146 4-4 Starting and Driving
2. Check the conditions of battery and cables.
■ Cold weather will decrease the capacity of LV (low voltage) battery of
engine compartment, so the LV (low voltage) battery should maintain
enough power to start the vehicle in winter.
3. Prevent door locks from being frozen by ice or snow.
■ Spray some deicing agent or glycerin in door lock holes to prevent
freezing.
4. Use the washing fluid containing anti-freeze agent.
■ This product is supplied by any BYD authorized service provider and in
all automotive parts stores.
■ The mixing ratio of water and anti-freeze agent should comply with the
manufacturer's instructions.
■ Do not use the antifreeze or other substitutes as washing fluid, which may
damage the painted vehicle surface.
5. Prevent ice or snow from accumulating on the lower parts of fenders.
■ Any ice or snow accumulated on the lower parts of fenders may cause
difficulty in steering. When driving in cold winter, frequently stop the
vehicle to check whether there is any ice or snow accumulated on the
lower parts of fenders.
6. It is recommended to carry necessary emergency tools or articles on the
vehicle according to different driving and road conditions.
■ It is best to place the anti-skid tire chain, window scraper, a bag of
sand or salt, signal flasher, scoop and connecting cable inside the
vehicle.
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