Coolant Temperature
When the Start/Stop button is on the "RUN" position,
the coolant temperature instrument shows the engine
coolant temperature. Under normal driving
conditions, the instrument scale should be in the
middle position approximately -90°-. When the
engine runs under a high load and the ambient
temperature is very high, the coolant temperature will
rise and the corresponding scale reading will also
increase. When the coolant temperature is too high,
the blue band of the thermometer extends to the right
and the engine coolant indicator light goes on, it
indicates that the vehicle is faulty. At this time, be
sure to immediately stop the car if it is safe to do so,
turn off the engine, wait for the coolant to cool down
and then check the coolant level.
If the coolant level is normal, the system may be
overheated due to faulty radiator fan. Check whether
the radiator fan fuse is blown and replace the fuse as
appropriate.
If the coolant temperature indicator light goes on
again after a short drive, you must immediately stop
the vehicle at a safe place, shut down the engine, and
contact the authorized dealership of BAIC ORV as
soon as possible for system inspection and repair.
When performing maintenance on the engine
compartment, be sure to exercise extra care.
● Be sure to carefully read and observe the
relevant warnings before starting work.
● The engine compartment is a high-risk area.
Be sure to carefully read and follow the
relevant warnings before opening the engine
compartment hood.
● If you see steam or coolant overflowing
engine compartment, do not open the engine
compartment hood to avoid scalding. Wait
until no steam or coolant overflows and then
open the engine compartment cover.
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