6. Brake system failure
If you find that the braking distance has suddenly
become longer or the depression of the brake pedal
has become longer, it is likely that there is a problem
with the braking system. In this case, immediately
drive to the authorized dealership of BAIC ORV for
maintenance. On the way to the authorized dealership
of BAIC ORV, keep your speed low, adjust your
driving style and apply more force on the brake pedal
when braking.
7. Brake overheating
When no braking is needed, be sure NOT to lightly
depress the brake pedal, which may otherwise make
the brake “slide and turn”. This will result in brake
overheating, longer braking distance and greater
wear.
Installation of the spoiler, wheel trim panel, etc. must
avoid interfere with the airflow drifting to the front
brake. Otherwise, the brake might overheat.
Brake pedal
Do NOT put any thick mat or other alien objects close
to the brake pedal. Such objects may affect the stroke
of the brake pedal in emergency situations. Ensure
that the brake pedal can be operated freely in all
circumstances.
When no braking is needed, do not put your foot on
the brake pedal. If you do so, it will increase the brake
temperature, cause early wear to the brake pads or
even damage the brakes.
Brake Lining
When the brake lining reaches the limit of wear, the
disc brakes mounted with a warning device will issue
a sharp sound of metal friction. If you hear this sound,
go to the authorized dealership of BAIC ORV as soon
as possible to replace the brake friction plate.
Try to avoid emergency brake during the first 200 km
driving after replacing with a new friction plate.
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