Vehicle equipment
Please note that this manual contains all
the standard equipment, country-specific
equipment and special equipment for this
model series. Thus, some equipment or
features described in this manual may not
be installed onto your vehicle or are only
available in some markets. For further
configuration information, please refer to
relevant sales information or consult with your
distrib utor s elling the v ehicle to y ou.
Refueling method
1. When the driver side door is unlocked, press
the end of the fuel tank door near the rear
of the vehicle, to open the fuel tank door.
2. Turn counterclockwise to open the fuel tank
cap, and fix the fuel tank cap cable to the
fuel tank door so as to avoid making the
vehicle body dirty.
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⚠ Warning
When loosening the fuel tank cap, do not
continue if you hear a whooshing sound.
Once the sound disappears, you can open it
slowly. In hot weather, high-pressure fuel
may be sprayed from the tank port due to
large internal pressure, resulting in personal
injury.
Refueling safety: The engine must be shut
down.No smoking or naked flames are
allowed in the vicinity of the vehicle.
Making and answering phone calls are
forbidden.Adhere to all precautions posted
at the gas station.
⚠ Caution
Do not fill too much fuel. It is recommended
that you stop at the first automatic stop of
the filling gun. Otherwise, fuel can easily
enter into the carbon canister which could
shorten its service life.
Do not allow fuel to splash on the vehicle
while refueling, as this may corrode the
painted surfaces.
Use only designated fuels.
3. After refueling, put the fuel tank cap back to
its original position and rotate it clockwise
until a "click" sound is heard, indicating that
the fuel tank cap has been installed in place.
Notice
The fuel tank cap is installed in place, otherwise
the engine fault indicator may be turned on.
4. Close the fuel tank door.
⚠ Caution
It is forbidden to operate the tank door forcefully,
so as to prevent the lock mechanism from being
deformed and broken, resulting in the inability
to open or close the tank door.
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