Chery QQ6 Wartungshandbuch

Foreword 1 Sevice Munual for CHERY QQ6 You

Brief Introduction 10 wheel is replaced or a wheel nut has ever been loosened, after 800 km of cruise, the wheel nut should be again screwed down a

Emergency Assistance 100 Press the POWER button to turn on/off the machine. Select the mode 1. Press the FM/AM button to select the required ban

Emergency Assistance 101 Adjust the bass 1. Press the SEL button to select the ―BASS‖. 2. Turn this button in the clockwise direction to increase

Emergency Assistance 102 Adjust the balance 1. Press the SEL button to select the ―BAL‖. 2. Turn this button in the clockwise direction to increa

Emergency Assistance 103 Method to Operate the Radio Tune into broadcasting 1. Press the FM/AM button to select the Radio mode. 2. Press the FM/A

Emergency Assistance 104 Station Search sensitivity (for FM band only)  The Local/Remote mode switch is available. The specific method of operati

Emergency Assistance 105  Press the button  to tune into the higher-frequency radio station. Automatic storing (AST) You can store 6 powerful FM

Emergency Assistance 106 Method to operate the CD player CD play  Make the disk enter the CD entrance, and there is the word ―LOAD‖ in the displa

Emergency Assistance 107 = to previous track -- Start to play the track after the completion of selection. Fast Backward/Forward  Press the but

Emergency Assistance 108  After a disk ejects from the machine, please place it into the CD box to prevent from damaging or foreign particles. 

Emergency Assistance 109 Fast Backward/Forward  Press the button or  to fast backward or fast forward the selected track. -- Press this butto

Brief Introduction 11 Registration number： Vehicle Delivery and Inspection Record: This vehicle's delivery inspection has been finishe

Emergency Assistance 110 Chapter 9 Emergency Assistance

Emergency Assistance 111 Emergency Assistance Hazard warning flasher The hazard warning flasher is applied only under the emergency conditi

Emergency Assistance 112 Please take care to properly use the compressor gun while fueling.  The compressor gun shall be fully inserted into t

Emergency Assistance 113 Bulb of headlamp: 12V 55W Bulbs of turn signal, backup, rear fog Lamps: 12V 21W Bulbs of license plate, parking,

Emergency Assistance 114 the clip of bulb holder by hand to make the clip go across the locating groove and then separate the clip to both sid

Emergency Assistance 115 direction from the surface of tail lamp, pull out the harness connector from the tail lamp, and then take off the tail

Emergency Assistance 116 Interior front ceiling lamp bulb 1. Turn off the interior lamp. 2. Insert a screwdriver into the gap between the la

Emergency Assistance 117 Fuse Cartridge fuse Replace the fuse Color Code of Fuse Color Ampere Auburn 5 Brown 7.5 Red 10 Blue 15 Yellow 2

Emergency Assistance 118 Your vehicle is accompanied with a fuse extractor. You can find it in the fuse box of the engine compartment.

Emergency Assistance 119 This fuse box is located at the right side of the engine compartment, and behind the battery. During checking or replacing

Brief Introduction 12 Date of Vehicle Delivery:

Emergency Assistance 120 Replace the wheel Park your vehicle in the proper position, and please make sure that it can’t make an influence on the

Emergency Assistance 121 The jack is placed in front of spare wheel stored in luggage boot. Jack lift point The jack is available to be

Emergency Assistance 122 gap between the steel ring and hub cap, and then turn it carefully to remove the hub cap. 7. Use a special tool to u

Emergency Assistance 123 Battery Safety recommendations  The battery acid features with corrosivity. Be sure to wear gloves and safet

Emergency Assistance 124 DO NOT touch these components in the case of the engine operating or the ignition switch turning on. Disassemble and i

Emergency Assistance 125 Engine’s battery-assisted start method In the case that the vehicle battery has no power, the engine of the vehicle can s

Emergency Assistance 126 3. The engines of both vehicles shall run for three minutes before the down-leads are removed. Remove the down-lead 

Maintenance and Care 127 Chapter 10 Maintenance and Care

Maintenance and Care 128 It is essential to implement the regular maintenance on your vehicle during the use of your vehicle. Please stric

Maintenance and Care 129 strict, professional training conducted by the CHERY Automobile Co., Ltd. and offer you the high-quality after

Brief Introduction 13 Vehicle Sales and Devlivery Card of CHERY Category S/N Item Whether inspected and clarified or not Performance of Compl

Maintenance and Care 130 Scheduled Maintenance Sheet Daily check: Check the working condition of all exterior lamps and interior lights.

Maintenance and Care 131 Maintenance Items of the Engine Compartment Engine oil dipstick Coolant Filler Opening Power Steering Fluid Reservoir Br

Maintenance and Care 132 Engine Oil Dipstick Engine oil consumption is affected by many factors. A new engine reaches the normal value only

Maintenance and Care 133 DO NOT dispose the empty oil container as the domestic waste. In case of the disposal of these containers, please utilize

Maintenance and Care 134 Method to refill the coolant into an auxiliary radiator: In case of the engine’s cold state and s

Maintenance and Care 135 Check the power steering fluid level In case that the engine is in cold state, the power steering fluid level shall re

Maintenance and Care 136 Check the wiper blade Slide the tip of your finger on the edge of a wiper blade to check the roughness of the blade. The

Maintenance and Care 137 The related regulations specify the depth of wear of the tire surface. Note that when the depth reaches the limit o

Maintenance and Care 138 to its original position after the disassembly of the snow tire chain. Train belt The train belt is one of the part

Maintenance and Care 139 Automatica vehicle washer The best method to wash a vehicle is to employ the brushless washing facilities available i

Brief Introduction 14 Common Sense of Application 1 93# gasoline for fuel Yes □ No No □

Maintenance and Care 140 sponge to clean the wheel. DO NOT use the abrasive materials to avoid it damages the special processed surface. Cleaning

Maintenance and Care 141 radiator once every year. Use the compressed air or water to clean the radiator wings and blow out the sm

Maintenance and Care 142 5000 15000 30000 Lighting, warning flasher devices, horn: Check its performance ★ ★ Wiper and cleaning devices: Check its

Maintenance and Care 143 Maintenance Item Mileage (Km) 5000 15000 30000 Wedge-shaped belt: Check its tension, and adjust or replace it, if necessar

Maintenance and Care 144 Maintenance Item Mileage (Km) 5000 15000 30000 Control arm rubber sleeve: Check its damage ★ ★ Brake hose: Check its agei

Maintenance and Care 145 Maintenance Item Mileage (Km) 5000 15000 30000 tightening torque of wheel bolt. Tire position change ★ Chassis and bod

Maintenance and Care 146 First 5,000 KM Maintenance Card (Within 6 months as from puchase date) Date:_______________ Mileage:_______________ Pu

Maintenance and Care 147 Maintenance Record 9. Check the effective work of brake wheel cylinder. 10. Check whether the tire inflation p

Maintenance and Care 148 Regular Maintenance Up to 30,000 KM mileage or within six months after last maintenance, im

Maintenance and Care 149 Regular Maintenance Up to 40,000 KM mileage or within six months after last maintenance, im

Brief Introduction 15 2 Proper use in running-in period Yes □ No □ 3 Operation of complete set of vehicle lights Yes

Maintenance and Care 150 Regular Maintenance Up to 55,000 KM mileage or within six months after last maintenance, impl

Maintenance and Care 151 Implement the regular maintenance in accordance with the Regular Maintenance Specifications for QQ6

Maintenance and Care 152 Regular Maintenance Up to 85,000 KM mileage or within six months after last maintenance, im

Warranty Serivce 153 Safety Protection System Your vehicle equipps with the airbag system. The complete set of airbag system must be rep

Warranty Serivce 154 Safety System Replacement Record  Driver’s Airbag  Front Passenger’s Airbag  Left Side Airbag  Right Side Airbag 

Capacity and Specification Parameters 155 Chapter 12 Capacity And Specification Parameters

Capacity and Specification Parameters 156 Vehicle Identification Direction

Capacity and Specification Parameters 157 VIN The CHERY QQ6’s VIN code is engraved on the lower of gutter channel at front side of the v

Capacity and Specification Parameters 158 gasoline containing additives temporarily, or when the engine has such defaults as poor start,

Capacity and Specification Parameters 159 engine oil. Please strictly abide by this provision so as to get best performance. Refill engine oil

Brief Introduction 16 “One-to-One” Consulting Service Card Owner’s name: Date of Purchase:

Capacity and Specification Parameters 160 Coolant Use the coolant that meets the CHERY specification. The CHERY Authorized Service Station ha

Capacity and Specification Parameters 161 CAPACITY (L) Engine Oil (Including strainer) SQR473F series: 3.5—4.0 L SQR472F series: 3.5 L M/T (Man

Capacity and Specification Parameters 162 Capacity Complete Vehicle Curb Mass Model SQR7130QQ6 SQR7110QQ6 Complete Vehicle Kerb Mass

Capacity and Specification Parameters 163 Wheel and Tire Tire pressure The pressure of cold tire shall be inspected before you begin to take yo

Capacity and Specification Parameters 164

Capacity and Specification Parameters 165 Engine Information Model SQR473F SQR472F Type Vertical, water-cooled, four-strokes, in-line, doubl

Capacity and Specification Parameters 166 The adjustment or inspection shall be conducted at least 5 minutes later after the engine stops opera

Capacity and Specification Parameters 167 Item Dimension (mm) A=Max Length 3998 B=Full Width 1640 C=Full Height (Kerb Weight) 1

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Brief Introduction 17

Brief Introduction 18 “One-to-One” Consulting Service Card Owner’s name: Date of Purchase:

Operation & Adjustment of Interior Devices 19 Description of Common Symbols on Vehicle Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol De

Foreword 2 This manualis compiled in accordance with the structural features of QQ6 manufactured by CHERY Automobile Co., Ltd.. This manual i

Operation & Adjustment of Interior Devices 20 Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Battery Seat belt ready Win

Operation & Adjustment of Interior Devices 21 Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Unlock indicator Indicator f

Operation & Adjustment of Interior Devices 22 Chapter 2 Operation & Adjustment of Interior Devices

23 Steering Wheel Lock & Ignition Switch The built-up type steering wheel lock/ignition switch includes the following key positio

24 avoid damaging the engine and the engine flywheel. If failing to start, the ignition key must be turned back to the B position prior to rest

25 INT (Intermittent Wipe) Shift the control lever upward to INT position from OFF position. The wiper controller will operate automatically

26 or leftwards to adjust the angle of the

Driving 27 rear-view mirror if you want to reduce the glare when driving at night. When the doctor bar is turned leftwards, the rear-view mirror t

Driving 28 When the control switch is turned left or right to the proper position, push the switch foreword, backward, leftward and rightward resp

Driving 29 The window lift control switch has delay function, that is, it can still operate within 60 seconds after pulling out the key. E

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Driving 30 switch is off, the cigar lighter can also be used. Lighting Control While operating the following lighting equipment, please ab

Driving 31 operating the backlight regualting switch. Low beam: Turn the headlamp switch on the instrumental panel to the 2nd position (i.e

Driving 32 Remind that the headlamp switch shall be turned on (at 1st or 2nd position) first in order to turn on the fog lamp. Turn on the front fog

Driving 33 on (but it is not under the control of the ignition switch). After parking, please notice to cover the trunk properly. Hazard Warning

Driving 34 Chapter 3 Driving

Driving 35 DRIVING Start-up Preparatory work before start-up The start-up of engine is controlled by the electric control system of the engine

Driving 36 5. Turn the ignition switch to the ―Ⅱ‖ position other than the (III). If it needs great effort to turn the key, you can turn the

Driving 37 prepare for driving. 5. The ambient temperature range applicable to normally start an engine is -25℃ - 40℃ (when the ambient tempe

Driving 38 Self-adapting function of the engine’s control system If the battery cable has been ever removed, some abnormal phenomena may

Driving 39 Dual-circuit brake system You car is equipped with a diagonal dual-circuit brake system. In case one of the two circuits fails

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Driving 40 maintenance mileage. When running downhill, shift to a lower gear timely to make full use of the engine’s brake action

Driving 41 Actions of ABS ABS does not work during the normal braking; it works only when the wheel is to be locked. When braking, the brake

Driving 42 Hand brake After parking, tighten the hand brake upwards to prevent the car from sliding due to lapse of attention. When

Driving 43 the engine torque.  Apply a slow speed gear when running downhill and turning; sliding with the clutch disengaged is not allo

Driving 44  If the wear status of the tires is even  If any suspension component is loose or worn  If any steering component is loos

Driving 45 for unleaded gasoline. Drive a car equipped with the catalytic converter Avoid any case that may cause unburned or

Driving 46 personnel injury or property damage. Chassis protection You car is equipped with heat shield. Do not apply any painting dressing on t

Driving 47 consumption. Essentials for fuel-saving driving and environmental protection:  Run under fuel-saving mode and use additional elect

Driving 48 shifting to a lower gear can not increase the cooling effect of the fan. Therefore, need not to shift to a lower gear when the

Instrument Panel 49 Chapter 4 Instrument Panel

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Instrument Panel 50 Instrument Panel Combination Instrument Wiper Switch Ho

Instrument Panel 51 Combination Instrument Panel ( ) 1 2 3 4 5 7

Instrument Panel 52 Warning devices The warning devices are used to show driver the traveling condition of the vehicle and

Instrument Panel 53 Parking brake warning light This warning light works only after the ignition switch turns on. After the hand brake is

Instrument Panel 54 When the ignition key is ON, this warning light flashes and the engine’s electric control system is in the self

Instrument Panel 55 Front passenger side airbag switch indicator light ( ) There is a front passenger side air bag switch at the side

Instrument Panel 56 vehicle must be overhauled by professionals. Coolant temperature/level warning light After the ignition key is ON,

Instrument Panel 57 Maintenance indicator light When the mileage reading on the odometer reaches the preset value (5,000 km), this warning

Instrument Panel 58 engine is overheated. In this case, please securely stop your car immediately, turn off the ignition key and find the cause of

Instrument Panel 59 vehicle. NOTICE: The speedometer is subject to the influence of size of the vehicle’s tires. Please utilize the C

Brief Introduction 6 Chapter 1 Brief Introduction

Instrument Panel 60 The method to adjust the clock display is as follows: Press the clock adjustment button on the vehicle instrument to adjust

Ventilation and A/C System Chapter 5 Ventilation and Air Conditioning (A/C) System

Ventilation and A/C System Air Conditioner System VENTILATION The outside air enters the vehicle via the air intake in t

Ventilation and A/C System 63 .

Ventilation and A/C System Central vent The conditioned air flows into the interior of vehicle via two central vents. The direction of airflo

Ventilation and A/C System Control Panel 1. Temperature control knob 2.Air flow distribution knob 3.Blower knob 4.Inner/Outer air circulation cont

Ventilation and A/C System 66 Temperature c

Ventilation and A/C System 67 Air flow dist

Ventilation and A/C System 68 defroster ve

Ventilation and A/C System 69 It is nor

Brief Introduction 7 Prior to reading this instruction manual, you should learn about the following: Thank you for your purchasing

Ventilation and A/C System 70 Forced heat

Ventilation and A/C System 71 ! NOTICE: Tu

Ventilation and A/C System 72 more, operate

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 73

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 74 Doo

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 75 clos

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 76 this

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 77

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 78 engi

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 79 28 s

Brief Introduction 8 only are used for certain models, or only supplied for options for some kind of models, or only supplied in certain mark

Door Lock & Theft Prevention 80 vehi

Seat and Safety Protection 81

Seat and Safety Protection 82 Seat and S

Seat and Safety Protection 83 Seat and S

Seat and Safety Protection 84 The

Seat and Safety Protection 85 seat forw

Seat and Safety Protection 86 when the

Seat and Safety Protection 87 Delive

Seat and Safety Protection 88 ignition

Seat and Safety Protection 89 Regularly

Brief Introduction 9  In general, it shall not exceed 100km / h;  Each gear shall avoid running at full throttle. Specification of Runn

Seat and Safety Protection 90 The pass

Seat and Safety Protection 91 airbag wil

Seat and Safety Protection 92 For the ch

Seat and Safety Protection 93 be able to

Audio System 95 Chapter 8 Audio System

Audio System 96 NOTICE: If this vehicle is equipped with the audio systems which are NOT indicated below, please carefully read the audio instruc

Audio System 97 Panel Description 1. USB sound module (switch sound module) button 2. FM/AM(Radio FM/AM band switch) button 3. CD(CD play sele

Emergency Assistance 99 Method of Operation Basic Operation NOTICE: Please refer to the front view in the Section ―Description‖ to read this chapte