AUTOHOLD*
AUTOHOLD can help driver get off more
comfortably on slope roads. After releasing the brake
pedal, the system continues to maintain braking,
allowing the driver enough time to press the
accelerator pedal to start,
AUTOHOLD is on
When the engine is running, close the driver's side
door, fasten the seat belt and press the
"AUTOHOLD" switch, so that the AUTOHOLD is
started with the switch indicator light on.
AUTOHOLD activation
1. Start the engine, close the driver's door, fasten the
seat belt, engage gear other than R, activate
"AUTO HOLD" function, depress the brake pedal
until the vehicle speed reaches zero, the
AUTOHOLD will be activated and the green
instrument cluster indicator light will go on;
2. Gently press the accelerator, the parking will be
automatically released, and the green indicator
light on the instrument cluster will go out;
3. If accelerator pedal is not pushed down for more
than 3 minutes, it will be switched to EPB mode
and the EPB red parking light will be turned
on.
AUTOHOLD Off
Press the "AUTOHOLD" switch, the AUTOHOLD
will be turned off and the switch indicator light will
go out.
AUTOHOLD Forced Exit
1. When the seat belt is released or the driver side
door or shut down the engine is opened, the
AUTOHOLD function exits automatically.
2. If the AUTOHOLD function has been activated,
release the seat belt or open the driver door or shut
down the engine, and then perform the EPB. The
green indicator light of the instrument cluster will
go out and the red indicator light of the EPB
will light up.
● AUTOHOLD monitors the vehicle state. If
insufficient brake pressure is detected after
the brake pedal is released, the ESC will
actively increase the pressure and keep the
vehicle stationary. There will be noise when
ESC is actively supercharging. This is the
working sound of ESC motor, which is
normal.
● When the instrument cluster display
prompts "Automatic parking system
failure", it indicates that the AUTOHOLD
function fails. Please go to the authorized
dealership of BAIC ORV for inspection and
repair as soon as possible.
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