Chery RIICH 2 series User Manual
Preface
ADVICE
User’s Manual clarifies the agreement between Chery
Automobile Co., Ltd. and the User on the product quality
warranty responsibility and the establishment and termination of
after-sales service rights and responsibilities. Please read this
User’s Manual carefully before using our products.
User’s Manual for Chery Riich 2 series
Sincere congratulations on y our own of one Chery Riich 2! Also, with great app reciation on your great favor on our company and our
products.
The personnel of Chery authorized service station are trained with good professional trainings, who will sincerely provide you with the top
quality service.
Chery Riich 2 features advanced technology and prominent performances. Your choice of Chery Riich 2 will prove that you have extra-hi gh
requirements on the vehicle performance and design.
Please read this manual car efully, since the informat ion contained in this manual can let y ou underst and how t o operate and maintain y our
vehicle properly so as to achieve the driving pleasure to the maximum extent.
This user’s manual applies to the Chery Riich 2.
Chery Automobile Co., Ltd.
Preface
This manual is established based on the
detailed conditions of Riich 2 vehicles
manufactured by Chery Automobile Co.,
Ltd., which only applies to the Riich 2
vehicles manufactured by Chery
Automobile Co., Ltd.. This manual
includes the latest information up to the
date when this manual is printed. Chery
Automobile Co., Ltd. will be wholly
responsible for the modification and
exp lanation of this manual and reserved
the rights for product replacement after the
print of this manual without any prior
notice. So me pictures in t his manual are
illustrations for reference only. The real
art icle should take p recedence in cas e of
any conflict be t ween t he p ict ur es and t he
real articles.
This manual is the main evidence for
vehicl e qualit y w arranty. Please keep this
manual in your vehicle so that it’s
available whenever you need it. When you
resell this vehicle, please hand over this
manual and all the do cumentation attached
with t his vehicle t o the new owner so that
they are available whenever the new
owner needs them.
Special Statement
Please make sure to read this manual,
especially the chapter “Quality warranty
service” before using this product,
otherwise y ou may have no right t o take
the service due to your improper usage.
Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. (hereafter
referred as “Our Company” or “Chery
Company”) defined the technical
maintenance regulations of the new
vehicle run in and of maintenance at
various stages for t he products, including
the first 5,000 km maintenance. Please
make sure to abide by the above
regulations since the above defined
maintenance is vital to the safety operation
and the maintaining of good running
conditions of your vehicle.
Your claim right will be forfeited in case
of the failure of your vehicle or vehicle
parts arising from t he abuse, negligence,
improper use, the maintenance not in
accordance with the specified
mileage/period, or the warranty evidence
not s igned or s t amp ed in accord ance wit h
the requirements, or any unauthorized
refit/attachment. Therefore, any direct or
indirect warranty app lication thereof will
not be accep ted by t he Chery authorized
service station.
Any problems of Our Company’s products
during use must be overhauled by the
Chery authorized service station. During
the overhaul process, Chery authorized
service st ation is ent itled t o decide ba sed
on the conditions t o perform the repair by
means of repair or the replacement of
equivalent parts.
If you encountered anything unclear
during the careful reading of t his manual,
Chery Company and Chery authorized
service st ation will giv e you t he detailed
exp lanat ion. Also, the p recious advices of
vast users are highly welcomed.
Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. reserved all
copyrights of this manual
Wish you pleasant driving!
Chapter 1 Summary
Before reading this User’s Manual, you
should understand following things. ..........2
Equipm ent Sc ope ........................................ 2
Alarm Symbols within This Manual .............. 2
New Vehicle Inspection ................................3
Run in of New Vehicle ..................................3
Run in Regulation within 1,000 km ................. 3
Run in Regulation from 1,000 km to 1,500 km
Notice during Run in Period
“One-To-One” Service .................................4
Vehicle Delivery Inspection Certificate ......5
Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Sheet
“One-To-One” Counseling Service Card
(Service Station)
The following items should be confirmed by the
use r.
“One-To-One” Counseling Service Card .10
(Customer) ..................................................10
T able of contents
...........................1
Common Vehicle Symbol Instruction ...... 11
Chapter 2 Driving ............................ 14
Start ............................................................. 15
............................................................................. 3
............................ 3
Engine Control System Self-adaptive
Function ...................................................... 17
.........7
...........................................9
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Engine RPM Limit
Engine stall ................................................. 17
Brake
Preface
The following items should be confirmed by the
user:
Pr epar at ion bef or e S t ar t ............................. 15
Saf ety Not ic e ........................................... 15
Befor e Vehicle Star t .................................. 15
Engine S tar t ............................................. 16
Caution of Vehic le Exhaust Fume ............... 16
Vent ilation Not ice ..................................... 16
Dual-Circuit Brake Syst em ........................ 18
Bra ke Liqu id leve l a lar m ........................... 18
Operation Ins tr uction of Brake System ........ 18
Brake Boos ter : ......................................... 19
................................................................... 10
.................................... 17
........................................................... 18
Preface
Ant i-loc k Brake Sys tem ( ABS) ( ) ............ 19
Reaction of ABS ............................................... 19
Braking by taking Advantage of ABS
A B S Self-Examination
Handbrake ............................................... 21
Shift .............................................................21
Steering
Paddling ......................................................22
Three-Way Catalytic Co nverter ...............22
Drive the Vehicle Equipped with a Catalytic
Converter ................................................ 23
The following conditions should be avoided: 23
Parking ........................................................23
Chassis Protection .................................... 24
Fuel Consumption ......................................24
The fuel consumption is influenced by the
following factor s : ..................................... 24
Essentials for Fuel- Saving Driving and
Environmenta l Protect ion: ......................... 25
Radiato r Fan ..............................................25
Instruction ............................................... 25
Chapter 3 Introduction of Vehicle
Functions & Instruction of Designations
............................................................ 27
........... 20
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.......................................................21
I. Introduction of Vehicle Functions ..... 28
Steering wheel lock/ignition switch ............ 28
Horn ....................................................... 29
Windscreen Wiper & Cleaning S ys tem ........ 29
Intermittent Wip ing .................................. 30
Nor m al W ipi ng ........................................ 30
High Speed Wiping ................................... 30
Water S pr ay Sw itc h .................................. 30
Interior Rearview Mirror ........................... 30
Exterior rearview mirror ............................ 31
Sun Visor ................................................ 32
Control Switches on Front Left Door .......... 32
El ectrical Window (
Front left door .................................................. 32
Front Ashtray, Cigarette Lighter ................. 33
Headlamp sw itch ...................................... 34
Conversion of high beam/ dipped headlight . 34
Flic ker of Headlamp ................................. 34
Sw itches of Front & Rear Fogs .................. 34
Turning Indicator ..................................... 35
Interior Front and Middle Ceiling Lamps ..... 35
Danger Alarm Lamp S witc h ....................... 35
) ............................ 32
Preface
Braking Lamp .......................................... 36
Revers ing Lamp ....................................... 36
Sound System .......................................... 37
A/C System ............................................. 41
Central vent hole ...................................... 43
S ide a ir out let ........................................... 43
Defros t air outlet of front windscreen .......... 43
Ceiling Air Outlet and Control .................... 44
Control Panel ........................................... 45
Ventilation & Warm Air ............................. 45
Blow e r Switch ......................................... 46
Internal/ external circulation c ontr ol lever .... 46
Airflow Distribut ion Switch ....................... 46
A/C System ............................................. 48
II. Instruction of Designation ...........51
Ins trum ent Panel ( ) ................................ 51
Warning Dev ice ........................................ 53
Low Fue l Level Alarm Lamp ..................... 53
Par king br ake alarm lamp .......................... 53
Braking s ystem alarm lamp ........................ 54
Parking/position indicator lamp .................. 54
Saf ety belt alarm lamp ............................... 54
Engine def ect alarm lamp .......................... 55
High beam ind icator lamp .......................... 55
Turning signal ind icator lamp ..................... 55
Air bag a larm lamp ( ) ........................... 55
Low engine oil pressur e alar m lamp ............ 56
Battery charge indic tor lamp ...................... 56
Coolant tempe r ature/leve l alarm lamp ......... 56
Door not close alarm lamp ......................... 57
EPC defect alarm lamp .............................. 57
Braking d isc a larm lam p (
Maintenance indicat or lamp ....................... 57
Engine coolant tem per at ur e ga uge .............. 57
Fuel gauge ............................................... 58
Speedometer ............................................ 59
LCD ....................................................... 59
Engine t achom eter .................................... 60
) ..................... 57
Ch ap ter 4 Safety ............................... 61
Door Lock & Anti-theft ............................. 62
Key ........................................................ 62
Door Lock ............................................... 62
Sliding Door ............................................ 63
Central Contro l Lock (
Back Door ............................................... 64
Release Rod of Filler Cap ......................... 64
) ......................... 64
Preface
Open Engine Bonnet ..................................65
Remote Control System with Anti-Theft
F u nct ion ( ) ...............................................66
Door Lock & Unlock ................................ 66
Alarm ..................................................... 66
Remote Cont r ol ler Bat ter y Repl ac em ent ...... 67
Electroni c Anti-theft System ...................... 67
Seat & Safety Protection ...........................68
Seat ........................................................ 68
Correct Sitti ng Posture .............................. 68
Ad justment of Front Seats .......................... 68
Ad justment of Middle Seats ....................... 69
Adjust ment of Rear S eat s .......................... 69
Headrest .................................................. 69
Adjusting method of headrest: ....................... 69
Removing and assembling method of headrest:
Folding of Middle Seats ............................ 70
Fold ing of Rear S eats ................................ 70
Reposition of rear seats ................................... 70
Luggage Conveyance ................................ 71
Seat Safety Belt ..........................................71
Seat S af et y Belt Alarm Lamp ..................... 71
Fas t ening Seat S af et y Belt ......................... 72
Midd le 2-P oint S af et y Belt for Middle Seats 72
Maintenance of Seat Safety Belt ................. 72
Check seat safety belt ...................................... 72
Air Bag ( ) ................................................ 73
Front Ai r B ag ........................................... 73
Air Bag Alarm Lamp ................................ 74
Child Safety Seat ........................................ 74
Chapter 5 Emergency Procedures .... 77
Hazard Warning Flasher lamp ................. 78
Electronic Control Unit Support System
Duly Refuel ................................................. 78
Replace Bulbs ............................................. 79
Headlamp Unit (Including High Beam / Low
Beam / Position / Tur n Indic ator Lamps ) ..... 79
Ta ill ight Bu lb ........................................... 80
........................................................................... 70
High -Mounted Br aking Lamp Bu lb ............ 80
Lic ense P late Lamp Bulb ........................... 80
Interior Front Ceiling L am p Bu lb ............... 80
Luggage Boot Lamp Bu lb ......................... 81
Regulat e the Beam of Head lamp ................ 81
Fuse & Relay .............................................. 81
Fuse ........................................................ 81
Cartridge Fuse ......................................... 82
. 78
Preface
Replac e F use ............................................ 82
Engine Compartment Fuse Box .................. 83
Replace Wheel ............................................84
Spar e Wheel ............................................ 84
Driver Tool .............................................. 85
Ja ck L ift Poi nt .......................................... 85
Remove Wheel ......................................... 86
Install Wheel ............................................ 86
Battery ........................................................87
Safety Recommendations .......................... 87
Removal & Installation .............................. 88
Engine Battery-Ass isted Start Method ......... 88
Connect Down-Lead ................................. 89
Start Engine ............................................. 89
Remove Down-Lead ................................. 89
Tow Truck ...................................................89
Chapter 6 Repair & Maintenance .....90
Care & Maintenance .................................91
Services Offered by Chery’s Special Service
Station .........................................................91
Items You Have to Follow
General Ma int ena nce of Vehicl e ................. 92
Maintenance Schedule ............................... 92
Daily Check: ..................................................... 92
Please check the following items while
refueling: .......................................................... 92
Monthly Check:
............................................... 92
Maintenance Items in Engine
Compartme nt ............................................. 93
Engine Oil Dipstick .................................. 94
Engin e O il Fi lle r C ap ................................ 94
Brake F luid ............................................. 95
Engine Coolant Res ervoir .......................... 95
Chec k P ow er Steering F luid Level .............. 96
Battery
Windscreen Cleaning Fluid Reser voir ......... 97
Chec k Wiper Blad e ................................... 97
Replac e Wiper Blade ................................ 98
Tire ........................................................ 98
Replace Tire ............................................ 98
T ire Chain ............................................... 99
Driving Belt ............................................. 99
Wash Ve h icle ..........................................100
..........................91
Aut om atic Vehicle Was her ........................100
Was h Vehicle Manua l ly ............................100
.................................................... 97
Check the tension of driving belt ................. 100
Use cold or slightly-warm water to wash the
vehicle only.
.................................................... 100
Preface
Clean Headlamp ..................................... 101
Clean Rear Windsc reen ........................... 101
Ant i-Corrosion of Chass is ........................ 101
Clean Wheel .......................................... 101
Cleaning Products ................................... 101
Paint Removal Tr eat ment ......................... 101
Paintwork Pr otection ............................... 101
Leather F abric Car e ................................ 102
Clean Radiator ....................................... 102
Regulations on Regular Maintenance ....103
Maintenance Record
Safety Protection System ......................... 114
Replacement Record of Air Bag System
Replacement Record of Air Bag System 114
Replacement Record of Air Bag System 115
Replacement Record of Air Bag System
Replacement Record of Air Bag System 115
Chapter 7 Quality Warranty Service
Warranty for Complete Vehicle .............. 117
Quality Warranty Period for Special Parts
(lim ited to orig inal quality problems only): .117
Chapter 8 Capacity and Specification
Parameters
................................106
114
115
.......................................................... 116
Coverage of Warrant y .............................. 118
Items not covered by warranty .................. 118
Spar e P ar ts Warranty ................................121
Vehicle Identification Description .......... 124
VIN .......................................................125
Engine Number .......................................125
Vehicle Nameplate ...................................125
Fuel ............................................................ 125
Fuel tank c apac ity: ..................................125
Engine oil .................................................. 126
Replac e t he engine oil ..............................126
Refil l the engine oil .................................126
Vehicle Fluid ............................................. 126
T ransmission oil ......................................126
Manual transmission ..................................... 126
Pow er steering oil ....................................127
Brake f luid and clutch oil .........................127
Coolant ..................................................127
Wi ndscreen cle aning fl uid ........................127
Weig ht ....................................................... 127
Mass Parameters
....................................... 123
..................................... 129
Preface
Wheel and Tire .........................................130
Tire pressure .......................................... 130
Tightening torque of wheel bolt ................ 130
Wheel ................................................... 130
Engine Data .............................................. 131
Vehicle Dimension .................................... 132
Dimension (mm) ............................................ 132
Summary
Chapter 1 Summary
1
Summary
Before reading this User’s Manual, you should understand following things.
Thanks for your purchase of Chery vehicle.
In order to operate your vehicle properly
and guarantee your rights and benefits,
please spend some time to read this
manual car efu lly.
This manual provides the important
instruct ions and hints on t he daily driving
and regular maintenan ce and care, with the
purpose for your familiarity with the
operation of your vehicle. Only the more
understanding to your vehicle can
guarantee the safety and economy of the
vehicle driving as well as enjoy the
pleasure thereof.
Any improper operation may damage your
vehicl e as well as may be de p rive of y our
claim right.
The periodical maintenance to your
vehicle will help maintain the driving
performance and used value of your
vehicle. The Chery authorized service
stations all over the country boasted
numerous repair experts to provide you
with service anytime. The repair personnel
of all authorized service stations, who
passed the professional trainings, can
properly repair your vehicle and vehicle
equipment. The spare parts in Chery
authorized service station are Chery
genuine spare parts.
Equipment Scope
This manual defined the maximum
possible equipment scope installed in
accordance wit h the ser ies Riich 2 mode l
plan till the print date, namely for all the
standard equipment and optional
equipment in series Riich 2 model, some
equip ment may be supplied in the future
or may be only available in certain
markets. Therefore, some items in this
manual may not apply to your vehicle.
Alarm Symbols within This Manual
During the veh icle op eration, p ay
attention to how to reduce the
damage to the vehicle and the
vehicle equipment, and how to avoid the
p erson injury? In this manual, t he answer
for such question is included in the
explanation for the alarm symbols with
triangle. Please read carefully and abide
by the contents thereof.
The equipment marked with
asterisk (*) is only used in lot siz e
on certain model structures, which is
supp lied as opt ional equip ment for some
models or is only available in certain
markets.
When this symbol is present on
the vehicle, make sure to read
t he relat ed ch ap t er s of t his manual before
any operation.
working of environmental protection.
It’s the important step to achieve such
objective by operating your vehicle
properly and disp osing t he used clean in g
articles and lubricating materials in
accorda n ce w it h t he law s and r e gulat ions .
This manual disp lays the information on
this aspect by means of tree symbol.
We must contribute our
res p ons ibi lity and liabi lit y in t he
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Summary
New Vehicle Inspection
Before deliver in g t he vehicle to y ou, the
dealer of Chery Company has already
performed the vehicle inspection in
accordance with the regulations of Chery
Aut omobile Co., Ltd. T he dealer of Chery
Company should fill in the vehicle
delivery date in the “Vehicle Delivery
Inspection Certificate” column of this
manual and seal with t he st amp of dealin g
agency.
The dealer should verify the entire vehicle
performance and introduce the operation
knowledge of the vehicle against the
“Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Card”
dually signed by the salesman and the
user.
Run in o f New Vehi cle
Due to the manufacture and assembling
deviations, the friction resistances between
the moving components of the new vehicle
at the initial stage of operation will be
much greater than the ones in normal
condition. The run in effects of the vehicle
at the init ial stage of op eration will exert
great influence on the use lifetime,
working reliability and economy of the
vehicle, therefore, the use of new vehicle
must abide by the run in regulations
strictly.
Run in Regulation within 1,000 km
Full speed driving is absolutely
prohibited;
Generally, do not drive the vehicle at
the speed above 100 km/h;
Avoid driving at the top speed at any
gear.
Run in Regulation from 1,000 k m to 1,500 km
Increase to t he top speed gr adually or
drive at the allowable max. engine
speed.
Notice during Run in Period
For the driving of vehicles with engine
tachometer, the allowed short period top
engine speed is 6000 r/min. During the
manual ge arshift, make sure to shift to the
next high gear when the engine tachometer
indicator reached red indication area at the
latest.
Avoid the runnin g of en gine at
unnecessary high speed. The
earlier shift to high gear will
help save the fuel, reduce the working
noise as well as diminish the
environmental pollution.
The engin e sp eed should not be exces sive
low during drivin g. Shift t o p rop er gear at
reasonable time.
In cold engine condition, do not run t he
engine at t op speed on neutral gear or any
other driving gear.
The new t ires don’t have best adhesion at
the beginning of use; therefore, the tires
also need run in. The vehicle speed should
be relatively low during first 100 km
driving and the driving should be
extremely careful.
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Summary
The new brake friction linin g a lso needs
run in, since the brake doesn't have ideal
friction force dur in g first 200 km drivin g.
During this period the brake effect is a
little p oor, t herefore t he pressure on brake
p edal may be reasonably increas ed. Such
condi t ion is als o ap plica ble e ach t im e it ’s
replaced with new friction lining.
When the new vehicle traveled up to
800km, the wheel nuts must be
re-tightened to the specified torque. Please
refer to the chapter “Specification and
Parameters” of this manual for correct
torque values. Also, if the wheel has been
replaced or the wheel nuts have been
loosened, then the wheel nuts should be
re-tightened in accordance with the
specified torque after 800km.
“One-To-One” Se rvi ce
In order to provide you wit h better service
and vehicle use, the dealer of Chery
Company will appoint one service counsel
to serve you at the purchase of your
vehicle. In case of any problems during
your vehicle use, you may contact your
service counsel, who will provide you
with best service.
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Summary
Vehicle Owner Name (Unit) Responsible Service Station Name
Ve hicle Delivery Inspection Ce rtifica te
This is to certify that this vehicle has completed the vehicle
delivery insp ection defined by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. and its
quality meets with the technical specification of Chery Automobile
Co., Ltd.
Vehicle Delivery Date:
Dealer Stamp:
—————————————————— —————————————————————
—————————————————— —————————————————————
Address ————————————— Responsible ————————————
——————————————————————
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Model
Body VIN No.:
Transmi ssion No.:
Delivery Date
Summary
Dealer Stamp
Engine S e rial No.:
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Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Sheet
Entire
1
Engine
Yes □
No □
2
Engine oil, brake liquid, st eering liquid, cool ant, batt ery liquid, windscreen
Yes □
No □
3
VIN number, engine serial number, nameplate and other identifications
Yes □
No □
4
Entire vehicle locks and keys
Yes □
No □
5 Entire vehic le lamps, including head lamp, t urn lamp, fog lamp, combined
Yes □
No □
6
Windscreen glass and body paint
Yes □
No □
7
Speedometer, engine tachometer, odometer
Yes □
No □
8
Hub cap, spare tire, vehicle attached tools and entire vehicle operation
Yes □
No □
9
Safety belt, s eat, cigar ett e lighter, A/C swit ch and vent, glove box and sun
Yes □
No □
10
Glass lifter, rear view mirror, wiper, washer, horn, radio (CD player) and
Yes □
No □
Summary
Category No. Item Whether it’s inspected OK
Vehicle
Performance
cleaning liquid.
lamp, compartment lamp, brake lamp, backup lamp, tail lamp, reading
lamp, and instrument lamp.
manual
visor.
antenna
and clearly explained
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Summary
Operation
Knowledge
Salesman Signature: Date: User Signature: Date:
1 93# gasoline fuel Yes □ No □
2 Normal operation during run in. Yes □ No □
3 Operation of entire vehicle lamps Yes □ No □
4 Meaning of alarm indicators Yes □ No □
5 Correct maintenance period and mileage Yes □ No □
6 Vehicle maintenance items in winter and summer. Ye s □ No □
7 Correct understanding of cooling system/coolant usage. Yes □ No □
8 Correct operation of A/C Yes □ No □
9 Notices for vehicle start Ye s □ No □
10 Correct operation of audio equipment Yes □ No □
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Summary
Form one-Saved by service stations
“One-To-One” Counseling Servi ce Card
(Service Station)
User Name: Vehicle Purchase Date
Sales Agency: Model:
Vehicle VIN Number:
The follow in g i tems s hould be con fi r m ed by th e use r.
I. Relat ed it ems confirmat ion at vehicle delivery (“√" for Yes as
“×” for No)
□ Basic vehicle op eration method has been introduced and the
onsite delivery inspection is certified OK.
□ Quality warranty policy has been introduced.
□ Vehicle driving notice has been introduced.
□ The importance of vehicle periodical maintenance and
maintenance period/mileage has been introduced.
□ The importance of vehicle maintenance/repair at Chery
authorized service station has been noted.
□ User’s Manual has been handed over and the reading is
reminded.
□ The function and operation method of service hotline of Chery
Company has been noted.
II. “One-To-One” counselin g servi ce mod e introduction (“√” for
Yes as “×” for No)
□ Cont act the s ervice couns el inst ead of any one else in case of
any problems or needs.
□ The service counsel appointed by the service station is the
exclusive person to communicate and contact with the user.
□ One user is only served by one service counsel: “One-To-One”
□ User may choose other service counsel when he dissat isfies
with current service counsel.
III. M ajor job int roduction of service counsel (“√” for Yes as “×”
for No).
□ Repair maintenance service reception
□ Complaint acceptance
□ Periodical maintenance reminding visits
□ Repair/Maintenance counsel explanation
□ Periodical greeting visits
□ Repair/maintenance reserv ation acceptance
□ Service activity reminding visits
□ Annual authentication reminding/acceptance
□ Important festival greetings
□ Other activities of user’s needs
IV. Establishment of “One-To-One” counseling service
relationship.
Service Counsel Card
User Signature/Date: Service Counsel Signature/Date:
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Summary
“One-To-One” Counseling Service Card
(Customer)
User Name: Vehicle Purchase Date
Sales Agency: Model:
Vehicle VIN Number:
The follow in g i tems s hould be con fi r m ed by th e use r:
I. Relat ed items confirmation at vehicle delivery (“√" for Yes as
“×” for No)
□ Basic vehi cle oper ation method has been introduced and the
onsite delivery inspection is certified OK.
□ Quality warranty policy has been introduced.
□ Vehicle driving notice has been introduced.
□ The importance of vehicle periodical maintenance and
maintenance period/mileage has been introduced.
□ The importance of vehicle maintenance/repair at Chery
authorized service station has been noted.
□ User’s Manual has been handed over and the reading is
reminded.
□ The function and operation method of service hotline of Chery
Company has been noted.
II. “One-To-One” counselin g servi ce mod e introduction (“√” for
Yes as “×” for No)
□ Cont act the s ervice couns el inst ead of any one else in case of
any problems or needs.
□ The service counsel appointed by the service station is the
exclusive person to communicate and contact with the user.
□ One user is only served by one service counsel: “One-To-One”
□ User may choose other service counsel when dissatisfied with
current service counsel.
III. M ajor job int roduction of service counsel (“√” for Yes as “×”
for No).
□ Repair maintenance service reception
□ Complaint acceptance
□ Periodical maintenance reminding visits
□ Repair/Maintenance counsel explanation
□ Periodical greeting visits
□ Repair/maintenance reserv ation acceptance
□ Service activity reminding visits
□ Annual authentication reminding/acceptance
□ Important festival greeting
□ Other activities of user’s needs
IV. Establishment of “One-To-One” counseling service
relationship.
Ser vic e Counsel Card
User Signature/Date: Service Counsel Signature/Date:
Form two-Saved by customer
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C ommon Vehi cle Sy mb ol Instruction
Window regulator
Window regulator
Engine oil pressure
Rear fog indicator
Engine trouble
Coolant temperature
indicator (red
Front fog indicator
Summary
Symbol Definition
Engine
self-examination
trouble light
switch forbidden
li ght
li ght
Symbol Definition Symbol Definition
ABS Anti-lock brake
system
switch
war ning lamp
Cigarette lighter
Position lamp
alarm lamp
indicator)
Audible alarm
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Summary
Battery charge
Air bag trouble
Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition
A/C A/C system switch
indicator lamp
High beam lamp
Low beam lamp
Head lamp switch
Brake system trouble
alarm lamp
Fasten the safety belt
Hazard flash warning
lamp
Power + pole
indicator
Air bag identification
Windscreen cleaning
Horn
Vehicle maintenance
indicator
Windscreen
defrosting
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Summary
Parking brake
Rear windshield
Warning light for
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indicator
Lockup indicator
Unlock indicator
door open
Right turn indicator
Low fuel l eve l al arm
indicator
heating indicator
Interior lamp switch
indicator
Left turn indicator
Internal air
circulation
External air
circulation
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Driving
Chapter 2 Driving
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Driving
The long period high speed
the engine and the exhaust system,
Do not start the vehicle in the
locations since the vehicle
Start
Preparation before Start
The engine start is controlled by the
engine electrical control system.
Do not step on the accelerator before start
and during start when starting the
elect ric al inj ect ion en gine. T he acce ler at or
should be used only when having difficult
in starting. Please refer to the “Engine
Start” for the details of vehicle start.
idling running of the engine
will result in the overheating of
which may result in the danger of fire or
other damages. Therefore, do not p a rk
on the ground covered with dry grass
and other dry coverings.
closed gara ge or other closed
exh aust gas is poisonous . M ake s ure t o
op en t he gara ge gate bef ore t he en gin e
start. Refer to the section “Caut ion of
Vehicle Exhaust Fume” for details.
Safety Notice
The idle speed of the en gin e is controlled
by the electrical cont rol syst em. The idle
sp eed at engine st art is quit e high to help
increas e the en gine t emper ature. The idle
speed should reduce automatically when
the engine temperature is increased. Please
deliver your vehicle to the Chery
authorized service station for overhauling
if the idle speed can’t reduce automatically.
Do not run the engine at the sp eed high er
than specified idle speed for more than
10min.
Before Vehicle Start
1. M ake sur e all p as s enger s ar e fas t ened
with safety belt. Please refer to the
chapter “Seat and Safety Protection”
for the details of safety belt and its
correct operation method.
2. Make sure the front head lamp and
other electrical fittings are turned off.
3. Make sure to lift up the handbrake.
4. M ake sur e t hat t he gear se lect or lev er
is at neutral gear.
5. Switch the ignition switch to “Ⅱ”, but
not to (Ⅲ).
If the rotation of the key needs great effort,
it may rot at e the steering around, till the
key can rotate freely. The occurrence of
such condition may have following
causes:
• Deflection of front wheel.
• T he front wheel touched with the road
curb.
• The steering wheel is rotated during
get -on and get-off (self-lock of the
steering wheel).
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If you smell the fume
authorized service station for
overhauling immediately. Do not
6. At the same time when the ignition
key is t urned on, make sure that the
dashboard alarm lamp lights shortly. If
not, then it needs to deliver your
vehicle to the Chery authorized service
station for overhauling.
If the driver safet y belt is fastened before
turning on the ignition key, then the safety
belt alarm lamp won’t light.
Engine Start
1. Rot ate t he ignit ion switch t o the “Ⅲ”
position but not step down the
accelerator, release the key after the
engine st art and t he key will return to
the“Ⅱ” position.
2. If t he temp erature is normal or higher,
then the engine can not be started
within 5s during the start, and then
rotat e the key to t he “B” p osit ion and
wait for 10s before retrying.
3. If t he temp erature is lower, the engine
can not be started within 15s during
start, and then rotate the key to t he “B”
position and wait for 10s before
retry ing. If the two consecutive starts
all fai l, then st ep down the accelerat or
p rop erly and then rotat e the key to the
“Ⅲ” position. After the engine start,
release the key and release the
acce lerat or p edal s low ly as t he engin e
speed increases.
4. After the engine start, run at idle speed
for several seconds, step down the
clutch, shift to the drive gear, release
the handbrake and then be ready to
drive.
5. The normal environment temperature
condition of the engine start is
-25℃-+40℃ (it m ay ha ve othe r
abnormal conditions when the
environment t emperate is out of such
scope).
Caution of Vehicle Exhaust Fume
Although the vehicle exhaust fume is little
poisonous, it contains the carbon
monoxide, of which the danger must be
cautioned. The certain contents in the
engine exhaust gas and the certain
chemi cals cont aine d or em it t ed by cer t ain
vehicle components may result in the
cancer, the defect of the newborn.
peculiar smell within the
vehicl e, please deliver your
vehicle to the Chery
continue to drive. The exhaust fume is
poisonous that may endanger the life.
The exhaust system and the vehicle
ventilation system should be checked
under the following conditions:
• When the vehicle is lifted for
overhauling.
• When the sound of exhaust system is
changed.
• When the veh icle is d amage d due to
the collision.
Ventilation Notice
When the vehicle is parked in the open
field for long period idle, the window
should be opened for at least 2.5cm. Or
open the A/C system ventilation function
to let the fresh air into the vehicle.
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Driving
Clean t he snow, leaf fall or
other foreign articles
Please do not st ep down the
Turn off the ignition switch, the
engine and the radiator
again du e to excessive high
Therefore, cautions
engine.
blocked in vent so as to
make sure good ventilation.
Engine Control System Self-a da pt i ve Function
If the batt ery cable is on ce removed from
the battery, after connection again, the
vehicle may present some abnormal
phenomenon during the initial period of
the driving. This is t hat the engine cont rol
system is re-learning to adapt to the engine,
which is normal.
Engine RPM Limit
The highest speed limit
In order to avoid the engine overspeed,
when the rpm exceeds the highest
regu lated sp eed, the ECU w ill cut off t he
injection pulse, and the injector stops
injection. It works again when the rpm
decreases within the range of the normal
speed.
Fuel supply is cut off at the time of sudden
deceleration
To reduce the fuel consumption and
exh aust p ollution, when t he throt tle valve
closes suddenly, if the engine rpm is
higher than the set idle speed, the ECU
will cut off the injection p ulse. When t he
rp m de creas es w it hin t he set idl e sp eed, it
resumes the fuel injection.
Engine stall
Release the accelerator pedal. Wait the
engine to lower to idle speed and then turn
off the ignition switch.
accelerator pedal before
turning off the engine.
After long p eriod high sp eed drivin g, do
not turn off the engine immediately during
parking. Run the engine at the speed
higher than idle speed for two more
minutes so as to lower the engine
temperature gradually.
temperature will still be very
high after the t urn-off of the
electrical cooling fan will still keep
running about 10min. Even the cooling
fan stops running, it may run suddenly
temperature.
should be taken when working near the
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In case of the failure of one
In case of the
occurrence of such condition, please
deliver your vehicle to the Chery
authorized service station for
Please refill with brake
liquid immediately to
deliver your vehicle to the Chery
authorized service station for the
Brake
Dual-Circuit Brake System
Your vehicle is equipped with “X”
dual-circuit brake system. The other
circuit will still keep effective operation
even if one circuit has fault.
brake circuit, it will needs
more force to s tep down the
brake pedal and the st op dist ance will
be lengthened.
overhauling before you continue your
journey.
Brake Liquid level alarm
If the brake fluid level warning lamp is on,
which shows the brake fluid level has been
lower than the lowest level, and it needs to
be refilled immediately.
The brake liquid level should be checked
periodically in accordance with the
requirements.
between M AX and MIN marking and
checking of the brake system.
maintain the liquid level
Ope ration Instruction of Brake System
It’s quite normal if the brake system issues
noise occasionally. The long period
grinding or screaming noise bet ween the
met al and t he met al may indi cat e t hat t he
brake disc was severely worn out and
should be replaced. At that time, please
deliver your vehicle to the Chery
authorized service station for overhauling.
If there is consecutive shake or shock
transmitted to the steering wheel during
braking, please deliver your vehicle to
Chery authorized service station for
overhaulin g immediately.
The new brake lining can achieve best
brake eff ects only after run in. The brak e
effect s may be slight ly lowered within the
initial 200k m. Under such condition, the
brake effects can be compensated by
enhancing the prop er force on the pedal.
This essential point also applies to the new
brake lining after replacement.
The worn-out status of the brake lining
depends on the working condition and
driving method to large extent. For the
vehicl es mainly for city transp ort ation, the
working condition of the brake lining is
relatively poor due to the frequent start
and stop. Therefore, make sure to deliver
your vehicle to the Chery authorized
service st ation for the checking of brake
lining thickness or the replacement of
brake lining in accordance with the
maintenance mileage specified in the
Maintenance.
For downward slope driving, it should
shift t o low gear at p roper time so as t o
sufficiently take advantage of the brake
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Driving
All pedals should be
effects of the engine and reduce the load
of brake system. At that moment, the
brake pedal should be stepped down all
the time even the braking is required.
The moisture brake disc will reduce the
brake efficiency. After paddling, heavy
rain or car wash, it should step down the
brake pedal slightly to generate friction
heat between the brake disc and t he brake
lining so as to evaporate the water and
resume brake effects.
If the vehicle is equipped with front
overheats due to poor heat dissipat ion to
reduce the brake effects.
sp oiler, it should ensure the free
airflow to the front brake;
ot her wis e t he br ake s y st em may
The brake booster is subject to the control
of engine v acuum. This device
will act only when the engine
is running. Therefore, do not
turn off the engine for sliding when
driving on downward slopes.
Brake Booster:
If the brake booster can’t function because
the vehicle is trailed or it ’s due t o its ow n
fault, then it needs to enhance the stepping
force to compensate the boosting effects of
the booster.
stepped down to the end
Therefore, it’s preferable not to place the
foot cushion or other covering on the floor
around the pedal. If really needed, then
make sure that the placement of foot
cushion won’t obstruct the pedal
movement without any sliding.
and should fully return
with free movement.
Anti-lock Brake Sys tem (ABS)
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The ant i-lock brake system can avoid the
lock of the wheels that can keep the
st eering performance of t he v ehicle ev en
under emergent braking so as to escape the
obstacles.
The ABS on this vehicle inte grat es EBD
system (Electric Brake force Distribution),
making the ABS performance better.
Reaction of ABS
The ant i-lock brake sy st em will func tion
only during brak in g. During braking, the
pulse movement of the brake pedal
together with the noise indicates t hat the
ABS is under working. Such pulse
movement and noise are normal. At such
moment, do not release the pedal.
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Though ABS can ensure t he
best brake effects,, the stop
conditions. The ABS can’t always
make sure to reduce the braking
distance, such as on sand or snow
than the one of the vehicle without
foregoing vehicle, paddlin g, e xc essive
turns.
The lighting of ABS alarm
Braking by taking Advantage of ABS
The consecutive stepping down the brake
pedal with full force under emergent
condition will actuate the antilock brake
syst em immediat ely t o keep the control of
steering. If with enough space, you still
can escape the obstacles.
It’s recommended that you should get
famil iar with this brake technology first ly ;
however, any unnecessary adventures
should be avoided.
distance will have great
difference depending on the road
ground, the braking distance of the
vehicle with ABS may be much longer
ABS. Also, taking advanta ge of AB S
can’t eliminate the dangers arising
from the excess ive short dist ance wit h
fast t urn or poor road as well as avoid
t he accid ents aris in g from t he car eles s
and incorrect driving. Please drive
careful ly and decelerat e the dr iving at
ABS Self-Examination
The ABS will conduct the
self-examination after the vehicle start.
The mechanical noise can be heard durin g
this period, which is quite normal.
lamp during driving indicates
the fault in the AB S system.
Please park the vehicle and cont act
with Chery authoriz ed service st ation
timely to repair the ABS system.
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Handbrake
Pull up the handbrake handle after parking
so as to avoid the humping due to
temporary carelessness. The hand brake
handle is located at the middle of the front
row of seats.
handbrake handle before leaving the
vehicle.
The brake lamp will light when applied
with handbrake under the condition that
the ignition switch is turned on.
Pull up the handbrake lever when using
handbrake.
Make sure to pull up the
When releasin g the handbrake, p ull up the
handbrake lever slightly, push down the
release butt on at the end of the handle and
push downward.
The handbrake is applied on the rear
wheels. It can step down the brake pedal at
the same time t he handbrake is p ulled up
so t hat it can pull up t he handbrake much
easier.
Shift
Use/Operation Method and Notices:
• During gearshift, fully s tep dow n t he
clutch pedal and release the driver
from the engine torque and then
operate the gearshift lever for gearshift
rapidly.
• The low speed gear should be used for
downward slop es and turns . The slide
with disengaged clutch is not allowed.
• When shifting the transmission from
low gear to high gear, do not conduct
gear skip operation; otherwise the
service life of t he sy nchronizer will be
affected.
• The forced gearshift by means of
sy nchronizer to start the engine under
neutral gear and engine stall status is
strictly prohibited; otherwise the
service life of the synchronizer will be
affected.
• The flap method (namely the operation
method of one pulling and one
releasing) is strictly prohibited during
gearshift. Please always hold the
transmission lever with hand so as to
greatly reduce the slide and friction
time and the worn-out of the
synchronizer lock ring.
• Do not leave your hand on the gear
selector lever during driving;
otherwise it will result in the early
worn-out of the gearshift fork.
• In case of the detection of any
abnor mal evidenc es s uch as abnormal
noise of the transmission or the
obvious heavier operation during use,
p lease st op the vehicle for insp ection
immediately and continue the driving
once the trouble is resolved.
Steering
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