Driving skills 181
D50
3
Driving guide
Efficiency usage
1. Maintain correct tire pressure. Lack of air
pressure can cause tires to wear out and waste
fuel.
2. Wheel positioning should be accurate,
otherwise it will lead to excessive tire wear, but
also increase the engine load, waste fuel.
3. Don’t put unnecessary things in the car.
Excessive load will increase the engine load,
resulting in increased fuel consumption.
4. Slow and steady acceleration, avoid a quick
start. Try to shift into high gear.
5. Avoid as much traffic or congestion as
possible
6. Avoid unnecessary stopping and braking and
maintain a steady speed. Drive with traffic lights
to reduce the number of stops. Try to avoid
traffic lights
7. On the road. Keep proper distance from other
vehicles to avoid emergency braking, which will
also reduce brake wear
8. Do not put your foot on the brake pedal. This
will cause premature wear of brake lining,
overheating and fuel waste.
9. Be sure to travel at a low speed in side gusts
so that it is easy to control the vehicle
●Maintain the vehicle and keep it in good
working condition. Dirty air filters, improper
valve clearance, dirty spark plugs, dirty oil and
grease all reduce engine performance and waste
fuel. Regular maintenance is necessary to
extend the life of all parts and reduce operating
costs. If frequently driving in harsh conditions,
should shorten the maintenance mileage and
cycle.
●Wet brakes may be present when cleaning
vehicles or driving over deep water surfaces.
When driving, the driver should drive at a low
speed first. Under the condition of ensuring
driving safety, the driver should gently step on
the brake pedal for many times to make the
brake dry quickly. Drive carefully. If the brakes
are not working properly, park the car safely and
contact BAIC dealership for assistance.
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