GAC Trumpchi GS4 User manual

1
Foreword
Congratulations on acquiring your Trumpchi car. To enhance the enjoyment of your new vehicle, take time to read this manual. In it, you will learn
how to operate GS4 driving controls and convenience items. Proper use of your vehicle can improve driving safety and extend its service life.
The on-board warranty booklet describes the warranty services provided by GAC Motor which you can enjoy, as well as regular maintenance of your
GS4 sedan. Read the warranty booklet thoroughly so you understand the coverages and are aware of your rights and responsibilities.
Please keep this manual in your car for your reference.
Your dealer is dedicated to your satisfaction and will be pleased to answer any questions and concerns.
If you have any suggestions and comments, please call GAC Motor Customer Service Hotline:
Thank you for your support and great kindness to GAC Motor. Wish you a happy driving!
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Instructions for safety
Your safety, and the safety of others, is very
important. And operating this vehicle safely
is an important responsibility.
To help you make informed decisions about
safety, we have provided operating proce-
dures and other information on labels and in
this manual. This information alerts you to
potential hazards that could hurt you or oth-
ers.
Of course, it is not practical or possible to
warn you about all the hazards associated
with operating or maintaining your vehicle.
You must use your own good judgment.
You will nd this important safety information in a variety of forms, including:
• Safety Labels - Afxed to the vehicle.
• Safety hints - Words preceded by a safety warning symbol and one of the three signal
words Warning, Note or Hint.
These signal words mean:
Warning Important notes or notes indicating serious casualties.
Note Important notes or notes indicating serious damage of car.
Hint You CAN be HURT if you don’t follow instructions.
This entire book is lled with important safety information - please read it carefully.
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Contents
1. Safety Instructions ............................................................. 1
1.1 Safe driving ............................................................................1
1.1.1 Overview .....................................................................1
1.1.2 Maintain a Proper Sitting Position ...............................2
1.1.3 Pedal area ..................................................................5
1.2 Seat belt .................................................................................7
1.2.1 Overview .....................................................................7
1.2.2 Why Wear Seat Belts ................................................ 11
1.2.3 Seat belt ....................................................................14
1.3 Airbag System ......................................................................19
1.3.1 Overview ...................................................................20
1.3.2 Front seat frontal airbag ............................................23
1.3.3 Side Airbags (Applicable to some models) ...............25
1.3.4 Side Curtain Airbags (Applicable to some models) ...26
1.4 Child Safety ..........................................................................27
1.4.1 Overview ...................................................................27
1.4.2 Child seat ..................................................................28
1.4.3 Installing a Child Seat Properly .................................29
2. Operating System and Equipment .................................. 32
2.1 Cab .......................................................................................32
2.1.1 Arrangement of instrument and control mechanism
(applicable to some models) .....................................32
2.1.2 Arrangement of instrument and control mechanism (ap-
plicable to some models) ..........................................34
2.1.3 Indicator lamp ...........................................................36
2.1.4 Instrument cluster .....................................................43
2.1.5 Steering wheel ..........................................................50
2.2 Keys and Locks ....................................................................56
2.2.1 Ignition key ................................................................56
2.2.2 Smart key ....................................................................59
2.2.3 Central door lock system ..........................................63
2.2.4 Doors ........................................................................67
2.2.5 Trunk lid ....................................................................68
2.2.6 Power window ...........................................................70
2.2.7 Power sunroof (applicable to some models) .............72
2.2.8 Engine compartment cover .......................................76
2.2.9 Basic operation of anti-theft ......................................77
2.3 Headlights and Visual Field ..................................................78
2.3.1 External lights layout .................................................78
2.3.2 Light combination switch ...........................................80
2.3.3 Interior lighting lamp .................................................88
2.3.4 Windshield Wipers ....................................................90
2.3.5 Windshields ..............................................................94
2.3.6 Rearview mirror ........................................................95
2.3.7 View ..........................................................................99
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Contents
2.4 Seats and Interior Convenience Items ...............................100
2.4.1 Importance for adjusting the seat correctly .............100
2.4.2 Headrest .................................................................101
2.4.3 Front seats ..............................................................103
2.4.4 Rear seat ................................................................106
2.4.5 Interior Convenience Items .....................................108
2.4.6 Cigarette lighter/Power outlet ................................. 112
2.4.7 Trunk ....................................................................... 113
2.4.8 Accessories and modications ............................... 116
2.5 A/C system ......................................................................... 118
2.5.1 Overview ................................................................. 118
2.5.2 Automatic air conditioning system (applicable to some
models) ................................................................... 119
2.5.3 Manual air conditioning system (applicable to some
models) ...................................................................125
2.6 Sound system (radio) (applicable to some models) ...........129
2.6.1 Basic Operations ....................................................131
2.6.2 Radio ......................................................................137
2.6.3 USB play .................................................................141
2.6.4 AUX IN playing .......................................................147
2.6.5 Playing an iPod .......................................................149
2.6.6 Precautions .............................................................150
2.6.7 Features and Specications ...................................152
2.6.8 Check before maintenance .....................................153
2.7 Sound system (MP5 / Navigation)
(applicable to some models) ..............................................155
2.7.1 Basic Operations ....................................................157
2.7.2 Radio ......................................................................160
2.7.3 USB play .................................................................165
2.7.4 Bluetooth .................................................................173
2.7.5 Playing an iPod .......................................................181
2.7.6 AUX IN playing .......................................................185
2.7.7 HDMI phone interconnection ..................................186
2.7.8 System Settings ......................................................192
2.7.9 USB Playback Precautions .....................................203
2.7.10 Guide for Common Troubleshooting .......................205
2.7.11 Features and Specications ...................................207
2.8 T-Box (available in some models) ......................................209
2.8.1 Overview .................................................................209
2.8.2 Connecting emergency rescue ............................... 211
2.8.3 Car owner self-service website ...............................212
2.8.4 Phone APP .............................................................215
2.8.5 Feature List .............................................................234
3. Driving Directions ........................................................... 235
3.1 Starting and Driving ............................................................237
3.1.1 Ignition switch .........................................................237
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Contents
3.1.2 Start the engine ......................................................241
3.1.3 Shut down the engine. ............................................243
3.1.4 Driving .....................................................................244
3.1.5 Shift Lever Position Indicators ................................253
3.1.6 Parking brake ..........................................................254
3.2 Electronic Brake System for Driving ...................................260
3.2.1 Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) .............................260
3.2.2 Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) ...............262
3.2.3 Electronic Stability Program (ESP) (Available in some
models) ...................................................................263
3.2.4 Traction Control System (TCS) (applicable to some
models) ...................................................................266
3.2.5 Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA) (applicable to certain
models) ...................................................................267
3.2.6 Hill hold control (HHC) (applicable to some models) 268
3.2.7 Hill Descent Control (HDC) (applicable to some models)
269
3.3 Intelligent start/stop system (applicable to some models) ..271
3.3.1 Basic service conditions of start-stop system .........271
3.3.2 Turning on/off the start-stop system .......................272
3.4 Cruise Control System (available in some models) ...........275
3.5 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) (applicable to certain
models) ..............................................................................277
3.6 Drive Reversing Assist System
(applicable to some models) ..............................................279
3.6.1 Reversing radar system
(applicable to some models) ...................................279
3.6.2 Reversing Rearview System
(applicable to some models) ...................................281
3.7 Energy-saving device (applicable to some models) ...........283
3.7.1 ECO mode ..............................................................283
3.8 Electrical power steering system (EPS) .............................284
3.9 Driving technique ...............................................................285
3.9.1 Check of Driving Safety ..........................................285
3.9.2 Driving during Break-in Period ................................286
3.9.3 Essentials for Driving under Various Conditions .....288
3.9.4 Efcient Use of the Vehicle .....................................289
4. Maintenance .................................................................... 291
4.1 Maintenance Description ....................................................291
4.2 Interior Care .......................................................................292
4.3 Exterior Care ......................................................................295
4.4 Checking and Adding Fluids ...............................................301
4.4.1Checking and Refueling .............................................302
4.4.2 Engine oil ................................................................303
4.4.3 Coolant ...................................................................309
4.4.4 Windshield Washer Fluid and Wiper Blades ...........315
4.4.5 Brake uid ...............................................................318
4.4.6 Battery ....................................................................321
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Contents
4.4.7 Wheels ....................................................................324
4.4.8 Anti-theft maintenance description .........................330
5. Technical Data ................................................................ 331
5.1 Identication Numbers .......................................................331
5.2 Vehicle parameters ............................................................332
6. Accident Handling .......................................................... 341
6.1 Tool Kit and Spare Tire .......................................................341
6.2 Use of warning triangle ......................................................343
6.3 Changing a Flat Tire ...........................................................344
6.4. Fuse ...................................................................................348
6.5 Conguration of fuses ........................................................350
6.6 Replace bulbs ....................................................................352
6.7 Emergency start .................................................................354
6.8 Emergency towing ..............................................................356
7. Type approval information ............................................. 361
7.1 Type approval number .......................................................361
7.2 Type approval information ..................................................362
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1. Safety Instructions
1.
1.1 Safe driving
1.1.1 Overview
This section describes important information,
operating essentials, recommendations and
safety precautions for safe driving. For your
safety and the safety of your passengers,
please read carefully and comply with the rel-
evant regulations.
Warning
Keep this owner’s manual in your vehicle.
Please make sure the manual stays with
the vehicle if you lend or sell it to the next
owner. It is an integral part of the vehicle.
You should do the following checks and adjust-
ments every day before you drive your vehicle:
- Check and make sure that all car lamps
are under normal working condition.
- Check fuel volume.
- Make sure that tire pressure is under
normal condition.
- Make sure all windows are clean and un-
obstructed.
- Make sure that no items obstruct the
pedal movement in the footwell.
- Adjust seats, head restraints and rear
view mirrors of driver according to height
and body type.
- Restrain the child in a suitable child seat.
Check that the child’s seat belt is prop-
erly positioned and secured.
- Fasten your seat belt. Check that your
passengers have fastened their seat
belts
Note
• Do notdistractfromdrivingbe-
cause of external factors.
• Donotdriveyourvehiclewhenyour
reaction capacity weakens. Medi-
cines, alcohol, drugs and other will
undermine your reaction capacity.
• Followthetrafficlawsandspeed
limits strictly.
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1. Safety Instructions
1.1.2 Maintain a Proper Sit-
ting Position
Correct sitting posture of the driver
Correct driving posture has a direct influence
on driving safety and fatigue.
For your safety and the safety of your passen-
gers, to reduce the risk of accidental injuries
and deaths, we recommend driver do the fol-
lowing:
- Adjust the seat backrest to proper posi-
tion, so that your back can suitably con-
tact with driver’s seat backrest.
- Adjust driver’s seat headrest, so that the
central back side of head can just rest on
the center of headrest.
25cm
OMA28-0047
- Adjust driver's seat in forward and back-
ward direction. Make your leg slightly
bent, and take active operation to ac-
celerator pedal, brake pedal and clutch
pedal (for model equipped with manual-
transmission).
- Adjust steering wheel to ensure that
the distance between steering wheel
and your breast should not be less than
25cm.
- Wear seat belts properly (see Page 14).
Warning
Incorrect driving posture can lead to the
following serious consequences:
• Ifyourchestistoocloseto the
steering wheel, you cannot get ef-
fectiveprotectionfromairbags,and
canbeseriouslyinjuredbyaninat-
ingfrontairbag.
• Yourhandsshouldalwayshold
the steering wheel outside edge (at
Point 9 and Point 3) to ensure you
can see all meters and indicators on
thecombinationinstrument.
• Adjustingthesteeringwheeluntilit
faces your chest can effectively re-
ducetheinjurycausedbyaninat-
ingfrontairbag.
• Whiledriving,donotrecline the
seat-backtoofar.Weartheseatbelt
correctly and keep correct sitting
posturetoavoidinjurycausedby
emergencybraking.
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1. Safety Instructions
Correct sitting position of front
seat passenger
For the safety of front seat passengers, to re-
duce the risk of accidental injuries and deaths,
have rear seat passengers do the following:
- The front seat passenger should move
the seat as far back as possible, leave
ample space between his/her chest and
the instrument panel, so as to get the
most safety protection by an inflating
front airbag.
- Adjust front passenger seat headrest to
make it align with head.
- Adjust the backrest of front passenger
seat to make backside ts backrest.
- Wear the seat belt correctly.
- Keep his/her feet in the foot room in front
of the front passenger seat.
Warning
Incorrect sitting posture of the front seat
passenger can lead to serious conse-
quences:
• Ifthe frontseatpassengersitstoo
close to the instrument panel, he/
she cannot get effective protection
fromairbags.
• Whiledriving,donotallowthefront
seat passenger to put his/her feet
on the instrument panel, outside
the window or keel on the seat. But
always keep his/her feet in the foot
room.Otherwise,he/shecanbein-
juredeasilyduringemergencybrak-
ing or in a crash.
• Whiledriving,donotrecline the
seat-backtoofar.Weartheseatbelt
correctly and keep correct sitting
posturetoavoidinjurycausedby
emergencybraking.
Correct sitting position of rear seat
passengers
For the safety of rear seat passengers, to re-
duce the risk of accidental injuries and deaths,
have rear seat passengers do the following:
- Adjust the head restraint of rear seat ac-
cording to the height so the center of the
back of the head rests against the center
of the restraint.
- Sit upright and well back in the seat.
- Keephis/her feet in the foot room in front
of the rear sea and on the oor.
- Wear seat belts properly (see Page 14).
- Whenever an infant or child rides in your
vehicle, take appropriate measures in
accordance with the relevant provisions,
e.g., using a suitable child seat to re-
strain the infant or child (see page 28).
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1. Safety Instructions
Warning
Sitting improperly or wearing the seat
beltsimproperlycanincreasethechance
ofinjuryduringacrash.
Adjusttheheadrestraintsproperly.
OMA28-0001
- Adjust the head restraint so the center of
the back of your head rests against the
center of the restraint and adjust the top
of the restraint so it is even with the top
of your head (or as high as possible) .
Warning
Toreducetheriskofinjuriesand deaths
duringacrash,besuretoobservethefol-
lowing matters:
• Theheadrestraintsmustalwaysbe
intheirmountingpositionsandbe
adjustedproperly.
• Alltheoccupantsmustadjusttheir
head restraints to their correct posi-
tionsaccordingtotheirownbody
types. The top of the restraint must
beevenwiththetopofyourheadas
faraspossiblebutnotlower than
youreyes.Thebackof yourhead
should rest against the restraint as
faraspossible.
• Whiledriving,donotadjustthe
head restraints.
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1. Safety Instructions
1.1.3 Pedal area
Pedal for vehicle model with manu-
al transmission
3 2 1
OMA28-0044
1. Accelerator pedal
2. Parking brake pedal
3. Clutch pedal
Equipped with pedal of vehicle
with 7G-DCT transmission
OMA28-0128
2 1
1. Accelerator pedal
2. Parking brake pedal
- When the vehicle is running, make sure
all the pedals can be pressed all the way
down to their extreme positions easily.
- Make sure all the pedals can return eas-
ily.
When a trouble develops in the brake circuit,
the brake pedal needs a larger travel to stop
the vehicle.
Warning
Ifbeingobstructed,thepedaliseasyto
cause serious accidents and even dam-
age to personnel.
• Donotplaceanythinginthedriver’s
footwell. Otherwise, articles may
slide into pedal area and stop the
driver's operation to the pedal. If
emergencybrakeorurgentcases
occur,thedrivercan'toperatebrake
pedal and clutch pedal (for model
equipped with manual transmis-
sion), which may cause accidents.
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1. Safety Instructions
Wear the Right Shoes
The driver must wear a pair of t shoes to feel
the pedal movement sensitively.
Footpadonthedriver’sside
The foot pad should be fixed in the footwell,
and cannot interfere with the pedal movement.
Warning
• Makesurethefootpadisfixedin
the footwell securely.
• Donotlayothermatorcoveringon
the foot pad installed in place. Do-
ing so can shrink the pedal travel,
hindering the pedal movement.
• Aftercleaningthefootpadremoved
fromthevehicle,besureto re-xit
during re-installation.
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1. Safety Instructions
1.2 Seatbelt
1.2.1 Overview
OMA28-0122
Wearing a seat belt properly can effectively re-
duce the chance of serious injury or death in a
crash.
Warning
Notwearingaseatbeltornot wearinga
seatbeltproperlyincreasestheriskofse-
riousinjuryordeathinacrash.
• When thevehicleisrunning,be
sure you and your passengers wear
seatbeltsandwearthemproperly.
Failuretodosocancausepersonal
injuriesduringsuddenstoporan
accident.
• Pregnant women and people with
disabilitiesmustweartheseatbelts
properly as well.
• Whenaninfantorchildridesinyour
vehicle,besuretouse thesuitable
child seat to restrain the infant or
childaccordingtohis/herbody
type.
Note
Foryourandothers’safety,be sureto
wearseatbeltswhenthevehicleismov-
ing. In the process of using your vehicle,
read carefully and comply with all infor-
mation and WARNINGs in this chapter.
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1. Safety Instructions
Seat Belt System Components
Seat belt system in your car consists of three-
point seat belts and seat belt indicator lamp on
the instrument (all ve seats).
Seatbeltindicator
OMA28-0002
Ignition switch or start switch is placed behind
"ON" position. When the driver or front passen-
gers don't wear seat belts, this indicator lamp
will light up, to remind the driver or front pas-
sengers wearing seat belts.
Warning
When the vehicle is running, always wear-
ingseatbeltsandwearingthemproperly
can greatly reduce the chance of serious
injuryordeathduringemergencybraking
or in a crash.
Note
Before starting driving, check the front
seat and make sure there is no heavy on
the seat to prevent the system from giving
a false alarm.
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1. Safety Instructions
Driver'sseatbeltindicatorlamp( )
The driver's seat belt indicator light is a remind-
er to you to protect yourself by fastening your
seat belt.
When the vehicle speed is less than 20 km/h, if
you do not fasten your seat belt, the reminder
light will flash about 6 seconds and then stay
on.
Note
Whentheseatbeltdeviceisfailed, the
indicatorlightwillalsoashabout6sec-
onds and then stay on. In this case, go
to your authorized GAC MOTOR dealer
timely to have your vehicle checked and
repaired.
When the vehicle speed is of or more than 20
km/h, if you do not fasten your seat belt, the
indicator light will ash about 20 seconds and
then stay on, and the beeper also sounds until
you do.
Note
Whentheseatbeltdeviceisfailed, the
indicatorlightwillalsoflashabout 20
secondsandthenstayon,andthebeeper
also sounds. In this case, go to your au-
thorized GAC MOTOR dealer timely to
have your vehicle checked and repaired.
Frontpassengerseatbeltindicator
light ( )(Applicabletosomemod-
els)
The front passenger seat belt indicator light is
a reminder to the front passenger to fasten the
seat belt.
When the vehicle speed is less than 20 km/h, if
you do not fasten your seat belt, the reminder
light will flash about 6 seconds and then stay
on.
Note
Whenseatbeltdeviceorpassenger's
sensor is ineffective, this indicator lamp
will flash for 6s and light up constantly.
In this case, go to your authorized GAC
MOTOR dealer timely to have your vehicle
checked and repaired.
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1. Safety Instructions
When the vehicle speed is of or more than
20km/h, if the front passenger does not fasten
the seat belt, the indicator light will ash about
20 seconds and then stay on, and the beeper
also sounds until the front passenger does.
Note
Whentheseatbeltdeviceorpassenger
sensor is failed, the indicator light will
flashabout6secondsandthenstayon,
andthebeeperalsosounds.Inthiscase,
go to your authorized GAC MOTOR dealer
timely to have your vehicle checked and
repaired.
Seatbeltpretensionerdevice
OMA28-0300
Seat belt pretensioner device
If the occurrence of severe collision reaches
triggering condition,the pretensioner on safety
belt is triggered by electronic control unit, pre-
tensioner drives safety belt ribbon to pull back
and tighten reversely and quickly. In the earlier
stage when a collision happens, it restrains
driver and passengers and makes them stay in
an appropriate sitting posture, preventing the
excessive bending forward of body. In the ear-
lier stage when a collision happens, it restrains
driver and passengers and makes them stay in
an appropriate sitting posture, preventing the
excessive bending forward of body.
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1. Safety Instructions
1.2.2 Why Wear Seat Belts
Seat belt can reduce impact injury of the pas-
senger as much as possible by reducing pas-
senger's forward movement inertia when a
front collision of the car occurs.
PhysicalPrinciplesofFrontalIm-
pact
While driving, both the vehicle and the oc-
cupants have energy (kinetic energy) which
depends on the vehicle speed and the occu-
pants’ mass. The larger the vehicle speed and
the mass, the more the energy upon impact.
In which, the vehicle speed is decisive. For ex-
ample, the released kinetic energy at 50km/h is
5 times that at 25 km/h.
OMA28-0157
During a crash, the occupants not wearing
the seat belts still move forward at the speed
before the crash due to inertia, but the vehicle
dose not. As a result, the occupants can be in-
jured seriously.
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1. Safety Instructions
Consequences arising from not
wearingtheseatbelts
OMA28-0132
Even if the car is at low speed, the force ex-
erted on human body, when a collision occurs,
is big, and the passenger can control his own
body by hands. The unrestrained passengers
will be thrown forward and injuredonce colliding
with other articles in the car.
OMA28-0131
The rear seat passengers must wear the seat
belts properly as well. Otherwise, the passen-
gers can be thrown forward during a crash. The
rear seat passengers not wearing the seat belts
can be injured and endanger other occupants.
Warning
• Donotgetyourbodyundercontrol
byhand.Doingsocanincreasethe
chanceofbeingseriouslyinjured.
• Airbagsdonotreplaceyour seat
belts.Whethervehicleequipped
withairbagornot,itissureyouand
your passengers always wear seat
beltsandwearthemproperly.
• Therearseatpassengersmustwear
theseatbeltsproperlyaswell.
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1. Safety Instructions
Protectionfromseatbelts
Correct wearing of seat belt can restrain pas-
sengers on proper position and avoid injury,
prevent the driver from moving and avoid pas-
sengers being thrown away.
The seat belts can absorb most of the kinetic
energy resulting from a crash. In addition, the
crush zones and other passive safety systems
can absorb the energy at the same time to re-
duce the risk of injury further together with the
seat belts.
Warning
• Makesureseat belts areinplace
and positioned properly.
• Twopeopleshouldneverusethe
sameseatbelt.Neverlettwochil-
drenusethesameseatbelt.
• Whiledriving,alwayskeepacorrect
sittingpositionandwearaseatbelt
properly.Don'tunlocksafetybelt
halfway to prevent harm suffered at
the time of accident.
• Alwayspreventtheseatbeltsfrom
beingdamagedorstuckorrubbing
sharp edges.
• Towearyourseatbeltproperly,try
nottowearlooseandbulkyclothing
asfaraspossible(ifyouhaveworn
one, take off it.) to ensure the seat
belttotyourbody.
• Keeptheseatbeltsystemcleanand
in good condition. Never get foreign
matterorliquidintothebuckles.
• Neverremove,maintain oradjust
theseatbeltsbyyourself.
Note
Precautionsforusingseatbelts:
• Donotdriveuntilyouandyourpas-
sengershavewornseatbeltsprop-
erly to reduce the chance of serious
injuriesduringacrash.
• Besuretowearthe seatbeltsac-
cording to the relevant instructions
in this manual.
• Makesuretheseatbeltsareingood
condition.
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1. Safety Instructions
1.2.3 Seatbelt
Howtowearfrontseatbelt?
OMA28-0060
- Adjust the front passenger seat properly
(see Page 103).
- Adjust the head restraint properly (see
Page 4).
- Gradually draw the seat belt out at con-
stant speed, and draw it over your shoul-
der and pelvis. Insert the latch plate into
the buckle until you hear a click.
- Then, pull the shoulder portion of the
belt upward parallel to your upper body.
Strain the lap portion of the belt and
make sure that the latch plate is locked
securely.
Wearingrearseatbelts
OMA28-0046
- Adjust the head restraint properly (see
Page 4).
- Pull out the buckle in the cushion pit slot
and its underneath seatbelt completely.
- Gradually draw the seat belt out at con-
stant speed, and draw it over your shoul-
der and pelvis. Insert the latch plate into
the buckle until you hear a click.
- Then, pull the shoulder portion of the
belt upward parallel to your upper body.
Strain the lap portion of the belt and
make sure that the latch plate is locked
securely.
Warning
• Besureyouand your passengers
wearseatbeltsandwearthemprop-
erlybeforedriving.
• Besuretoinsertthelatchplateinto
itsownbuckle.Neverinsertitinto
otherbuckle.
Note
• Whenpullingoutyourbelttoinsert
itintobuckle,makesureit remains
paralleltoyourbody.Makesureitis
not twisted.
• Insertthelatchplateintothebuckle
andtugonthebelttomakesurethe
latch is securely locked.
• Grasptheupperendofthebeltand
quickly pull it out to check whether
thebeltretractorcanlock.Normally,
the retractor can lock quickly.
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