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Page 1 GAC M8 New generation Instruction Manual 使用说明书 Instruction manual 扫描二维码，下载扫描上方二维码，关注 “广汽传祺APP”了解更多 “广汽传祺客户服务”...
Page 2 Foreword Thanks for choosing the vehicle manufactured by GAC MOTOR CO., LTD. (hereinafter referred to as “GAC Motor”). For a better driving pleasure, please read the Owner’s Manual carefully. This manual allows you to fully understand the operation methods and precautions of the vehicle. Proper operation of the vehicle can improve driving safety and prolong the service life of the vehicle.
Page 3 Safety Instructions The safety of you and the passengers is Safety instructions are available in many forms, including: crucial, so driving safely is an important ● Safety signs - pasted on the vehicle. responsibility of the driver. Safety notes - the texts marked with the symbols ●...
Page 4 Table of contents 1. Important safety precautions ......1 4. Operation of systems and equipment ... 43 4.1 Cab ..............43 2. Picture index ............7 4.1.1 Steering wheel ........43 2.1 Exterior ..............7 4.1.2 Instrument cluster ........46 2.2 Interior .............10 4.1.3 Indicator lamp .........
Page 5 Table of contents 4.4.1 Headrest ..........109 5.1.1 START/STOP button ......157 4.4.2 Front seats ..........111 5.1.2 Engine start .......... 158 4.4.3 2nd-row/3rd-row seats ......113 5.1.3 Engine shutdown ......... 159 4.4.4 Storage facilities ........120 5.1.4 Gear description ........160 4.4.5 Cup holder with cooling/heating* ..
Page 6 Table of contents 5.4.9 Rear crossing traffic alert (RCTA) 6.4 Inspecting and adding fluids ......256 system* ..........209 6.4.1 Fuel ............256 5.4.10 Door open warning (DOW) system* ..212 6.4.2 Engine oil ..........258 5.4.11 Rear approach alert system* ....214 6.4.3 Coolant ..........261 5.4.12 Emergency lane keeping aid system* ...
Page 7 Table of contents 8.4 Replacing flat tires* ........287 8.5 Inflator pump and tire sealer ......291 8.6 Fuse ...............295 8.6.1 Fuses in instrument panel PDU .... 297 8.6.2 Fuses in engine compartment PDU ..301 8.7 Emergency start ..........304 8.8 Vehicle towing ..........306 8.9 Getting out of a trap ........308...
Page 8 1. Important safety precautions 1. Important safety precautions Be sure to fasten the seat belt correctly Never drink and drive ◆ ◆ The seat belt is the best protection device in the event of a collision. Drinking alcohol, even a little, will reduce your response capability, and Airbags are only designed as auxiliaries, rather than replacements, your reaction time after drinking will become longer, so drinking and of the seat belts, so even if the vehicle is equipped with airbags,...
Page 9 1. Important safety precautions Event data recorder (EDR) Meaning of data recorded by EDR and their possible uses This vehicle is equipped with an event data recorder (EDR). The EDR When the data element recorded by EDR is “Class A data element + is mainly designed to record data in the event of certain collisions Class B data element”, the meaning of the recorded data is as follows: (such as airbag deployment or collision with a barrier), so as to help...
Page 10 1. Important safety precautions Data name Meaning Data name Meaning Revolutions per minute (r/ The revolutions per minute of the main Ve h i c l e i d e n t i f i c a t i o n Vehicle identification number (VIN) min) crankshaft of the engine, which may...
Page 11 1. Important safety precautions Data name Meaning Data name Meaning Time to maximum recorded Ti m e f r o m t h e z e r o t i m e t o t h e The date on which the event occurred. maximum value of cumulative velocity lateral delta-V Hour...
Page 12 1. Important safety precautions Data name Meaning Data name Meaning D A B d e p l o y m e n t t i m e Time elapsed from the event start PA B d e p l o y m e n t t i m e Time elapsed from the event start point (stage 1) point (T0) to the driver frontal airbag...
Page 13 GAC Motor will not disclose the data recorded in the EDR to third Overwritable events (i.e., unlocked events) include: parties except: Event in which the irreversible restraint device is not deployed;...
Page 14 2. Picture index 2. Picture index 2.1 Exterior ① Front wiper Replacing front windshield wiper blades => See page 264 ② Front combination lamp Turning on lamps => See page 91 ③ Exterior rearview mirror => See page Side turn signal lamp =>...
Page 15 2. Picture index ① Liftgate opening button => See page 74 ② High-mounted stop lamp ③ Rear wiper Replacing rear windshield wiper blades => See page 265 ④ Rear combination lamp ⑤ Fuel tank cap => See page 256 ⑥ Rear fog lamp (left), reverse lamp (right) ⑦...
Page 16 2. Picture index Engine compartment ① Engine expansion tank => See page 262 ② Oil filler cap => See page 260 ③ Brake fluid reservoir => See page 266 ④ Battery => See page 267 ⑤ Engine compartment PDU => See page ⑥ Oil dipstick =>...
Page 17 2. Picture index 2.2 Interior ① Steering wheel => See page 43 Steering wheel buttons => See page 44 Driver’s frontal airbag => See page 25 ② Sun visor => See page 108 ③ Front dome lamp => See page 97 Power sunroof control button =>...
Page 18 2. Picture index ① Inside handle => See page 63 ② A/C air outlet => See page 147 ③ Lamplight combination switch => See page 91 ④ Lamplight combination switch => See page 46 Indicator lamps => See page 53 ⑤...
Page 19 2. Picture index ① Instrument panel left switch block: Liftgate opening button => See page 75 ② Brake pedal ③ Accelerator pedal ④ Instrument panel storage box Mobile phone wireless charging area => See page 131 ⑤ A/C control buttons =>...
Page 20 2. Picture index Type 1: ① Transmission gearshift lever => See page ② START/STOP button => See page 157 ③ Driving mode knob => See page 162 ④ FAPA button* => See page 235 ⑤ AVM button => See page 230 ⑥...
Page 21 2. Picture index Type 2: ① Transmission gearshift lever => See page ② START/STOP button => See page 157 ③ Driving mode knob => See page 162 ④ AUTO HOLD button => See page 170 ⑤ EPB button => See page 167 ⑥ “P” position button =>...
Page 22 3. Instructions for safe operation 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.1 Safe driving The following inspections must be carried out WARNING before driving: 3.1.1 General description Check that all lamps are working properly. W h e n i n s t a l l i n g t h e d r i v e r ’s f l o o r Check that the fuel level is normal.
Page 23 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.1.2 Correct sitting posture of Correct sitting posture of the passengers WARNING the driver and passengers To guarantee the safety of the passengers and reduce the risk of casualties, the passengers ● It is forbidden to install a child safety Correct sitting posture of the driver should: seat in the front passenger’s seat.
Page 24 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.2 Seat belt In the event of a collision, the seat belt will Consequences of not fastening the seat assist other safety systems in simultaneously belt absorbing the energy generated by the 3.2.1 Why must you fasten the collision, further reducing the injuries suffered seat belt by the driver and passengers.
Page 25 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.2.2 Seat belt Seat belt indicator lamp : Driver’s seat belt indicator lamp : Front passenger’s seat belt indicator lamp The following alarms will be triggered when the START/STOP button is set to “ON” position: If the driver or front passenger does not fasten the seat belt at a speed lower than 20km/h, the corresponding indicator...
Page 26 SRS is failed. In that case, ● If the alarm remains on after the seat please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop belt is fastened correctly, it means that for inspection in time.
Page 27 Pull the seat belt and confirm that the lock After the adjustment, move the guide to contact the GAC Motor authorized shop tongue is properly locked. check whether it is firmly locked. for replacement. NOTE Outboard rear seat belts are fastened in...
Page 28 3. Instructions for safe operation Fastening the middle 3rd-row seat belt Align the small tongue ① with the When fastening the outboard 3rd-row triangular mark on the buckle. Make sure seat belts, pull out the belt tongue from Pull the seat belt small tongue ① and the seat belt is not twisted.
Page 29 3. Instructions for safe operation Unfastening the seat belt Unfastening the middle 3rd-row seat belt Insert the seat belt tongue ② into the buckle until a click is heard. Press the red button of the buckle. Then Press the red button next to the buckle. 4. Pull the seat belt tongue and confirm that the lock tongue will pop out automatically.
Page 30 3. Instructions for safe operation Pregnant women must fasten the seat belts WARNING correctly To reduce the risk of injury during emergency braking or accidents, please observe the following precautions: ● Before driving, make sure that all occupants have properly fastened the seat belts.
Page 31 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.3 Supplemental restraint system (SRS) Depending on vehicle configurations, the deployment positions of the SRS are as shown below: ① Front seat frontal airbag ② Front seat side airbag. ③ Side curtain airbag (LH SHOWN, RH OPPOSITE).
Page 32 A system fault is indicated when the indicator event of an accident, please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for lamp is in the following conditions: replacement. After the START/STOP button is set to ● W h e n t h e S R S i s f a u l t y, p l e a s e...
Page 33 3. Instructions for safe operation In the event of a severe frontal collision The front seat frontal airbags might not be where the triggering condition is met, the triggered in the following cases: frontal airbags will be triggered by the system The START/STOP button is set to “ACC”...
Page 34 3. Instructions for safe operation Front seat side airbag* In the event of a severe side collision where the triggering condition is met, the side airbags on the side where the vehicle collides will be triggered by the system and deploy rapidly to assist the seat belts in protecting the driver and front passenger.
Page 35 3. Instructions for safe operation Side curtain airbag The side curtain airbags might not be triggered Rear windshield airbag in the following cases: The START/STOP button is set to “ACC” or “OFF” position. 100% frontal collision. Minor side collision. Rear-end collision. Other special circumstances.
Page 36 3. Instructions for safe operation The rear windshield airbag might not be triggered in the following cases: The START/STOP button set to “ACC” or “OFF” position. 100% frontal collision. Side collision. Minor rear collision. Other special circumstances. NOTE The word “minor” refers to the extent with respect to the SRS controller and has nothing to do with the damage of the vehicle.
Page 37 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.3.1 Cases where the airbags may deploy Nose-down to the ground when the vehicle crosses a deep groove. Collision with roadside protrusions, curbs, etc. Nose-down to the ground when the vehicle runs down a steep slope.
Page 38 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.3.2 Cases where the airbags might not deploy Collision with concrete pillars, trees or other elongated objects. Rear-end collision with the lower rear end of large truck. Rear-end collision by other vehicles. Collision with a wall or another vehicle, other than frontal collision.
Page 39 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.4 Safe ride of children WARNING WARNING 3.4.1 General description ● Do not install any rear-facing child ● Never leave children alone in the The child must sit in a 2nd-row seat or left 3rd safety seats on seats with frontal vehicle! seat, and a suitable child safety seat should be...
Page 40 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.4.2 Child safety seat Classification of child safety seats (for reference only): Group 0/0+ child safety seats Suitable for infants weighing less than 13kg. Group I child safety seats: Suitable for toddlers weighing between 9kg and 18kg. For children weighing up to 18 kg (3 years old), rear-facing child a.
Page 41 3. Instructions for safe operation W e l l d o n A n g e l a 2 n d G e n e r a t i o n i s NOTE recommended for Group I child safety seat, and the product model is WD002–ZJC.
Page 42 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.4.3 Information about child safety seat Information about the applicability of different seating positions for child restraint systems: Mounting position Weight group 3rd-row right and middle Front passenger’s seat 2nd-row seat 3rd-row left seat seats Group 0: <10kg Group 0+: <13kg U/UF U/UF Group I: 9~18kg U/UF/L U/UF/L Group II: 15~25kg...
Page 43 3. Instructions for safe operation ISOFIX mounting positions for ISOFIX child safety seats Mounting position Weight group Size class Fixture module Front passenger’s 3rd-row right and 2nd-row seat 3rd-row left seat seat middle seats ISO/L1 Carry-cot ISO/L2 Group 0: <10kg ISO/R1 IUF/IL IUF/IL ISO/R1 IUF/IL IUF/IL Group 0+: <13kg ISO/R2 IUF/IL IUF/IL...
Page 44 3. Instructions for safe operation 3.4.4 Correct installation of child Installation of child safety seat by three- point seat belt safety seat To ensure a better protection effect and prevent the headrest from affecting the performance of the child safety seat during use, it is recommended to remove the headrest of the seat on which the child safety seat is installed.
Page 45 3. Instructions for safe operation Grasp the shoulder belt near the buckle Place the seat belt correctly and push Shake the child safety seat back and and pull it up to tension the lap belt. At this the tab up. Make sure the seat belt is not forth, left and right to make sure it is firmly time, press the child safety seat with your twisted.
Page 46 3. Instructions for safe operation Installing ISOFIX system The 2nd-row seats of this vehicle is equipped Tongue with ISOFIX system. The left 3rd-row seat of some models is also equipped with ISOFIX system. The installation instructions of the child safety seat with ISOFIX system are described below.
Page 47 3. Instructions for safe operation The anchorage ① of the 3rd-row seat is Thread the strap through the top of seat 1. Put the child safety seat on the seat, find hidden in the gap between the seat back and back and attach the strap hook to the top the lower anchorage ①...
Page 48 ● When the engine is started for a long vehicle. time in a confined space (such as a garage, etc.), carbon monoxide Please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop to check whether the exhaust system is normal will quickly accumulate, resulting in in the following cases: excessive carbon monoxide in the vehicle.
Page 49 If the label comes off or is difficult to read, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop in time for replacement. NOTE In case of any discrepancy in the illustrated location or quantity of the labels, the actual vehicle shall prevail.
Page 50 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.1 Cab WARNING 4.1.1 Steering wheel ● During driving, the driver’s hands should always grasp the outer ring Adjustment of the steering wheel position of the steering wheel (9 o’clock and 3 o’clock positions).
Page 51 4. Operation of systems and equipment Buttons on steering wheel* Cruise control button: Steering wheel heating ● ACC button => See page 177 ● Integrated cruise control button => See page 186 ② Horn button: Press button to sound the horn; release the button to stop sounding the horn.
Page 52 GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time. WARNING If your sensitivity to pain and temperature...
Page 53 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.1.2 Instrument cluster Instrument cluster with 12.3-inch display (Intelligent driving theme) ① Left display of instrument panel ② Outside temperature indication ③ Time display ④ Speedometer ⑤ Gear display Guangdong Traffic Radio ⑥ Fuel gauge ⑦...
Page 54 4. Operation of systems and equipment Tachometer Engine coolant temperature gauge Fuel gauge The engine coolant temperature gauge is The tachometer is used to indicate the current The fuel gauge is used to indicate the current used to indicate the current temperature of the engine speed, in 1,000 r/min.
Page 55 START/STOP switch from the Intelligent driving theme contact the GAC Motor authorized shop button is set to “ON” position, where the to other theme by pressing the “VIEW”...
Page 56 4. Operation of systems and equipment ● Cumulative driving: It indicates the When tire pressure is abnormal, any door/ G value graph driving information (cumulative distance/ liftgate/engine hood is ajar or any seat average fuel consumption/ driving time) belt is unfastened, the screen will pop out G value graph of the vehicle since the last reset, where automatically.
Page 57 4. Operation of systems and equipment Throttle sensitivity Fuel consumption trend NOTE ● Press “OK” button on the left of the steering wheel to access the setting Fuel consumption trend screen. The throttle sensitivity is in 5 Throttle sensitivity levels, which can be adjusted by moving up or down the “OK”...
Page 58 4. Operation of systems and equipment Vehicle energy flow information ADAS Alarm center Check airbag Press “OK” to view the next message Sport With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, When ADAS is activated, the corresponding On the alarm center screen, the current state the information can be viewed by moving up or ADAS information, including ego vehicle, left of the vehicle is displayed in the form of texts...
Page 59 4. Operation of systems and equipment If any alarm message appears, press “OK” AV and entertainment information Instrument cluster setting button on the left of the steering wheel to With the START/STOP button in “ON” position confirm the message. Then the message and the vehicle stationary, the instrument will be displayed on the alarm center cluster can be set via the AV system display.
Page 60 If the yellow indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the LDW is faulty. In that case, Yellow LDW status indicator lamp please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time. If the blue indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the LDW system is working normally Blue or intervenes with the steering wheel for deviation correction.
Page 61 4. Operation of systems and equipment Icon Designation Color Function If the yellow indicator lamp flashes, it indicates that the fuel level of the fuel tank is low. Low fuel level indicator lamp Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the fuel pump level sensor circuit is faulty. If the gray indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the ACC is in the ready state, and Gray there is no target vehicle ahead.
Page 62 4. Operation of systems and equipment Icon Designation Color Function ESP OFF indicator lamp Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the ESP is off. Anti-lock braking system Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the ABS is faulty. (ABS) indicator lamp If the yellow indicator lamp comes on, it indicates that the transmission system is faulty. Transmission fault indicator Yellow If the yellow indicator lamp flashes, it indicates that the transmission fluid temperature is...
Page 63 Therefore, you should read carefully and understand the meaning of each indicator or warning lamp. In case of a fault, please visit or contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
Page 64 If the key needs to be re-customized, control key. you can try to press the buttons on the please inform the GAC Motor authorized shop of remote control key 3 times continuously the key barcode. If the key barcode is missing, CAUTION to activate the function.
Page 65 4. Operation of systems and equipment Button operations ① Locking button NOTE If this button is pressed once within the effective range of the remote control key, ● The vehicle is equipped with the locking- all doors will be locked; if this button is sensitive window closing function. When pressed and held, the windows, sunroof this function is turned on, if the button and sunshade will be automatically...
Page 66 4. Operation of systems and equipment ② Unlocking button ③ Liftgate unlocking button NOTE If this button is pressed once within the Within the effective range of the key, press and effective range of the remote control key, hold this button to unlock the liftgate. The four doors or only the driver door can all doors will be unlocked; if this button If PLG is not available, the liftgate needs be unlocked by pressing the soft key is pressed and held, the windows will be...
Page 67 4. Operation of systems and equipment ④ Left power sliding door opening/closing ⑤ Right power sliding door opening/ NOTE button closing button Within the effective range of the remote Within the effective range of the remote ● The power sliding door can only be control key, when the sliding door is control key, when the sliding door is opened or closed with the remote...
Page 68 It is recommended to go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for the battery replacement. CAUTION ● Be sure to replace the battery with a...
Page 69 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.2 Emergency mechanical key 4.2.3 Door lock system Emergency mechanical key Central locking button Take off the transparent trim cover ⑤ . Use a slotted screwdriver wrapped by cloth to pry open the housing of the Press the locking button ① and pull out The central locking button ①...
Page 70 4. Operation of systems and equipment Door latch and inside handle NOTE When the child safety lock is activated => See page 64, even if the sliding door latch is unlocked, the sliding door cannot be opened by operating the inside handle. In this case, the sliding door shall be opened from outside.
Page 71 4. Operation of systems and equipment Door lock hole Child safety lock Unlock Lock Insert the emergency mechanical key into the driver’s door lock hole. Take out the emergency mechanical key. Activation: Turn the child safety lock Turn the key clockwise to unlock the =>...
Page 72 4. Operation of systems and equipment Automatic unlock function Speed sensing door lock NOTE If the vehicle stops with the doors locked and If this function is activated with all doors the START/STOP button set to “OFF” position, closed, the vehicle will be automatically locked ● Before driving the vehicle, if any child the four doors will be automatically unlocked.
Page 73 4. Operation of systems and equipment Collision unlock function Intelligent active lock NOTE With the intelligent active lock function With doors locked and the START/STOP activated and the START/STOP button button set to “ON” position, when the system ● The intelligent active unlock function can set to “OFF”...
Page 74 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.4 Door It should be noted that the intelligent active CAUTION lock function will not be activated in case of the followings: ● The intelligent active lock function The START/STOP button is set to “ACC” cannot automatically close the door or “ON”...
Page 75 4. Operation of systems and equipment Electric opening and closing of sliding door WARNING NOTE ● Always ensure that all doors are ● When the electric opening and closing closed to prevent suddenly opening function of sliding door is deactivated, during driving, which may cause the corresponding electric auxiliary pull- personal injuries or accident.
Page 76 4. Operation of systems and equipment Dynamic protection function of power Operation of front dome lamp button NOTE sliding door When the vehicle speed is higher than ● When the fuel tank cap is opened, the 5km/h, the sliding door will not continue to electric opening and closing function of be opened, but can only be closed, and the right sliding door will be deactivated;...
Page 77 4. Operation of systems and equipment Operation of rear central control panel Operation of AV system soft key button Operation of outside handle With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, When the electric opening and closing function When the electric opening and closing function when the electric opening and closing function of sliding door is activated, if the sliding door of sliding door is activated, if the button on...
Page 78 4. Operation of systems and equipment Anti-pinch function of power sliding door Anti-pinch strip mode This is effective during the electric closing: If this function is triggered, the sliding door will stop being closed and be electrically opened to the fully open position. Obstacle detection mode This is effective during the electric opening and closing: In the electric closing process, if an obstacle to closing of the sliding door is detected, the anti-pinch function will be triggered, and the sliding door will stop...
Page 79 If the emergency opening of sliding door fails, When the sliding door is fully open, pull Pry open the trim panel at the rear lower please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop the outside handle ① for unlocking and part of the sliding door as arrowed.
Page 80 4. Operation of systems and equipment NOTE ● If the sliding door is closed too lightly, it may be ajar. You need to open and close it again. ● If the sliding door is ajar, there will be a corresponding indication on the instrument cluster display;...
Page 81 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.5 Liftgate Unlocking of liftgate with outside button NOTE Unlocking of liftgate with remote control When the vehicle is unlocked and stationary, if you press the liftgate unlocking button Within the effective range of the smart key, directly without carrying the intelligent remote press and hold the button on the smart key...
Page 82 4. Operation of systems and equipment U n l o c k i n g o f l i f t g a t e w i t h b u t t o n o n Unlocking of liftgate with inside button* NOTE instrument panel When the liftgate is electrically opened from...
Page 83 4. Operation of systems and equipment Setting of second height of liftgate: Control by soft key of AV system display* In this process, drag the liftgate icon again to suspend opening/closing of the liftgate. When the height of opening of liftgate is 55%~98%, press and hold the inside button of When the height of opening of liftgate is liftgate for about 2 s to set the second height of...
Page 84 4. Operation of systems and equipment Easy open of liftgate NOTE CAUTION ● When the liftgate is automatically ● When washing the vehicle, make sure opened, the horn will sound once, the that the intelligent remote control key high-mounted stop lamp will flash 4 is outside the liftgate sensing area;...
Page 85 4. Operation of systems and equipment Emergency opening of liftgate Manual opening of liftgate Closing of liftgate Electric opening of liftgate Electric closing* If the liftgate cannot be opened normally when When the vehicle is out of power or the liftgate If you press the liftgate inside button, the vehicle is out of power or the liftgate fails, fails to be opened normally, please try the...
Page 86 4. Operation of systems and equipment If you press and hold the liftgate button NOTE on the instrument panel, the power liftgate will be automatically lowered until it is ● When the power liftgate is closed closed. In this case, if you press this electrically from a stationary state, the button again in the closing process, the turn signal lamps will flash twice;...
Page 87 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.6 Engine hood CAUTION Opening of engine hood ● The power liftgate shall always be closed properly, otherwise accidents are likely to occur. ● Be careful when closing the liftgate to ensure that no person is within the movement range of the liftgate.
Page 88 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.7 Power window Closing of engine hood Lower the engine hood to a height close The power window can be operated when to the fenders, and then press down the the START/STOP button is in “ON” position, front end of the engine hood with force for and stays operable within about 40 s after firm locking.
Page 89 4. Operation of systems and equipment Driver’s power window control button If the button ① is pulled up to the first Buttons ② , ③ and ④ are operated in stop position, the power window will the same way as button ① , and control be lifted for closing until the button is the corresponding door windows only.
Page 90 4. Operation of systems and equipment Front passenger’s power window control Rear passenger’s power window control NOTE button button If you want to stop the window during the automatic lifting or lowering, just press the upper or lower end of button ① . Press the upper end of button ①...
Page 91 ● If the power window system fails, due to external factors, the window will first continue to pull up the power window please go to the GAC Motor authorized lower to the bottom for automatic calibration control button and hold it for about 2s to shop for inspection in time.
Page 92 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.2.8 Power sunroof Window open warning Opening and closing of power sunroof When the START/STOP button is turned to The power sunroof is operable only when the “OFF” position with any window open, if you START/STOP button is in “ON”...
Page 93 4. Operation of systems and equipment I f y o u p u s h t h e s u n r o o f s w i t c h ① Sunroof - Tilting Opening/closing of power sunshade b a c k w a r d a n d h o l d i t f o r s e v e r a l Operation of rear central control panel seconds, the sunroof will be fully opened button...
Page 94 4. Operation of systems and equipment If you press and hold the button ① for AV system display control CAUTION several seconds, the sunshade will be fully opened automatically. Do not touch the sunshade with hand If you press and hold the button ② for or object when it is opening or closing;...
Page 95 4. Operation of systems and equipment Opening and closing of sunshade Anti-pinch function of sunroof NOTE The anti-pinch function is available for the sliding closing and the tilting closing of the The sun visor will be automatically opened sunroof. as the sunroof is opened. ●...
Page 96 4. Operation of systems and equipment Initialization of power sunroof Initialization of power sunshade WARNING ● Be careful when closing the sunroof. Make sure that no one is within the movement range of the sunroof to avoid any pinching. ● The anti-pinch function of sunroof cannot prevent pinching of fingers or small objects.
Page 97 If the power window system fails, please Body anti-theft function - unlock activated, if the door is unlocked by an illegal go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for key or other illegal means forcibly, the anti-theft When the START/STOP button is in the “OFF”...
Page 98 If you have any doubt, please contact the GAC dry environment, turning on the lamps Motor authorized shop. or driving the vehicle, but may recur. ● If there are a lot of water drops or water ingress in the lamps, please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection. ① Lamplight switch ② Rear fog lamp switch...
Page 99 If the corresponding indicator lamp on the instrument cluster flashes faster, one turn signal lamp may be faulty. In that case, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time. When the START/STOP button is in When the START/STOP button is in “ON”...
Page 100 If the automatic headlamp on/off function is manually control the light and go to Position lamp activated, the vehicle will automatically turn the GAC Motor authorized shop for If you turn the lamplight switch to on or off the headlamp according to the inspection in time.
Page 101 4. Operation of systems and equipment Low beam NOTE NOTE Turn the lamp switch to the position to turn on the low beam. If you forget to turn off the position lamps ● The high beam may cause dazzling when the START/STOP button is turned to to drivers of oncoming vehicles at High beam “OFF”...
Page 102 4. Operation of systems and equipment Lamp on warning Rear fog lamp switch Hazard warning lamp When the START/STOP button is set to the “OFF” position with the high beam or position lamps on, if you open the driver’s door, the system will send a buzzer sound and the instrument cluster display will display the message “Lamp On”.
Page 103 4. Operation of systems and equipment The hazard warning lamp shall be turned Vehicle assisted lighting Intelligent courtesy function on in the following cases so as to attract the If you press the unlock button on the When the START/STOP button is in “OFF” attention of persons on the road and reduce remote control key within the effective position and all doors are closed and locked,...
Page 104 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.3.2 Interior lamp Light signal upon temporary stop Delay off function of interior lamps When the gearshift lever is moved to “P” W h e n t h e d o m e l a m p s a r e o ff a n d t h e Automatic turn-on function of dome lamps position from another position, or AUTO HOLD automatic turn-on function of dome lamps is...
Page 105 4. Operation of systems and equipment Dome lamp Rear dome lamps 2nd-row dome reading lamp When the dome lamps are off, press the When the rear dome lamps are off, press When the 2nd-row dome reading lamp switch ① to turn on the dome lamp on the switch ① to turn on the dome lamp is off, press the switch ① to turn on the the corresponding side;...
Page 106 4. Operation of systems and equipment Glove box lamp* Rear courtesy lamp* Ambient light* If the glove box is opened, the glove box Click “3D car model” in the main interface lamp will come on automatically. of AV system or “My Car” in the application menu to enter My Car interface, and then click If the glove box is closed, the glove box “Lighting Effect→Ambient Light” to enter the...
Page 107 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.3.3 Wiper combination switch ⑧ : Rear windshield washer system on Turn the knob ⑦ up/down to adjust the wiper sensitivity. From top to bottom, the ⑨ OFF: rear windshield washer system or wiper sensitivity to rain drops is increased rear wiper off gradually.
Page 108 4. Operation of systems and equipment Rear windshield washer system on OFF: Rear windshield washer system or rear wiper off If the rear wiper knob is turned up/down to ⑧ If the rear wiper knob is turned to ⑨ position, the rear windshield OFF position, the rear windshield washer washer system will be turned on, that is, the washer will start spraying water and...
Page 109 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.3.4 Windshield Windshield glass The front windshield is made of green soundproof* glass. WARNING ● Always keep the glass surface clean. ● P l e a s e a f f i x t h e n e c e s s a r y identifications according to local traffic laws, rules and regulations. Do not stick paper or hang objects on...
Page 110 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.3.5 Rearview mirror Auto dimming interior rearview mirror* CAUTION Interior rearview mirror Do not adjust the interior rearview mirror Manual anti-glare interior rearview mirror* during driving, so as to avoid danger due to loss of control of the vehicle caused by distraction.
Page 111 4. Operation of systems and equipment Streaming interior rearview mirror * Instructions for use of streaming interior rearview mirror When the START/STOP button is in “ACC” position, the streaming mode is turned on automatically, and pressing and holding the button ① can turn off the streaming function.
Page 112 4. Operation of systems and equipment Exterior rearview mirror Electric adjustment NOTE If the exterior rearview mirror fails, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time. Video fault WARNING Return to mirror mode after 5S A l t h o u g h t h e c u r v e d ( c o n v e x a n d...
Page 113 4. Operation of systems and equipment Electric folding WARNING NOTE Do not adjust the exterior rearview mirror The exterior rearview mirror automatic during driving, so as to avoid danger due folding function can be activated or to loss of control of the vehicle caused deactivated via the AV system.
Page 114 4. Operation of systems and equipment Reverse tilt-down* Automatic operation for storage of reverse Defrosting and defogging function tilt-down position: Memory of turning down position of exterior With the START/STOP button turned to rearview mirror when reversing: “ON” position, switch on the “Reverse Tilt- Manual operation for storage of reverse down”...
Page 115 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.3.6 Sun visor/sunshade* CAUTION Front sun visor ● If there is still any residual fog or frost to be cleared after the defrosting and defogging function is deactivated automatically, just press the button again. ● Do not use the defrosting and defogging function for a long time;...
Page 116 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4 Seats and storage facilities Rear side window sunshade * WARNING 4.4.1 Headrest In order to reduce the risk of accidental casualties, please strictly observe the followings: ● Do not adjust the headrest while driving.
Page 117 4. Operation of systems and equipment Height adjustment of front passenger’s Height adjustment of front passenger’s Sleep headrest seat headrest (for manual 4-way adjustable seat headrest (for manual 2-way adjustable seat headrests)* seat headrests)* Downward adjustment: Press and hold the lock button ① , and press down the Forward and backward adjustment of headrest Downward adjustment: Press and hold headrest to the desired position.
Page 118 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4.2 Front seats Power seat Pull the switch in the direction of arrow ⑦ or ⑧ to recline the seat back forward or backward. NOTE Manual seat * When measuring the depth of the seat cushion, be sure to adjust the longitudinal position of the seat to the middle of the slider rail and the seat back to the normal...
Page 119 4. Operation of systems and equipment Adjustment of driver’s seat lumbar support* Electric adjustment of front passenger’s HVSM* seat by rear passenger* Press the switch in the direction of arrow With the START/STOP button turned to “ON” ① , ② , ③ or ④ for upward and forward Forward and backward adjustment of seat position, click the soft key at the right...
Page 120 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4.3 2nd-row/3rd-row seats ② Ventilation CAUTION When you click “Ventilation”, the seat 2nd-row seat adjustment ventilator will work in the 3rd ventilation ● Do not kneel on the seat or apply level by default, and you can click the key pressure to a point on the seat cushion 1/2/3 to adjust the ventilator to the desired or seat back, in order to avoid damaging...
Page 121 GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
Page 122 4. Operation of systems and equipment Adjustment of 2nd-row seat leg support 2nd-row seat position memory * 2nd-row seat heating/ventilation Rear seat armrest panel switch control Adjust the seat to a suitable position, When the panel is in working state (the press and hold the button ① to memorize character light is on), press the button ① Turn the START/STOP button to “ON”...
Page 123 ● If you feel no temperature change of the seat for a long time or feel hot after turning on the heater, please immediately turn off the seat heater and go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time. WARNING With the START/STOP button in “ON”...
Page 124 4. Operation of systems and equipment Control of front AV system through soft One-button SPA for 2nd-row seat* When the standard positions (or welcome position, one-button SPA position) of the 2nd-row left and right seats are inconsistent, adjust the seats forward or backward to the limit position and press and hold it for 1 s to restore the factory reset position.
Page 125 4. Operation of systems and equipment One-button reset of 2nd-row seat * Central armrest of 3rd-row seat 3rd-row seat adjustment Press the reset button ① , and the horizontal Pull the cable ① forward to adjust the Open the central armrest of 3rd-row seat position, back and leg support of the 2nd- as arrowed.
Page 126 4. Operation of systems and equipment 3rd-row seat folding down Retract the seat belt into the fixing slot in Lower the 3rd-row seat headrests to the the roof. lowest position. Unbuckle the 3rd-row center seat belt => Pull up the seat back reclining switch See page 22 and slowly retract it into cable ① to unlock the seat back and fold the fixing slot in the roof.
Page 127 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4.4 Storage facilities Storage compartment on door interior trim panel To obtain more storage space in the Secure the fixing hook at the 2nd-row seat trunk, you may fold the seat back, pull the headrests. unlocking slide rail strap ② to adjust the Release the fixing hook and slowly fold slide rail, and push the seat forward until down the seat until it is locked into the...
Page 128 4. Operation of systems and equipment Storage compartment on lower guard plate Instrument panel front storage box Instrument panel lower storage box of cab Press to open the storage box cover For placing books, ipad, etc. Place small articles here. automatically and place small articles.
Page 129 4. Operation of systems and equipment Cup holder 2nd-row cup holder (behind armrest box) 2nd-row hidden cup holder Press the button ① under the 2nd-row For placing beverage bottles. Front cup holder seat to pop up the hidden cup holder for Press to open the front cup holder cover placing beverage bottles.
Page 130 4. Operation of systems and equipment 2nd-row side storage compartment Sliding cup holder 3rd-row cup holder The 3rd-row cup holder is located on both For placing beverage bottles. For placing mobile phone. sides of the 3rd-row seat, which can hold beverage bottles. WARNING Do not place hot beverages on the cup holder, or hot beverages may spill out during driving, scalding the occupants.
Page 131 4. Operation of systems and equipment Front passenger’s glove box Front central armrest box Storage compartment on the back of front central armrest box Pull the handle to open the glove box and Press the switch ① to open the front place articles such as file bags.
Page 132 4. Operation of systems and equipment Storage bag on the back of front seat 2nd-row tray table* CAUTION ● Do not put your hands in the retracted position of the folding table, otherwise your hands may be pinched. ● The maximum load-bearing capacity of the tray table is 10kg, so please do not overweight it.
Page 133 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4.5 Cup holder with cooling/ 4.4.6 Power outlet/USB port NOTE heating* Front power outlet ● Only the right cup holder has heating/ On and Off cooling function. ● The cup holder heating/cooling function is more for heat preservation, that is, cold drinks are heated more slowly, and hot drinks cool more slowly.
Page 134 4. Operation of systems and equipment Power outlet on the back of central armrest Front USB port NOTE box* ● D e v i c e s o f 1 2 V / 1 2 0 W o r b e l o w supported.
Page 135 4. Operation of systems and equipment Front TYPE-C port* USB port on the back of central armrest TYPE-C port on the back of central armrest box* box* With the START/STOP button in the “ACC” P r e s s t h e c o v e r t o p o p o p e n i t or “ON”...
Page 136 4. Operation of systems and equipment USB port at 2nd-row left seat TYPE-C port at 2nd-row right seat CAUTION ● To avoid damage to the electrical system of the vehicle, never connect power generation equipment to a power outlet. ● Only use electrical equipment that complies with national electromagnetic compatibility regulations. ● Before turning on or off the START/ STOP button, always disconnect the device connected to the power outlet...
Page 137 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.4.7 M o b i l e p h o n e w i r e l e s s USB port on the left side of 3rd-row seat USB port on the right side of 3rd-row seat* charging system The mobile phone wireless charging system utilizes electromagnetic induction to realize the charging of the mobile phone without the need for wire connections.
Page 138 4. Operation of systems and equipment Mobile phone wireless charging switch NOTE With START/STOP button in “ACC” or “ON” position: After the mobile phone wireless charging Method 1: turn on or off the mobile phone system is turned on, the status of will wireless charging system in the Settings change as the mobile phone wireless interface of AV system display.
Page 139 4. Operation of systems and equipment Symbol status Mobile phone wireless charging failure NOTE Causes Troubleshooting Symbol Color Status NOTE ● GAC will not assume responsibility The temperature is The internal for any problem caused by abnormal too high, so please The mobile temperature of the u s e ( s u c h a s t h e u s e o f e x t e r n a l...
Page 140 If heavy objects in the trunk suddenly used normally, please stop using it and hazards. slip, the maneuvering stability of the go to the GAC Motor authorized shop vehicle will change. ● To place metal foreign objects in the for inspection in time. wireless charging zone, please first ● Articles in the trunk must be fixed,...
Page 141 Therefore, in (ABS) of the vehicle. order to maintain the excellent characteristics of this vehicle, please be sure to consult the GAC Motor authorized shop before installing Fold the 3rd-row seat to increase the accessories or replacing parts. trunk volume.
Page 142 GAC Motor parts will seriously damage the maintenance of the vehicle may performance of the vehicle.
Page 143 GAC Motor authorized shop for ● T h e A / C s y s t e m c a n a c h i e v e i t s inspection.
Page 144 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.5.2 A/C system Description of front A/C control interface ① Ventilation soft key* ② “Sync” soft key ③ A/C soft key ④ AUTO mode soft key ⑤ ON/PFF soft key ⑥ Recirculation mode soft key Fresh air mode soft key ⑦...
Page 145 4. Operation of systems and equipment Description of front A/C control interface (continued) ⑬ Fan speed up soft key ⑭ Fan speed display ⑮ Air supply mode soft key ⑯ Fan speed down soft key...
Page 146 4. Operation of systems and equipment Description of front A/C control interface ① AUTO mode soft key ② ON/PFF soft key ③ Favorite key* ④ Temperature up soft key ⑤ Temperature display ⑥ Fan speed up soft key ⑦ Temperature down soft key ⑧...
Page 147 4. Operation of systems and equipment ⑩ Fan speed down soft key A/C control buttons Temperature display ⑪ The temperature setting soft key on the front Temperature up button A/C interface of the AV system is used to set ⑫ Rear fan speed up button the target temperature of the left and right ⑬...
Page 148 4. Operation of systems and equipment Temperature control button A/C button If the soft key on the AV system display is clicked, the A/C system Click the A/C soft key on the AV system display Click the soft key on the will not be turned on.
Page 149 4. Operation of systems and equipment : Recirculation mode. AUTO mode Front windshield defrost/defog function : Fresh air mode. AUTO If the soft key on the AV system display If the button on the FCP is pressed or the AUTO is clicked or the button on the RCP is soft key on the A/C interface of AV system...
Page 150 4. Operation of systems and equipment Rear windshield defrost/defog function Air supply mode CAUTION If the button on the AV system display Front air supply mode is clicked, the rear windshield defrost/defog Click the air supply mode button on the front A/ ● When the temperature is set to the function will be activated, and the rear C control interface of the AV display or in the...
Page 151 4. Operation of systems and equipment Sync mode Floor/defrost mode: Air flows out from NOTE the front windshield defrost outlets and floor outlets. ● The panel/floor mode is mainly used Defrost mode: Air flows out from the when the ambient temperature is slightly front windshield defrost outlets. lower than the cabin temperature in Rear air supply mode spring and autumn.
Page 152 4. Operation of systems and equipment One-touch ventilation A/C scene* Preset scene 2 Fast heating: 28°C, AUTO: On, the A/C curve is “Fast”, the temperature is rapidly increased, and the maximum power is maintained until the target temperature is reached. Add custom items Add the current A/C status as a custom scene as needed.
Page 153 GAC Motor authorized shop. reminding. Click to select the fragrance type to enter ● When the fragrance block is used...
Page 154 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.5.3 A/C air outlet Panel central air outlet Roof air outlet Panel left and right side air outlets Toggle the paddle ① to adjust the air Toggle the paddle ① to adjust the air direction or close the air outlet.
Page 155 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.6 AVNT ② Answer call/hang up press this button to activate CarPlay or EasyConnection voice function, and press In case of an incoming call, press it to this button again to deactivate the voice 4.6.1 Control buttons on the right answer the call.
Page 156 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.6.2 Basic operation ① Smart card area ② Drop-down menu bar area ③ System status bar ④ Smart scene area ⑤ Bottom toolbar ⑥ Application menu interface NOTE ● The AV system interface shown here is for reference only, and subject to the configuration of your vehicle.
Page 157 4. Operation of systems and equipment Drop-down menu bar CarPlay Method 2: With the Bluetooth function of the phone In any other interface, swipe down from the activated, search for the phone name in top of the screen (drop-down menu bar) to the Bluetooth connection interface of the show the drop-down menu.
Page 158 4. Operation of systems and equipment EasyConnection Method 2: NOTE Click on the EasyConnection icon to enter the connection interface, and scan ● For the functions and applications the QR code with the phone for wireless supported by CarPlay, refer to the connection.
Page 159 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.6.3 Radio Enter the Radio interface in the following ways: C l i c k t h e “ R a d i o ” c a r d i n t h e m a i n interface to enter the radio mode.
Page 160 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.6.4 Local music Enter the local music playback interface in the following ways: Click the “Media” card in the main Sound effect Audio source selection settings interface to enter the local music interface. Press the audio source button on the right side of the steering wheel repeatedly to switch to the local music interface.
Page 161 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.6.5 Bluetooth function After turning on the Bluetooth function by Bluetooth connection failure clicking the “Bluetooth ON/OFF” soft key Enter the Bluetooth mode in the following Possible cause Solution , the AVNT will automatically search ways: for nearby Bluetooth devices.
Page 162 GAC Motor T-BOX ① SOS button: Press and hold this button for will activate the post-crash automatic 3 s to allow the GAC Motor T-BOX to activate call function to automatically call the set the manual emergency call function to call the emergency contact.
Page 163 4. Operation of systems and equipment 4.8 Era-Glonass system * SOS button If the emergency service cannot be contacted for any reason, the indicator Functions of Era-Glonass system include lamp of the button ① will flash red, and a u t o m a t i c e m e r g e n c y c a l l a n d m a n u a l you will hear a voice prompt reading emergency call.
Page 164 5. Driving guide 5. Driving guide 5.1 Starting and driving 5.1.1 START/STOP button When the transmission gearshift lever is in “P” Limphome mode position and the brake pedal is depressed, the ENGINE START/STOP button backlight will turn green. At this time, press the ENGINE START/STOP button to start the engine.
Page 165 5. Driving guide 5.1.2 Engine start CAUTION WARNING Enter the vehicle with the intelligent remote control key. ● The engine start time shall not exceed ● Do not keep starting the engine for a 1 5 s . I f t h e e n g i n e i s n o t s t a r t e d long time in a poorly ventilated place Make sure the gearshift lever is in “P”...
Page 166 5. Driving guide 5.1.3 Engine shutdown WARNING WARNING Park the vehicle steady and apply the parking brake. Emergency shutdown is forbidden ● When leaving the vehicle, the engine during normal driving, as it is likely must be turned off, the parking brake Shift the gear to “P”. to lead to vehicle damage, safety and must be applied, and the vehicle key Release the brake pedal, and press the power steering failure, and traffic...
Page 167 5. Driving guide 5.1.4 Gear description Push the gearshift lever backward to shift P: Parking position from “R” to “D”. In this process, there are two resistance points. The first resistance point indicates “N” position, and the second resistance point indicates “D” position. WARNING The “R” or “P” gear can be engaged only when the vehicle is completely stationary, otherwise the transmission will be damaged.
Page 168 GAC Motor authorized shop position to engage the “N” position. for repair. When the “R” position is engaged, step...
Page 169 5. Driving guide D: Drive position Driving mode selection Shift into this gear during normal driving. Driving mode Depress the brake pedal, and pull the gearshift lever backward to shift from “P”, “N” or “R” position to “D” position. Comfort Energy saving Driving mode ECO: In this mode, the slight power...
Page 170 5. Driving guide Current mode setting NOTE ● There is a reset button for each driving mode, by which the factory defaults can be restored. ● To memorize the current driving mode, please set the memory function to ON through the AV system display, and the current driving mode will be called by default the next time you start the vehicle.
Page 171 Please from brakes for the first use. This is go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for likely to be caused. normal. It is recommended to choose a inspection as soon as possible.
Page 172 5. Driving guide Braking effect and braking distance WARNING WARNING The braking effect and braking distance mainly depend on the driving environment, road A new tire and brake lining having When the brake is wet or icy or when conditions and driving style. n o t u n d e r g o n e r u n n i n g - i n d o n o t the vehicle is running on a salted road, With worn brake linings, the vehicle cannot have the best adhesion and friction...
Page 173 EPB is applied again when the vehicle is parked on a slope with a gradient less than 30% and slips, please depress the brake pedal and drive the vehicle to a flat road. Contact the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
Page 174 5. Driving guide Application of static parking brake NOTE CAUTION ● The EPB can also be applied when the Before leaving the vehicle, especially when ENGINE START/STOP button is in the parking on a slope, move the shift lever to “OFF” position. P position, and apply the EPB to ensure that the vehicle does not move.
Page 175 EPB. If conditions permit, you can connect a jumper cable for emergency start, and then release the EPB. Contact the GAC Motor With IGN ON, depress the brake pedal, authorized shop for inspection. and press the EPB button as arrowed.
Page 176 In the following cases, operate the EPB vehicle is running, the instrument cluster button again. If the fault is not eliminated, display will give an visible warning tell- please go to the GAC Motor authorized tale together with an audible beep shop for inspection. alarm.
Page 177 5. Driving guide AUTO HOLD Activation For the sake of safety, the AUTO HOLD will be disabled and the parking brake will be locked When this function is enabled, it supports On and Off under the following conditions: automatic brake application and release under The engine is shut down. stop & go conditions. When the driver brakes the vehicle, the vehicle will be automatically The driver’s door is opened or the seat parked to avoid slide at startup.
Page 178 5. Driving guide 5.3 Electronic service brake Understeer Oversteer system 5.3.1 Electronic stability program (ESP) Electronic stability program (ESP) can effectively reduce the risk of sideslip. ESP determines the driving intention of the driver according to the steering wheel angle and the vehicle speed, and compares it with the actual driving condition of the vehicle continuously.
Page 179 5. Driving guide On and Off Since the electronic stability program (ESP) WARNING works only when the vehicle is running, the ESP shall be activated for driving safety. The ● Be sure to adjust the vehicle speed ESP can be disabled in the following special according to weather, road and cases: traffic conditions at any time.
Page 180 “ON” position, ABS performs self-test. If ABS does not run normally, the ABS indicator lamp will stay on. In this case, stop the ABS, restore normal braking, and go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection as soon as possible.
Page 181 5. Driving guide 5.3.3 Hill hold control (HHC) Electronic brake force distribution (EBD) CAUTION As a part of ABS, the electronic brake force The hill-start hold control (HHC) is an active distribution (EBD) balances the distribution safety system from software function extension ● Improper operation or modifications of brake force on the front and rear wheels on the basis of ESP, which is mainly used to...
Page 182 5. Driving guide 5.3.4 Hill descent control (HDC) Working conditions Press the button again to deactivate the HDC and the indicator lamp on the The accelerator pedal is not depressed. The Hill Descent Control (HDC) is a subsystem instrument cluster goes out. The vehicle is stationary.
Page 183 5. Driving guide 5.3.5 H y d r a u lic b oos t fa ilur e 5.4 Driver assistance systems HDC malfunction compensation (HBC) Under certain operating conditions 5.4.1 Adaptive cruise control such as when the vehicle goes down a When the vacuum booster fails, the HBC can (ACC) long slope, the HDC will be inoperative...
Page 184 5. Driving guide Control buttons Interface description NOTE Guangdong Traffic Radio Precautions for use of radars and IFC sensors. => See page 218 Controlling ACC distance WARNING ● ACC is not a safety system, obstacle detector, collision warning or anti- collision system, but a comfort system. The driver must always have control of the vehicle and take full responsibility for the vehicle.
Page 185 ACC is faulty. Setting the gearshift lever to a position position, ACC cannot be activated. In that case, go to the GAC Motor other than D (gearshift lever should be set authorized shop for inspection and repair to D position).
Page 186 5. Driving guide Resuming ACC Increasing cruising speed Reducing cruising speed When the corresponding gray indicator lamp To increase the vehicle speed, please do the To reduce the vehicle speed, do the following: on the instrument cluster comes on, ACC can following: Move up the multi-function “OK”...
Page 187 5. Driving guide Controlling ACC distance Activating ACC after following stop System limitations In the process of following a vehicle in front, ACC is subject to limitation of physical laws, the vehicle will also be stopped if that vehicle and thus in some driving environments, the is stopped.
Page 188 5. Driving guide Driving through a curve. During driving Drive out of the curve. During driving out Narrow vehicles and Z-shaped traffic in through a curve, the MMW radar sensor of a long curve, as ACC will calculate the front. The narrow vehicles and Z-shaped or IFC sensor may fail to capture the lane in advance, the MMW radar may traffic in front can be detected by the...
Page 189 5. Driving guide When another vehicle changes the lane. If the target vehicle in front is driven out ACC should not be used in cities with When a vehicle in the adjacent lane suddenly and a stationary vehicle appears traffic jams and poor visibility (night/ moves into the lane in which your vehicle at close range, the radar sensor and backlighting/ rain/ snow/ dense fog, etc.).
Page 190 5. Driving guide Factors that may deteriorate sensor B r a k e o v e r h e a t i n g . I f t h e b r a k e i s NOTE function: overheated due to emergency braking or driving down a steep slope, ACC will be Heavy rain, water mist, ice, snow or ● Do not bump into the MMW radar...
Page 191 ● If ACC fails to function properly, stop rain or snow such that ACC is difficult or previously set cruising speed. using it, and go to the GAC Motor unable to identify the vehicle ahead, it is ● If the vehicle enters a tunnel, the MMW authorized shop for inspection in time.
Page 192 5. Driving guide WARNING WARNING WARNING ● The ACC function cannot cover all ● Do not activate ACC during driving The ACC has no or limited response to: driving scenarios and traffic, weather in roadless areas or on earth roads. ● Large speed difference with the and road conditions.
Page 193 5. Driving guide 5.4.2 Integrated cruise assist Operation Instructions Instrument cluster display interface (ICA) system Select “ICA” on the Settings interface of AV system to turn on the ICA function, and Integrated cruise assist is abbreviated as ICA. select “ACC” to turn off the ICA function. ICA can automatically adjust the distance After being selected, ICA can be activated from the vehicle ahead during cruise control according to the operation mode of ACC.
Page 194 ACC is faulty. In ICA mode, the steering assist will be be activated, and a message reading “The In that case, go to the GAC Motor automatically activated when a valid two-sided operating conditions of cruise control are not...
Page 195 5. Driving guide Hand-held detection and prompt takeover reminder disappears. In this case, NOTE ICA is automatically reactivated. If the driver does not take over the steering The driver can still turn the steering wheel wheel within a period of time after a steering to control the vehicle when the steering wheel hands-on reminder is issued, the assist is applied.
Page 196 5. Driving guide Others D i r t y o r f o g g y f r o n t w i n d s h i e l d , o r obstructed IFC. The operation methods of resuming ICA, Poor sight caused by direct sunlight, light adjusting the cruising speed, adjusting the car- irradiation of oncoming vehicles, and...
Page 197 5. Driving guide Complicated routing of lane markings; Replace the vehicle control-related parts WARNING with non-original matching parts. There are more than two lane markings on the left and right sides of the vehicle. Improper assembly of vehicle handling ● I C A o n l y p r o v i d e s a d r i v i n g related parts.
Page 198 5. Driving guide 5.4.3 Forward collision mitigation Detectable objects: WARNING (FCM) system The ICA has limitations, such: The FCM assesses the danger level of pre- collision by detecting the relative distance and ● ICA may wrongly identify or even speed with the vehicle ahead in the same path don’t identify a lane marking due according to the signal from the MMW radar t o b a d w e a t h e r, d a m a g e d l a n e...
Page 199 5. Driving guide Forward collision warning FCW issues an alarm for impending collision When a collision is about to occur, the system to alert the driver by detecting objects ahead will issue an alarm to alert the driver that the according to the signal from the MMW radar vehicle is ready to apply emergency braking installed on the front bumper and the IFC...
Page 200 5. Driving guide On and Off NOTE ● The FAW warning distance can also be set through the AV system display a m o n g “ F a r, M e d i u m a n d N e a r ” . Forward collision Memory of FCW warning distance is warning...
Page 201 5. Driving guide System limitations A detectable object ahead is suddenly Pedestrians wearing fancy clothes or driven in front of the vehicle. masks, for example, carnival costumes. There are physical limitations and system There is a bicycle with a special shape Poor visibility, such as sunset, night, limitations in the FCM, for example, FCW and ahead, such as a tandem bicycle.
Page 202 5. Driving guide The vehicle approaches a roadside WARNING WARNING telegraph pole, railing, tree, etc. When driving through grass, branches, ● FCM can improve the driving safety, ● When the FCM is turned on, the banners and other objects that may come but it is still subject to the limitations driver must always keep control of into contact with the vehicle.
Page 203 5. Driving guide 5.4.4 Traffic sign recognition After this function is turned on, if the IFC NOTE recognizes the speed limit sign on the road (TSR) ahead, the speed limit value will be displayed ● The FCW alerts and the active brake Traffic sign recognition is abbreviated as on the instrument cluster;...
Page 204 5. Driving guide If the instrument cluster displays the symbol above, it indicates the recognized speed limit conditions, covering but not limited to general speed limit signs, combined speed limit signs and divided lane speed limit signs. Interval When the actual speed of the vehicle is slightly higher than the speed limit indicated by the instrument, the speed limit symbol on the instrument cluster will flash for a period of time.
Page 205 5. Driving guide 5.4.5 I n t e l l i g e n t s p e e d l i m i t At night or when the light is weak in the Navigation data is not updated online in tunnel, the headlamp is not turned on or time or inaccurate.
Page 206 5. Driving guide 5.4.6 Lane keeping assist (LKA) ISL-ACC synchronized target cruising NOTE speed system When a speed limit sign is recognized and a The system has the button state memory The LKA is designed to reduce accidents text prompt pops up on the instrument cluster: function, so when the vehicle is restarted, caused by unintentional lane departure.
Page 207 5. Driving guide On and Off The system has a switch state memory Alarm prompt function. After the vehicle is started, the switch The lane departure warning is only activated state will be the same as that when the vehicle when “Warning” or “Steering and warning” has was turned off last time.
Page 208 5. Driving guide Hands-on reminder When the indicator lamp is blue, if there When the indicator lamp is blue, the is no action mentioned above, and the vehicle system will not intervene in the steering deviates from the lane (for example, the wheel for corrective steering adjustment if the vehicle deviates unexpectedly from the lane vehicle departs from the lane under one of the...
Page 209 When the system detects a fault, the text reminder reading “Please check the LKA” will pop up on the instrument cluster, and the indicator lamp will come on in yellow. In this case, please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in time.
Page 210 5. Driving guide The performance of the system’s intervening CAUTION WARNING in the steering wheel for corrective steering adjustment may be affected in the following ● When the LKA detects an unintended ● The LKA is only an auxiliary system situations: and cannot actively control the deviation from the lane, it will send out The vehicle is overloaded.
Page 211 5. Driving guide WARNING WARNING WARNING ● LKA does not always recognize ● P r o t e c t t h e I F C a g a i n s t s t r o n g ● If the system fails to detect the lane lane markings and lane edges.
Page 212 5. Driving guide 5.4.7 A d a p t i v e d r i v i n g b e a m Activating adaptive driving beam system (ADB) Adaptive driving beam system (ADB) is an intelligent high beam control system that can adaptively switch the high/low beam according to road conditions.
Page 213 5. Driving guide 5.4.8 Blind spot detection (BSD) CAUTION system ● In severe weather such as heavy fog (fog The BSD system detects the vehicles in the lamps are manually turned on) or heavy blind spot of the exterior rearview mirror and rain (the wipers are quickly moving), to the area behind the blind spot via the BSD ensure driving safety, the high beams sensor installed at the rear of the vehicle.
Page 214 5. Driving guide On and Off How it alerts the driver NOTE The on/off state and selected mode of this system can be memorized. After the engine is started, the on/off state and mode will be the same as those when the engine is shut down last time. With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, The BSD system alerts the driver via the yellow the BSD can be set to ON/OFF in the Settings indicator lamp on the exterior rearview interface of the A/V system display.
Page 215 5. Driving guide Working conditions False alarm Radar sensor Under the following three conditions during When there is no vehicle in blind spots, the driving (vehicle speed >15km/h): system may issue a false alarm in the following conditions: Other vehicles enter the blind spot from the rear or side.
Page 216 , a n d t h u s i t c a n n o t b e that the system is faulty, so please go to the substituted for the driver to observe GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection in The rear crossing traffic alert (RCTA) system the external traffic conditions or to time.
Page 217 5. Driving guide On and Off How it alerts the driver WARNING With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, the RCTA can be set to ON/OFF in the Settings ● The RCTA is only a driver assist interface of the A/V system display. s y s t e m , a n d t h u s i t c a n n o t b e When the engine is started or the system substituted for the driver to o...
Page 218 5. Driving guide In the panoramic image, a red light bar The vehicle is in an indoor parking area. NOTE will flash on the dangerous side of the rear of the vehicle. CAUTION The RCTA warning method can be set to The system will issue an audible alarm as “warning”...
Page 219 5. Driving guide 5.4.10 Door open warning (DOW) On and Off WARNING system* With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, the DOW can be set to ON/OFF in the Settings ● The DOW is only a driver assist interface of the A/V system display. s y s t e m , a n d t h u s i t c a n n o t b e substituted for the driver to observe NOTE...
Page 220 5. Driving guide How it alerts the driver Working conditions False alarm T h e D O W a l e r t s t h e d r i v e r v i a t h e Function activation must meet the following When there is no vehicle in the BSD area, the yellow indicator lamp on the exterior...
Page 221 5. Driving guide 5.4.11 Rear approach alert system* Working conditions CAUTION Function activation must meet the following conditions: The rear approach alert function is only The vehicle is started and is in non- for assist and cannot replace the driver reverse gear.
Page 222 5. Driving guide 5.4.12 Emergency lane keeping False alarm On and Off aid system* When there is no vehicle in the BSD area, the With the START/STOP button in “ON” position, system may issue a false alarm in the following the LKA can be set to ON/OFF in the Settings conditions: interface of the A/V system display.
Page 223 5. Driving guide How it alerts the driver Working conditions CAUTION Function activation must meet the following conditions: ● When the road environment cannot The vehicle is set to the drive gear and meet the operating conditions of the the vehicle speed is greater than 65km/h. lane departure warning system, this function may not work properly.
Page 224 5. Driving guide False alarm There are more than two lane markings The performance of the system’s intervening on the left and right sides of the vehicle. in the steering wheel for corrective steering When there is no vehicle in the detection area, adjustment may be affected in the following Markings or objects resembling lane the system may issue a false alarm in the...
Page 225 GAC Motor authorized functions of the radar sensor may not The MMW radar sensor must be adjusted and shop for relevant operation.
Page 226 IFC sensor is required, please go case that the environmental factors such as functions of the MMW radar (ACC/ ICA/ to the GAC Motor authorized shop for lighting are ideal) with a body height of not less FCM). Therefore, please go to the GAC relevant operation.
Page 227 5. Driving guide CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION Poor lighting conditions, night, backlight, The field of view of the IFC may be affected ● If the interference of IFC is cleared, the heavy rain, mist, ice, snow or sludge may by obstructions, such as dust, sediment, PDS will work normally again. affect the IFC, leading to interruption/ water mist, icing, snow or sludge on the ● Low light conditions at sunset or night performance degradation and even failure front windshield.
Page 228 GAC Motor authorized shop for re- and displays the current tire pressure and instrument cluster; when the tire pressure learning and calibration, provided that the temperature on the instrument cluster.
Page 229 5. Driving guide 5.4.15 Seat vibration alert* NOTE WARNING The seat vibration alert system issues a tactile alert to the driver through the vibration motor This setting has memory function. After the ● Seat vibration alert is only a driver inside the driver’s seat cushion.
Page 230 5. Driving guide 5.5 Parking assist system 5.5.1 R e v e r s i n g p a r k i n g a i d Dynamic icon (RPA) The system measures the distance between the vehicle and an obstacle via the radar sensors sending and receiving ultrasonic waves reflected from the obstacle.
Page 231 5. Driving guide Distance audible alarm Distance to detected obstacle The audible alarm changes with reference to Alarm tone level the distance between a detected obstacle and Rear left Rear right Front left Front right Rear left Rear right middle middle the front and rear bumper, and meanwhile, sensor...
Page 232 5. Driving guide Distribution of RPA sensors For FAPA models: For non-FAPA models: The rear ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the rear bumper. The front ultrasonic radar sensors are installed on the front bumper cover. Front corner radar sensors are mounted on the front bumper.
Page 233 5. Driving guide CAUTION WARNING ● Always keep the surface of the RPA ● The RPA cannot replace the driver's observation of the surrounding sensors clean and never cover a RPA sensor. environment. The driver should concentrate on reversing safely ● Keep the RPA sensors on the bumpers and adjusting the parking position clean and protect them from freezing...
Page 234 5. Driving guide 5.5.2 Reverse image system* WARNING WARNING The reverse image system can cover the video at an wide angle up to 130° and display ● When a high-pressure cleaner is ● The surface of some materials cannot a wide-range image behind the vehicle on the used, clean the RPA sensors in reflect the signal from the RPA AV system display to allow the driver to know...
Page 235 5. Driving guide Dynamic trajectory CAUTION The above trajectory is the reference distance obtained by testing on flat ground and is only used as a reference for judging visual distance. In case of driving on a slope, the above tracks may have deviations.
Page 236 5. Driving guide CAUTION WARNING ● Always keep the CCD surface clean. ● The CCD has blind spots, so it may not detect young children or small Clean the CCD surface with a piece of soft wet cloth to avoid scratching. pets.
Page 237 5. Driving guide 5.5.3 Around view monitor (AVM) On and Off The AVM can be activated/deactivated by pulling the "turn signal combination lever". The SVM, through real-time image, can With the START/STOP button in the When the START/STOP button is set to provide the driver with information on the "ON"...
Page 238 5. Driving guide The AVM can be activated/deactivated NOTE automatically when "the radar sensors detect an obstacle". When the START/ ● When the AVM is turned on, the A/V STOP button is set to “ON” position: system starts to display images taken W h e n t h e r a d a r s e n s o r s d e t e c t a n around the vehicle, with some guide obstacle, the AVM automatically turns on;...
Page 239 5. Driving guide Interface description ① Exit ② Current view direction ③ FAPA soft key* ④ Exterior rearview mirror tilt-down* ⑤ Radar audible alarm switch ⑥ 2D/3D/wide-angle view switching ⑦ Pop-up message window ⑧ Settings ⑨ RCTA ⑩ Trajectory ⑪ Radar sensing area ⑫...
Page 240 5. Driving guide Distribution of cameras NOTE NOTE ● When the shift lever is in the "R" ● When the left turn signal lamps are position, a single rear view is displayed turned on, the image display area is in the image display area by default. switched to the single left view;...
Page 241 5. Driving guide The left/right cameras are respectively installed CCD is installed next to the license plate lamp. on the left/right exterior rearview mirror. CAUTION ● Please keep the camera surface clean. ● Do not use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the camera for a long time, and if it to be used, please keep the nozzle at least 30 cm away from the camera.
Page 242 5. Driving guide 5.5.4 Fusion automatic parking WARNING WARNING assist (FAPA)* ● This system may be not always able ● Only the front and rear of the vehicle Through ultrasonic sensors and AVM cameras to detect the objects on the parking are equipped with radars. The sides around the vehicle, the FAPA can automatically bay.
Page 243 5. Driving guide Automatic parking in Automatic pulling out System limitations FAPA may involve safety risk and fail to operate normally in some cases including but not limited to the following: Narrow parking bays. Existence of the following objects in the parking bay: objects that cannot reflect the ultrasonic sensor signal well, and objects that are not within the detection range of...
Page 244 Wrong recognition due to a vehicle/other ● If the vehicle speed exceeds 20km/h, restarted and others systems cool down, the system cannot search parking bays please go to the GAC Motor authorized obstacle in a relatively far position in the correctly. shop for inspection.
Page 245 5. Driving guide Activating FAPA Method 2: Method 3: Method 1: After the vehicle is started, click the After the vehicle is started, when the AVM "Intelligent Parking" soft key in the is activated, click the icon in the After the vehicle is started, press the application menu of the A/V system to AVM interface of AV system to activate FAPA button...
Page 246 5. Driving guide Method 4: Searching for parking bay Selecting pulling out direction After the vehicle is started, when a Please keep the vehicle side within 0.5m~2m The automatic pulling out function can only be parking bay is found in the background, from parking bays and maintain the vehicle activated when the vehicle is stationary in a the icon...
Page 247 5. Driving guide Deactivating FAPA Suspending FAPA NOTE After the APA system is activated, parking can be suspended in any of the following ways, ● The FAPA has automatic parking in and and continue when the suspension condition automatic pulling out functions, whose disappears. activation is automatically judged by the FAPA.
Page 248 5. Driving guide Interruption cause The total parking duration exceeds the specified limit. After being activated, the FAPA will be The parking space is limited. interrupted and deactivated in some cases including but not limited to the following. The gradient of the ground where the After being deactivated, the FAPA can be re- vehicle is located is too large.
Page 249 5. Driving guide Operation Instructions Take the automatic parking in as an example: A f t e r t h e v e h i c l e i s s t a r t e d , i f t h e FAPA switch is pressed, the FAPA will automatically select the parking mode according to the current state of the...
Page 250 => See steering at a high speed, and to improve the the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection. page 163 driving comfort and vehicle safety. CAUTION CAUTION...
Page 251 5. Driving guide 5.7 Driving skills 5.7.2 Driving during running-in Inspections after starting/during driving period Check whether the instrument cluster 5.7.1 Pre-driving safety works properly; check whether any In order to prolong the service life of the inspection indicator lamp comes on or any alarm vehicle, the vehicle shall be subject to running- message is shown, etc.
Page 252 5. Driving guide Engine running-in Running-in of tire and brake lining WARNING The mileage in the running-in period of a Within the first 500km of driving, drive the new engine shall be 1500km. Within the first vehicle at a moderate speed to get the new ● If the brake is damp, frozen or the 1000km of driving: tires run in fully.
Page 253 5. Driving guide 5.7.3 Driving essentials Precautions while driving over a water- NOTE logged road section: Precautions under various road conditions: Before driving over a water-logged road The brake linings and brake discs are section, check the depth of water, which When the vehicle is driving on a road with soaked in water while the vehicle is shall not be higher than the lower edge of...
Page 254 5. Driving guide Driving essentials in winter 4. Use washer fluids containing antifreeze: In cold winter (especially in northern C h i n a ) , a v o i d s t a r t i n g t h e e n g i n e These products are available at GAC Check if the coolant is in good condition frequently and shutting down the engine...
Page 255 5. Driving guide 5.7.4 Efficient use of vehicle 5.7.5 Fire prevention When the vehicle is running, do not step on the brake pedal, as it will cause Before driving, make sure that the parking In order to prevent vehicle fires, pay attention premature wear, overheating of the brake brake is completely released and the to the followings during use: friction pad and wast of fuel.
Page 256 A l w a y s p l a c e a l i g h t w e i g h t f i r e to the GAC Motor authorized shop for extinguisher in the vehicle, and know its...
Page 257 6. Operation and maintenance 6. Operation and maintenance 6.1 Maintenance instructions 6.2 Interior maintenance Cautions for lifting the vehicle Before lifting the vehicle, ensure that the Safety precautions Cleaning and maintenance of instruments lift bracket (bracket size not more than and plastic parts 120*80mm) is located at the notch of To avoid potential hazards, please read this...
Page 258 6. Operation and maintenance Cleaning and maintenance of carpet Cleaning and maintenance of leather* Cleaning and maintenance of seat belts Vacuum the dust on the carpet frequently. Vacuum the dust. Pull the seat belt out slowly and keep it being extracted. Scrub the carpet regularly with detergent Clean the leather with a clean soft cloth to keep it clean.
Page 259 If the the filters at the GAC Motor authorized shop ● For the overhaul of an accident vehicle is left in the sun for a long time, wait...
Page 260 Check the body for paint peeling and WARNING automatic vehicle washer, the cleaning scratches while wiping the body. If any, agent, the filtering state of the clean water, drive to the GAC Motor authorized shop for ● When washing the vehicle manually, and the type of wax solvent that do not touch-up. pay attention to personal safety...
Page 261 6. Operation and maintenance Waxing Cleaning and maintenance of external Remove accumulated ice using de-icer plastic parts spray. Ice removal shovel can also be used, Regular waxing can protect the paint surface but special care should be taken to avoid of the vehicle body and keep the vehicle body External plastic parts are generally washed damaging parts, and ice must be scraped in...
Page 262 6. Operation and maintenance Cleaning of wiper blades Maintenance of sealing strips CAUTION Activate the wiper maintenance mode, Frequent and proper protection of the rubber raise the wiper arm and carefully wipe off sealing strips of the doors, windows and other ● It is prohibited to maintain the wheel the dust and dirt on the wiper blade with a parts of the vehicle is intended to maintain their surface with vehicle polish or other...
Page 263 6. Operation and maintenance 6.4 I n s p e c t i n g a n d a d d i n g Adding fuel fluids 6.4.1 Fuel As the amount of fuel decreases when the vehicle is running, the fuel gauge scale will gradually decrease.
Page 264 6. Operation and maintenance NOTE CAUTION T h i s m o d e l c o m p l i e s w i t h C h i n a V I During refueling, insert the fuel gun into the emission standards.
Page 265 The engine has been filled with high-quality not continue to start the engine. In this case, NOTE engine oil, which can be used in the year- contact the GAC Motor authorized shop timely for inspection. round climate except for extreme cold weather before delivery.
Page 266 6. Operation and maintenance Inspecting the oil level Be sure to check the oil level regularly. Park the vehicle on a level ground, apply the park brake, and shut down the engine. After the engine cools down, open the engine hood and check the oil level.
Page 267 ● If too much oil is added, do not start the engine. In this case, please contact the GAC Motor authorized shop as soon as possible. Otherwise, the three-way catalytic converter may be damaged.
Page 268 When the vehicle leaves the factory, the cycle shall be shortened and the coolant cooling system has been filled with coolant, shall be changed at the GAC Motor ● The engine compartment is a high- which can be used in the year-round climate authorized shop.
Page 269 6. Operation and maintenance Adding coolant NOTE When the engine is not cooled, the coolant level will be high, and there will be errors in checking the coolant level. CAUTION When the coolant level is below the minimum scale mark "MIN", coolant must be added. Insufficient coolant will affect the cooling effect and cause engine damage.
Page 270 ● Coolant can only be added after the the GAC Motor authorized shop to clean the cooling system and change engine has cooled down. The coolant level after filling must not exceed the the coolant in time.
Page 271 6. Operation and maintenance Replacing front windshield wiper blades WARNING ● Be extremely careful while working in the engine compartment. Before operation, be sure to carefully read and follow the relevant warning instructions. ● Do not misuse coolant or any other additives as windshield washer fluid.
Page 272 Therefore, be sure to go to the GAC Motor Within 10 s after the ENGINE START/ authorized shop to check the brake fluid level ● Be careful while lowering the wiper arm STOP button is turned to “OFF” position,...
Page 273 ● Brake fluid in use must meet the malfunctions. In this case, do not criteria and be fresh. continue to drive and contact the GAC Motor authorized shop in time for inspection. When the engine cools down, check whether Brake system indicator lamp...
Page 274 In this case, due to incompatibility and even cause operation! please go to the GAC Motor authorized shop the brake system to fail. for inspection as soon as possible. Open flames, sparks, uncovered...
Page 275 Do not use an electrical consumer on the to start, please contact the GAC Motor vehicle for a long time after the engine is authorized shop to charge or replace turned off.
Page 276 Manual. If the vehicle is running in harsh bulb is damaged or malfunctions, please go to adhesion of new tires is unlikely to conditions and the A/C filter gets too dirty, it is the GAC Motor authorized shop for inspection reach the best condition. Therefore, recommended to replace the A/C filter at an in time.
Page 277 6. Operation and maintenance Precautions for wheel failure WARNING WARNING When driving over curbs or similar obstacles, ● If tires burst or leak when the vehicle ● Never use old wheels and tires Be careful not to let the tires contact with is running, it is very easy to cause o f u n k n o w n o r i g i n u n d e r a n y grease, oil and fuel serious traffic accidents.
Page 278 6. Operation and maintenance New tires and wheels Summer tires Please note that the tread of winter tires shall have patterns deep enough (tread Select the new tire and wheel carefully, Summer is a rainy season. The tire tread depth not less than 4mm; otherwise, the and make sure that the dimensions, load depth directly affects the driving safety in rainy applicability in winter will be limited).
Page 279 6. Operation and maintenance Inspecting tire pressure For inspection of tire pressure, the WARNING tire must be in a cold state. When the The standard tire pressure data label of the temperature increases, the tire pressure original tire of this vehicle is attached to the B ● After using winter tires, there may can be slightly higher than the specified pillar on the driver's side.
Page 280 F o r v e h i c l e s w i t h a t i r e p r e s s u r e monitoring system, tire rotation or replacement needs to be operated by professionals at the GAC Motor authorized shop.
Page 281 GAC Motor During deceleration, make full use of E v e n i f t h e r o a d s u r f a c e i s i n g o o d authorized shop to check the wheel alignment the engine braking function.
Page 282 6. Operation and maintenance CAUTION ● If tire chains are installed on the tires, the size and type of tire chains shall be consistent with those of the standard tires of the vehicle. Otherwise, the driving safety and maneuvering of the vehicle will be adversely affected.
Page 283 7. Technical data 7. Technical data 7.1 VIN The locations of the vehicle identification number (VIN) is shown in the figure: ① VIN: located on the engine compartment partition. ② VIN: located on the left side of the instrument panel. NOTE The position indication and quantity of vehicle identification number (VIN) are not complete.
Page 284 7. Technical data OBD DLC Vehicle nameplate Engine model and factory number The vehicle nameplate is located at lower part of the left B-pillar. The information contained in the vehicle nameplate includes the manufacturer, VIN, vehicle model, brand, engine displacement, engine model, maximum net power of engine, gross vehicle weight rating, seating capacity, date of manufacture and country of manufacture, depending on the...
Page 285 7. Technical data 7.2 Dimensions & parameters of vehicle Dimensions Parameters Item Value Unit Overall length 5212±50 Overall width 1893±18 Overall height 1823±18 Wheelbase 3070±30 Front wheel 1628±16 Wheel track Rear wheel 1638±16 Front overhang 1015±10 Rear overhang 1127±11 Approach angle (full load) °...
Page 286 7. Technical data 7.3 Vehicle mass & parameters of engine and fluids Mass Kerb mass of vehicle (kg) Gross vehicle weight rating (kg) Model Gross vehicle Kerb mass (kg) Front axle load Rear axle load Front axle load Rear axle load weight rating 2060 1137 GAC6520MDA6A 2790 1333 1457 2150...
Page 287 7. Technical data Parameters of engine Model 4B20J1 Layout Front mounted, transverse layout In-line four-cylinder, four-stroke, turbocharged and intercooled, GDI, Type double overhead camshaft Number of cylinders Ignition order 1–-3–-4–-2 Bore (mm) Travel (mm) Displacement (mL) 1991 Compression ratio (10±0.3):1 Rated power/speed (kW/(r/min)) 185/5250 Maximum net power/speed (kW/(r/min))
Page 288 7. Technical data Specifications and capacity of fuel/oil/fluid Item Specification Capacity Fuel 95# or above unleaded gasoline Capacity Engine coolant DF-6, -35°C coolant Capacity 10.18±0.3L Total filling volume 5.3L Grade: APISN/ILSACGF-5 Engine oil Viscosity: SN5W-30 Change 4.5L Transmission fluid (8AT) ATFAW-1 Capacity 6.6±0.1L Brake fluid DOT4 Capacity 0.77±0.15L 44% methanol with freezing point of -30°C, Windshield washer fluid and 56% water with hardness not more than Capacity...
Page 289 7. Technical data 7.4 Transmission and chassis parameters Wheels Specifications of rim 7.0Jx18 Transmission parameters Tire specification 225/55R18 Model TG-81SC — Front wheel Rear wheel Tire Type Automatic transmission, 8-speed No load 240kPa 240kPa pressure Drive Full load 260kPa 260kPa Final ratio 3.329 Specifications of spare T125/70R18 1st gear...
Page 290 7. Technical data Suspension Free travel of brake pedal Front suspension Rear suspension Designation Parameters Type McPherson independent Multi-link independent Travel ≤108mm suspension suspension Free travel ≤6mm Steering gear Technical parameters of brake linings Type Rack and pinion mechanical steering gear Designation Parameters Power steering type...
Page 291 7. Technical data Battery Item Parameters Rated voltage Capacity at 20 hr 75Ah Low temperature start current (EN) 680A Lamps All vehicle lamps are LED lamps. For replacement, please visit the GAC Motor authorized shop.
Page 292 8. Accident handling 8. Accident handling 8.1 Driver's tools ⑦ Hub trim cover removal tool Spare tire* First aid kit* Driver's tools Take out the spare tire. Open the liftgate. The first aid kit of this vehicle includes: The following tools are provided with this Open the spare tire foam cover. ①...
Page 293 8. Accident handling 8.2 Use of warning triangle Placement distance NOTE Ordinary highway The spare tire has been inflated before Expressway delivery, but shall be checked regularly to Daytime Night ensure that it is at the specified maximum ≥50 m ≥80 m ≥150 m pressure, and multiple inspections shall be carried out within 1 year.
Page 294 8. Accident handling 8.3 Use of reflective vest 8.4 Replacing flat tires* NOTE Preparations ● While handling vehicle accidents, be sure to wear a reflective vest as required Apply the parking brake. to attract the attention of passersby or Set the gearshift lever to the P position. other drivers regardless of the lighting Set the START/STOP button to the “OFF”...
Page 295 8. Accident handling Unscrewing the wheel bolts Lifting the vehicle Set the wheel bolt removal wrench firmly on the wheel bolt, and unscrew the wheel bolts For models equipped with the floating Place the jack directly under the spine counterclockwise. wheel hub trim cover*, remove the trim closest to the flat tire.
Page 296 8. Accident handling WARNING WARNING Improper use of jack will cause serious ● Never use the jack provide together injury. with your vehicle to jack up other weights or vehicles. ● Always use the jack on a hard and flat ground, or a place hard pad (not ● When the jack is used, do not start thicker than 1 cm) under the jack as the engine, otherwise an accident will...
Page 297 ● During replacement of a tire, if After installing the wheel, please go to the bolts are rusted or cannot be the GAC Motor authorized shop in time to tightened easily, always replace check the tightening torque of the wheel the concerning bolt and clean the bolts (125 ± 10N•m). Otherwise, the bolts...
Page 298 8. Accident handling 8.5 I n f l a t o r p u m p a n d t i r e Inflator pump sealer Operate as follows while inflating a tire: Inflator pump and tire sealer are used to rectify the faults such as tire leakage or low tire pressure caused by a nail in a tire. Screw the fitting of the inflator pump into the tire valve, during which a slight air leak will be heard and it indicates that the...
Page 299 8. Accident handling Tire sealer The tire sealer should be used as follows: Open the trim cover of power outlet (12V), Press the power button to start to inflate and insert the plug into the power outlet the tire, and observe the change in the (12V) to start the vehicle.
Page 300 8. Accident handling CAUTION ● The tire sealer bottle shall not be placed upside down. ● T h e t i r e s e a l e r i s n o t e d i b l e , s o i n h a l a t io n o r s w all ow i ng s ha l l b e avoided.
Page 301 1.3bar, the tire back to the original position. cannot be repaired. You should go to the Start the vehicle and drive 3~5km at a GAC Motor authorized shop for overhaul speed of 20~60km/h. as soon as possible.
Page 302 8. Accident handling 8.6 Fuse Engine compartment power distribution Replacing fuse unit (PDU) Instrument panel PDU Remove or install the fuse using the fuse Opening of engine hood puller in the engine compartment PDU. Press the fixing clip (below the wiper Remove the storage compartment on cover) in the direction of arrows A and B lower guard plate of cab (as indicated by to release the cover of the PDU.
Page 303 GAC Motor authorized shop. original one. ● Never replace a fuse with metal If the fuse has blown, it is recommended sheets, clips, etc. to replace it at a GAC Motor authorized ● The inside of the PDU must be kept shop. clean and moisture-proof.
Page 304 8. Accident handling 8.6.1 Fuses in instrument panel PDU The fuses may slightly vary from vehicle to vehicle. In this regard, the actual vehicle configuration shall prevail.
Page 305 8. Accident handling Rated Rated Feature/component Feature/component value value IF01 Trunk 12V auxiliary power supply IF14 — — IF02 7.5A ICBM/GWM*/GWM-ETH* 2nd-row left seat connector (2nd-row seat control unit massage power supply)*/2nd-row ACU*/WCM*/third-row right USB charging IF15 right seat connector (2nd-row seat control unit port*/second-row left seat connector (USB_ IF03 massage power supply)*...
Page 306 8. Accident handling Rated Rated Feature/component Feature/component value value ACU/WCM*/HVAC control unit/GWM/GWM- IF27 — — Dark ETH/left front seat connector (HVSM/front seat IF28 Clock spring (steering wheel heating)* IF43 current control unit power supply)*/RCP/RLS/T-BOX IF29 — — switch ECU*/CDC electronically controlled suspension ECU* Left rear window regulator motor (with four- IF30 window express-up &...
Page 307 8. Accident handling Rated Feature/component value Clock spring/touch screen/left sliding door IF57 control unit/right sliding door control unit/left front seat connector (seat control unit) PM2.5 sensor/PLG*/RF receiver module/ IF58 7.5A fragrance module * IR01 — ACC relay IR02 — Lock-up relay 1 IR03 —...
Page 308 8. Accident handling 8.6.2 Fuses in engine compartment PDU The fuses may slightly vary from vehicle to vehicle. In this regard, the actual vehicle configuration shall prevail.
Page 309 8. Accident handling Rated Rated Feature/component Feature/component value value EF21 — — EF01 — — EF22 To instrument panel PDU EF02 — — EF23 30/40A ESPI EF03 — — 2nd-row left seat connector (seat control unit EF04 7.5A EF24 power supply) EF05 — —...
Page 310 8. Accident handling Rated Rated Feature/component Feature/component value value Upstream oxygen sensor/downstream oxygen ER06 — — EF38 sensor/compressor relay (ER04)/starter relay 1 ER07 — Defogger relay (ER15)/starter relay 2 (ER16) ER08 — Rear blower relay PCV heater relay (ER03)/PCV heater/electronic intake air recirculation valve/canister solenoid ER09 —...
Page 311 8. Accident handling 8.7 Emergency start Jumper cable If the engine cannot start because the battery is too low, it can be started by connecting this battery to the battery of another vehicle a jumper cable. WARNING ● The engine compartment is a high- risk area.
Page 312 8. Accident handling CAUTION WARNING WARNING ● While connecting the batteries of two Improper use of jumper cables may The jumper cable should be correctly cause battery explosion and serious connected to the positive and negative vehicles, be sure to first connect the positive terminal and then the negative injury.
Page 313 If the vehicle needs to be towed, it shall be towed by the GAC Motor authorized shop or a professional towing company. It is recommended to use a rollback tow truck for towing. If the conditions cannot be met, a wheel-lift truck can also be used for towing the vehicle as appropriate.
Page 314 8. Accident handling Emergency towing Installing a towing hook If it is impossible to find a tow truck in an emergency, fasten the towing cable or towing chain in the emergency towing ring to temporarily tow the vehicle. However, this method is only suitable for low speed and short distance towing on a solid and flat road.
Page 315 8. Accident handling 8.9 Getting out of a trap Precautions for towing During the emergency towing, be sure to follow the instructions below: Before emergency towing, be sure to follow the If the vehicle is stuck on a soft road such as Start the engine and drive at a slow instructions below: sandy, muddy or snowy road, follow the steps...
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