IRAN KHODRO ARISUN User manual

ARISUN
ARISUN (BI-FUEL ENGINE)
Jun. / 2017 Iran Khodro Co. All rights reserved.
9007051073035-03 e-code: 540701E017-03
Owner’s Manual
Revere Owner
This Owner’s Manual is prepared to provide you knowledge of
optimized use of the vehicle and includes important safety,
performance and maintenance tips.
Kindly please keep this Owner’s Manual in your vehicle and try
your best to keep and maintain it.
IRAN KHODRO Company (Public Joint Stock)
Gate No. 1, Iran Khodro Blvd,
KM.14 Karaj Makhsous Rd,
Shahid Lashgari Highway, Tehran, IRAN
Postal Code : 1389913657
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
SMS Centre: (+98)30003
E-mail: [email protected]
www.ikco.ir

ARISUN
BI-FUEL ENGINE
OWNER’S MANUAL
In The Name of God

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REVERE BUYER
We’rethankful for choosingIran Khodro productand we congratulateyou forthis good selection.We hopethis new vehiclecontributes in
happy moments of your life. This Owner’s Manual will help you in appropriate use of the vehicle and manner of driving with it. Therefore,
it is strictly recommended to keep this Owner’s Manual always in your vehicle’s dashboard. For easier use, the present manual is divided
in different sections, each is related to a different aspect of driving and your vehicle’s maintenance procedures. We recommend you to
study each section with high attention in order to get familiar with your vehicle’s equipment and capacities.
Before driving: This section includes adjustment of seats, safety belts, heating and ventilation system control, and also all tips required
for your welfare before starting to drive.
Driving: In this section, the operations of buttons, equipment, and cares during driving are described.
Vehicle Maintenance: Includes information about the checks you should carry out regularly.
Note: Please referto maintenance andwarranty servicesmanual to getinformed ofthe manner ofvehicle maintenance,regulations
& conditions of warranty services and performance of regular services.
Technical emergencies: Help solve some of unavoidable small emergencies occurring occasionally like replacing belts, fuses
and wheels. Technical data: It includes some technical information about engine, dimensions, capacities and weights.
Further, the consumable materials shall be prepared by IKCO authorized dealers. (You shall make use of the approved brands
and packages prepared by ISACO.)
ATTENTION: In case of negligence of safety considerations indicated after the word “ATTENTION”, there will be probability of serious
damage to your vehicle.
Important Point: The equipment of each vehicle will vary according to its model. Therefore some information of this manual may not be
true about your vehicle. For any more information, you can consult with IKCO authorized dealer.
Reminder:Information about other varieties of this product have been mentioned in this manual and denoted by asterisk (*).
CAUTION: Negligence of special orders indicated in warning boxes with above mark may result in serious damage and will
endanger the health of vehicle’s driver or passengers.
WARNING: Negligence of special orders indicated in caution boxes with above mark will result in accident or damage of the vehicle.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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BEFORE DRIVING
DRIVING
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
TECHNICAL EMERGENCIES
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
ALPHABETIC TABLE OF CONTENTS

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OVERVIEW
VEHICLE DOOR LOCKING & UNLOCKING ........................................................................................................................................... 20
SEATS.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
SAFETY BELTS ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
DRIVING...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
HEATING & VENTILATION ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT ........................................................................................................................................................................... 31
RADIO/CD OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................................................... 32
SAFETY BELT * .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
AIRBAG * .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
INSTRUMENT PANEL DISPLAY INDICATORS ....................................................................................................................................... 50
DIGITAL DISPLAY GUIDE ..........................................................................................................................................................................57
STARTING .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 58
INDICATOR LEVERAND SNOW WIPER LEVER ................................................................................................................................... 59
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................................................62
ENGINE COMPARTMENT .........................................................................................................................................................................63
APPLICABLE INSTRUCTIONS (REPLACING WHEELS, STARTING VEHICLE IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS, VEHICLE TOWING,
REPLACING FUSES, & REPLACING LAMPS) ........................................................................................................................................84
VEHICLE TOWING .....................................................................................................................................................................................86
TECHNICAL INFORMATION .....................................................................................................................................................................95
VEHICLE DIMENSIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................98
*If installed on your vehicle

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YOUR VEVHICLE AT A GLANCE
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DOORS LOCKING & UNLOCKING............................... 8
WINDOW REGULATORS .............................................. 9
SEATS ............................................................................. 9
INDICATOR LEVER ...................................................... 10
LAMPS ............................................................................13
HEATING & VENTILATION ...........................................14
ENGINE HOOD OPENING & CLOSING.......................18

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Dashboard
1.Air vents towards front side doors
2. Left speaker location
3. Engine hood release handle
4. Fuse box
5. Side adjustable air vent
6. Horn, front lamp button and indicator
lever
7. Windshield defrosting and defogging air
vent
8. Snow wiper and windshield washer
button
9. Middle adjustable air vent
10. Radio installation place
11.Ashtray
12.Air vent towards side doors
13. Right speaker location
14. Steering wheel angle adjusting lever *
15. Lamp height adjusting button *
16. Dashboard box
17. Inner case of dashboard
*If installed on your vehicle

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Doors Locking & Unlocking
Doorscanbelocked/unlockedsimultaneously
by means of key (switch) from outside of the
vehicle, or by means of locking button of front
doors designed within the vehicle.
By means of remote control
Mechanism of this device is similar to that
of key (switch). You shall hold the remote
control towards its receiver designed on top
of the interior mirror and press the relevant
button of remote control, in order to perform
the expected function.

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Electric window regulator
1. Electric function – Driver’s window:
The window is adjustable to up and
down directions by pressing the button
in relevant direction. Release the button
when the window is adjusted in the place
you wish.
2. Electric function – Passenger’s
window up/down adjusting button
This button is designed on left door. Also,
there is an adjusting key for the window of
this door on the right door.
Seats
Front seats manual adjustment
1. Seats fore-and aft adjustment: Push
the locker handle up and move the seat
as much as the seat is located in your
favorite position, then release the handle
to make it locked in this position.
2. Backrest inclination adjustment: Press
the lever and move the backrest until it
reaches to your favorite position.
3. Headrest adjustment: Pull the headrest
up to adjust its height.

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Left and Right indicator lamps
Positions 1 & 2: Before turning to left, pull
the lever downwards, and before turning
to right, pull the lever upwards. (The green
warning lamp will blinks according to
turning direction on the instrument panel
display.)
In case of knocking once on the left or
right indicator, the indicator lamp will be
activated and will go out after 4 ashings.
(Number of ashers are adjustable with
diagnostic instrument.)*
Horn
Position 3: In order to make horn, press
the button designed at the end of indicator
lever.
Low and High Beams
In order to shift through low and high
beams, pull the lever completely towards
the steering wheel (in this mode, the blue
indicator lamp of high beam will be turned
on). In order to make a signal with main
lamps (lighting), pull the lever near the
steering wheel and release it.
Lamps button
Position 1:All lamps OFF.
Position 2: Position lamps, tail lamps, and
instrument panel display lamps.
Position 3: Headlamps ON.
Warning Beep
It warns the driver when he leaves the
vehicle and the headlamps are ON, it will
beep when the driver’s door is opened
and the switch is OFF.
Warning
Beforestarting todriveatnight: Ensuretheappropriatefunctioning ofelectricequipmentand adjust
the vehicle lamps. (In case of overloading) generally, ensure that the lamps are not covered. (Dirt,
mud, snow or any other object are not covering the lamps.)

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Front Fog Lamps
In order to turn on the front fog lamps, turn
the middle part of indicator lever one step
upwards. When the fog lamps are turned
on, the relevant indicator lamp will emerge
on the instrument panel display.
These lamps are able to be turned on only
when the main headlamps or positions
lamps are turned on.
Rear Fog Lamps
In order to turn on the rear fog lamps, turn
the middle part of indicator lever two step
upwards. When the fog lamps are turned
on, the relevant indicator lamp will emerge
on the instrument panel display.
These lamps are able to be turned on
providing that:
-The main headlamps or position lamps
are turned on.
-The side lamps or front fog lamps (if
existing) are turned on.
Pay attention to make use of fog lamps
only when the scope of vision is limited,
because in ordinary vision conditions, it
will annoy other drivers. *If installed on your vehicle

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Snow Wiper
The snow wipers and windshield washer are
controlled by the lever designed on right side of
steering wheel providing that the switch is OPEN.
0- OFF
1- Intermittent snow wiper* (The interval between
two movements of snow wiper is dependent on the
vehicle’s speed.)
2- Low speed
3- High speed
Single-step wiping (just one cycle)
For just one movement of snow wiper, pull the
lever downwards just once and then release it.
By holding the lever downwards, the snow wiper
will move continuously.
Windshield Washing
In orderto wash thewindshield, pullthe lever
towards yourself. By pulling the lever once,
the snow wipers will move three times, as
long as you hold the lever, the windshield
washer will keep on functioning.
By pulling the lever, the water spraying
will be started, and after water spraying,
the snow wipers will start to move for 0.7
second. As long as you hold the lever, the
function of water spraying and washing will
keep on without any stop, but immediately
after releasing the lever, the snow wipers
will stop after three moves. At most after
3 seconds from stop, the complementary
fourth movement of snow wiper for cleaning
the windshield completely will function.*
*If installed on your vehicle
Warning
In time of freezing, ensure the snow wiper blades are not frozen. (Risk of overheating of snow wiper motor.)
Check the status of blades. When the blades performance is weak, you shall replace them. (approximately
once a year.)
Clean the front windshield regularly, In case you turn off the vehicle engine before turning off the motor of
snow wiper (Mode 0), the wiper blades will stop in their current position.
After powering on the vehicle engine, it is enough to set the snow wiper lever in 0 mode, to return the wiper
blades in STOPposition.
When you want to open the engine hood, please ensure that the snow wiper blade is in 0 mode (STOP).
(Risk of injury).

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In order to shift to low beam mode, pull
the indicator lamp once again towards the
steering wheel.
Lamps – Horn
Warning Signals
1- Horn: Press the end of the indicator lever
inwards.
2- High Beam Signaling: Pull the indicator
lever towards the steering wheel.
3- Indicator Lamps:
-Right side: Pull the indicator lever
upwards.
- Left side: Pull the indicator lever downwards.
- Overtaking or Pathway shift situation:
Shortly pull the indicator lamp on desired
direction.
- Complete pathway shift: For complete turning,
pull the indicator lever to the end, towards the
desired direction.
-The indicator lever will return to its initial
position automatically as a result of turning of
steering wheel.
4- Flasher lamp
Flasher lamp button is designed on the
Radio playback device.
Warning Beep
It warns the driver when he leaves the vehicle
and the headlamps are ON, it will beep when a
door is opened and the switch is OFF.

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Air ventilation – Heating
Air Ventilation System
1- Defrosting and defogging the glasses.
2- Side air vents.
3- Middle air vents.
4- Front passenger foot air vents.

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Audio system, Heating and Ventilation
1-Air vent
2-Audio system
3- Fuel consumption status shift to CNG
button
4- Hazard warning lamp button (Flasher)
5- Heating and ventilation adjustment
panel
Ventilation,HeatingandAirDistribution
1.Air vent adjustment knob
2. InteriorAir Circulation Button
3. Temperature adjustment knob
4.A/C switch
5.Air fan speed adjustment knob

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Opening engine hood
1- From inside the cabin (driver’s side),
pull the lock releasing handle of engine
hood, the engine hood will move slightly
upwards in this mode.
2- Pull the safety handle of engine hood,
then move up the engine hood. Closing engine hood Put the engine hood strut in hinge place
again, then move the engine hood down
and release the engine hood from 30 cm
height in order to close it.

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BEFORE DRIVING
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*If installed on your vehicle
CONFIDENTIAL CODE CARD............................................19
DOORS LOCKING & UNLOCKING ....................................20
IMMOBILIZER SYSTEM......................................................22
ELECTRIC WINDOW REGULATOR...................................23
SEATS..................................................................................23
MIRRORS.............................................................................24
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS .............................................24
STEERING WHEEL .................................................................. 26
HEATING & VENTILATION ..................................................... 27
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT .......................................................... 31
OPERATION OF RADIO/CD .................................................... 32
CNG FUEL SYSTEM* .............................................................. 35
SAFETY BELT........................................................................... 43
AIRBAG ..................................................................................... 45

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DOORS LOCKING & UNLOCKING
Doors Locking & Unlocking
Engine Hood
1- From inside the vehicle, pull the
engine hood releasing handle toward
yourself, to release its hinge.
2- Fromoutside thevehicle, put theengine
hood releasing handle toward yourself to
release the safety hinge of the lock.
Make use of strut to hold the engine hood
opened.
For closing the engine hood, move down
the strut, and release the engine hood
from approximately 30 cm height, now
ensure that the engine hood is completely
locked.

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DOORS LOCKING & UNLOCKING
By means of Remote Control
The function of this device is similar to
that of the key. In order to function with
this device, hold it in line with its receiver
designed on top of the interior mirror and
press its button.
This device works with two 3V batteries.
You shall replace the batteries if the
device LED does not function.
Fuel tank cap
After inserting the switch in the fuel tank
cap and turning it, take action to open the
fuel tank cap and perform the refueling
action. It is necessary to mention that,
you will not be able to take out the switch
from fuel tank cap till you put the lip in its
appropriate place and lock it.