenger if the airbag module deploys.
8. Do not tap the horn panel on the steering wheel, instrument panel or surrounding surfaces with your hand. At
In a strong impact, the airbag modules may deploy and deploy.
9. In case of repair or maintenance, be sure to notify the authorized station

Great Wall Vehicle Service that the vehicle is equipped with an airbag system.
Failure to comply with the requirements of the rules, warnings and notes given in the operation manual, as well as in the manual for
repair and maintenance services issued by Great Wall may result in serious injury, loss of life and
damage to vehicle systems.
10. Always remember that the car has an airbag system.
When reselling a car, be sure to inform the new owner that this car is equipped with an airbag system
security.
11. Do not use airbag modules for purposes other than their intended purpose. Airbag modules
are only part of the safety aid system.
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Problems and questions most frequently encountered in the operation of auxiliary safety systems
(airbag modules), answers to them and their solutions. 1. If the car
has an airbag system, is it necessary to use seat belts?
The unequivocal answer is, of course, yes. Although airbags provide additional protection when
some motor vehicle accidents, they, firstly, protect only upon impact from one side, and secondly, they are only
an additional safety system for the driver and passengers. They do not provide protection against side impacts, impacts
from behind, multiple impacts, vehicle rollover, etc. Seat belts in combination with airbag modules
provide the maximum level of protection while driving that can be guaranteed by the design of a vehicle equipped with an airbag system. Always make sure
that children are seated correctly inside the vehicle while driving and do not allow children to stand up or jump in the front passenger seat. Do not take children on your
knees and do not sit them on your shoulders during
to prevent children from being seriously injured by the deployment of airbag modules.
2. Can the system be adjusted so that only the airbag module installed with
passenger side in the front seat?
The airbag module sensors on the driver's side and on the passenger's side have the same sensitivity. Therefore, the passenger airbag module will also only deploy in
the event of a severe frontal impact. The impact force that
actuates the driver's side airbag module activator, at the same time causes the module to deploy
airbags on the passenger side.
3. Is it necessary to put a small child in a special seat if the car is equipped with pillow modules
driver side and passenger side security?
If the child is too small to be fastened with seat belts, they must be seated in a special nursery.
chair that restricts movement. In this case, the position of the child will be such that it will be securely fixed on the seat.
rear seat, which provides a significantly higher level of safety compared to placing a child in the front
armchair. Do not place a special seat for a child in the front seat with the child turned backwards, in order to avoid
serious injury if the airbag module deploys. In case it is absolutely necessary to place
a special seat with a child in the front seat, turn the child to face forward and move the front passenger seat as far as possible
further back.
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4. Is it possible for the driver and passenger to be injured as a result of the deployment of the airbag system?
To provide effective protective action, the airbags deploy abruptly with great force. Thereby
airbags can significantly soften the blow, and in some cases even save the life of the driver and passenger. At the same time, in
A blow to the face with an deployed airbag may result in scratches, abrasions and other minor injuries. Significant or multiple
injuries, as a rule, do not happen. If the driver or passenger leans too close to
steering wheel or instrument panel, or directly touches the cover of the air bag module, when
If the system is triggered, there is a risk of more serious injury. If at the time of the collision the passenger leaned towards the wheel
steering control if the driver or passenger was not wearing seat belts before braking prior to the collision
safety and are displaced forward on impact, serious injury may result even if the driver and passenger are first
are at a sufficient distance from the steering wheel and instrument panel.
5. Do the airbags only deploy and provide protection in the event of serious motor vehicle accidents?
When parts of the frame or suspension of the car collide with an obstacle, a strong impact also occurs, in which
airbag modules. For each specific vehicle and case, the probability of airbag deployment
safety always depends on the specific impact load on the vehicle. Basically, the probability of operation is determined by the angle
impact force vector and vehicle speed at the moment of impact. In this case, the degree of damage to the car in a collision
affects slightly. With regard to repair costs, this factor should be taken into account by the owner and driver of the car, but not
security system developers.
6. What materials are used to make airbags?
The actual airbags are mainly made of light but strong dense nylon.
7. How loud is the noise when the airbag modules deploy?
When the airbags deploy, a very loud bang is heard. However, as practice shows, most people even
do not hear this sound at the moment of collision in an accident. Perhaps this is due to a strong roar during a collision with a car.
8. Can a loud sound affect the hearing when the modules are triggered?
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As the results of the analysis of statistical data on motor vehicle accidents over a long period show, no
no evidence of seeking medical attention for hearing loss from exposure to loud noises
motor vehicle accidents.
9. Can the airbag modules deploy as a result of jolts when driving on a rough road, a sharp pop when
closing the door with too much force, accidentally hitting the steering wheel or hard braking?
No, they can't. This system cannot work by accident. Actuator sensors are highly accurate devices capable of distinguishing the impact
of a severe frontal impact from the impact of rough road driving, heavy braking and
jolts from accidental impacts.
10. Can airbag modules be reused after deployment?
No, they can't. The airbag system is disposable. After the modules have been triggered, the entire system needs to be replaced, for which
contact an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station.
11. Can I continue driving after the airbag system has deployed?
After opening, the pillows quickly deflate and do not interfere with the review. But in the event of a strong frontal collision, in addition to inflating
airbags, there may be other causes associated with vehicle damage, for which continued movement
will turn out to be impossible. It is necessary to check the condition of the vehicle as soon as possible after the accident, carry out the necessary repairs and
replace the airbag system.
12. Does the airbag system require periodic maintenance?
Not required. However, it is necessary to perform a system check after 15 years of vehicle operation. The rest is necessary
only monitor the airbag warning light for a few seconds after
engine start. Only if the hazard warning light stays on after starting the engine, or if it comes on while the engine is running.
engine, it is necessary to carry out diagnostics and repair of the system. If such a situation arises, it is necessary to act in accordance with
the instructions set out in the instruction manual. It may be necessary to contact an authorized service station
Great Wall vehicle service for system diagnostics and repairs.
13. Can airbag modules deploy if the vehicle also hits another object in a collision?
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The airbag system will not deploy in the event of a side impact, rear impact or vehicle rollover. Moreover, pillows
security can only work once, and quickly deflate after opening. If the vehicle collides with
multiple objects and subjected to multiple impacts, the airbags do not provide protection. Such
situations, the only system to reduce the risk of injury and reduce the severity of injury is the belt system
security. At the time of a collision or impact, the seat belts fix the position of the driver and passengers. Therefore, it is necessary
Always fasten your seat belts before driving, even in vehicles equipped with an airbag system.
14. Who needs to be informed that the vehicle is equipped with an airbag system?
Every person driving a car should be aware of the installed airbag modules. System modules
installed in various places inside the car. The airbag system does not require periodic
Maintenance. For more information on repairing or deactivating airbag modules
safety information, contact an authorized Great Wall Automotive Service Desk or read
system repair and maintenance manual.
15. Can there be additional problems when scrapping a car equipped with an airbag system?
Yes. Disposal of vehicles fitted with airbag modules carries a certain risk. When
the need for disposal, repair or maintenance of such vehicles, contact an authorized dealer
maintenance of Great Wall vehicles.
Instructions for the care and maintenance of

the system. After 10 years of operation of the car, you must contact an authorized service station
Great Wall vehicles to confirm the reliability of the airbag system.
In the following situations, you should contact an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for
to check or replace the system, or to perform other maintenance activities:
1. After opening the airbag modules, it is necessary to replace the modules themselves and the electronic control unit for the system.
It is not allowed to independently dismantle or dispose of deployed airbag modules.
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2. If the airbag warning light remains on after starting the engine.
3. In the event of a malfunction of another vehicle system.
A WARNING! 1. Before
performing the following operations, you must contact an authorized service station
Great Wall vehicles for advice:
- dismantling the sound signal panel on the steering wheel; -

dismantling of the steering wheel; - dismantling of the dashboard; -
installation of wireless electronic devices; - car recycling; - disposal of
the airbag system; - welding works; - car body repair; - repair of a
paint and varnish covering of a body of the car; - installation of any
equipment in the front of the vehicle, such as grille guards, winches,
etc.
2. Do not modify the design or install a different steering wheel. This requirement also applies
on other parts of the car structure associated with the airbag system, as well as on the suspension system. Such
changes can lead to a decrease in the effectiveness of the protective action of the system and even to its complete failure.
3. Failure to comply with the requirements listed below may cause the airbag modules to inadvertently deploy, causing
can result in serious injury and even death.
In order to ensure your own safety, to perform any work related to dismantling, installation and inspection
devices and parts located near the driver's seat, always contact an authorized workshop
Great Wall car service.
Do not attempt to disassemble or remove the steering wheel and steering column cover assembly yourself.
Do not self-diagnose the airbag system hardware using a circuit tester or

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similar device.
Do not heat the surfaces of the parts located near the components of the airbag system using a heating
device or soldering iron.
Anti-lock braking system (installed by special order). The environment, and especially the
condition of the road surface, has a significant impact on the efficiency
vehicle braking. If the road is covered with snow or ice, oily mud or water, emergency braking may
lateral skid occurs. At the same time, the controllability and stability of the car deteriorate sharply, as well as the braking power increases.
distance. The car begins to rotate randomly and the driver loses control.
The main advantage of the anti-lock braking system is that a vehicle equipped with this system
maintains control in any situation.
1. Vehicle not equipped with anti-lock braking system. 2. Vehicle equipped with anti-lock
braking system.
The anti-lock braking system has three main and most obvious
advantages compared to a conventional hydraulic brake system, namely:
1. Improved vehicle handling - if the vehicle is equipped

anti-lock braking system, it largely saves
handling in all situations, and the driver can normally control the movement
vehicle even in the event of emergency braking. If the vehicle is equipped with a conventional
hydraulic brake system, then as a result of slippage during an emergency
when braking, it becomes almost uncontrollable. The anti-lock braking system stabilizes the movement of the car when
braking, allowing the driver to regain control.
2. Significantly reduced wheel skid - if the car's wheels are blocked when driving on a wet or slippery road, a phenomenon called
skidding occurs. When driving on a road covered with a layer of water or oil, the driver often has to
face manifestations similar to skidding. Anti-lock braking system controls the duration of blocking
wheels, thereby reducing the likelihood of skidding during braking.
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3. Tire wear is optimized - the anti-lock braking system prevents the wheels from completely locking, resulting in
significantly reduces tire tread wear during emergency braking.
The principle of operation of the anti-lock braking system. The

scheme of operation of the anti-lock braking system of this vehicle is shown in the figure below. In this system, on each wheel
the vehicle is equipped with a speed sensor that transmits a signal with wheel speed parameters to an electronic
control device. This device, in turn, calculates and evaluates the driving mode of each wheel in accordance with
by incoming signals transmitted by speed sensors, generates and issues control commands. Main elements
brake pressure control devices are pressure control solenoid valves, pump unit with
electric drive and hydraulic cylinder, which form an independent system associated with the brake master cylinder and
working brake cylinders of all wheels through the brake line. Brake pressure regulator
is controlled by an electronic control unit and performs brake pressure adjustment in all working brake cylinders, not
allowing complete wheel lockup.
Anti-lock device
braking system.
1. Speed sensor
front wheel. 2. Device
brake pressure adjustment.
3. Electronic control unit
anti-lock brake
system. 4. Emergency
failure indicator
anti-lock brake
systems. 5. Frequency sensor
rear wheel rotation. 6. Light
switch
brake signal. 7. Chief
brake cylinder. 8. Working
(wheel) brake cylinder. 9. Battery.
10. Ignition lock.
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Driving skills. 1.
Behavior of the steering wheel of a vehicle equipped with an anti-lock braking system during an emergency
braking is different from a car with a conventional brake system with a hydraulic booster. In such a situation, it is necessary
turn carefully.
2. Even if the vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system, it is necessary to control and maintain a certain
distance from the vehicle in front. The braking distance of vehicles with anti-lock braking system can be
increased compared to cars with a conventional brake system in the following cases: (1). When driving
on sand, gravel, snow or ice. (2). After installing traction control chains on the wheels of the car. (3).
When driving over bumps and ruts, as well as on any rough road. (4). When driving on a road with
poor road surface quality.
3. The anti-lock braking system begins to work at the very moment of a sharp pressing of the brake pedal. If the grip of some
wheels of a road surfaced vehicle are insufficient due to the poor condition of the road surface, the system does not allow
other wheel locks. For example, this situation may occur when driving on a bumpy road, on a pavement made of steel sheets
in areas of construction and repair work, as well as when driving on any other roads with an uneven condition
coatings.
4. After turning on the anti-lock braking system, the driver can feel the vibration of the brake pedal and hear the corresponding
characteristic sound. There is also kickback from the brake pedal.
ATTENTION
1. Installing an anti-lock braking system on a car is not a reason to neglect the basic
driving and braking rules. For example, in the case of speeding on a winding road or violation of
distance from the vehicle in front, this system will not help to avoid an emergency. The decisive factors in traffic safety in this case are
the correct assessment of the situation, the optimal choice of speed
movement and observance of the rules of braking.
2. On all four wheels of a vehicle equipped with an anti-lock braking system, tires with
the same features and dimensions. If different tires are installed on the wheels of one vehicle, the anti-lock braking system
won't be able to function properly
3. In order to avoid disruption of the normal functioning of the system, do not install a differential with
slip limiter, which is not an original product of the manufacturer. For more detailed
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For more information, contact an authorized Great Wall Automotive Service Dealer.
Emergency indicator.
After turning the key in the ignition switch to the "ON" position, the anti-lock brake system failure alarm indicator
lights up for a few seconds, then goes out.
ATTENTION
If the indicator does not come on after turning the ignition key to the "ON" position or does not go out after starting the engine, then the anti-
lock braking system has failed. In this case, only the normal braking system with
hydraulic booster (a conventional brake system retains all its functional characteristics). In such
situation, it is recommended to contact an authorized car service station as soon as possible
Great Wall for checking and repairing the anti-lock braking system.
If the warning light comes on while the vehicle is moving...
1. If the anti-lock braking system fails in the event of sudden braking, there is a risk of the car going into uncontrollable and
unstable state. If the warning light comes on, slow down and gently depress the brake pedal to stop the vehicle in a safe place. Turn off and
restart the engine, resume movement, while monitoring
the status of the indicator, which should go out a few minutes after starting the engine. If the alarm indicator goes out
after restarting the engine and starting to move, it means that an accidental failure has occurred and there are no malfunctions in the system. If
the indicator does not go out or goes out and lights up again in the process of driving, it is necessary to contact an authorized
Great Wall Vehicle Service Station to check and repair the system.
2. If the engine was started from an external power source, and the battery did not have time to fully restore its capacity, then in
during the movement, a stable engine speed will not be maintained, and an emergency indicator of failure of the anti-lock
brake system will light up. Therefore, driving with a discharged battery is not allowed.
However, these problems are only due to insufficient electrical voltage at the battery output, and are not
signs of a malfunction of the anti-lock braking system itself.
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In this situation, you just need to let the engine run for a while at idle to restore the charge.
battery.
Notes:
1. If at the very beginning of the movement of the car after starting the engine, press the pedal
brakes, a characteristic sound will be heard from the engine compartment, and a slight
uniform vibration of the brake pedal. Pedal sound and vibration is the result of
perform the anti-lock braking system self-diagnosis procedure, and do not
are signs of a problem.
2. After driving on a snowy road, it is necessary to remove snow and ice from the
tire surfaces. Tires must be cleaned carefully to avoid
damage to the wheel speed sensors (A) and cable bus anti-lock
braking system.
3. The anti-lock system starts to function after the driving speed

the vehicle speed exceeds 10 km/h and turns off after the speed decreases to 5 km/h.
The main points to which you should pay attention during the operation of the anti-lock
braking system. 1.
The braking distance of cars equipped with an anti-lock braking system is slightly increased compared to the braking distance
distance of vehicles not equipped with this system. Therefore, the driver should not relax and lose vigilance on the road.
only because this system is installed on his car. It is necessary to strictly control the distance to the person in front
vehicle.
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2. The brake pedal feels different on a vehicle equipped with an anti-lock braking system.
for vehicles not equipped with this system. When the anti-lock braking system is activated, the brake pedal starts constantly
spring with recoil.
3. In case of emergency braking of a car equipped with an anti-lock braking system, you must constantly hold the pedal
brake is pressed, do not loosen the pressure on the pedal during braking.
4. If the ignition key is set to the 'ON' position, it is not allowed to dismantle the electronic components and disconnect
anti-lock brake system electrical connectors to prevent damage to the electronic control unit. If you want to
remove the elements of the electrical equipment of the system or disconnect the connectors of the electrical connections, it is necessary to
turn off the ignition by turning the ignition key to the 'LOCK' position.
5. It is forbidden to supply electric power with increased voltage to the electronic control box, otherwise it will quickly
goes out of order. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to start the engine of a car equipped with this system from the starting
devices. In addition, the battery of such a vehicle must be disconnected from the vehicle systems before charging.
6. The electronic control box can also be easily damaged by impact. Therefore, when working with the device
be careful not to drop it or hit it. In addition, the electronic control unit may come out
failure due to too high or too low ambient temperature. Therefore, before painting the car in
thermal camera, you need to remove this unit from it. In addition, when performing welding work and when soldering electronic components
or wire connections of the system, you must disconnect the wire connectors from the electronic control unit. Should not be allowed
contact with oil and dirt. It is especially necessary to carefully monitor the condition of the terminals of the contacts of the electronic unit
control to avoid breaking the contact of the connectors.
7. If the battery output voltage is too low, the system will not be able to turn on in functional mode. That's why
it is necessary to periodically check the parameters of the electrical supply at the output of the battery, especially when you turn it on for the first time after
after the vehicle has not been used for an extended period of time.
8. Do not allow oil and dirt to get on the wheel speed sensors and on the gear rims of the sensors, this can lead to
distortion of the wheel speed signal transmitted by the sensor, which in turn affects the accuracy of the system, and may even
lead to its complete functional failure. In addition, protect the sensors from shocks that lead to a violation
magnetic properties of sensors, which negatively affects the accuracy of the system as a whole.
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9. Many brake systems that have a brake force distribution function are equipped with a hydraulic
an accumulator designed to store the energy needed to regulate the pressure. Therefore, when working on
repair and maintenance of such a brake system, it is necessary, first of all, to relieve high hydraulic pressure in
such a hydraulic accumulator to prevent the release of brake fluid and personal injury. Before releasing pressure from
hydraulic accumulator, turn off the ignition, then press and release the brake pedal several times until
pressing the pedal will not become hard. In addition, the ignition must not be turned on until the hydraulic system is fully
assembled and ready to work, in order to avoid turning on the pump with an electric drive.
10. Most brake systems with brake force distribution function cannot be dismantled and
repair of wheel speed sensors, electronic control unit and brake pressure adjustment mechanism. When
in the event of a malfunction, these devices are replaced as a whole.
11. After the repair of the brake system with a hydraulic booster, as well as in the event that during operation the pedal
the brakes begin to be pressed too softly, it is necessary to bleed the air from the brake system, following the rules and sequence
performing the operations provided for by the relevant instructions.
12. Whenever possible, tires recommended by Great Wall should be fitted to the vehicle. When installing tires
other brands, it is necessary to select tires whose outer diameter and grip force are close to the corresponding
tire parameters previously installed on the vehicle. It is not allowed to simultaneously install tires with different
characteristics and dimensions in order to avoid reducing the effectiveness of the anti-lock braking system with distribution
braking force.
13. If the anti-lock brake system warning light comes on and stays on, you need to control the effort
depressing the brake pedal when braking the vehicle to prevent premature wheel lockup due to a failure
anti-lock system.
Child safety seat (purchased separately by the user). If there are children in the
vehicle, it is recommended to use a child safety seat of the correct size.
child. In many countries around the world, this recommendation is enshrined in law, but the specific requirements of the law in various
countries of the world are not the same. Therefore, it is recommended to be guided by the regulations adopted in the particular country of operation.
car.
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A WARNING! The
child safety seat cannot be used for infants. Improper use of the child seat
safety can lead to serious injury, and even death of children in case of accidents. Only one
child can be in each child safety seat at a time.
A WARNING! Increased
danger!
It is strictly forbidden to place a child safety seat in which the child is facing backwards in the front
the passenger seat of the car, as in this case the child will be in close proximity to the pillow module
security. Deployment of the module and deployment of airbags in this position can result in serious injury and
even to the death of a child.
If a rear facing child seat is designed for a rear facing child seat, it may be
seats only in the back seat of the car.
A WARNING! If a child
safety seat is designed so that the child is seated forward facing, the child seat should, if possible, be
should also be placed in the back seat of the car. If it is necessary to install it on the front passenger seat
seat, it is necessary to move the passenger seat as far back as possible.
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Infants, young children and teenagers. If infants,

small children or teenagers are in the vehicle, the following rules must be observed.
Warnings:
1. For infants, it is mandatory to use a special child safety seat. What

concerns small children, they must be placed in a special child seat, including
if the seat belt touches the child's face and neck, and adjust
the correct position of the belt is not possible.
2. The design of the child seat must be appropriate for the weight and height of the child, as well as
match the interior of the vehicle. To ensure the maximum level
safety, it is necessary to place a child seat on the seat of the rear row of passenger
armchairs.
3. When purchasing a special seat for infants or small children, you must first try on the seat in the car for
checking for correct installation. Since in various vehicles the passenger seats and seat belts have
different design and configuration, in some cases, the installation of a child seat in compliance with all safety measures may
be difficult. If the child seat still slides forward easily after fastening the seat belts, you should
choose a chair of a different size.
A WARNING! 1. The
installation of a special child safety seat must be carried out in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
armchairs. Failure to follow these instructions can lead to serious consequences - serious injury and even death of the child.
2. After installation is complete, move the chair back and forth and left and right to check the security of its fixation. If childish
the seat is loose, it could cause injury to the child and other passengers in an emergency or
in case of sudden braking.
3. If a special safety seat for infants or small children is not used, it must be securely fixed
seat belts in the rear seat or removed from the vehicle to avoid injury in an emergency.
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The child seat must be installed on seats equipped with seat belts.
with three-point fastening (with the mechanism of the emergency blocking and winding of a belt). If
the vehicle is not equipped with three-point seat belts, you must
seek advice from the child restraint manufacturer about installing it in such a
car.
Mechanisms of seat belts with three-point fastening on the rear seats of the car
can be set to two functional positions - automatic winding
seat belt and automatic rewind lock. When placing
special child seat, it is necessary to install the mechanism of such seat belts in
automatic rewind lock position.
Installation.
1. As shown in the figure, install the child seat on the rear passenger seat.
armchairs.
2. Thread and pull the seat belt through the child seat in accordance with
the child restraint manufacturer's instructions, then insert the metal belt buckle into
castle nest.
3. If you want to set the automatic rewind lock mode, pull out
the seat belt from the rewind mechanism to the stop, then return the belt to
winding mechanism.
4. After winding the belt, pull it sharply with force. If the belt is blocked and not pulled out, then the mechanism
fixed in a predetermined position. If the belt pulls out without difficulty, you must repeat the locking operation,
described above.
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5. After checking the fixation of the belt, pull firmly on the shoulder section of the belt
security near the lock by tightening the loose section of the belt. It must be taken into account that
secure fixation of a special child seat is not possible with loose belts
security. Putting a heavy object in the child seat or pressing the back of the child
armchair during the operation - this will contribute to a tighter
tightening the belt and more secure fixation of the chair.
6. Before placing the child in the child seat, move the seat with your hand in all
directions, checking the reliability of its fixation. This operation must be performed
every time after installing a child seat.
7. The reverse procedure is as follows: cancel the automatic

belt lock, take the child out of the seat, pull the clasp out of the buckle, pull it out
child restraint seat belt, fully roll up the seat belt so that it is
ready for next use.
Note.
If the seat belt does not lock, rewind it completely, then repeat steps two through six.
A WARNING! 1. Before
placing a child in a special seat, you must additionally make sure that the belt is in position
blocking. In this position, the child seat will always be pressed against the back of the passenger seat. If the belt is not locked, then
In the event of a sudden stop or other emergency, the child seat will move forward, which could result in
injury to the child and other passengers.
2. If a seat belt occupant can move under the seat belt, the seat belt is loose and the buckle is in
automatic rewind lock position. In such a situation, it is necessary to remove the belt and rewind it completely by switching
rewind mechanism to automatic tightening mode, then put on and fasten the seat belt again.
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First aid kit (if available). It is equipped in

accordance with the rules and regulations adopted in the country and region of operation.
A WARNING! Some
items of first aid kit equipment have a limited shelf life. Therefore, it is necessary to periodically
check all components of the first-aid kit for expiration dates, if necessary, replace expired ones in a timely manner
Components. Be sure to follow the rules for completing and using the first aid kit.
Fire extinguisher (if available). The

fire extinguisher must be installed on the right side of the rear row of seats.
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Starting the engine and driving
Engine starting
ATTENTION
When starting the engine, the time of continuous operation of the starter should not exceed 5 seconds.
The number of consecutive starts of the starter must not exceed five. After every two switchings, it is necessary
maintain an interval of at least 15 seconds. If the engine does not start, the cause must be determined and the problem repaired.
Do not start a cold engine at high speed, as this can lead to accelerated wear of parts.
engine.
Until the engine is fully warmed up, drive the car at an average speed.
If the vehicle has a diesel engine

Set the ignition key to the 'ON' position. Check engine oil pressure indicator, emergency indicator
engine malfunctions and an indicator of the amount of water in the fuel and moisture separator, which should light up. In warm
weather, the engine preheating indicator lights up for 0.3 seconds, after which it goes out; in frosty weather, this indicator
should burn for 3.5 seconds, then go out.
After the engine preheat indicator goes out, depress the clutch pedal and hold it down until
fully starting the engine, turn the key in the ignition switch and start the engine.
ATTENTION
To ensure the normal functioning of the engine, only high quality diesel fuel should be used.
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Stopping and parking a car

Perform operations according to the following procedure:
Stop the engine and apply the parking brake lever.
Engage gear (when stopping on an uphill, set first gear, when stopping on a descent, reverse gear), lightly
turn the wheels of the car to the side. In the event of a stop on a steep slope, it is necessary to additionally fix the wheels
car, placing wooden blocks or stones under them.
Do not leave the key in the ignition in the 'ACC' or 'ON' position to avoid battery drain. In addition, when exiting
car, always remove the key from the ignition.
Children should not be allowed inside a stopped car without adult supervision; when exiting the vehicle
remove the key from the ignition and keep it with you.
Parking brake
Pull the parking brake lever handle towards you. This does not require
press the button on the handle.
Set the lever to the position of the parking brake mechanism. If

the key in the ignition lock is in the 'ON' position, on the instrument
panel, the brake system warning light comes on.
Before driving the car, be sure to unlock the parking

brake.
Pull the parking brake lever slightly towards you.
Press the button on the head of the pen.
Release the parking brake lever.
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Before driving the vehicle, make sure that the brake system warning indicator is off.
Parking brake lever travel

Slowly pull the parking brake lever handle towards you as far as it will go and
count the number of clicks of the hook wheel. Every click
denotes the passage of one dog tooth. If the parking mechanism
the brakes are properly adjusted and function properly, the value
stroke of the parking brake lever must correspond to a certain
the number of clicks.
Standard parking brake lever travel: 8-10 clicks.
If the number of clicks is outside the range specified by the

specification, please contact
Authorized Great Wall Automotive Service Desk to perform a mechanism adjustment.
Brake system
All elements of the braking system are part of the vehicle's safety systems. In accordance with the requirements of the repair manual and
maintenance, they are subject to periodic inspection and maintenance only at authorized service stations.
car service Corporation 'Great Wall'.
Running brake system. The

design of the running brake system includes two return hydraulic lines. If one line fails, the vehicle will be brought to a halt by
another circuit. However, in the latter case, when pressing the brake pedal, more
an effort. In the event of such a situation, further movement of the car is not allowed, you must urgently contact
Authorized Great Wall Corporation service station for inspection and repair.
After the engine stops, the hydraulic booster stops working after one or two pressing of the brake pedal. Then for
depressing the pedal will require significantly more effort than in normal mode. This most important factor must be taken into account, especially in the process
of driving a car while towing it.
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If the brakes are wet.
If moisture gets into the brake mechanisms, you should drive the car carefully, at low speed, periodically checking the effectiveness
brakes.
When driving in heavy rain, when driving through deep ditches with water, and after washing the car on the brake discs
a layer of water forms, which affects the efficiency of the brakes. If this happens, you need to
car at low speed, drying the brakes by periodically lightly pressing the pedal.
Downhill movement.
When descending a slope, you should turn on a lower gear, engine braking in this case is very effective and allows you to
avoid overheating of the brakes.
Brake pads.
Wear limit indicator for brake pads.
In case of severe wear of the brake pads, indicators of the limit wear of the brake
pads installed in the front disc brakes give out
warning sound during braking.
A WARNING! Continue
to operate worn brake pads categorically
forbidden. In this case, the braking efficiency is sharply reduced, which
may cause a traffic accident.
In the event of an audible signal, immediately check and

Replace worn brake pads and brake discs.
Stopping a car on a slope. If a manual

transmission is installed, after stopping the vehicle, pull the parking lever towards you as far as it will go.
brakes and engage first gear (when the vehicle is stopped on a hill) or reverse gear (when the vehicle is stopped on a hill).
descent).
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When stopping the car on a slope, turn the wheels according to the diagram shown in the following figures:
Downhill road with curbs On the rise of the road with curbs On the descent and rise of the road without curbs
If the vehicle is equipped with an automatic transmission, after stopping, apply the parking brake lever and
put the shift lever in the 'P' (Park) position. When stopping on a hill to fix the car wheels
it is recommended to additionally place suitable objects under the wheels.
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Parking lot with engine running. After

stopping the car in a closed room or poorly ventilated area, do not leave the engine running
for a long time. Carbon monoxide found in car engine exhaust is odorless but
highly toxic substance.
Choice of parking place. Do not stop the

car in places where there are flammable objects such as dry grass or dry leaves. Exhaust gases are very hot and can cause a fire.
When leaving the car. When

leaving the vehicle, remove the key from the ignition and lock all doors. Recommended if possible
leave the car in a well-lit area.
vacuum booster. The

vacuum booster uses the energy of the vacuum created by the vacuum pump, which is driven by the engine
vehicle to increase braking power.
ATTENTION
If the engine is turned off while the vehicle is moving, the vacuum booster stops functioning, resulting in
the effectiveness of the braking system is sharply reduced and the braking distance is increased.
Gearbox control.
Mechanical gearbox. The gearshift diagram is shown on
the head of the gear lever knob. When switching, it is necessary to completely
depress the clutch pedal.
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If it is difficult to engage first gear, release and depress the clutch pedal again, after which the gear will easily fall into place.
When shifting from fifth gear to reverse gear, you must first place the lever in neutral and
already from this position, engage reverse gear.
ATTENTION
Do not engage reverse gear while the vehicle is moving forward, which may cause damage to the
gear box mechanism.
Do not keep your foot on the clutch pedal while driving to avoid damage, overheating and premature wear.
clutch discs.
Gear shift. Gear shifting

must be carried out carefully, based on the current engine speed and vehicle speed. Correct gear shifting provides economical fuel
consumption and extends the life of the engine. When shifting into a lower gear at a high vehicle speed, the engine speed increases
sharply. In such
situation, the engine may fail (if the tachometer pointer moves into the scale range indicated in red). Therefore, care must be taken to avoid
such situations.
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Economy speed. Following the

gearshift recommendations in the table below will ensure fuel economy. The moment of gear shifting can also be chosen by
the driver independently, depending on the technical condition of the car and
current engine load.
Vehicle speed (km/h) 2H, 4H modes 20

Gear change
4L mode
First to second 10
Second to third Third 35 20
to fourth Fourth to fifth 55 30

75 40
Ranges of recommended vehicle speeds according to gears.

Vehicle speed (km/h) 2H, 4H modes
Gear position
0-25 20-45 40-75 55-100
1st gear 2nd
gear 3rd gear
4th gear
reduce engine speed compared to fourth gear. Therefore, if the speed of the car allows, it is strongly
it is recommended to engage the fifth gear, which will provide significant fuel savings.
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Distribution mechanism.
Depending on the condition of the road surface, using the transfer mechanism, you can set one of the drive modes - two
wheels or four wheels.
Transfer case control switch toggles between four-wheel drive mode and back to four-wheel drive mode.
two wheel drive. The positions of the transfer mechanism control switch and a description of the corresponding modes are given in
table below.
Switch position
dispenser management Drive mode Traffic conditions
mechanism
2H It is used when driving on ordinary roads and expressways.

Two wheel drive
highways.
4H Four wheel drive with Used when driving at normal speed in deep
overdrive snow, sand and steep slopes. Used when climbing or
descending on mountain slopes, driving
4L Four wheel drive with
on washed out dirt roads, roads with sharp drops
downshift heights.
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Gear change control of the transfer mechanism.

original target mode The sequence of operations (for vehicles equipped with a manual
drive mode drive gear shift) Transfer of the
2H 4H transfer mechanism control switch between the indicated positions
allowed both in the parking lot and in the process of moving the car. If the mode switch
4H 2H carried out while driving, it is necessary to align the vehicle in the direction of a straight line.
movement and depress the clutch pedal.
4H 4L
4L 4H To switch between the indicated modes, stop the car and depress the clutch pedal.
Clarification:
Switching between drive modes 2H and 4H while driving should be done at low speed (no more than 20 km/h). Switching between 4H and 4L
modes while driving is not allowed.
ATTENTION
It is not allowed to switch drive modes while the rear wheels are slipping on snow or ice.
Engaging 4H or 4L modes on paved roads is not recommended. This leads to premature tire wear, increased fuel consumption and vehicle
noise levels.
In this case, premature wear of the axle drive parts is also possible due to an increase in oil temperature. All this
leads to overloads of the drive system, oil leakage, jamming of drive parts and other malfunctions. Therefore, when
When driving on paved roads, only two-wheel drive mode should be used.
When the vehicle is driven in low ambient temperatures, there may be noise from the gearbox when
switching from 2H drive mode to 4H drive mode. Therefore, under such operating conditions, it is recommended to stop the vehicle for
switching between all drive modes.
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If the steering wheel is in any position other than center, the resistance force increases when
switching between 4H and 4L modes. This can cause premature tire wear, increased fuel consumption, and
strong noise when the mechanism is activated. In this case, premature wear of the drive parts of the bridge is also possible due to
increase in oil temperature. In such circumstances, movement is only possible in 2H drive mode.
Four wheel drive indicator. If the ignition key is in the

'ON' position and the transfer case control switch is in any position
four-wheel drive (4H or 4L), the four-wheel drive indicator '4WD', located on the instrument panel, illuminates.
Proper use of four-wheel drive mode. After turning on the four-wheel

drive mode (4H or 4L), the front and rear axles of the car are connected and become the driving
simultaneously. In this way, optimum distribution of the drive force is achieved. However, this increases the load on the system.
transmission when cornering and moving the vehicle forward and backward, as well as when pressing the brake pedal. Thus the correct
the use of four-wheel drive modes is an important requirement when driving in difficult road conditions (on snow, ice, wet clay, sand, etc.).
Clarification:
In such conditions, the driver must take the correct posture - position himself strictly vertically (in contrast to normal conditions
movement), closer to the steering wheel, adjust the position of the driver's seat so that it is provided
the most comfortable pedal and steering wheel control. Be sure to fasten your seat belts.
After driving on roads with poor coverage, check the condition of all vehicle components and wash the vehicle with water.
Driving on paved roads and freeways.
When driving on paved roads, it is recommended to turn on the two-wheel drive mode. Strongly not recommended
driving on such roads (especially freeways) in four-wheel drive mode (4H or 4L).
ATTENTION
Engaging 4H or 4L modes on paved roads is not recommended. This leads to premature tire wear, increased fuel consumption and
vehicle noise levels.
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In this case, premature wear of the axle drive parts is also possible due to an increase in oil temperature. All this
leads to overloads of the drive system, oil leakage, jamming of drive parts and other malfunctions. Therefore, when
driving on paved roads, it is recommended to use only two-wheel drive mode.
Electric clutch control.

4WD mode.
When the four-wheel drive mode is engaged, the '4WD' indicator lights up.
When switching from two-wheel drive mode to four-wheel drive mode, the '4WD' indicator will flash. When
electric clutch actuator completes transition to four-wheel drive mode, '4WD' indicator is on
continuously.
Note: if the actuator failed on the first attempt to switch from 2WD to 4WD mode, then after 2.5 sec. the controller turns on the clutch electric
drive again. The indicator flashes. If retrying to switch again
ends unsuccessfully, the indicator starts to work in the failure indication mode (turns on for two seconds with an interval of one second).
When switching between 4H and 4L modes, the '4WD' indicator lights up continuously. If in the process of switching between the indicated
modes, the indicator starts flashing, which means that a switching failure has occurred.
2WD mode.
In 2WD mode, the '4WD' indicator is off.
When switching from four-wheel drive mode to two-wheel drive mode, the '4WD' indicator will flash. When
the electric clutch actuator completes the transition to four-wheel drive mode, the '4WD' indicator turns off.
Note: if the actuator failed on the first attempt to switch from 4WD to 2WD mode, then after 2.5 sec. the controller turns on the clutch electric
drive again. The indicator flashes. If retrying to switch again
ends unsuccessfully, the indicator starts to work in the failure indication mode (turns on for two seconds with an interval of one second).
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Driving preparation.
To ensure traffic safety, you must first check the following:
Armchairs and seat belts. Before

driving, make sure that the driver and all passengers are comfortably and correctly seated in their seats and
used seat belts (children are in the back seat in a special safety chair).
It is recommended to move the driver's seat as far back as possible, but at the same time a good overview must be provided, as well as
the possibility of convenient and efficient control of the steering wheel, brake pedal and gas pedal. Need to check
indicators and indicators of the dashboard for indication of malfunctions and failures.
It is recommended to move the front passenger seat as far back as possible.
Make sure that infants and teenagers are accommodated in accordance with the requirements of traffic regulations so that the risk of injury in the
event of an accident is minimized.
Glass heating device. It is necessary

to check the functioning of the glass heating system. Turn on the system and set the maximum value
blower air flow. In this case, the driver should feel the air flow reflected from the glass.
Tires.
Check tread pattern and tire wear. Pay special attention to the presence of stuck stones, nails, pieces of glass and other
small sharp objects. Inspect the surface of the tires for cuts and abrasions. Check torque of nuts
fixing the wheels, measure the inflation pressure of the tires (including the tires of the spare wheel). Tire pressure must match
recommended values. If significant damage is found on the tires, they must be replaced.
Headlights, light signals and lighting lamps. Check the

operation of the external turn signals. In addition, it is necessary to check the functioning of the signal indicators
turn and other indicators of lighting devices on the dashboard inside the cabin.
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Oil leak. Check

under the vehicle after overnight parking for fuel, water or oil stains. Check level
all working fluids. If a fuel odor is present, the source of the odor must be identified immediately, and if
fault is detected, rectify it immediately.
Steel leaf springs. Check steel leaf

springs for mechanical damage.
Clutch pedal free play.
Press the clutch pedal with your finger until you feel resistance to pressing. The distance traveled by the clutch pedal corresponds to
the free play of the pedal.
Permissible clutch pedal free play: 5-10 mm.
If the clutch pedal free play is outside the specification range,

contact an authorized 'Great Wall' vehicle workshop to have the clutch adjusted.
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The amount of free play on the brake pedal.
Turn off the engine, press the brake pedal several times, then press the pedal with your finger until you feel resistance
pressing. The distance traveled by the brake pedal corresponds to the free play of the pedal.
Permissible free play of the brake pedal: 4-6 mm.
If the brake pedal free play is outside the specification range,

contact an authorized 'Great Wall' vehicle workshop to have the brake pedal adjusted.
Bleeding air from the fuel system. If the fuel in the fuel tank runs
out, air can enter the fuel system. As a result of air entering
the fuel system is disturbed by a uniform supply of fuel to the engine. To avoid this problem, you must
bleed air from the fuel system.
(one). Prime the fuel with a hand pump installed on the top side of the fuel/moisture separator so that all the air
exited the system through the fuel injection pump.
(2). After bleeding the air from the fuel system, turn the key in the ignition switch and start the engine.
(3). If the engine does not start within 10 seconds, repeat the first and second steps in sequence.
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Draining water from the fuel/ moisture separator.

(one). Unscrew the separator sump plug in a counterclockwise direction and drain the accumulated water.
(2). After complete removal of water, tightly tighten the separator sump plug in a clockwise direction, pump several times
start pump lever.
(3). Start the engine and check the separator sump plug for leakage.
ATTENTION
The maximum speed of a vehicle equipped with a diesel engine during the break-in period should not exceed 90 km/ h. The run-in mileage of the
car is 2000 km.
Break-in period recommendations

The first 2000 km should be considered as a break-in period for a new car. During this period of vehicle operation
the following recommendations should be followed to prolong the life of the vehicle, ensure
economical fuel consumption and good dynamic performance.
- Do not run the engine at high speed. - Avoid abrupt starts,

sudden acceleration, braking and prolonged movement at high speed. - During the break-in period, do not exceed
the speeds indicated in the table below. - At the same time, you should pay attention to the observance of the
rules of the road in relation to the speed limit. - Do not tow other vehicles during the break-in period.
Recommended driving speed for vehicles equipped with a manual transmission.
Speed limit (km/h) Drive mode

Transfer number 2H 20 30 40 65 100
1st gear
2nd gear
3rd gear
4th gear
5th gear
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What the driver should know.

Although the vehicle is equipped with various safety devices, they cannot completely eliminate the possibility
motor vehicle accidents and injuries. However, if you pay particular attention to the following
aspects, you can ensure the maximum level of safety for the driver and passengers.
Watch the road carefully. Driving should take into account traffic, road and weather conditions. Withstand
sufficient distance from vehicles in front.
When changing lanes, carefully observe the situation behind through the rear-view mirrors and be sure to
turn on the turn signal.
While driving, pay close attention to the actions of other drivers, as well as cyclists and pedestrians.
If you need to stop the car in an emergency, turn on the emergency signal.
Do not keep your foot on the clutch pedal while driving. This can lead to overheating or premature wear of the discs.
clutch.
Do not keep your hand on the gear lever while driving. This may lead to accidental
gear shifting and box failure.
If the depth of the water barrier is such that the water covers the level of the wheel disks, you should not start moving through the water. car by
water should be carried smoothly and evenly.
It is recommended to include high gears at high speeds. This will reduce engine noise and reduce fuel consumption.
fuel.
Accelerate the car should be smooth and even. It is not recommended to suddenly accelerate the car and brake sharply without the need. By
maintain a steady speed as far as possible.
Strictly follow the rules of the road. On the road, behave politely, adequately respond to any situation.
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Road driving. This car is

characterized by good visibility and cross-country ability, and can be operated in relation to a variety of
road conditions.
Driving safety must be ensured at all times. Perform turns carefully, avoid sharp turns and maneuvers. Improper driving can result in loss of
vehicle control and vehicle rollover.
When a vehicle rolls over, seat belts play an important role. Risk of injury and death for passengers not wearing seatbelts
seat belts, significantly higher than for fastened. Therefore, before driving, you must put on a belt.
safety yourself and make sure that all passengers are also wearing their seat belts (children are placed in the back seat in
special safety chairs).
ATTENTION
The maximum vehicle speed in 4H drive mode must not exceed 60 km/ h. Prolonged use
four-wheel drive leads to increased fuel consumption and accelerated wear of engine and transmission parts.
When driving at high speed in 4L drive mode, strong vibration may occur, this driving mode will cause
accelerated wear of engine and transmission parts, as well as increased fuel consumption.
When the 4L drive mode is on, driving at speeds above 30 km/ h is not recommended.
What should the driver consider when operating a car in winter?

Battery.
Constantly check the condition of the battery and cables. In cold weather, the battery capacity decreases.
Fluid in the engine cooling system.
The appropriate antifreeze must be added to the coolant.
Lubricating oils.
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The characteristics of lubricating oils must comply with the parameters given in the table in the technical section.
vehicle characteristics.
Windshield washer fluid.
Select the composition of the cleaning solution according to the ambient temperature.
Driving after drinking alcohol and drugs. Drunk driving is the most
common cause of motor vehicle accidents. The reaction of the driver
exposure to blood alcohol significantly worsens. We kindly ask you to never drive after
consumption of alcoholic beverages. In this case, it is necessary to offer driving to a sober person. coffee drinking
or a cold shower in this case, too, will not help restore the reaction. Likewise, some types of drugs
drugs can also affect a person's attention, alertness, and response. Before taking medicines,
seek appropriate advice from your doctor or pharmacist.
A WARNING! Driving
a car after drinking alcohol is strictly
forbidden.
Fuel consumption.
Below are some tips to help you improve fuel economy and reduce emissions.
vehicle gases while driving:
General
recommendations. Maintenance and car care.
Carry out checks and adjustments of vehicle components in accordance with the instructions given in the "Car Wash and Care" section.
behind him ".
Tires.
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Periodically check the tire inflation pressure (the interval between checks should not exceed four weeks): Insufficient tire inflation pressure
causes difficult steering and increased fuel consumption.
Overload.
The vehicle should not be overloaded. Vehicle weight and proper load centering have a direct impact on
vehicle stability and fuel consumption (especially when driving in urban areas).
Electrical equipment.
Strictly limit the operating time of all electrical devices to the necessary limits. The rear window defogger, auxiliary lights, windshield
wipers, heater blower and some other equipment are high electrical power consumption systems. The inclusion of these devices leads to an
increase in fuel consumption.
Air conditioning system.
Turning on the air conditioning system increases fuel consumption. At moderate ambient temperature
it is recommended to use ventilation mode.
Aerodynamic elements of equipment and air intakes.
Installation and inclusion without the need for aerodynamic equipment elements and air intakes leads to an increase
aerodynamic drag and increased fuel consumption while driving.
Driving skills. During

the movement:
To the extent possible, maintain a steady speed in economy mode in order to ensure minimum fuel consumption.
Unnecessary maneuvers and control operations.
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Before stopping at a traffic light or turning off the engine, do not press the gas pedal. When you press the gas in
In this case, a situation arises similar to shifting gears with a double clutch release. Such an operation is absolutely unnecessary, it only leads to
an increase in fuel consumption and the level of toxicity of engine exhaust gases.
Gear shift.
If traffic conditions and road conditions allow, try to drive in a higher gear. Inclusion
a lower gear provides more efficient acceleration of the car, but at the same time fuel consumption increases dramatically.
Incorrect shift control leads to increased fuel consumption, exhaust pollution and accelerated
wear of engine parts.
Maximum travel speed.
When accelerating to a high speed, fuel consumption begins to increase sharply. Strive to maintain a steady pace
movement and, if possible, avoid sudden acceleration and deceleration.
Overclocking
During hard acceleration, the engine speed increases, which leads to a noticeable increase in fuel consumption and level
exhaust concentrations. Therefore, it is recommended to smoothly accelerate the car to the optimum speed, without
exceeding the maximum engine torque.
Operating conditions.
Cold start of the engine.
In the frequent start mode, after too short a run, the engine does not have time to warm up to optimal operating
temperature. At the same time, fuel consumption increases sharply (when driving in urban conditions - by 15-30%) and the content of toxic
substances in exhaust gases.
Traffic intensity and condition of the road surface.
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Traffic intensity directly affects fuel consumption, for example: when driving in heavy traffic
means or on city streets with a large number of traffic lights and restrictive signs, you often have to turn on a reduced
transmission. In the same way, fuel consumption increases when driving on hilly terrain, mountainous roads and roads with poor
coverage condition.
Traffic jams.
When parking for a long time in a traffic jam, it is recommended to turn off the engine.
Winter tires.
Install only such winter tires, the size and characteristics of which correspond to the parameters specified in the technical
vehicle specifications.
Due to the peculiarities of its design and material of manufacture, as shown by numerous tests, dynamic
The performance of winter tires under normal driving conditions, and especially during extended motorway driving, is inferior to that of standard
tyres. Therefore, it is recommended to limit the use of winter tires.
To ensure safe movement, uniform effective braking and good handling, it is necessary to install
the same winter tires (by brand and size) on all four wheels of the car.
Install tires carefully so that the tread pattern matches the direction of travel.
Chains on wheels.
Wheel-mounted traction chains have different requirements and apply in different countries.
various standards.
If traffic conditions allow, it is recommended to install chains only on the drive (rear) wheels.
As for cars with four-wheel drive, the main drive force in them is distributed to the rear wheels. Therefore, in
if necessary, traction control chains on such vehicles are also installed on the rear wheels. Necessary
tighten the chains every 15-20 meters of the route.
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ATTENTION
Do not install traction control chains on the spare wheel.
Driving speed with chains must not exceed 50 km/ h or the maximum value recommended by the chain manufacturer.
If the car is not used for a long time. If the vehicle will not be driven for one month or more, the following
requirements must be met when
storing it:
1. Place the car on a spacious area in a dry room with effective ventilation. 2. Engage ground gear. 3.
Apply the parking brake and check the effectiveness of the brake mechanism.
4. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, check the battery capacity. After placing the car on
long-term garage storage check the density of the electrolyte at least once every three months. If only a stripe is visible
If the indicator is dark, without a green area, the battery needs to be charged. 5. Clean, wash
the car, if necessary, restore the wax coating of the relevant parts.
6. For cleaning and maintenance of metal parts, use only special products,
7. Sprinkle the surface of the wiper blades with talc, raise the wiper arms to separate the blades from the surface
glass.
8. Open the windows of the car doors. 9.

Cover the car with a cover made of cellular material or porous plastic, do not use covers made of dense material, as they
delay the evaporation of moisture from the surface of car parts.
10. Maintain normal tire inflation pressure, periodically check the pressure.
11. If the power supply is not cut off, it is necessary to check the load and capacity of the battery once every 30 days. If it will be
only a dark indicator strip is visible, without a green area, it is necessary to charge the battery.
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12. All containers, as well as tubes and hoses of the engine cooling system must be
filled with standard coolant, do not leave them empty.
emergency situations.
Starting the engine from an external battery. 1. Faulty car. 2. Red
wire. 3. Black wire.
It is not recommended to start the car from a push or in tow. This may lead to
damage to the three-element catalyst and other parts of the vehicle. If the battery
completely discharged, the car engine can be started by connecting it with
using wires to the battery of another serviceable car.
A WARNING! The car

battery is explosive. In the event of an explosion, there is a risk of burns and other injuries from the release of
acids and short circuits (an explosion of the battery is especially dangerous for the eyes). In addition, material damage may result.
parts. The instructions below are mandatory for strict adherence.
To reduce the risk of fire or explosion of the battery, ensure that the contacts (or clamps) are firmly seated, and check
serviceability of isolation of contacts.
First of all, it is necessary to exclude the contact of the battery with the surface of the engine. This can reduce the risk of fire or
explosion from an electric spark.
To reduce the risk of explosion, the battery should not be placed in an area exposed to sparks from open flames or
electrical equipment. Smoking near the battery is prohibited. The battery is flammable and
explosive elements of vehicle equipment.
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To reduce the risk of injury in the event of a battery explosion, it is recommended that you wear safety goggles, especially if
the battery is close to the eyes. Do not rely on the battery.
Do not allow electrolyte to come into contact with eyes, skin or fabric, as electrolyte is an acidic substance with a high
corrosive activity. If electrolyte comes into contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice.
medical help.
To reduce the risk of a short circuit, remove earrings, bracelets, metal watches, and other metal
decorations and items. Do not allow metal tools or other metal products to come into contact with positive
battery contact. When attaching the cable terminal to the positive battery terminal, do not touch other metal
items.
In the electrical system of the car, grounding is connected to ground. The battery voltage under load is 12V. If
another vehicle's battery voltage under load is different from 12V, or if its electrical system ground is not deduced
to ground, you can not start the engine from such a battery. When starting from the battery of another vehicle, there is always
risk of injury and damage to the electrical system.
Securely install and fix the vehicle from which the power supply will be supplied. Connect the contacts of the wires connected between the
car batteries. At the same time, make sure that the wires do not intersect with each other and do not touch each other.
another.
Turn off all devices in the electrical system of both vehicles. Turn off all headlights and lights, except emergency
signals, turn off the ignition. Set the vehicles to the parking brake.
Description of wire connection.
Connect the positive terminals of both batteries using the first wire with clamps (red wire).
Attach the second wire with clamps (black) to the power battery terminal.
Then connect the other end of the black wire to any grounded contact on the body of the faulty car, where you can
ensure that the clamp is securely fastened, but not closer than 45 cm from a discharged battery. At the same time, make sure that the
wire does not touch the drive belts, fan impellers and other parts that move during engine operation. The wire
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also must not touch heating surfaces to avoid damage to the insulation.
Start the engine of the supply vehicle and leave it running at idle.
Start the car engine with a dead battery. Disconnect wires in reverse
order. (First of all, you should disconnect the wires from the contacts of the supply battery).
Starting the engine from the push of the car.

ATTENTION
The engines of vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission must not be jump-started (on these models
vehicles, automatic transmission is not temporarily installed), otherwise the gearbox may be damaged.
It is not recommended to start the car engine in tow. In this case, there is a danger of collision with the towing vehicle.
vehicle after starting the engine.
Turn the ignition key to the 'ON' position.
Fully depress the clutch pedal and hold it with your foot. Engage third gear. If the dispenser works in
four wheel drive mode, set the transfer lever to the '2H' position.
Press and hold the gas pedal.
After accelerating to a certain speed, release the clutch and start the engine.
If she lowered the rail.

1. If there is any reason why you need to stop the car while driving
on the motorway, carefully drive the car out of the carriageway on the right (or
left for left-hand traffic) side, if possible, do not stop the car on
roadway.
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2. Place the vehicle on a level surface and tighten the parking brake lever. Put up a warning triangle
at a sufficient distance from the car (regardless of the time of day).
Note: The warning triangle is located under the rear row seats of the vehicle.
If a tire burst occurs.
If a tire burst occurs, the following basic safety precautions must be taken:
Turn on emergency light.

Take the car out of the carriageway and place it on a flat horizontal surface in such a way as to exclude
risk of injury and vehicle damage.
Apply the parking brake lever, place the gearbox in the reverse gear position.
Turn off the engine.
A WARNING! For
vehicles with four wheel drive, move the transfer lever to any of the '2H', '4H', or '4L' positions to block vehicle movement. Do not leave the
lever in the 'N' position. Do not change the wheel on a downhill, uphill or uneven surface, it is very dangerous. Block the wheels of the car.
Place chocks under the wheel diagonally opposite the wheel to be replaced to block vehicle
movement.
How to get a spare wheel and tools.
The jack and a bag with the necessary tools are located under the seats of the rear row seats.
Remove the wheel wrench and two levers from the tool bag. Assemble two into one knot
lever and wheel wrench as shown.
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There is an oval-shaped hole in the middle of the rear panel of the car. Insert the end of the lever into this hole and align it with
spare wheel disk.
Insert the T-shaped end of the lever into the T-hole in the spare wheel disk, then, turning the lever in the opposite direction
clockwise, lower the spare wheel.
After the spare wheel is fully lowered, remove the spare wheel base plate
wheels from the underside of the vehicle and carefully remove the spare wheel.
Jacking up and removing the wheel.
1. Anchor points for installing the jack.
Position the jack exactly under one of the support points shown in the figure.
ATTENTION
The jack must be placed on as even and flat a surface as possible. Remove wheel cap. turning
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wheel wrench counterclockwise, unscrew all wheel nuts (in diagonal sequence) by one or two
turnover. After lifting the car on the jack and lifting the wheel off the surface, the nuts will be unscrewed completely.
Raise the vehicle carefully until the flat tire is completely clear of the ground. Remove wheel nuts and remove
wheel.
A WARNING! If the car

is only on a jack, do not get into the car. For this purpose, one should set
car on special supports.
Do not start the engine of a car mounted on a jack or on supports.
Passengers must not be in the car, installed on a jack or on supports.
Wheel covers.
Dismantling.
Wrap cloth around the work surface of a flat-blade screwdriver, insert the screwdriver into
notch in the cap, pry off and remove the cap.
ATTENTION
The wheel covers of the car are made of plastic. With them
dismantling must be done very carefully. Not
it is allowed to dismantle the caps by hand in order to avoid them
compression damage.
Installation.
Align the cap with the mounting surface and lightly tap on the outer circumference
cap, fix it in the installation position.
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After dismantling the wheel cover (see section "wheel covers"), use the wheelbrace to loosen the fastening nuts
wheel, but do not unscrew the nuts until the end.
Position the jack on a flat, level surface under the nearest support point to the wheel to be changed (see description in section
“jacking up the car”), raise the car until the damaged wheel is lifted off the surface. Using a wheel wrench, completely unscrew and remove
the wheel nuts, then remove the wheel itself.
Wheel installation.
Clean the wheel hub surface, hub bolts and mounting holes in the wheel from
dirt and dust, then carefully install the spare wheel.
Install the wheel nuts and tighten them with your fingers until they stop so that
the wheel did not move along the axis.
Carefully lower the vehicle on the jack until it comes into contact with the ground. After
To do this, tighten the nuts firmly using the wheelbrace.
Nut tightening torque: 135+/-15 Nm.
ATTENTION
When tightening the nuts, do not press the wheel wrench with your foot or hit it with a heavy object to avoid damage.
and tightening nuts.
Remove the jack, put the removed wheel, jack and extension arms back in place. Contact the workshop as soon as possible
tire service to replace the spare wheel with a standard wheel.
A WARNING! After changing a

wheel, tighten the bolts as soon as possible using a torque wrench with a torque limiter.
tightening moment. Re-tighten after 1000 km. This precaution must be observed
to ensure the reliability of the wheels.
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The wheel nuts must be tightened evenly. Oil or grease must not be used. Careless or
an incorrectly installed and secured wheel can break off while driving, resulting in loss of control
by car.
Car towing
ATTENTION
Do not allow the towed vehicle to be suspended on chains from the towing vehicle (as shown in
figure A). Suspension chains while towing can damage the front bumper or
structural elements of the front of the car.
If the vehicle being towed is equipped with an automatic transmission

gears, and the towing distance exceeds 50 km, then this
the vehicle must be installed on all-wheel towing means (as
shown in pictures B and C), or front wheels (non-driven, as shown in
Figure E).
If the gearbox of the towed vehicle is damaged, it must be

mount on all-wheel towing means (as shown in pictures B and C).
The drawer must be set to drive mode '2H'. categorically not

it is allowed to tow the vehicle in drive modes '4H' or '4L' in the way
partial loading, when one pair of wheels rolls on the road surface (as shown in
figures D and E). Failure to do so may result in damage
vehicle power transmission system, or to the occurrence of unforeseen
accidents related to slipping of the vehicle wheels from the tug platform. Towing the
vehicle by partial loading (front axle, see figure D).
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Install the shift lever (for manual gearboxes) or gear selector lever (for
automatic transmissions) to neutral 'N'. Release the parking brake lever.
Towing the vehicle by partial loading (rear axle, see figure E).
Turn ignition key to 'ACC' position, lock steering wheel in straight-ahead position
movement with a rope or tie tape. It is strictly forbidden to set the key in the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position in order to avoid unforeseen
incidents during the towing process associated with blocking the steering system.
ATTENTION
Towing a vehicle stuck in sand, mud or snow.
The cable may only be attached to the tow hook. It is not allowed to fasten the cable to other places of the car in order to avoid
damage to the body and other parts. It is not allowed to tow the car on a cable hooked to the tow hook for large
distances.
When pulling the vehicle out of sand, mud or snow, use only the tow rope. Rope should not be used
too long.
During towing, the towing cable and hook are subjected to a very high load. Therefore, you can pull out the car
only in a straight line, not at an angle.
Towing the car must be carried out in accordance with the traffic regulations adopted in the country. As a result
Improper towing of the vehicle may result in damage. Therefore, in order to avoid accidents, it is necessary to strictly observe
towing rules. Great Wall Corporation recommends that the vehicle be towed only by qualified technicians.
specialists.
What should I pay attention to when towing a car.
Before towing, make sure that the gearbox, rear and front axles, steering system, chassis are in good condition.
parts and drives of the towed vehicle. If any of the listed systems is faulty, you can use as a tug
only passenger car.
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Partial load towing, where the rear wheels roll on the road surface.
Turn ignition key to 'ACC' position, lock steering wheel in straight-ahead position
movement with a rope or similar device. Do not turn the ignition key to the 'LOCK' position during
avoid damage to the steering wheel lock mechanism.
Cable towing.
1. Front tow hook.
ATTENTION
When using the front tow hook, take measures to protect
front bumper from damage.
1. Rear tow hook.
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Checking and replacing fuses. Relay and fuse

box #1.
1. Box of relays and fuses
fuse number 1 of the car with
right hand drive. 2. Relay box and
fuse No. 1 of a left-hand drive
car. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Reserved. 9, 11. Impulse
relay
wiper intervals. 10, 12. Flasher breaker
relay
turn.
F1. Starter, 5A. F2. Electronic

injection control system (IG), 10A.
F3. Drive switch for four
wheels (IG), 15A. F4. Turn signals, 10A.
F5. Reversing signal, 10A. F6. Combined
block
appliances, 10A. F7. Reserved. F8.
Reserved. F9. Left
power windows, 30A. F10. Right power
windows with
electric drive, 30A. F11.
Reserved. F12. Cushion system
security, 15A. F13. Power supply
four wheel drive from
battery, 20A. F14. Emergency
signal, 15A. F15. turntable lamp
CDs, 15A. F16. System of the central blocking of door locks, 15A. F17. Cigarette lighter, 20A. F18. CD player (radio), 15A. F19. Reserved. F20.
Reserved. F21. Reserved. F22. Reversing mirror, 5A.
F23. Windshield wipers, 15A. F24. Conditioner (IG), 5A. F25. Reserved. F26. Reserved. J1. Power window relay with
electric drive. J2. Reserved. J3. Reserved.
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Relay and fuse box #2.
1. Motor busbar connector B. 2. Motor busbar connector A. 3. Motor busbar connector C. 4. Reserved. 5. Electronic impeller drive. 6.
Supercharger. 7. Anti-lock braking system. 8. High frequency relay
impeller rotation. 9. Rear windshield heating relay. 10. Rear windshield heater indicator relay
glass. 11. Supercharger relay. 12. Relay low beam headlights. 13. Impeller low speed relay. 14. Electric sound relay
signal. 15. High beam relay. 16. Compressor relay. 17. Main relay. 18. Relay for fuel heating system. 19. Relay overall
lights. 20. Front fog lamp relay. 21. Starter relay.
F27. Electronic control unit for the fuel injection system. F28. Air conditioner. F29. Compressor. F30. High beam headlights. F31. Dipped
headlights. F32. Front fog lights. F33. Rear fog lights. F34. Parking lights. F35. Electrical horn. F36. Rear windshield heating device. F37.
Electronic injection system. F38. Brake
signal. F39. Anti-lock braking system - 2. F40. Reserved. F41. Reserved. F42. Reserved. F43. Reserved. F44. Reserved.
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Fuse box #3.
1. Electric power from the battery - 1. 2. Charging the battery. 3. pre-heating,

anti-lock braking system - 1. 4. Electric power from the battery - 2.
1. Type A fuse. 2. Good. 3. Burnt out. 4. Type B fuse. 5. Good. 6. Burnt out.
If headlights or other electrical devices do not turn on, you must

first check the condition of the fuses. When
detect a blown fuse, it must be replaced.
Turn off the ignition and all unnecessary electrical devices, pull out
appropriate fuse and check its condition.
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Replacing fuses.
A pull-out clip is attached inside the fuse box
fuses. Take this clip out of the box first, then pull out the fusible
fuse with this clip.
Using the same clip, insert the new fuse into the replacement socket.
removed. The electrical parameters of the new fuse must be
are the same as those of the removed fuse.
After determining the faulty fuse, read the parameters
electrical supply and the designation of the electrical circuit indicated on the cover
fuse.
Only type A fuses can be pulled out using the clip.
If visual inspection fails to determine the condition of the fuse, you can replace it with another fuse and
check the operation of the electrical circuit. If the fuse
is blown, a new, good fuse must be installed in its place. Install only these
fuses, the power supply parameters of which correspond to the parameters and designations indicated on the block cover
fuses for the corresponding socket.
If it is not possible to immediately select a fuse with similar parameters, you can temporarily install another
a fuse that is designed for a lower current, but at the first opportunity, replace it with a standard fuse, install a temporary fuse in its original
place.
It is recommended that you purchase a complete set of spare fuses and keep them in your vehicle for emergency use.
cases.
If a new fuse blows quickly after installation, this is a sign of a fault in the electrical circuit. IN
In this case, you must immediately contact an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for
diagnostics and repair.
A WARNING! It is strictly
not allowed to use a fuse designed for a large current, and also
Install a jumper to replace a blown fuse. This can cause serious damage
electrical equipment and even cause a fire.
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Light fixture lamps. Turning

on and off the appropriate switches, check the functioning of the lamps of all vehicle lighting devices. If the lamp
does not light up, the most common reasons for this are a blown fuse and damage to the lamp itself. The fuse should be checked first. If the fuse
is good, check the bulb.
The relationship of the fuses to the corresponding lighting devices is described in the section "Checking and replacing the fuses".
fuses." If both the
fuse and the lamp are OK, you must contact an authorized car service station.
Great Wall for inspection and repair.
Check and service of illumination lamps of indexes and emergency indicators on the panel of the block of devices.
Start the vehicle engine and check the operation of all indicators, instruments, emergency and warning indicators. If any problem is found,
contact an Authorized Great Wall Vehicle Service Center for
inspection and repair.
Car lighting fixtures. Outdoor lighting fixtures.
1. High beam H1, 12V, 55W

2. Front fog lights H3, 12V, 55W
3. Front turn signals PY21W, 12V, 21W
4. Side turn signal repeaters W5W 5. Low beam headlamps
6. Front position lamps H1
W5W, 12V, 5W
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7. Upper brake light repeater W5W, 12V, 5W

8. License plate light W5W, 12V, 5W
9. Rear fog lights P21W 10. Reversing signal
P21W
11. Rear turn signals PY21W, 12V, 21W
12. Brake/side lights P21W/W5W
Lamps of internal lighting devices.

Reading lamp W5W;
interior ceiling lamp Q10W.
Replacement of lamps.
General provisions.
1. Before replacing the lamp, make sure that this light device is turned off, check the connection contacts for oxidation.
2. To replace a burned out lamp, use a new lamp of the same type and wattage.
After replacing the headlight bulbs, in order to ensure traffic safety, it is necessary to check the adjustment of the beam angle of the headlights.
ATTENTION
If the repair and replacement operations of the electrical appliance are not carried out correctly, or the characteristics of the
power supply to the instrument, this can lead to peak power consumption, heating of the circuit, and even
fire.
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ATTENTION
The gas inside halogen lamps is under a certain pressure, as a result of which fragments of the glass bulb of the lamp can scatter
when the lamp breaks.
Halogen lamps should only be held by the metal base. If the halogen lamp is held by the glass bulb,
hand skin prints remain on the surface of the bulb, which, when the lamp is heated, evaporate and polymerize on the surface of the reflector. This
leads to tarnishing of the reflector surface and a significant reduction in its service life. In case of hand contact
with the surface of the bulb of such a lamp, wipe the bulb with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol until the surface dries.
Where possible, it is recommended that you take it to an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station for a replacement.
lamps. The correct functioning of the exterior lights and the correct adjustment of the beam angle of the headlights are among the most important
traffic safety conditions.
ATTENTION
A thin layer of condensation may form on the inside of the headlights. This phenomenon occurs at low
ambient temperature or high outdoor humidity and is not a symptom of a device malfunction. Condensation is easily removed shortly
after switching on the headlights. If water drops appear inside the headlights, then there is a leak. In that
In this case, you must contact an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station to have it checked.
and repair.
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Types of lamps used in the car.
1. Attention: 2. Dismantling. 3. Installation.
Various types of lamps are installed in car lighting devices:
A. Halogen bulbs: To remove this bulb, loosen the bulb locking spring in
nest.
B. Full glass lamps: to install such a lamp, you must insert it into the socket
appliance and push it in as far as it will go. For dismantling, simply pull the lamp out of its socket.
C. Cylindrical lamps: To install this type of lamp, you must insert it into the socket of the fixture and
push inward until it stops. For dismantling, simply pull the lamp out of its socket.
D. Lamps with a clamp base: to remove such a lamp from the socket, it is necessary to slightly press
lamp and turn it counterclockwise, then pull the lamp out.
Lamps of the forward combined block of headlights and light signals.
1. Front position lamp. 2. Lamp high beam headlights. 3. Low beam lamp
headlights 4. Turn signal lamp.
To dismantle the dipped and main beam headlights, as well as signal lamps, remove tightly
sealed lid. When installing, install and securely attach the cover.
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High and low beam headlights.
1. Remove cover with seal.
2. Pull out the connector.
3. Loosen the lamp fixing spring (see figure 1), then remove the lamp.
Auxiliary lamp high beam headlights.
1. Turn the cover with seal anti-clockwise.
2. Loosen the lamp fixing spring and remove the lamp.
3. Disconnect the lamp from the socket socket (see figure 2).
Front turn signal lamp.
1. Turn the front turn signal bulb holder socket counterclockwise

arrows.
2. Press the signal lamp and turn it counterclockwise, then pull the lamp out of the socket.
Headlight lamps.
1. Remove the rubber sealing plug of the front side light bulb.
2. Remove the lamp from the socket socket.
The lamps are installed in the reverse order of the dismantling procedure.
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Do not handle the bulb by the bulb with hands or dirty gloves. On the surface of the skin
grease is released that sticks to the surface of the lamp, degrading its performance. IN
If dirt gets on the surface of the lamp bulb, clean the surface with
using alcohol or solvent. Install the lamp after complete drying
surfaces.
Turn signal lamps.

Move the turn signal lamp cover by pushing it in the direction of vehicle travel.
(the cap is clamped under pressure during installation).
Rotate the lamp socket in a counter-clockwise direction, then remove the cap
lamps.
Remove the defective lamp and install a new one.
Install the cap in place.
Lamps of the rear combined block of light signals.
Unscrew the two bolts - in places 1 and 2 shown in the figure, then carefully pull
the rear headlight and signal lamp unit back and remove it. Don't apply too much
force to prevent damage to the unit.
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3. Lamps for brake lights / parking lights. 4. Rear turn

signal lamp. 5. Reversing signal lamp. Turn
counterclockwise and remove the bulb holder. Gently
press down on the bulb and turn it counterclockwise, remove the defective bulb and
install a new one.

The lamps are installed in the reverse order of the dismantling procedure.
Reading lamp.
Insert a flat-bladed screwdriver into the slot of the lamp cover assembly, gently pry and remove
cover, then unscrew the lamp from the socket socket.
ATTENTION
Wrap the working surface of the screwdriver with cloth to avoid damage.
plastic lampshade.
Ceiling lamp interior lighting.

Insert a flat-bladed screwdriver into the slot of the lamp cover assembly, gently pry and remove
cover, then remove the lamp from the socket socket.
ATTENTION
Wrap the working surface of the screwdriver with cloth to avoid damage.
plastic lampshade.
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Overheating of the engine,

When the engine overheats, the needle of the temperature gauge of the liquid in the cooling system approaches the 'H' scale mark. Engine at
this may work unevenly, with detonation. Engine power drops sharply. A jet of boiling liquid or steam may come out
out through the radiator cap. The presence of one of these signs indicates a malfunction of the engine. Stop car. If a jet of
liquid or steam is visible, or a corresponding sound is heard, do not open the hood until
the liquid in the cooling system will not stop boiling, and the steam will not stop coming out. Then open the hood and ventilate the engine.
Smoothly accelerate the engine (up to a speed of approximately 1500 rpm), then leave it to idle for
within 5-10 minutes. If a fluid leak is detected in the cooling system, turn off the ignition immediately. After shutdown
ignition, the engine and radiator must cool naturally. Carefully remove the radiator cap. After the engine has cooled down
check the coolant level in the radiator. If necessary, add fluid through the radiator filler neck. You can also add fluid to the expansion tank. It is
possible to add liquid to the cooling system only after the arrow of the liquid temperature indicator is set opposite
'C' scale marks. When adding liquid, be careful to avoid burns. If in an emergency it was necessary to add water to the
radiator, it is necessary to adjust the density of the coolant as soon as possible.
liquid and the content of antifreeze in it.
A WARNING!
Do not open the radiator cap when the engine is overheated to avoid burns. If the radiator cap is opened too
early, liquid and steam under pressure will be released from the neck.
Chemical additives in coolant are highly flammable under certain conditions. Therefore, add fluid to the radiator
be careful not to allow it to get on the radiator plates and the engine.
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Car wash and service

Examination.
1. Hydraulic bottle coupling
clutch. 2. Hydraulic cup
main brake pump. 3. Oil dipstick. 4.
Expansion
cooling system radiator tank. 5. Oil filler hole. 6.
Radiator. 7. Hydraulic tank system
steering with hydraulic

amplifier. 8. Battery. 9. Tank with
windshield washer fluid
glass.
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1. Oil dipstick. 2. Hydraulic

clutch reservoir. 3. Hydraulic cup
main
brake pump. 4. Expansion
cooling system radiator tank. 5. Oil filler hole. 6.
Radiator. 7. Hydraulic reservoir steering system
control with hydraulic

amplifier. 8. Battery. 9. Tank with
windshield washer fluid
glass.
Checking the engine oil in the engine. Park

the vehicle on a level surface, turn off the engine, wait a while (about five minutes) for the engine oil to drain completely into the oil
pan. After that, measure the oil level.
The engine oil level in the engine oil pan must be between the minimum and maximum level marks on the
surface of the dipstick.
If the actual engine oil level is near or below the minimum level mark, add oil through
oil filler hole to the maximum level mark.
The engine oil level must not be above the maximum level mark.
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ATTENTION
Engine oil consumption is determined mainly by the mode of movement of the car and the conditions of its operation.
After adding oil, before checking the level, start the engine and let it idle for
few seconds. Then turn off the engine, wait a few minutes and check the oil level.
A WARNING! If the
engine is hot, then when performing any operations inside the engine compartment, it is necessary
be extremely careful to avoid burns. It must also be remembered that if the engine is running, then when it
heated to a certain temperature, the radiator cooling impeller is turned on, as a result of which there is a risk of getting
injuries. Care must be taken to ensure that the impeller or other rotating part does not get caught in a scarf, tie, sleeve or other
item of clothing.
Do not add engine oil with characteristics different from the oil in the engine.
Waste engine oil, as well as used oil filters, contain substances that pollute the environment.
Wednesday. If it is necessary to change the engine oil or oil filter, it is recommended to contact an authorized dealer.
maintenance of Great Wall vehicles, Where special equipment is available for draining and disposing of oil and oil
filter that meets the requirements of environmental regulations.
Fluid in the engine cooling system.

Check the fluid level in the cooling system when the engine is cold. Level
fluid must be between the minimum and maximum level marks on the
radiator expansion tank housing. If the fluid
level in the cooling system is below the minimum level mark, open
radiator cap and slowly add antifreeze, designed for temperatures from -35ºC, until
until the liquid level in the expansion tank reaches the maximum
level.
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To top up, use a coolant with characteristics similar to those in the radiator.
A WARNING! The liquid

in the engine cooling system is under a certain pressure. If it is necessary to replace the radiator cap
use only a new original product with similar parameters. Violation of this rule will result in a reduction
cooling efficiency.
Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot to avoid the risk of hot
coolant and burns.
Fluid in the windshield washer system. The windshield

washer is designed to clean the glass surface and improve
driver overview.
The amount of fluid in the washer system is checked by the fluid level in the reservoir.
To pour fluid into the reservoir, carefully open the cap of the reservoir (liquid characteristics and
fill volumes are given in the section "Fluids and fill volumes of other components" in
chapter describing the technical characteristics of the vehicle).
A WARNING! Do not
drive without fluid in the windshield washer reservoir.
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Brake fluid.
1. A glass of brake fluid.
Open the lid of the hydraulic cup, check the level of brake fluid inside
glass, which should be between the MAX (maximum level) and ADD (minimum level) marks.
Use synthetic brake fluid to top up if necessary.

DOT4.
ATTENTION
Brake fluid quickly absorbs moisture from the air. Therefore, if the car
a significant part of the time is operated in areas with a high relative
air humidity, then the brake fluid must be replaced significantly
more often than specified in the periodic maintenance schedule.
Hydraulic clutch fluid. 1. Clutch hydraulic reservoir.
Open the hydraulic reservoir cap, check the brake fluid level inside
tank, which should be between the MAX (maximum level) and MIN (minimum level) marks.
Use synthetic brake fluid to top up if necessary.

DOT4.
ATTENTION
Brake fluid quickly absorbs moisture from the air. Therefore, if the car
a significant part of the time is operated in areas with a high relative
air humidity, then the brake fluid must be replaced significantly
more often than specified in the periodic maintenance schedule.
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When opening the brake fluid reservoir, do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with painted surfaces, as brake fluid is highly corrosive.
If liquid spills onto the surface
paintwork should be washed off immediately with water.
A WARNING! Brake
fluid poses a risk to human health and is highly corrosive. If
contact with liquid occurs, immediately wash the affected area with water and a neutral detergent solution, after which
rinse repeatedly with plenty of water. If brake fluid enters the body, immediately
seek medical attention.
If the hydraulic reservoir is marked accordingly, the mineral brake system must not be filled.
liquid that can cause irreparable damage to the rubber parts of the system.
Power steering hydraulic fluid.

Open the hydraulic reservoir cap, check the hydraulic fluid level inside
tank, which should be between the MAX (maximum level) and MIN (minimum level) marks.
For topping up, if necessary, use only hydraulic fluid for

DEXRON III automatic transmissions.
Checking drive belts. Check the

tension of the power steering pump drive belt.
Check the tension of the A/C compressor drive belt.
Check alternator drive belt tension.
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At the same time, check the surface of the drive belts for cracks and mechanical damage. When
find defects, have the belts replaced by an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station.
ATTENTION
If water or oil gets on the surface of the drive belt, clean the surface immediately.
Replacing wiper blades. Wiper blades.
A WARNING! If the
wiper blades are frozen to the surface of the windshield, do not turn on the wipers until the ice has completely thawed.
and free movement of the brushes to avoid damage to the drive. Windshield
wipers.
1. Raise the wiper arm from the surface of the windshield.
2. Pull out the wiper blade so that the blade at the stop (A) comes out of the
lever hook (B). Then pull out the brush completely and remove it.
ATTENTION
Do not lower the wiper arm directly onto
windshield to avoid surface scratches
glass.
3. Install a new wiper blade on the backing plates (C).

4. Put a new brush on the wiper arm. During installation, push the brush in
direction from the thrust end. Make sure that the lever hook (B) is correctly inserted into the groove.
brushes.
ATTENTION
If a new wiper blade is not provided with false
plates (C), you can use the plates from an old brush.
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5. Push the blade until the hook on the wiper arm (B) mates with the blade in the support
point (A) and ensure normal fixation.
Washing.
Proper care is the most important factor in maintaining the good appearance of the car.
In the following situations, it is urgent to wash the car to protect the paint layer:
After rain, to avoid corrosion from acids in rainwater.
After driving along the sea coast.
When ash, bird droppings, tree sap, metal particles or insects adhere to the surface of the paintwork.
When dust and clay get on the surface of the car.
If possible, the car should be stored in a garage or kept in a closed parking lot. When stopped in an open area, the vehicle
should be installed in the shade or cover the car body with a special cover.
ATTENTION
Put on and take off the cover carefully so as not to scratch the car body.
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contaminated areas with a sponge and plenty of water. For final cleaning, use neutral detergents.
- special automotive or universal washing liquids dissolved in warm (not hot) water.
Rinse the vehicle surface with plenty of clean water.
Thresholds, bends and joints on car doors, lids and window sashes are most susceptible to the corrosive effects of salts that are sprinkled
on roads. Therefore, it is necessary to periodically carry out a thorough cleaning of such places. It is necessary to ensure that the water drain holes
located along the edge of the car doors do not become clogged. Watering with a jet of water under pressure from a hose
the bottom of the body and the wheels of the car to wash off dust and salts from them.
Wipe the surface of the car dry with a natural woolen cloth, so that no water stains remain.
ATTENTION
Do not use strong laundry soap, chemical detergents, gasoline or thinners.
Do not wash the car in direct sunlight or when the body is hot to avoid staining on the
body surface.
Avoid using canvas or other similarly rough material, such as wash gloves. When removing sticky solids
particles or other foreign objects from the surface of the body, be careful to avoid scratches and
paintwork damage.
Waxing.
Periodic waxing of the surface of the car body allows you to keep it looking like new. After waxing
it is recommended to polish the body to remove excess wax and to avoid the formation of "climatic" spots.
Waxing is carried out only on a clean body in accordance with the instructions attached to the wax.
Wax containing abrasive particles should not be used. If the wax contains such particles, as well as detergent compositions, there is
a risk of damage to the paintwork of the body.
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If the surface is poorly polished, you can remove the wax layer with a special agent called "road bitumen", and then re-wax.
If the primer or paint contains abrasives, or polishing is done with too much force, the body
the car may be left with dark spots and scratches.
For black synthetic rubber parts and resin bumpers, only black wax or black wax can be used.
shoe oil.
Purification of contaminants.
To avoid damage to the paintwork and the formation of indelible stains on the surface of the car body, it is necessary
immediately remove stains of bitumen, oil, industrial dust, insects and plant sap. Specially designed for this
Solvents can be purchased from authorized 'Great Wall' vehicle service stations, as well as from
automotive parts.
Car bottom cleaning.
In areas where roads are salted in winter, it is necessary to periodically clean the bottom of the car body to prevent corrosion.
bottoms and rotating mechanisms under the influence of salts. In winter and winter-spring periods, constantly check the tightness
underbody, carry out appropriate maintenance work if necessary.
Glass cleaning.
Wash off dust deposits on the glass using special liquids for washing glasses. After a long parking of the car on the windows
a thin layer of dust may form, which must be carefully removed with glass cleaner and a clean, soft
matter.
When cleaning the internal surfaces of car windows, do not use objects with sharp edges, products containing
abrasives, or chlorine-containing chemicals. All of these tools and devices can damage electrical
contacts, radio antennas or rear window defroster.
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Chromed surfaces.
All car parts with a chrome surface must be periodically cleaned to a shine with a non-abrasive cloth with a special
polish for chrome surfaces.
Plastic parts.
Plastic parts can be cleaned with a slightly alkaline cleaning solution. For stubborn dirt, you can
use a plastic cleaner, but do not use organic solvents.
Car interior cleaning. Elements

of interior trim, plastic surfaces and seats should be periodically cleaned with a vacuum cleaner or soft
brush. Moisten a soft cloth in a mildly alkaline soap solution and wipe the polymer and leather surfaces with it, after which
wipe them dry with another piece of soft cloth. Before using protective compounds for fibrous materials, carefully
read the manufacturer's instructions. Some of these formulations contain active chemicals that
may stain the seat upholstery or cause the fabric to discolour.
A WARNING! The use of

gasoline, acetone and other solvents is strictly prohibited.
It is strictly forbidden to use protective compositions for fibrous materials that are not recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.
Seat belts. Seat belts

should be cleaned with a sponge dampened with a neutral detergent. Before cleaning, the belt must be completely
pull out, do not allow it to be pulled into the return mechanism. Do not use bleaching or bleaching chemicals that may affect the strength
of the seat belt.
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Measures against
corrosion. The most common corrosion factors for car parts are:
Moist dirt, dust and foreign objects adhering to the surface of the vehicle, accumulating in its openings, etc.
hard-to-reach places.
Damage to the paintwork caused by exposure to abrasive materials and resulting from minor accidents.
Environmental factors affecting the intensity of corrosion: Moisture.
Sand, dirt and moisture that collect on the body shell accelerate the corrosion process. In some hard-to-clean places on
water accumulations form on the floor of the car interior.
Relative humidity.
The corrosion process is accelerated under the following conditions:
In regions with high relative humidity.
In regions with a long period of negative temperatures.
In regions with high levels of environmental pollution.
In regions where roads are sprinkled with salt.
Temperature.
High temperatures contribute to the development of corrosion in poorly ventilated areas of the car.
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Environmental pollution.
Pollution from production waste, humid sea air with a high salt content, the use of salts in large quantities
to cover roads accelerate the process of corrosion of the paintwork.
Protect your car from corrosion.

Periodically wash the car, wax the surface, keep the car clean.
Constantly check the paintwork for microscopic damage, if any.

eliminate them in a timely manner.
Make sure that the water drain holes along the lower edge of the doors and on the rear bumper of the vehicle are not clogged.
Check the underside of the vehicle and cargo body. If sand, dirt or salt is found, wash it off immediately with water.
Never wash the vehicle interior with a hose to remove dry dust, sand or other dirt. Use only
vacuum cleaner or brush.
ATTENTION
Do not allow water or other liquids to come into contact with parts of the internal devices of the vehicle's electrical system.
Self service. Cars Corporation 'Great

Wall' do not require complex independent care and maintenance. Intervals between periodic
maintenance of cars are quite long, which saves time and costs. However, it is necessary to carry out
some daily and periodic maintenance activities to ensure efficient dynamic performance
vehicle, the normal functioning of the exhaust system and the engine.
The vehicle owner performs both special and general routine maintenance operations, as he is the one
is the only person who actually cares about the condition of his car. Therefore, the owner of the car is
a key link in the maintenance chain.
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Everyday service. Daily

maintenance includes daily activities to check the car while driving. These requirements
are the main ones for ensuring a long period of trouble-free operation of the car.
During the daily operation of the car, it is necessary to carry out maintenance activities at the intervals specified in this section. If there are
abnormal sounds, abnormal vibrations, or unusual odors,
immediately determine the cause of their occurrence or immediately contact an authorized service station
Great Wall vehicles for inspection and repair. In addition, if there is reason to believe that the vehicle is in need of repair, an Authorized Great Wall
Vehicle Service Center should also be contacted immediately.
The car care measures described below must be carried out at all times, unless otherwise specified.
Exterior structural elements of the car
Wheel tires.
Periodically check the tire pressure at service stations using a pressure gauge (including the spare wheel tire), if necessary, inflate the tires to
the specified pressure. Watch for signs of wear on the side surfaces of the tires. Tags
Tire wear checks are six red triangles. If the tire has worn out before
such a triangle, it must be replaced immediately. Carefully inspect the surface of the tires for formation, cuts, other mechanical damage or excessive
wear.
Wheel nuts.
When checking tires, simultaneously check the wheel nuts for looseness. After the first 5000 km
All nuts must be checked for tightness and tightened if necessary.
Wheel alignment and balancing.
If the vehicle constantly leans to one side while driving on a level surface, or if an uneven or
abnormal tire wear, it is necessary to adjust the wheel alignment. If driving at normal speed
there is a vibration of the steering wheel or seat seats, it is necessary to perform wheel balancing.
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Changing wheels.
It is recommended to change the wheels every 10,000 km.
ATTENTION
Periodically check tire inflation pressure for proper
given parameters
Windscreen wiper blades.
If deviations from the normal functioning of the wipers are found, check the brushes for cracks and
export.
Doors and engine hood.
Check for normal opening and closing of the engine hood, all doors and cargo bed hatch, and for reliability
operation of all locks. Lubricate hangers and hinges as needed. If one of the engine hood hangers is loose, the other hanger must also be
checked for security.
When driving on salted roads or in other conditions that promote the formation and development of corrosion, constantly check the lubrication
of metal parts of the car.
Light fixtures.
Check the serviceability of the front and rear lights and signals, fog lights and other vehicle lighting devices, their reliability
fasteners, as well as the correct adjustment of the headlights.
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Internal structural elements of the car
All the activities listed here are carried out periodically, for example, during the activities of the periodic
maintenance, car wash, etc.
Light indicators and emergency sound signals.
Check the operation of all alarm indicators and audible signals.
Windshield wipers and washer.
Check the operation of the windshield wipers and washer, as well as the condition of the wiper blades for presence of
damage and wear.
Windshield blowing.
Check the intensity of the windshield blowing when the heater or air conditioner is turned on, if necessary, increase the frequency
fan rotation.
Steering wheel.
Check vehicle handling in corners, e.g. steering wheel play, wheel turning force,
extraneous sounds when turning.
Armchairs.
Check the functioning of the mechanisms for adjusting the position of the seats, namely the mechanisms for adjusting the horizontal position
and backrest tilt. In addition, make sure that the seats are securely fixed in any position within the adjustment range. Check the smoothness of
lowering the head restraints and the reliability of fixing all locks and latches.
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Seat belts.
Check all elements of the seat belt mechanism (buckles and locks, belt attachment points, adjustment mechanisms and return
mechanisms). Make sure that all elements are securely fastened and that they function reliably. Check the condition of the belts
security for cuts, cracks, abrasions and other damage.
Gas pedal.
Check the smoothness of the gas pedal, measure the free play of the pedal.
Clutch pedal.
Check the smoothness of the clutch pedal, measure the free play of the pedal.
Brake system.
Check the side skid of the car when braking.
Brake pedal and hydraulic booster.
Check the operation of the brake pedal. Make sure there is reserve pedal travel when the pedal is depressed all the way. Verify
operation of the brake booster. Be sure to measure the distance from the floor to the brake pedal.
Parking brake.
Check the operation of the hand brake lever. Make sure the vehicle can be safely held down the slope
only with the parking brake.
Engine compartment.
Each time you check the engine oil level and fuel quantity, check the following at the same time:
Fluid level in the windshield washer reservoir.

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Make sure there is enough fluid in the windshield washer reservoir.
Radiator and flexible hoses.
Check the radiator from the front side, clean it from dust, insects, leaves and other foreign objects.
Check hoses for cracks, deformation, corrosion and loose connections.
Brake and clutch fluid levels.
Make sure that the brake fluid level in the hydraulic reservoirs of the brake system and the clutch is between
labeled 'MAX' and 'MIN'.
Battery.
The vehicle battery is not serviceable.
Engine starter drive belt.
Check the tension of the drive belt, the presence of scuffs, cracks, oil stains.
Check the engine oil level in the engine.
Release system.
Check the reliability of the muffler fastening, the presence of cracks and holes on it. If an abnormal noise occurs while the engine is running, or the
exhaust gases have an abnormal smell, you should immediately contact an authorized technical
Great Wall vehicle service to inspect and repair the exhaust system.
The bottom of the car and the lower part of the body.
The bottom of the car body is constantly exposed to water, snow, sand and salt, which contribute to accelerated corrosion. Therefore, it is
necessary to regularly clean the bottom of the body from such contaminants. Otherwise, they will accumulate on the bottom and frame
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vehicle, fuel lines and exhaust system components. To avoid this, it is necessary to periodically rinse with a jet
water from the hose places of accumulation of dust and dirt on the specified elements of the vehicle structure.
Leakage of liquids.
Stop the car and wait a bit. Check for stains of gasoline, oil and other working fluids under the vehicle. If
If the air conditioner is switched on in the passenger compartment, then a water spot may form under the parked vehicle. This is not a malfunction. At
detection of the facts of leakage of liquids, it is necessary to immediately establish the cause and take measures to eliminate it.
Periodic maintenance. Periodic maintenance

activities are carried out at regular intervals. Detailed information on
periodic maintenance is given in the "Service book".
This manual contains requirements for ensuring the good technical condition of the engine and exhaust system, as well as
good driving dynamics. These works are carried out only by specialists at an authorized station.
However, when driving in difficult conditions, unscheduled or more frequent maintenance is required.
service. Thus, the owner of the car bears full responsibility for the timely implementation of these measures.
Maintenance of the car in the initial period of operation.
The most important maintenance activities are those performed during the initial period of operation.
car after a run of 1000-2000 km, 8000 km, 15000 km. The timely and correct implementation of these measures is the most important
role to maintain the good technical condition of the new car.
Where to carry out periodic maintenance and repairs.
If it is time for periodic maintenance or if the vehicle has a problem, contact

an authorized Great Wall vehicle service station to carry out the relevant activities.
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Qualified technicians who have undergone special training work at authorized service stations of the corporation. They have the
most up-to-date technical information obtained from repair manuals and
maintenance of vehicles, technical documentation for repairs, as well as during training at special courses
advanced training. They learn the specifics of 'Great Wall' car repair before they start repairing, not
gain experience in the process of repair and maintenance.
You can fully rely on the specialists of authorized 'Great Wall' car service stations, who
will always perform in the best possible way all the necessary work in accordance with the requirements for ensuring a reliable and economical
vehicle operation.
Vehicle recycling. Disposal

of the vehicle is carried out in accordance with local rules and regulations adopted in the country and region of operation
car.
For appropriate advice or disposal, please contact an authorized station.

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Technical information
Vehicle factory plates.
Vehicle identification number.
Each car is assigned a unique identification number, which

is a 17 digit code. This number is affixed to the vehicle's nameplate and is also stamped on the
outside of the vehicle's frame stringer (chassis number) and
from the top side of the front body trim.
chassis number.
The chassis number is stamped on the outside of the rear of the right side frame rail.
car as shown in the picture.
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For export vehicles with right-hand drive, the chassis number is stamped on
the outer side of the rear of the left longitudinal beam of the vehicle frame, as shown in
figure.
Engine serial number.
The engine number of the car is stamped on the cylinder block on the left side.
Vehicle identification plate.
All car models have a rating plate. It is attached to the back of the
engine compartment on the left side.
The table looks like this:
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For export vehicles:
Label content:
"Manufactured by 'Great Wall Motors' Corporation
(PRC)" "Vehicle Identification Number:" "Item Number:"
"Product Brand: 'Great Wall'" "Model:" "Number of
Seats:" "Engine Model:" “Month and year of manufacture:” "Maximum design weight: (kg)"
For convenience, you can overwrite the data with a "Maximum curb weight: (kg)" "Maximum design load:
plate in the free space on the back of the warranty card. (kg)" "Maximum engine power: (kW)"
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Model CC1031PS05 CC1031PS25 ÿÿ1031PS28

Drive type 4X2 4X4 4X4
Curb weight (kg) Maximum vehicle weight 1735 1855 1840
(kg) Maximum payload weight (kg) 2660 2780 2570
625 625 430
Front axle (kg) Rear 990 1055 1020
Distribution empty car 745 800 820
axle (kg) Front axle
load on 990 1090 1035
axes fully loaded (kg) Rear axle (kg)
automobile 1670 1690 1535
Length (mm) 5040
External dimensions Width (mm) 1800
Height (mm) 1730
Wheelbase (mm) 3050
Front (mm) Rear 1515
Track width 1525
(mm) Minimum
ground clearance (mm) Minimum turning radius (m 194
Front suspension (mm) 745

Rear suspension (mm) 1245
Front overhang angle empty (°) Rear overhang

angle empty (°) Inner wheel steering angle (°)
Maximum gradeability 32
Minimum steady speed in direct gear (km/h

Maximum travel speed (km/h
Maximum passenger capacity, including the driver Notes: the 5
parameters of a particular vehicle depend on its configuration and equipment, and may differ slightly from the values \u200b\u200bgiven in this table. If such a
fact takes place, the data from the vehicle passport has priority.
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General parameters of the car.

Model CC1031PS44 CC1031PS64
Drive type 4X2 4X4
Curb weight (kg) Maximum vehicle weight 1740 1860
(kg) Maximum payload weight (kg) 2545 2665
480 480
Front axle (kg) Rear 970 1060
Distribution empty car 770 800
axle (kg) Front axle
load on 1040 1130
axes fully loaded (kg) Rear axle (kg)
automobile 1505 1535
Length (mm) 5040
External dimensions Width (mm) 1800
Height (mm) 1730
Wheelbase (mm) 3050
Front (mm) Rear 1515
Track width 1525
(mm) Minimum
ground clearance (mm) Minimum turning radius (m 194
Front suspension (mm) 745

Rear suspension (mm) 1245
Front overhang angle empty (°) Rear overhang

angle empty (°) Inner wheel steering angle (°) 24
Maximum gradeability 32
Minimum steady speed in direct gear (km/h

Maximum travel speed (km/h
Maximum passenger capacity, including the driver Notes: the 5
parameters of a particular vehicle depend on its configuration and equipment, and may differ slightly from the values \u200b\u200bgiven in this table. If such a fact
takes place, the data from the vehicle passport has priority.
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Recommendations regarding the petrol engine. 1.

Recommended fuel. It is recommended to use only high-
quality AI-95 gasoline fuel. 2. Recommended lubricating oils. Oil grades:
SG API 10W-40, 3. Recommended liquids for the engine cooling system.
It is recommended to use ethylene glycol-based coolants with anti-
corrosion and anti-scale additives. 4. Recommended refrigerant for
charging the air conditioning system. To charge this vehicle's air
conditioning system, use HFC-134a refrigerant or an equivalent
characteristics.
ATTENTION
The use of other types of refrigerant and compressor oil can cause serious damage to the system.
conditioning, up to such damage that the system will not be subject to restoration, and its complete
replacement.
Under no circumstances should gasoline containing lead be used. In this case, the distributor may fail. The HFC-134a refrigerant used
in this vehicle's air conditioning system does not deplete the ozone layer in the atmosphere. IN
in accordance with the requirements of environmental protection regulations, this refrigerant can be reused for charging
system after repair or maintenance. If it is necessary to repair
the air conditioning system, contact an authorized technical service station.
Great Wall vehicle service, with trained personnel who have the skills to collect refrigerant and
refilling the system.
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Technical characteristics of the car engine.
Model GW 491
QE Four-cylinder, four-stroke, liquid-cooled, overhead
Type valve arrangement, sequential multipoint injection with
electronic control 91 / 86
Bore / stroke (mm) Displacement (l) 2.237 9.1:1 78+/-3 / 4600
Compression ratio Rated power (kW/r/ 184 +/-5 / 2400-2800 250
min) Maximum torque (N*m/r/min) AI-95
Minimum specific fuel consumption (g/
kW*h) Fuel type Rated idle speed (rpm) 750+/-50
Engine oil Lubrication system capacity (l) Type of
cooling fluid Engine cooling system capacity (l) Fuel
tank capacity (l)
API 10W-40 (or 5W-40)
4.2 Antifreeze -35º
ethylene glycol based
7,9
70
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Model 4G69S4N
Type Petrol four-stroke, four-cylinder, in-line, with liquid
cooled, overhead camshaft, 16-valve, multipoint
electronically controlled fuel injection
Bore/Stroke (mm) Displacement (L) 86,5 / 100

Compression Ratio Maximum Power 2,378
(kW) Maximum Torque (Nm) Minimum 9,8:1
Fuel Consumption Fuel Type Rated 100/5250
Idle Speed Engine Oil Lube System 200/2500-3000
Capacity Spark Plug Gap Maximum 260 g/kWh
Oil Temperature Dry Weight (kg) gasoline with an octane rating of at least 95
750+/-30
SAE 10W-40 (or 5W-40)
4,3
1,0-1,1
110°ÿ
167 kg
ATTENTION
Use only the engine cooling fluid specified in the specification. Application of other types
coolant may cause corrosion or leaks in the cooling system.
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Transmission specifications.
Clutch Dry, diaphragm spring, hydraulically actuated
Clutch Pedal Free Play Clutch Fluid Type 5-10 mm
Clutch Fluid Capacity Gearbox Model Gearbox Synthetic brake fluid DOT4 0.15 l
Type Gearbox Lubrication Type Gearbox
Lubrication Capacity Rear Axle Lubrication ZM001M ZM001MF
Capacity Rear Axle Grease Type Front Axle Mechanical, with five forward gears
Grease Capacity Front Axle ÿ API GL-4 gear oil for paired helical gears
2.4 l 2.4 l
DEXRON III hydraulic fluid for automatic transmissions
1.2 l
With universal joint with cross, movable spline connection
One-piece welded crankcase, single reduction, hypoid gear
• 4.1
ÿ API GL-5 gear oil for paired helical gears
2.9 l
1.4 l
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Transmission specifications.
Clutch Dry, diaphragm spring, hydraulically actuated
Clutch Pedal Free Play Clutch Fluid Type Clutch 5-10 mm
Fluid Capacity Gearbox Model Gearbox Type Synthetic brake fluid DOT4 0.15 l
Gearbox Lubrication Type Shifter Lubrication
Capacity ZM001DB 5DYG ZM001DF 5DYM26 ZM001BF 5DYM31
Mechanical, synchronized with manual override
Gearbox 2.4 l 2.4 l

Lubrication Type Transfer Case DEXRON III hydraulic fluid for automatic transmissions
Lubrication Capacity Transfer Shaft 1.2 l
Drive Shaft Rear Axle Main Gear With universal joint with cross, movable spline connection
Ratio Rear Axle Lubrication Type One-piece welded crankcase, single reduction, hypoid gear
Rear Axle Lubrication Capacity Front • 4.1
Axle Lubrication Type Front Axle Grease ÿ API GL-5 gear oil for paired helical gears
Quantity 2.9 l
1.4 l
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Technical characteristics of the running gear.

Car Model Wheels CC1031PS05 CC1031PS25 ÿÿ1031PS28
Two front, two rear and one spare tire
Tire brand and size P235/70
Tire pressure Load R16 220 kPa (for front wheels), 250 kPa (for rear wheels)
index Speed category Wheel 104/105
rims S/T
16x7J
suspension type
Front suspension Torsion, independent, with two wishbones
Rear suspension Dependent, with semi-elliptical steel leaf springs, with hydraulic
telescopic dampers.
Vehicle model CC1031PS44 CC1031PS64

Wheels Tire brand Two front, two rear and one spare tire
and size Tire P235/70
pressure Wheel rims R16 220 kPa (for front wheels), 250 kPa (for rear wheels)
16x7J
suspension type
Front suspension Torsion independent, with two wishbones
Rear suspension Dependent, with semi-elliptical steel leaf springs
Notes: ÿ GL-4 75W-90 gear oil is recommended in regions with low air temperatures, in regions with
hot climate - GL-5 140.
• The main reduction gear ratio for CC1031PS44, CC1031PS64 is 4.1.
ÿ In areas with low air temperatures, it is recommended to use GL-5 75W-90 gear oil, in areas with hot
climate - GL-5 140.
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Specifications of the steering system. Slewing mechanism Gear ratio

Non-separable
Fluid grade Filling volume Steering wheel steering gear
position Maximum with hydraulic booster, rack and pinion
operating
pressure Fluid flow rate
18.2 Hydraulic fluid for automatic transmissions DEXRON III 1.0 l
From the left side

9 MPa
7 l / min
Technical characteristics of the brake system. Travel

braking system Double-circuitvacuum
hydraulic braking system with
booster
Brake mechanisms:
Front Disk
Rear drums
Parking brake Brake Mechanical, controlled by a cable, acts on the brake mechanisms of the rear wheels
fluid type Brake fluid Synthetic brake fluid DOT4 0.525 l (in the
capacity range of the level scale)
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Working fluids and filling volumes of other units and components of the vehicle.
Battery terminal lubrication Battery terminal lubrication
Technical Vaselineconsumption
1.0 g
At normal air temperature: pure water, hardness not more than 205 g per 1000 kg. At low
Windshield washer fluid
air temperature (-18+/-3ºC): 50% methanol in water.
Washer fluid fill volume
3.0 l
windshield
Refrigerant in the air conditioning system HFC-134a
System charge 680+/-20g
air conditioning refrigerant
Rubbing surfaces of other movable
Automotive Grease #2 General Purpose Lithium Base
details
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Basic explanations for the contents of this manual.

explanations of the contents of this manual. ................................................. ................................................. ............................... .3

Instructions for use. ................................................. ................................................. ................................................. ................................... 42

Airbag system (installed by special order). ................................................. ................................................. ..... 69

Mechanical gearbox. ................................................. ................................................. ............................................... 102

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_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

Instruments and controls.

front seat. 12. Glove box. 13. Car radio

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

1. Box with fuses

dashboard lighting. 12. Left

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

Instruments and control devices

Instruments and indicators.

"fasten your seatbelt"

fluid temperature in the cooling

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

17. Alarm indicator

manual control. 29. Alarm

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

fluid in an automatic transmission (reserved). 30. Auto dynamic mode indicator

1. Tachometer (engine speed indicator).

The tachometer shows the engine speed in revolutions per

2. High beam indicator.

3. European OBD indicator (reserved).

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

4 and 8. Indicators of signals of the left and right turn.

7. "Fasten seat belt" warning indicator.

9. The emergency indicator of malfunction of brake system.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

10. Emergency indicator of failure of the brake force distribution system.

11. Anti-lock braking system indicator.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

13. Fuel gauge.

This indicator shows only the approximate amount of fuel.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

14. Warning indicator for too low fuel level.

15. Alarm indicator of failure of the battery charging system.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

16. Indicator light main switch.

17. Alarm indicator of low engine oil pressure.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

19. Emergency engine failure indicator.

20. Indicator of the open door of the cabin.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

21. Engine preheat indicator.

22. Emergency indicator of insufficient level of brake fluid.

23. Parking brake indicator.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Devices and control devices

24. Button for switching modes and resetting the odometer.

A WARNING! When the