~J Your Owner's Manual * Before you operate your Perodua, care- fully read this manual Toprotect yourself and extend the life of your Perodua, folow the instructions in this manual Failure to observe these instructions ‘may result in serious body injury ancl damage to your vehicle ‘+ Throughout tnis manual, we have made general references 10 WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES. WARNINGS are given to help you avote the risk of accidents or bodily injuries. CAUTIONS, are given to help you avoid damages 10 your vehicle. NOTES are given to pro- Vide important information or tips in op- erating your vehicle. + Allinformation and specications inthis ‘manual are current at the time of prin- ting. We reserve the right to make ‘changes at any time without notice. ‘+ Note that this manual applies to all mod- ‘ls and explains all equipment, includ- ing options. Therefore, you may tind some descriptions of equipment not in- stalled in your Perodua. ‘© The numbers below descriptions and ilustrations do not affect the contents, ‘+ Ifyou sel your Perodua, leave this ma: ral in the venicle, The future owner wil also need i '* The model and the engine types described in this vehicle. Mode! Descriotion 200) “Type EF engine (00 e0) La01 Type ED engine (@50ce) Engine ype Deseriation EF CL Carburetor engine | 0.10 Carburetor engine Ea Fl engine Your responsibility for maintenance itis the owner's responsibilty to make gure that the specified maintenance is per- formed. Section 12 gives details of mainte- ‘nance requirements.Vehicle identification ‘The vehicle identification numbers are givenon the places as shown in the ilustra tion Engine identification N. Engine type The engine identifications are given on the 9 places as shown in the illustration,Table of contents 1 Special precautions for your vehicle 10 In case of an emergency 2 Doors and locks 11. Appearance care 3 Seats and seat belts 12 Vehicle maintenance 4 Instruments and controls 13 Routine maintenance 5 Meters and gaugesExterior view Front view Back view ©, ol (age 7-1) (ooo 2-7) (oage210) ear pockaoe ~ (eo) ‘cud sty over Haterezek door (page2-5) Ipage 2-8)Interior view Irie igh page 6-1) Seat ba (page 3-4) Fear seat (page 3-2)Instrument panel overview Right-hand drive vehicle wi @ Muti-control switch (page & ® Hazard warning signal switch (page 4-3) ® Combination meter panel (page 5-1) @ Windshield wipes and washer switch (page 4-4) ® Air conditioner or boost veatiator control pane! (page 6-1) @© Rear wiper and washer switch (page 4-4) @ Ignition switch (page 4-1) ® Radio control pane! ® ashtray (page 8-2) {8 Cigarette ighter (page 4-5) &® Power windows (page 2-3) { Rear window defogger switch (page 4-6) {@ Head light leveling switch (page 4-5) {8 Rear fog light switch (page 4-7)Section | ais Special precautions for your vehicle Engine exhaust gas .... Catalytic converter. For your safety ... Fuel recommendation...... Modification of your vehicle Installation of a mobile two-way radio system. Break-in period .Engine exhaust gas WARNING Do not inhale exhaust gases. ‘They containcarbon monoxide, a pol- ssonous gas that's colorless and odor- Jess. Inhalation of this gas can cause unconsciousness or even death. Whenever you suspect that exhaust fumes may have entered the vehicle, find out the cause. Have the condition corrected imme: diately If you must drive your vehicle under this Condition, drive with all side windows fully Toprovent exhaust gas accident, ollowthe precautions bellow. Maintenanc ‘Always maintain the engine exhaust syS tem, vehicle body, and ventilation system in their correct operating conditions. Make sure the exhaust system has na loose con- nections or holes. We recommend that the exhaust sysiem and vehicle body be in spected by competent repair facilities in the following cases: mW ‘+ Whenever your vehicle has its oil changed ‘© Whenever you notice a change in the: exhaust sound “+ Whenever the exhaust systemhas been damaged or covroded ‘© Whenever you hit an object In addition, follow the maintenance sche- ule in Section 12, \Ventilstion system; Toallow the ventilation system of your vehi cle to operate properly at all imes, make sure that the air iniet ducts in front of the \windshiold are always ree rom leaves and other obstructions Daily oper We recommend that you do not run the engine for any extended periods of time while the vehicle Is parked or stopped ‘There are possibilities that carbon monox. ide may admitted into your vehicle due to improperly-maintained or a damaged ex. hhaust systom, Do nol run the engine in a garage or an enclosed area except when required for living the vehicle in or aut. Make sure that other objects do not accu ulate around the tail pipe lo prevent ex- hhaust gases from accumulating under the vehicle body, WARNING Turnotfthe engine when taking thenap In the car; ‘+ This is to prevent accidentally acti- vate the shift lever and depressing the pedal for a long period of time while napping. ‘+ This is also to prevent deadly toxic ‘gases from flowinginto the passen- ‘ger compartment.Catalytic converter es a. A & i, JU Lol The catalytic converter is ar emission con- voldevice installed inthe exhaust systerm's reduce pollutants in exhaust gas. WARNING ‘The exhaust system becomes hot and hhot exhaust gas is emitted while the ‘engine is running. Do net drive or park your vehicle over anything combusti- ble, such as grass, leaves, paper or rags. ‘Also keep people or combustible ob- Ject away from the exhaust system. ‘CAUTION A large amount of unburned gas intro- ‘duce into the catalytic converter may ‘overheat theconverter, which may cause. aire. To prevent this and other damages, ob- serve the followings; + Do not drive with an extremely low fuel level. ‘+ Do not run the engine at fast idle ‘speed for more than 10 minutes or at idle speed for more than 20 min- utes. ‘+ Donot push: or pull-start your vehi- cle. ‘+ Donotturn off the engine while the vehicle is moving. ‘+ Avoid racing the engine. ‘+ Use only unleaded fuel. Follow the periodic inspections specilied in the Perodua maintenance schedule to en- sure that the engine itself, catalytic con- verter, and entre emission control system are operating properly. It the engine hardly stants, stalls frequently, for pings or knocks during acceleration, have your vehicle checked as soon as pos: sible by a Perodua dealer +2For your safety We at Perodua want you to enjoy your new vehiclewithallts capabilties. We also want you to use common sense as safely and ymmon sense driving go hand in hand, Par of common sense afiving is learning about the capabilities and limitations of a vehicle, and realising that vehicles designed for different purposes may han de differently Read and understand all WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and NOTES in this manual WARNING ‘+ Avoid sharp turns, abrupt maneu- vers or any unsafe actions. Fallure to do so could result in a loss ot control,anaccident, roll-over ofthe vehicle and serious bodlly injury. ‘© Do not attempt off-road use. + We recommend all the passengers to use seat belts. (See “Seat belts”) + Remember that operation of any ve- hicle after drinking or taking drugs is dangerous to you and others. 1 + Obey the traffic laws, ‘+ Do not operate any equipment or mechanism from outside. Remember that while yourely on the manu- facture to make a good vehicle, the manu- sacturer and the motoring public rely on you 10 drive sately. Fuel recommendation Vehicles with catalytic converter Use only unleaded full with its Research Octane Number 90 or higher. Vehicles without catalytic converter Use leaded or unleaded fuel with its Re- search Octane Number 90 or higher.Modification of your vehicle Never modify your Perodua Modification of your vehicle could affectts performance, safety or durability, and may feven violate governmental regulations. Damage or perlormance problems result- ing from modification may not be covered under warranty. In addition, vehicle modifications can cause a loss of control, an accident, or serious bodily injury. Installation of a mobile two-way radio system ‘A mabile two-way radio system in your ve hicle could affect electronic systems. Ifyou are going to instal a mobile two-way radio system, make certain to follow the radio manufacturers’ instructions of consult a Perodua dealer tor precautionary measure fF special instructions, Break-in period The internal friction, which is high in a new vehicle, will decrease gradually as ali mov- ing paris adjust to each other. We recommend observing the following precautions during the first 1,600 kr (1,000 miles) toextend the futurepertormanceand ‘economy of your vehicle. * Do not drive over 90 keri (55 mph) for 4-speed vehicle or 100 kh (62 mph) for 5-speed vehicie. * Donot drive far ong periods at any one constant speed, either last or slow. # Avoid full hrotte star. # Avoid sudden stops except in case of ‘an emergency, especially during the first 300 km (200 miles) 4Section 2 Doors and locks Keys. Engine immobilizer system. Keys (with engine immobilizer system) Door locks. Child safety levers Door windows. Power windows . Hoot Hatchback door .. Fuel filler . Glove box evra 212,= Keys (without engine immobl- lizer system) Key Two oF three keys are provided for your Werecommendedtinal youkeep your record of the key number with your important pa- pers, Always carry a spare kay with you in case you lock your key in the vehicle. lFyounavelostyourkeys,contaclaPerodua dealer. Engine immobilizer system The engine immobilizer systemis a security system. Wher. the kay is inserted into the ignition switch, thewensponder chip located atthe key grip sendsan electricsignal tothe vehicle, Then, this electric signals collatea withthe ID code pre-registeredin ne vehicle, I the electric signal is matched with tre ID code, the engine can be started, Itthey are rot matched with each other, the engine cannot be started WARNING. ‘+ Do not, under any circumstances, ‘modify, add or remove on item con nected to the Immobilizer system. Keys (with engine immobilizer system) ‘Thevehicleis equippedwith three encoded keys, ‘The black key is called the master key. ‘Your car is equipped with one black key. ‘The grey key is called the sub key. Your car is equipped with two grey keys. Only these three keys make it possible to start your engine. NOTE: 1. The master key and the key number arerequiredtorregistrationat Perodua dealer when making @ new sub key if ‘your sub key is lost. Be sure to keep, the master key in a safe place. 2. Wyour master key is lost, immediately consult with your Perodua dealer.When ordering sparekeys, youarerequired to.bring your master key along with the key ‘number to your Perodua dealler, Hence, we recommended that you keep the record of the key number with your important papers. NOTE Youcan register andmake your sub keys up to three pieces. CAUTION ‘The master key and sub key incorporate in their key heads a transponder chip that is indispensable to this engi ‘mobilizer system. Hence, be sure to ob- serve the following points in handling the keys. 1. Donnot cover the key grip wth an object (eg, aluminium gloves) that shuts off clectromagnetic waves, 2, Be very careful not to epply any impact to the key, 3, Donot expose the key to high tempera. tute for along time. For example, do not leave the key at the dashboard exposed to direct sunrays, 4, Never soak the key in water and wash it ina supersonic wave washing machine. 5, Do not use the key together with an electromagnetic object (e.g. magnetic, bracelet) 6. Do not operate the ignition switch with the ring hooked over the kay grip shown in the figure above. 227. Do not operate the ignition switch with 8, Neverbend the key grip, as shownin the another Key contacted, as shown inthe figure above. figure above, 23Door locks WARNING Ensure the safety around the vet cle before opening any door. Be sure, before driving, that all doors are securely closed and locked. This will help prevent the door from being accidentally ‘opened, and the occupants from being thrown out of the vehicle. Never leave infants or pats unat ‘ended in the vehicle on a hot day. Inside the vehicle will reach an ex- tremely high temperature. Look Unloce els To locklunlock doors with key Turn the key toward the front ofthe vehicle 10 lock the door and toward the rear 10 unlock On vehicles equipped with central door locking, when you lock or unlock the ctriver side door, the other door(s} wil also auto- ‘matically be locked or unlocked, To open the door by outside handle Pulithe outside handle toopen an ulacked To lock/unlock the doors with lock button Pushin the lock button to lock and pullitout to unlock the door You can aise 'ack the door from outside as follows: Push in the lock button before closing the door. Then. closethe door while ding the outside dear handilo in its raised postion in the case ofthe front daor. Simply clase the door inthe case of the rear door 243 On the vehicle equipped with central locking When you lack or unlock the driver side door Jock button, the ether door(s) are locked or unlocked in the same way, NoTE Be very careful not to leave the key in- the vehicle. To open the door from inside Pull he inside lever toward you to open the Uniacked door NOTE Be careful not to leave the key inside the vehicle. 25 Child safety levers ‘The child safety levers are provided to pre: vent the rear door from being opened from inside by children when the door is un locked. The roar door can only be opened from outside, When the child safety lever is pulled upward to lock position before the rear door is closed, \We recommend you to use this lever when fever children are in the rear Seat. The rear door can be opened by means of both inside lever and the outside door handle, when the child safety lever is pulled downward to free position betore the door is closed.Door windows dows, Power Le Turn the door window regulator handle to raise or lower the window, WARNING * Keep your and/or passenger's hands, head and other body parts away from the moving window to avold the risk of serious body inju- ries. ‘= Do not attach anything to or near the window. This could block river's vision. (Front door windows only) The power windows operate only with the "nition switch turned "ON" Each window can be openediclosed while he respective switch is presses. Driver's side. The driver side window risesfowers auto ‘matically when the switch is pushed up/ dow fully. To stop the automatically operat Ing driver side windowhalway, lightly push Upidown the switch inthe reverse side fora short time. Front window passonger sid To lowerftaise the window, push up/down the switch. The window keeps movingasthe ‘switch is being pressed. WARNING ‘© Keep your and / or passenger's hands, nead and other body parts away from the moving window to avoid the tisk of serious body Inju- ries. * When children are riding in your vehicle, set the window lock switch to the "OFF" position.aay ot To open hood Pull the lock lever toward you to unlock the hood 27 Stand in front of the venicle. Raise the auxiliary catch with your fingers ‘and raise the hood ‘CAUTION ‘+ Do not use tools to open the hood. It may damage the latch. ‘+ Never open the hood with the wiper arms raised. The hood may be scratched or the wiper arms and blades may be dam- aged. + Auxiliary catch can be HOT, do not ‘open the hood until it has cooled. To support hood Inger the brace into the slot on the hood WARNING Make sure the hood brace supports the hood securely after inserting It. Fallure todo so could cause the hood to fall and ‘result In serious bodily injury.i To lock hood Store the hood brace in the cxiginal posi- ton, Lower the hood and push down the fron edge of the hood genty to lalch the hood. ‘CAUTION Push down the hood with excessiveforce ‘may dent the hood panel. WARNING Make sure the hood is securaly closed and latched before driving. ‘The driver's visfon will be blocked fthe hood accidentally opens fully.Should ‘younotice, while driving, that the hood isnoteecurely lacked, immediately pull off the road, stop the vehicle and latch the hood securely. Hatchback door To unlock door Turn the key clockwise to unlock the door.5 Hatchback door opener The hatchback door release lever is lo cated under the outer side of the driver's seat. To unlock the hatchback door, pull the hatchback door lack release lever upward. 208 To open door Reise the hatchback door by hand When the door is opened fuly itis held in a raised positon. WARNING Never open the hatchback door with the rear wiper raised. ‘The wiper blade may jure you. To lock door Make sure that the hatchback door willnat interfere withthe package ray or any object in the luggage compartment when itis closed. Lightly push the hatchback door about 20, 30 om (8- 12 inches) away from the closed position. The hatchback door willbe closed and be locked Be careful not to lock your key in the vehicle.WARNING. Make sure the door is securely locked ater closing it. Also, keep the door closed at all times while driving. Poi sonous exhaust gaswillenterthe vehi- ‘le and lead to death. Fuel filler WARNING To prevent a fire when refueling, al- ways turn off the ignition switch. ‘Also, do not smoke, cause sparks ‘nor bring open flame near. Because the fumes are flammable. Never carry any fuel contai your vehicle. The fuel may leak from the con- tainer and may cause an explosion orafire. 7 To lock/unlock fue! lid To unlock the fuel ld, turn the lock counter- Clockwise with the key. To lock the fuel lid, close the lid and light push the lock section of the fuel li. NOTE Ensure that the fuel lid is locked se- curely. 2405 Fuel lid opener Fuel tank cap The fuel id retease opener is located under the outer side of the driver's seat To open the fuel lid, pull the fuel lid lock release lever upward To open cap urn the fuel tank cap counterclockwise to open. To close cap Align the claws atthe inner side of the cap with the cutout sections of the tank neck Turn the fuel tank cap clockwise ta securely close WARNING Do not open the fuel cap quickly to prevent the fuel from spouting out from the fuel filler pipe under hot weather condition, etc. Fallure to observe this. ‘warning may cause severe injury. CAUTION Do not open the fuel cap quickly to pre- vent the fue! tram spouting out from the fuel filler pipe uncior hot weather condi- ton, etc. Failure to observe this caution may damage the paint finish or resin made parts by spilt fueGlove box To open the glove box. pull the lock ang hand itto go down smoothly. To closeit just push the glove box to the original position ‘and itil elose automatically. WARNING Make sure the glove box is closed while ie ion When the warm air is not desired, move the lever to the left end @ Airintake contro! lever EEE Inside air is recrculated PS Outside air is introduced NOTE When the outside air is unpleasant, move the lever to ~&. Itis, however, important to shift the lever to > from time to time as the glass may become fogged or the inside the vehicle may become stuffy. Set the lever to 2h in normal use. @Blowertanswitch Airflow level is changed with this lever © Airconditioner switch ‘Turn the air conditioner switch clockwise to cool or dehumiity air When fll cooling is not needed, turn the switch to the ECO mode {0 got mild cooling, This mode helps energy-saving operation. Fa as NoTe ‘+ When the ambient temperature is near 0°C, dehumidifying function will not work. ‘+ Rapidly-cooled air may cause fog from outlet ports. This is ‘not malfunction. ‘+ Ifthe engine water temperature rises excessively when the vehicle is driven on a long grade etc. with the air condi- toner on, the air conditioner will turn off automatically. WARNING While the vehicle is idling, engine idling speed is slightly increased with the air conditioner on. Special attention must be paid in starting or stopping the vehicle. ig 62Operation tipe Make sure that the air inlet ducts in tront Of the windshield are not blocked by leaves or other obstructions, Do not coo! strangly with the air outlet contol lever in GP, or @, and the air conditioner on in extremely humid weather. The temperature difference ‘between outside air and the windstiets could cause the windshield 10 be misted, which may block your vision, Bo not move the ar intake control lever to withthe ar outlet controllever in S06 @. The glass is prone to mist inthis setting Donat use @ to cool in high humidity This could cause the windshield to be misted, Ht your vehicle has been patked for a long time in intense suniignht and inside temperature is extremely high, turn on the air condivoner with the windows fully open. Aiter the vehicle interior becomes cool, Close the winciows and set the tempara: lure fo your desires level The windows are prone to mist on @ rainy day, resuling in poor visibilty Should this happen, operate the ait conditioner in the cooling. Setting positions of control levers and switches Heating sss =5e5 Quick heatingla Cooling |= Quick cooting eS —aa) | Heating and demisting Demisting Ventitation Natural ar wil flow in even with the blower fan switch off. f air flow is not sufficient, ‘switch on the blower fan.} Section 7 Mirrors Outside mirrors 7H Inside mirror .. 7-2Outside mirrors WARNING Do not adjust mirrors while driving. This could cause a loss of control of the vehicle. To adjust mirrors To fold outside mirrors Adjust the outside mirrors by hand so that Fold the mirtor forward or backward as you can see part of your vehicle in the required, ‘mittor closest to the vehicle nem mHInside mirror To adjust mirror To set night position Adjust he inside miror byhand'so that you Pull the lever toward you to reduce glare ‘can see the rear view clearly. from the headlights behind you at night. ‘The inside mirroris so designed thatit may WARNING ‘irop easily by Severe impact such asccolly Set the mirrorin the day position when sion, you need not to reduce glare, Rear view clarity is reduced in the night WARNING. Do not adjust the mirror while driving. This could cause a loss of control of the vehicle, position. r2Ua Section 8 = Interior equipment Interior light... Seat under tray . Rear package trayInterior light Horn IC/ Set the interior light switch to “ON" to turn fon the light and to “OFF” to tur it of. With the switch set to the “DOOR” postion, the light turns on when the front door is ‘open or is nat securely closed, WARNING ‘Make Sure the rear doors are closed ‘securely. No half door warning switch 1s provided on the rear doors, et Push the arrow-headed position o activate horn. WARNING Do not hang anything on the assist grip. Meould block driver's vision.Ashtray Pull the ashtray to use. otum the ashtray to the original position ater use. ‘To remove ashtray Pull the ashtray as far ast will go. Remove it while applying a slight downward force upon the spring plate. To install ashtray Align the ashtray withthe right and left ails and push i into position. WARNING To prevent a fire; + Donotuse the ashtray fortrash dis- posal. + Extinguish cigarette thoroughly be- fore closing the ashtray. ‘Sun visor Lower the sun visor to protect your eyes from bright sunlight. The sun visor also moves toward the door window. WARNING Return the sun visor to the original position when not in use. it may block driver's vision. a2Seat under-tray _S- Pull the seat under-ray to use. WARNING ‘After use, be sure to return the seat tunder-tray positively to the original position. Failure to observe this warn- Ing may cause the seat under-tray to pop out during running, resulting in danger of obstructing your driving op- eration. Rear package tray To rethove package tray Raise the package tay and remov shafts ateach end of the package tray rom the correspondent catc To install package tray Align the shafts with the corre calches and lower the package tray WARNING Do not place anything on the package tray. it may block driver's vision or ‘damage the package tray.Section 9 Driving tips Before starting engine Starting engin Manual transmission shifting instruction Shifting points Parking tips..Bo Before starting engine 1. Check the area around the venicle be- fore entering it 2. Make sure that the parking brake is ap- plied. 3, Adjust seat position, seatback angle ‘and headrest height. fide mi 4, Adjustihe inside mirrorand ou rors. 5, Lock all doors. 6. Fasten seat belts. 17, Tum off unnecessary lights and acces: sories. 8, Check fuel gauge. Starting engine CAUTION + Donot crank the starter continuously for more than 10 seconds. = Do not race a cold engine to prevent engine damage. ‘+ Keep moderate speed untilthe engine warms up thoroughly. Starting procedure of vehicle with ‘auto-choke (carburetor engine) 1. Depress the clutch pedal fully and hold it in that position until the engine stars. (Manual transmission). 2. Shift the transmission lever to neutral (manual transmission) or to P range (automatic transmission). Do not depress the accelerator pedal. 3. Tum the ignition key to "ON", Ensurethe warning lights glow. 4, With your foot off the accelerator pedal, turn the ignition key to “START” and release. 5, You need not keep your foot on the accelerator pedal, (Check that warning lights go out except parking brake warning ight, 6, Warm up the engine for a few minutes before driving‘When engine hardly starts 1. Ifthe engine will not start despite of few attemps, itis tkely that fuel is ex sively inhaled into the carturetor, Allow a short period of me belore next attempt Start the engine with the accelerator pedal depressed fully CAUTION Do not operate the engine switch con tinuously for more than 19 seconds. 2, If the engine wil not start yet, do rot Continue to operate the ignition switch. (Check the fue}, spark plugs ete. ‘Manual transmission shitting instruction Fe | He | The shift pattem is shown above. Depress the clutch pedal fully when shift ing. I the gear will not be shitted easily, release and depress the clutch pedel and try again, The transmission is 60 designed that the shift lever cannot be shifted from the Sth ‘gear lo the reverse gear direclly. To shit from the Sth gear ta the reverse gear, frst return the shift lever to neutral, and then to ‘she teverse gear alles the venicie hes com pletely stopped. CAUTION Shift into the reverse cle has been stopped completely; other- wise, the transmission may be damaged. When you drive on steep hills, downshiftfor engine braking depending on raad condi tions or vehicle speed WARNING. Be careful when downshifting on, slip- ery, oF wet roads. Failure to do so ‘could cause whee! lock oF kid, and a loss of control or an accident.Shifting points. Recommended shifting speeds Upshitt or downshit atthe following speed for better fuel economy and longer engine lite |< i EE Maximum allowable speeds CAUTION If your vehicle exceeds the maximum allowable speeds given on the table ‘below, de not downshift. If this caution seh ron) ig neglected, the engine could be dam- Eare : type |ED-10 | ED-20] EF-CL aged: e. sen) Sore Eee chi 88" |c0-10| exci} e020 eat 2nd-3ed ba asin 322 im caps] a5) ran are os) fo G8) 8440) 0030) (ee ‘3rd (50) }90 (56) | 100165) ‘ear 70444) sa 0s) [ss "papeedveticle “Sapend vehicleAutomatic transmis: instructions. n shifting raern => :Move the shift ever withthe brakepedal depressed and the shift level button pushed, = -Move the shit fever with the shift lever button pushed. => “Move the shift lever without pushing the shift over button. “Tne following show the function of each range. P sreeFor parking the vehicle, starting the ‘engine and removing the ignition key. B sna For reversing the vehicle loutral ‘The engine can be started in this range. itis, however, advisable to start theengine inthe P range for assured safety purpose, ‘ar normal driving Gear shifingis cased out automat cally between the 1st gear and the 31a gear according to the vehicle speed. ‘orupgrade driving anddown grade riving (On 3 upgrade, you can drive the vehicle with less gear shitting, On a downgrade, the engine brake works slighty. A. sameFor sleep downgrade driving Usethisrangerentheengine brake is needed, NOTE + Theenginecanbe statedoniyin@ or ‘+ For=> =» operation, the shift lever ccannotbemoved the withoutdepress- ing the shift lever button to prevent wrong manipulations. Check the indicator to see the present position of the shift lever. Moving off Depress the brake peda! fully and had its positon. Then, release the shit lever from the ® range. Aterteleasing theparkingbrake completly, ‘move he vehicle By the releasing the brake pedal siowly. WARNING ‘+ Never operate the shift lever while depressing the accelerator pedal. ‘The vehicle may move suddenly. + When engine revolution speed Is high (suchas right after starting the engine, during warming-up or when the air conditioner switch is on), depress the brake pedal firmly, oth- ‘erwise the vehicle may move.Bo Driving Use @ for normal driving Manual operation from ® to@ or® can algo be carried ou! © When rapid acceleretion is required depress the accelerator pedal fully. Even if the shift lever is in ® , the trans mission will doenshift automatically to the 2nd gear depending on vehicle speed. ‘= tine engine stalls while driving, restartit with the transmission in @® tis, however advisable to start the engine in ® normally. ‘© When you drive on steep hils, downshift for engine braking depending on road conditions or vehicle speed. WARNING ‘Be caroful when downshitting on slip- pery or wet road. Fallureto do so could ‘cause wheel lock or skid, and aloss of ‘control of an accident. ‘CAUTION + Shift to © or @ after the vehicle has completely stopped. If you shift the gear while the vehicle is moving, the transmission may be damaged. ‘Maximum allowable speeds ‘CAUTION Hf your vehicle exceeds the maximum allowable speeds given on the following table, do not down shift. f this caution is neglected, the engine could bedamaged. Range Tan @ O81 © 0-45Brief stopping Depress the brake pedal firmly with the ‘Shift lever in the same range or in ®) lfyoustop foralong time, apply the parking brake withthe shift iever in ®) WARNING W the brake pedal is not firmly de- Pressed and the shiftlever in the ©, @ © or ® the vehicle may tend to move. ‘Toprevent sudden vehicle movement: ‘+ Apply the parking brake on an up- hill grade. ‘+ Koop brake pedal depressed when shifting from @ to other ranges. Parking or stopping Aller the vehicle has been completely stopped, apply the parking brake and shift the transmission lever to ®) while depress- ing the brake pede WARNING Shift the transmission lever com- pletely in ® to help prevent unin- tended or accidental vehicle move- ment. Donotrace the vehicle unnecessar- ity.Normal driving tips WARNING ‘Slow down when driving in crosswind ‘oF on rough road. ‘CAUTION ‘+ Do not rest your foot on the clutch pedal while driving, or do net hold ‘your vehicle with the clutch while stopping on an upgrade. This could cause clutch overheating. + Do not rest your hand on the shift lever knob while driving. The trans- mission could accidentally be shifted Into another range. ‘+ Donot race the engine when shifting. this could cause engine overheating. ‘+ Do not drive through water if water depth shigherthan the bottom of the ‘wheel rims, Drive slowly when driv- ing through water. ow Economical driving tips «+ Accelerate your vehicle moderately. ‘Avoid unnecessarily sudden accelera- tion oF braking. Keep the same speed ‘as long as possible # Avoid unnecessarily high speed driv. ing, © Iie advisable to drive in the top gear when driving in high speed. This, will help reduce engine noise level as well 1s fuel consumption ‘© Time your driving to help the vehicle move as long as possible since moving the vehicle from a stop requires more fuel. ‘= Drive sensibly and maintain your vehi- cle properly. They wil keep originally- designed performance of your vehicle as well as save fuel © Do not overload. ‘= Donot keep engine idling unnecessar- iy. ‘= Tum the air conditioner off when not required. + Remove the roof rack when not re quired. Cold driving tips Battery ‘Check the attery condition and cables. Battery capacity tends to reduce in cold ‘weather. (See Section 1) Engine coolant Fl the sufficient mixture rate of coolant. Engine oil Reler to the engine oll viscosity chart on, Section 14. Washer fluid Use anti-treeze type washer fluid. Parking brake ‘Shiftthe manual transmission leverto 1st or reverse, or the automatic ransmissionlever t0.®.Chock the wheels.Brake system ‘Tandem master cylinder brake system ‘Your Perodua is equipped with a tandem master cylinder brake system. Each brak= system functions independently # ether ofthe brake system should fal, the other systam still works. However, the brake system requires increased force and the stopping distance will be increased Furthermore, the brakewarninglightshould glow. WARNING Do not continue driving with the mal- functioning brake system. Have the system checked immedistely Brake booster The brake booster utilizes engine manitold vacuum to assist Braking force. WARNING It the engine Is stopped while driving, braking will require more force than usual and stopping distance will in- reas General precautions for braking WARNING + Donotdepressthe brake pedal sud- denly when a tire is punctured. This could cause elas of control of the vehicle. ‘+ Make sure that the floor mat does not interfere with the free move- ‘ment of the pedal * Braking effectiveness will be re- duced with moisture. Lightly de- press the brake pedal several times to remove moisture. * Do not rest your foot on the brake ‘pedal while driving. This could cause brake overhest- Ing. Do not also keep depressing the brake pedal when descending a steep grade. Downshitt to get engine braking.Parking tips WARNING When parking or stopping your vehi cle, make sure thatthere isnocombus- ‘ible objects such as dry grass and oi around and underneath your vehicle. The exhaust pipe may reach an ex: tremely high temperature, anditis pos- sible that nearby combustible objects may be ignited, Pll the lever up to set the parking brake. To release the parking brake, fist raise the lever slightly and push the button with your thumb. Then, lower the lever completely WARNING. When you park the vehicle, always ‘engage the parking brake fully and place the manual transmission lever in ‘st on the uphill grade or reverse on the downhill grade. CAUTION Make sure that the parking brake has been completely released and that the parking brake warning light or the brake warning light is off. A partially applied parking brake could cause brake ‘overheating, and promote pad andiliningParking on slope “Tum the front wheels as shown when park- ing on a siope. (On upgrade with curb (On downgrade with curb ‘On either grade without curbSection 10 In case of an emergency If engine won't start... . 10-4 Jump-starting .. . 101 By Engine overheating . 10-3 . 10-3 . 10-40 . 10-13 It your vehicle gets stucka If engine won't start Ifthe engine is warm or if you smell fue! ‘excessive fuel may have been inhaled into the engine. Wait for a while and start the engine with the accelerator pedal fully de- pressed. Do not continue to operate the iginition switch if the engine stil will not stat Ifthe sound level ofthe horn is low, ori the headlights are dim, frst chack the battery, See Section 3, If the battery is discharges, jump-start it Ifthe cause stil is not clear, have the sys- tem checked by a Perodua dealer WARNING Do net push- or pullstart the vehicle. This could damage the vehicle or ‘cause an accident. Jump-starting WARNING ‘Observe the following instructions to prevent serious bodily injury anddam- ‘age to your vehicle. In addition, follow the instructions of a jumper cable manufacturer. ‘+ If you are not versed in the jump ‘starting procedure, ask a Perodua dealer or a towing service, * Refer to “Instructions on Routine maintenance” before jump start- + Ing. + Batteries contain sulfuric acid which is poisonous and corrosive. Wear protective safety glasses and be careful not to splash battery fluid on yourself, clothes or vehi- cle. If battery fluid is splashed on your skin or in your eye, remove your contaminated clothes and wash the part at least 15 minutes. Immediately see a doctor. Continue applying water with a sponge or cloth on the way toa medical facility + Ifyouhave swallowed battery fluid, drinkas much water or milk as pos- sibleandimmediately seea doctor. ‘+ Keep any fire away from the battery. Iteould cause battery explosion. + Do not charge a frozen battery. ‘Thaw battery fluid before jump- starting; otherwise the gas in the battery fluid may explode. ‘+ Donotjump-start the vehicle with a battery of low fluid level. * Keep children away from a battery. ‘+ Jump-start the vehicle in a well ven- tilated place. cauTION ‘+ Use a 12-volt booster battery. Appli Qn of higher voltage may cause serious damage to the electrical equipment such as relays and radio. Do not jump-start the vehicle unless you are sure of the booster battery voltage. + The capacity (AH rating) of the booster battery must not be lower than that of the discharged battery. + Wash splashed battery fluid away from paint finish immediately.E charged batery Body arper cb.0s Booster btry rou "| 1. Ifthe booster battery is installed on the other vehicle, keep vehicles apart Turn off all unnecessary ights and ac- cessories on the vehicles, Place the trangmission lever in neual (manual transrriseian), Fully apply the parking brake, 2, Remave all the vent caps from the booster and discharged batteries. 3. Start the engine on the vehicle with a ‘booster battery and let it run for a few minutes at about 2,000 ram, Before connectingjumpercables, make sure thatthe igation key ofthe vehicle with a discharged battery ig tuned to the “OFF" position 5. Connectjumper cable rom thenegative terminal ofthe booster battery o a solid Unpainted metalic point away from the battery Do nat lean jumper cable over the bat tery when connecting Make sure that he conrectionis secure, WARNING ‘To prevent short circuit; + Make sure insulation of jumper co- bles is in good condition. = Donot connect the cable from the negativeterminalof the booster bat- tery to or near a moving part, or to the negative terminal of the dis- charged battery. ‘+ Do not alow the jumper cables or clamps to touch anything except ‘the correct battery terminals or the ground. ‘+ Do not allow the jumper cable ‘clamps to touch each other while ‘connecting clamps. 6. Crank the engine of the vehicle with the Gischargea battery, Alerthe engine has started, run it at 2,000 rpm for several minutes. 7, Carefully disconnect the cables in the ‘exact reversed order, the negative cable frst and then the positive cable. 8. Check ihe battery electrolyte level. Add ‘istiled water up to the "UPPER" mark, 9 Secure the vent caps to the original postions If you are unsute of the cause of battery discharging, have your vehicle checked by 3 Perodua dealer.a Engine overheating In case the engine overheats, the engine ‘emits pinging noises and engine perform: ance drops noticeably as well as the water temperature gauge indicates overheating, Observe the following WARNINGS and take the procedure described below. WARNING. ‘To help reduce the risk of burn or seri- ous bodily injury; + Allow the engine to cool before checking any component in the en- {gine compartment. ‘+ Donotattemptto remove the radia- tor cap when the engine and radia- tor are still hot. {As the radiator cap is of the pres- surizedtype, hot coolant will splash out. ‘= Do not open the hood if steam is ‘coming out. ‘+ Never touch or come close to the radiator fan blades whentheengine is running, 10-3 1. Park the vehicle ina safe place and turn off the air conditioner 2. If steam is coming out, tum off the en ine. Conversely, if steam is not coming ‘out, keep the engine idling 2. After the engine has cooled, carefully ‘open the hood and check the compo- nents 4, Ifthe drive beltistbroken, engine coolant isleaking,or the coolant evelis low ete. stop the engine immediately and con- tact a Perodua dealer. '5. Add coolant if the coolant evel is insu ficient. (‘See Section 13") The engine is more prone to overheat in ‘summer. The following should be checked regularly ‘© Water leakage in the cooling system ‘© Water level ofthe radiator and reserve tank ‘+ Radiator fin clogging ‘© Drive belt tension Ifthe engine overheats frequently, have the cooling system checked by @ Perodua dealer. Flat tire WARNING. ‘+ Ifyour vehicle has a flat tre, pull oft to the side of the road or safe place to replace the tire. Aviod changing a flat tire on a slope. + Move the passengers offthe vehicle toa safe place. ‘+ Make sure the parking brake is ap- plied, and the manual transmission Isin tat or in reverse, Or the auto- ‘matic transmission in P range, after Ignition key switch is turned off.Gg cack 1. Chock thetire, located siagonally appo: site tothe fal tre, at the opposite end. This is the most effective location for a chock. Forimproved salety, chock the wheel al both sides, i possible, Flat tre i} | 2. (Open the hatchback door and remove the spare tite cover Leain the storage location of tools, spare tire and jack Conia foremovs) (ostoe) ] | Turn the worm shatt as shown to remove or to secure the jack 10-4[ey Maintenance instructions @ Tool bag Loosenitighten the attaching bolt to re- + Apply chassis grease to all the sliding parts and sorew threads. ‘© Enoure that there is no cistorion or crack on the jack. Inthere is, replace it with a new one. 10-5 @ Lug nut wrench @ Screw driver @ Wrench (10 x 12, 12% 14) mm © Screw ctiver movelsecure the spare tire Place the spare treas shown inthe illustra tion to store NOTE ‘Maintain the spare tire following the tire maintenance schedule. ‘= Install the attaching bolt facing the di- rection as shownin theillustration so thatthe sparetire board willbe seated ‘securely.3 Ingo the beveledsecionofthescrow- 4. Sig loot he wheel ug nts wb) Four Jock soting pons ave provided: Giver uncerinecenercaporthewneel te hel ig rut wrench, two esch ge ae shown tres: con Boot romovo th ug mts won coher an oninst cag Ye wanna ierearesttote faite. Be careful not to get injured by sip- ping the lug nut wrench. 10-6a WARNING ‘To prevent accidental slip of the jack and serlous bodily injury: The [ack should be Used on level firm ground whenever possibie. Place a flat and wide board under- ineath the jack, if nevessary, to 6 bilize the jack. + itis recommended thatthe wheels ‘of the vehicle be choked, and that No person should remain in.a vehi ‘le that Is Being Jacked. +” No person should get bodily under avebicle thatis supported only by a Jack; use vehicle support stands. + Never place any of your body por tion under the vehicle jacked up. +” Use the jack provided with your ve> hicle only for the purpose of chang- ing wheels: ‘© Donotraise other vehicles or loads at any time with it, + Set the jack at the specified point. ‘+ Do, not rock or pusit the vehicle jacked up. 107 Do natrun the engine when the ve: hile is jacked up. ‘Take heavy luggage awvay from the \votticle as much as possible. 6. Insert the jack handle into the worm shalt ofthe jack and tum itclockwise to raise the vehicle Jack up the vehicle gently unt the tke Clears the ground surface enough to remove and instal the tie7. Remove the wheel lug nuts and replace the flat tire with a spare tire. WARNING. Remove any corrosion and objects on the brake drum and disk, and the wheel lug nut surtace with a cloth before put- ting on the spare tire. installation of wheels without secure metal-to-metal contact at the mounting surface may ‘cause the wheel lug nuts to loosen while driving. Lay the removes flat tre so that it may not fall down accidentally. We recommend wearing gloves The flat tite may be stil hot 8. Reinstall all whee! lug nuts and tighten them until the wheel is no longer loose, Make sure the taper portion of the lug nul are securely installed in the holes, Do not yet tighten them firmly CAUTION Do not oil the lug nuts. They may be loosened while the vehicle is moving./ «. ncet the jk handle nto the worm 10. Tight the wheal ug nul socurlyin 11. lstalthe uel certercepotovhoe shattof the jack and turn itcounterclock: the diagonal order across the wheel. ‘cover, fy lightly tapping, aligning the ‘wise to lower the vehick ‘cutoul section with the air valve Sorat aiid Tightening torque: 9- 12 kgt-m fu sectin.uih De a (65-87 feb, 822-117 Nm) ‘CAUTION Do not tighten the lug nuts with other tools or by foot. Mtmay damage the thread of the lug nuts or hub bolts. After driving of 1,000 km (600 miles), check to see that the wheel lug nuts are tight Conte ap Wheat ca 10-912, Check he airpressure ofthe replaced tie and adjust it as specified. hten the air valve cap. Tire air pressure of the mounted sp: tire is kept higher than specified. ‘Make sure to adjust it after installation. 18. Store all tools, jack, jack handle, and Nat ie securely WARNING If you notice any vibration or abnor mal noise after changing a wheel, have them checked by a Perodua dealer immediately. Towing ‘We recommend that your vehicle be towed by a Perodua dealer or commercial tow truck service. Ifthe wheels or axles are damaged, use a towing dolly CAUTION For vehiclewith automatic transmission. Never tow your car with front wheel on the ground. Alwaysuse the towing dolly To tow with front wheels on ground We recommend using a towing daly. Ifa towing dolly is not available, shift the transmission to neutral ang turn the ignition key in “ACC 10-10E Instructions on towing A criver must nde in the vehicle being towed and control it WARNING When the engine is not running,the brake booster does not operate. Therefore, brakingwillrequiremore {force than usual For safety reasons, do not use a towing hook unless your vehicle is towed on hard-surfaced roads. ‘Theignition key of the vehicle being towed should not be pulled out or be turned to “OFF”. ‘The towed vehicle could lose turn- Ing ability and cause an accident. Other vehicle towing The rear tow hook for towing the other vehicles provided at therearlelt side of the vehicles. (EC specifications only) WARNING ‘+ Do not exceed towing capacity mentioned below. kg (bs ‘With brake 400 (680) Failure to be observe this caution may result of serious bodily inju- ties, by lost of control or damage your vehicle. Donot exceed the maximum towing ‘speed regulated by the local requla- tion. CAUTION Donotusethishookasfortranspor- tation hook. Failure to be observe this caution may cause damage vehicle body. ‘This towing hook are designed for towing the other vehicle only. ‘Always pull the hookstraight. to prevent it from being damage Do not pull it from side or ina verti- cal direction. Also, do not pull it sharply, Jte Section 11 = Appearance care Exterior cleaning... Interior cleaning .. 11-2 1-2 Ei Rust prevention.Exterior cleaning Washing 1 5. 6 Park the vehicle away from direct sur: light and in a well-ventiated srea, Turn the engine oft While evenly applying water. gently wash the surlace with a car washing brush, Use car wash solution cx neutral detergent, ifrequired. Apply pressurized water iounder-body. Finse the surtace thoroughly so that no salution will remain Wipe off water with a sponge or chamois Dry the brake system ‘WARNING Keep children away from washing so- lution. CAUTION = Be careful not to apply water to the electrical systems inthe enginecom- partment. This could cause short ci- cult ‘+ Follow the instructions on washing solution. Gasoline or strong toxic solvents are not recommended to protect paint finish + Donotapply hot water on thevehicle. “This could damage the paint finish. Also, donot wipe offdirt ordustit the body surface is dry. Waxing \Wax your vehicle on a regular basis to pre serve the paint finish. \Wash and diy tne vehicle before waxing Ifthe paint finish is ht, move the vehicle into shade and allow the surlace to cool before waxing, CAUTION To protect paint finish; Do not rub the surface hard or rub with hard cloth. Do not use steel wool or abrasive cleanser. Follow the instructions on wax.Interior cleaning CCloan the interior with a vacuum cleaner CAUTION Gasoline or strongtoxic solvents are not recommended. tay damage the materials. Rust prevention We at Perodua produce high-quality vehi cles with advanced rust preventive design and construction, Nevertheless, this constitutes merely patt of total rust prevention program, To main- ‘ain good rust preventive quality for along petiod of time, it is important for you 10 Understand how to do your par WARNING Do not coat the exhaust system com- ponents with additional rust preven- tive materials. This could overheat and cause afire. Cause of rust formation The followings are usual causes of rust © Din and water + Chips, nicks, scratches, and dents that expose bare metal ‘+ Chemical substances and industrial pollutant Rust preventive measures Keep your Perodua clean; ityoulivein the area where rust formation is prone to occur, such as near seacoast, oF where industrial pollutants spread, be es: pecially careful of rust formation, Clean the fenders and other parts hidden from you Wash away mud thoroughly as wet mud could promote rust formation. High-pres- sure steam cleaning will be effective. ‘When cleaning the under-side of the doors, rocker panels, frame members, and so forth, make sufe the water drain holes are not clogged.Keep your garage dry: Moisture is larmful for your vehicle, espe- cially over 0°C, Therofore, da not park your vehicle in a poorly-ventilated area with high humicity Do not wash your vehicle in a garage or keep your vehicle in a wet condition. Keep paint finish and trim in good conditions; Any scratchor chip onthe paint finish must, bee touched up as soon as poselble. Have the bare steel repaired ata qualiied body repair shop or a Perodua dealer Pay attention to interior; Check, at regular intervals, that under-side of the mats and carpets are dry. Da not wash the interior Furthermore, carry chemicals, cleansers, fertikzers, salt, etc. ina proper container. It ithas split or leaked, clean and dry the area immediately 13Section 12 Vehicle maintenance Maintenance requirements Maintenance schedule...Maintenance requirements Maintenance serviceis importantioensure trouble-free, sale and economical driving, Failure to maintain your vehicle can cause an aecident or damage 10 your vehicle. We at Perodua offer you a new-vehicie check when your new vehicle has been operated 1,000 km (600 miles) since the registration date. Note thal, however, the filters and the lubricants are at the owner's expense, Please feel free to bring your new vehicle toa Perodua dealer for this freelbut very important ingpection service 124 Pre-starting check For safe and comfortable driving, perform the pre-siarting check Engine oil quality and level Engine coolant lovel Brako fluid level Washer fluid level Drive batt Battery slactro}te level Tie air pressure and weer Fluid leakage Light operation Sleering whos! operation Brake pedal function # Accelerator padal operation While driving slowly: ‘Speedometer and water temperature gauge Tuming efor of steering whee! Brake function Other abnormal operations Gheck to see if the vehicle is pulled to cone side while driving straight on a level road of when the brakes are appliedCarefully watch your Perodua Watch your Perodua for changes in per- Jeamance, sounds, and visual signs that indicate requirementaf maintenance serv- ice. ‘Some important clues are as follows ‘+ Engine hissing, stumbling, or pinging + Appreciablo loss of power ++ Unusual engine noises # Any leak o Hivid.oc ol (Water drainage from the air conditioner ts normal.) ‘+ Change in exhaust sound ‘+ Flat-lookingtire, excessive squealwhen cornering or braking, or uneven tire wear ‘© Vehicle pulled to one side when driving straight on a level road # Loss or brake effectiveness, “spongy” feeling of brake and clutch pedal, pedal almost touching the floor, vehicle pulled to1one side when braking ‘+ Engine temperature continually higher than nesmal It you notice any of these conditions, have the vehicle checked by a Perodua dealer. Maintenance records Keep a copy of the repair order for any maintenance service performed on your Perodua I proves that all required maintenance has been performed for warranty coverage. Routine maintenance If you have some mechanical knowledge and automotive tools, you can service ‘some ofthe maintenance ers by yoursal. Routine maintenance praceduresaregiven in Section 13. [Note that routine maintenance can affect your warranty coverage. See the Warranty Information Book for the detalls of warranty statements, ‘Scheduled maintenance service The schedvled maintenance itemslisted in this section are required to be serviced at regular intervals. Folow the maintenance schedule provided. Note that all the maintenance services are at the owner's expense. It you drive under the severe driving condi tions oF drive unirequertiy, ore frequent maintenance services are required. In this case, consul a Perodua dealer.Maintenance schedule Follow the distance and the period the vehicle has been criven whichever comes fits, it without any notice Continue maintenance service after 100,000 km (60,000 miles}, following the schedule (Check or ianeot_@..Change ot replace = 1c00 Kn 1 [10] 20 ‘a0 60 | 60 [70 | 00 | 90 [100 Section Moms ‘What to check wicoomies [oo | 6 [12 aa a0 a6 [a2 | 40 [56 | 60 Yeats —fos| 1 [se fes,s fas] 4 [esis Engre ne Enghe sang comma ° ging and acceleration) * Cension o 2 e) a 2, haus 968 Value clearance | « Clearance ° ° ° 9° engine | *S02K pha + Conettion| ole elofelolefole “= lanition ting Timing ° ° ° ° ° o ‘ Distibuterbroaker | » Gap clols|o ° ofole pint Damage Distribute cap seas 5 e : ‘and ctor os B 123Ou Checkorinspect_@..Crange oreplace 1009 1 |] Tn ‘| 60] 70 | 60 | 60 100 section tome What to chock se igoGmies [06 [6 | 12 | ve a) 36 [at | ae] o | 80 Years = post fas zs] a fas] 4 [ss] 6 sTining anarce | « operation | ° ° o| jo ° eves Ar cleaner element | * leaning olo teaneretement | $Cleanog, ojo elolololelolo steakage ° ° ° ° ° ° + Engine ol change eo elec ele ele eo ele engine + 1 er + Replace elejelele eleelelele sTghiness 5 ; 2 Chatere aarrape ° ° ° ° ° ° ‘Fuel ine ad Veakege | « Fuel hose replacement Every ayears ‘Fost for Replacement Every 40,900 km (26,000 mies) 36|, O..Creck or inspeot_@...Change o replace 7.000 1 [| 20 [90 | 40] 50] 60] 70 | 80 | 20 [100 Section tems ‘What 10 chock veipoomies 06-6 [12 [18 | 24] 90] a6 | a2 | a0 | 54 | 60 esr —[os| + [15] 2 [es] 3 [os[* [as|s + Goncition of nkage + carburetor 2 Gperation ofthat value and ° ° choke vals Level ° alalalo}ole}ojojo + Coalent =Leatage ° ° ° ° ° Engine + Change Every years + Dive bate Tension alofolofo ofofolofo rack and damage ‘Timing bet + Replacement 100,000 kn (60,000 mites} + Radiator cap + Function 125(...Gheck arinspect_@.. Change or replace 71000 1 | 1] 20 [30 | «| 50] 60] 70 90 [700 section tems Winat to check xioonmies 06 | 6 | v2 [ve | | 90] 6 [2 fo Years ost fst eles] alas] s [sls "eereng device | *Pamane of psng o 2 ‘Fuel evaporative | » Damage of piping femsson contol | + Clog and damage of chatcoal canister ° ° sovee Exhaust emission | eFuelcutsystem | + Operation contro! ° ° ° ° ° system sAitotvelraio | + Oparation ‘ontal Syston ° ° ° ° ° = Damage +Piing {tactang conation ° ° ° ° «+ Tighness and damage of heat nsuator ° ° ° ° ° ‘instalation of Tiainess > enisonconvot | Damage ° ° of Jo] fo sewee 12-6ee ..Chack oringpect_@.. Change or replace 1,000 1 [10] 26 [30 | 40] 50] 60] 70 | 0 | 90 | 100 Section toms. ‘what to check ctooomies [0] 6 [72 [ 16 | 24| 30 | 30 | a2 | ao | 54 | 60 ‘Years —[os>sfis[ 22s] s [ssl [as] s + Oh ee! leakage ° ° . ° ° ° + Manualtranemssion | * oll ehare “= Ratle of operating mecnanism ° ° Power feanamis- + Fro play sion acre TResohve travel ° ofolelolo}o ° System + Operation = a Fs z “Fut ieve! Tada teakage ° ° ° ° ° ° Moras + Fug change Every 69,000 ka (26,000 miles) or 4 years whichever comes ft. + Rate of operating mechanism ° ° + oil eooler have Every years ieee2..Oheck orepect Change ar rep 40] 507 60/70 | 80 | 90 |100 24] 30] a6] a2 | 48 | 4 60 2f2s[ a [as] 4 [as] s 1.0005, 1140 section ‘nome ‘wnat to cheek sion mwas | 06 [6 ‘years = es “Tlgtiness of consenting section Power «Crack and damage of joint ust root transmission | « pyve snatt 3 ° ° © owe —— : 5 wai | “Tage ° faces fpf fet area er ual apeaa svrpanson | "SESER IG | Terma, 6 : Sram | SIC Tee sen Pamaes Se a . es Rattle of attaching section o oO ae Ses: | 8©.,.Check aringpect_@..Change or replace seo ee 1 [10] 20 [a0 | a0] 20] 60 | 70 | a0 | 90 |100 Section ems What to check iosomics fas} 6 [sa [te | 24] 20 | 36 | 4 | a8 | se | 00 Yoars =[os[ 1 [is |2)es] 3 [as[4 [as] s + Arpresaure ee aes ol ololo]oje}olo}eljo}o te 1 Shen caught rept + Foiaton olofo|efol|ele]e elo Running + Loosenese of hub us and bots ° ° ° ° ° system urea + Damage of in and a80 ° ° ‘whee! bearing | « Rate ° ° 12-9...0heek or inapect ©..chango or repiace Tawagm TO ve [30 [00 | 40] a0) col ro a0 | o.] 100 ‘section tems ‘What to check 2,000 les 0s] 6) 12] 18 | 4| a0] 36] 42] 48 | sa’ 60 eas [est + fs} 2 est 3 [as] 4 fas] s “Tignes T ssteingwteet | Etepv at fot fof fol fo 1880 Tannese rts onde | SA jol fo o] fo 1 Batoe sat pen dust boot | « crack ar damage of {of Jol fo Storing shestage ° ° ° + Gee box tes of taaton ° suelo + Ratt ot inage ° Wheel Do not touch or come close to the fan blades if you service your vehi= cle with the ignition switch in “ON Theradiator fan switch is activated ‘automatically whenthecoolanttom- perature reaches the certain level. Futhermore, the condenser cooling fan will automatically startto rotate ‘with the air conditioner on.Engine oil Engine oll level check { WARNING Clean any spilt oil. Itmay cause atire it itis left on a hot component. 1, Park the vehicle on a level surface 1. Park the vehicle on a level surface. 2. Warm up the engine to operating ter. 2. Warm up the engine to operating tem- perature and stop it perature and stop it 3. Aitera few minutes, slowly pull the aip- 8, Remove the ail filer cap. stick out and wipe the ail clean ° “ WARNING 4. Reinger the dipstick as tar a6 wil go, Be careful notto burn yourself with hot engine oil or hot engine components. Pullout he dipstickagainandcheck the oll level if itis between “F* and -L' marks, 5. {file engine oll level is too low, add the engine ail. For recommended engine Gl, see Section 14, 1344, Place a container uncer the oll pan for 6, Removal of front number plates as @ Loosen the oil fier with an oil filter draining engine cl preparatory step for oil fker replace wrench and remove itby hand 5, Remove the drain plug and gasket with "®t ® Appiyalitie engine olon tho rubber awrench,ancallowtheoi todrancom- —-@ Remave two screws ® and number gasket of the new cil fiter. pletely. plate. Wear protective glasses, i necessary. 13-5Ms @ Screw the new titer into place and tigten it by band until the gasket contacts the seat. ‘Then, give the filer about one ad tional tur to seat tal the number plate, reversing the installation procedure. © Reinstall the drain piog and caw gasket Tighten the drain plug witha proper ‘CAUTION Donot overtighten the oil filter and drain plug. It could cause oil leakage. ® Use CastrolM TEC SG or equivalent ® Stouly pour engine ol For engine oil capacity, see Section 4 3 Install ei filo WARNING Securely install the oil filler cap. If not, cll consumption may increase and en- gine oll may be splashed on the com- ponents, which may cause a fre, by hand. 4 Wait a fow minu engine ol level and check the @ Run the engine and check if engine oftsleaking from tha ol iter or drain plug. Any leakindicates improper installa tion of the ol fiter or drain plug ® Turn the engine off and wait a few minutes Check the engine oillovel again and add oil, if necessary. WARNING. + Clean any spitt oil, t may cause fire i itis loft on a hot component. + Wash your hands thoroughly. * Prolonged contact with used en- gine oll could cause skin cancer.Ki Engine coolant WARNING. Be careful not to burn yourself when removing the radiator cap or drain plug. CAUTION + Followthe coolant manufacturer structions, = Keep the coolantiwater ratio that matches the lowest temperature of, your local region. ooctantlevel decreases noticeably, have the cooling system checked by a Perodua dealer. 17 Engine coolant level check Reser tank | Check the coolant evel with the reserve tank when the engine is cold Check if the level is between the “FULL ane! “LOW lines. If the coolant level becomes low due to natural evaporation, add soft water only Ia substantial amount of coolant is lost, add long-life coolant, Ifthe reserve tank should becorne empty, fil the radiator as well as the reserve tank with caolars Wipe the spilt coolant away and instal the reserve tank and radiator caps securely. Engine coolant change ‘Your sealed radiator eyster is filed wath longife coolant Iris, however, necessary to change the ccooiant al regular interval For coolant capacity, see Section 14. WARNING Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine ie hot.cain pug @ To change coolant 1 2 Remove the radiator cap. Place a container under the drain plug {or draining coolant. Remove the radiator drain plug ana gas: 4el, and allow the coolant o drain com- pletely Drain the coolant from the reserve tank. Install the radiator drain plug and new gasket, and tighten it securely 10. 11 42 ‘Slowly pour proper amount of iong-lfe ‘coolant ints the radiator and reserve tank, Pour proper ameuntof clean soft, ‘water into the radiator until itis ful, Pour the clean soft water into the re= serve tank to the "FULL" line lose the radiator and reserve tank caps securely. un the engine for soveral minutes and stop it. Alow tne engine to cool Carefully remove the radiator cap and Check Ne coolant level. Add the clean soft water, necessary, tothe radiator Install the radiator cap tightly ‘Warm up the engine to normal operat- ing temperature ‘Checkif any coolant isleaking tram the rain plug. ‘Any leak indicates improper installa- tion of the radiator drain plug, Ater driving fora short while, check the Coolant level. if the coolant has de- Creased, add clean satt water to the “FULL” line in the reserve tank. Drive belt check WARNING Be careful not to bum yourself with hot ‘engine components and radiator. Turn the engine off and inspect the drive belt for cracks, excessive wear or oliness Have any damaged bell replaced by a Perodua dealer. Push the midpoint ofthe drive belt between the alternator and the water pump pulley, ‘and measure the dellection, 13-8EK CChookto see thal the deflection iswithin the specification. ‘See section 14, Ifthe defection fs not within the specifica- tion, have the drive belt acjusted by aPero- ‘dua dealer. 43-9 Air filter cleaning and replacement (ED-10 engine) Unlock the clips and turn the sorew coun terclockwise to remove the al fier cover. (€D-20 engine) Unlock the clips to remove the air fier cover CAUTION = Donot drive with the air filter element removed. Failure to observe this will cause excessive engine wear. + Do not oil the element. It may reduce the effectiveness of the element.Spark plug check and replacement Unscrew and remove the spark plug with a spark plug weerch 1, Hold the boot at the end of the spark 2. plug wire and disconrectthe sparkplug el . 2. Chockthe ator tp of he spark pig Do not pull the wire itself 0 see if it i figm Sawn without any waRNina fouling I et, have ho spark BS Be careful not to burn yourself as the boot and spark plug may be hot. leaned by a Perodua dealer ‘CAUTION Do not allow dirt ar anything to fall into the spark plug holes gine damage. 4, Check the gap of the new spark plugs with @ spark plug gap gauge. Bend the ground electrode to adjust spark plug gap as specified, i neces- sary. For recommended spark plugs, see Section 14 5, Install the spark plug securely. CAUTION Do not overtighten the plug. It may ‘cause engine damage. 6. Reconnect the spark plug wire in cor- rect order 13-10Ki Battery condition check and cleaning Usa et Check the electrolyte level I itis between the upper andiloveer limits. the level slow, add cistiled water Check for cracks, or corroded or ioose con neotions or loose hold-down clamps, Itthe terminals ofthe battery are dirty, clean them with baking soda and apply new grease on them, Ifthe terminals are loose, tighten them se- courely 1311 WARNING. + Tighton the vent caps securely after adding distilled water, The battery electrolyte maybe splashedoutand ‘damageyour vehicle, oreven cause ‘serious bodily injury, Battery contain sulfuric acid which Is poisonous and corrosive. Wear protective safety glasses and be careful nol losplash battery fluidon yourself clothes, and vehicle, fbat- tery fluid is splashed on your skin ‘or Ih your eye, remove your con- aminiated clothes and washthe part atleast 15 minutes. = ifyou have swallowed battery fluid, drink as much water or milk as pos ‘sible and immediately see a doctor. + Keep any/tire away from the battery. could cause battery explosion. * Keep children away from the bat tery. cauTion Wash splashed battery fluid away from paint finish immediately.KE i WARNING le To preventa fire due to excessive cur- Good Blown rent flow; — 7) | + ‘Never insta anything in place of a fe even temporarily. Y L) | Sake uretouse only uses withthe ‘pected capacities. 7 over especialy use a tuse with ts ‘eeemooocen tepertge rating higher than epect = fed. We recommend keeping a set of spare fuses for emergency. Fuse check and replacement Locate the cause and remedy the prob- Should corrective repair be delayed, dis lem before installing a new fuse. if you connect the cable from the negative termi — cannot, have the system checked by a nalof the battery as a precautionary meas: Perodua dealer. ure, 1. Turn the ignition switch off and remove the fuse bax ld 2, Make sure that the switch of the mat functioning component is oft. 3, With your fingers, pull out the fuse you want ta check. 13-12Fuse check and replacement fi | ‘eco UU Locate the cause and remedy the prob- em before installing a new fuse. If you cannot, have the system checked by a Perodua dealer. 1, Turn the ignition switch off and remove the fuse box i 2, Make sure that the suitch of the mal= funotioning component is oft 3, With your fingers, pull out the fuse you want fo chock, 13-43 Should correotive repair be delayed, dis- ‘connect the cable from the negative termi- ral ofthe battery as a precautionary meas- WARNING To provent «fire due to excessive cur- rent flow; Never install anything in place of a fuse even temporarily. + Makesuretouseonlytuses with the specified capacities, Never especially use a fuse with its ‘amperage rating higher than speci- fed: We recommend keeping a set of spare fuses for emergency.WARNING * Brake fluid is harmful to your eyes. Itit has been splashed in your eye, wash it away thoroughly. ‘+ For proper brake performances; + Be sure to use specified brake fluid. + Follow the brake fluid manufac- ‘turer's instructions. |< beret tee pn ot Seoronas rape aco) soo aerators ne renee sp nema Sot Pecan ieee vehicle and a fire 114Ki Window washer fluid level check Automatic transmission fluid level check 7 Siren wisishat (avout 20°C) ten tt ‘seat age (about 200) Make sure that the washer fluid level is sufficient. ‘Add fluid ifthe level is too love, WARNING ‘Always uso clean washer fluid. Dirty fluid can cause clogging ofthe washer system or can block your vision. 1345 1, Park the vehicle on a level surlace and apply the parking brake, 2. Run the engine at idling speed and firmly depress the brake pedal. Move the shift lever fromm P tok and then from LioP. 3. Check tho water temperature gauge to See that the engine coolant is warmed upenough 4, Pull the dipstick out and wipe it clean. Insert it into the original position, 5. Pull the dipstick out and check the fluid level 8 I the oil level is too low, add the spect tied lui thraugh theeilfitertube slouly Do not overfl For recommended automatic transmis sion fluid, see section 14, Securely insert the dipstick Wipe off any spilt tia CAUTION If the fluid is dirty, have the fluid changed by a Perodua dealer. If the fluid level is too low, or if fluid decreases noticeably, have the sys- tom checked by a Perodua dealer. WARNING. "Be careful not to burn your self as the fluid may be hot. Never touch or come close to the moving parts while the engine is running, to help reduce the risk of ‘serious bodily injury.Steering wheel free play check Aa iw =) LS Gy Move the steering wheel lightly from straighl-ahead postion to right andiieft unt you feel resistance, and measure the free play, Check to see that the free play is within the spectiication WARNING the tree play is not within the speciti- cation, have the system check im- mediately by a Perodua dealer. Clutch pedal free play check (30° 118i) Depress the cluich pedal by hand lightly nti you fee! resistance, and measure the free play Check to see thatthe free play is within the specification WARNING the free play is not within the specitl- cation, have the system checked im- mediately by a Perodua dealer. Brake pedal Brake pedal free play check (28-beriny Tum off the engine and depress the brake pedal more than five times to release vacuum in the brake booster. Depress the brake pedal by hand lightly Until you fee! resistance, and measure the tree play, Check to see thatthe free play is within the specication. WARNING Itthe free play is not within the epecifi- cation, have the system checked mediately by a Perodua dealer. 19-46Brake pedal reserve travel check sre (a5) Patk the vehicle on a level surface. Shift the manual transmission lever in neutral or the automatic ransmission lever in P. ‘Apply the parking brake. 4, With the engine running, depress the 6 brake pedal several times, Depress the brake pedal with a force of 30 kg (66Ib), and measure the distance between the top ofthe brake pedal and the oulkhead, Check to se6 that the reserve travel is within the specification 1347 7. Check alsoto see that he reserve travel remaing the same, WARNING. If the reserve travel Is not within ‘the ‘specification or reserve travel changes, have the system checked im: ‘mediately by @ Perodua dealer. Parking brake reserve travel check 2B rotches| 5 gi 1. Park the vehicle on a level surface, Shift the manual transmission lever in neutral, or the automatic transmission lever in Prange. . Firmly depress the brake pedal Fully release the parking brake Pull the parking brake lever upwara! slowly, and count the notches until the pulling force of the parking brake lever reaches 20 kof (44 Ib) Before complating the counting of park ing brake lever notches, when the parking brake begins working effec: tively, release the foat brake,Eg 6 Check that the number of notches is within the specification. WARNING If the number of notches Is not within, the specification, have the system checked immediately by @ Perodua dealer. Brake booster operation check 1, Park the vehicle on a level surface 2, Shift the manual transmission lever in neutral ‘3. Stop the engine and depress and brake Pedal several times, until the pedal travel on longer changes. 4, Start the engine with the brake pedal depressed The brake pedal should move down slightly 5. Slop the engine with the brake pedal depressed. Hold the pedal for about 30, seconds, The pedal travel should not change. 6. Start the engine and stop after about a minute, Firmly depress the brake pedal several times, The pedal travel should decrease with each application, WARNING Ifyou notice any malfunction, have the system checked Immediately by a Perodua dealer Wiper blade replacement WARNING ‘Make sure the ignition key Is in “OFF”, before replacing the wiper blades. CAUTION Be careful not to scratch the glass with the wiper frame. Fix the blade with suitable length.Propeton 1, While pushing the projection, pull the blade until it becomes free 2. Pull the blac off the frame along the slot 13419 8, Insert the cutout section of a neve blade into the large hole section ofthe frame Pull the blade along the slot into the frame. 4, While pushing the projection, pull the blade until tis locked Light bulb replacement Use the bulb as specitiod (Soe Section 14) WARNING: Te prevent injury: Tura the engine off before replace- ment. = Keep children away from a bulb. ‘= Allow the bulb to cool before re- placement. caUTION Do not drop a bulb or scratch the sur face. ‘After replacement, tun the light switch on to see that the ighé wil be illuminated If bulb requires frequent replacement, have the system checked by a Perodua dealer. We recommond kesping a set of spare bulbs. Bulbs are avaliable at an authorized Perodua dealer.Headlights 4 To remove bulb 2. Disengage the clips and remove the To install bulb 1. Disconnect the wire connector and re- bulb, 1. Install the bulb andl lock the clips, UM Aad 2. Install the rubber cover by aligning the “at marks wih each other. 3. Connect the wite connection ‘CAUTION: {Ouch the glass portion of the lof your finger will damage it. 13-20Clearance lights Front turn signal lights Side turn signal lights 4, Remove the bulb holder by tuming it counterclockwise 2, Remove the bulb by pulling it. 43-21 Remove the screw to detach the light 1. Pullthe sidetumn signal ightin the direc: assombly, tion @ while pushing inthe direction ®. Tum the bulb counterclockwise while 2. Disconnect the wire connection pushing i3. Take outthe lens by inserting the endot 4, Pull out the bulb straight f Screwdriver into the water-craining hole of the light case and pushing it strongly, Rear turn signal lights/Stop & tail lights/Backup lights 1. Remove the screw to dstach the light assembly.License plate tight 2. Remove the bulb by turning it counter- 1, Remove the lightassemblyby meansof 2. Remove the light cover by means of a Clockwise @ while pushing thebulb@®). a standard screwdriver. standard screvirver. 13-23Rear fog light Interior light Pullout the bulb straight. 1. Remove the two screws to detach the 1. Lightly pry the lens to detach it ues 2, Pullout the bulb straight 2. Tum the bulb counterclockwise while pushing i 3. Installation Raveres the removal procedure. 19-24High-mounted stop light 1. Remove the two screws retaining the 2. Remove the two screws relaining the 3. Turn the bulb counterclockwise while cover) ofthehigh-mountedstoplight, cover ofthe highrmountedstoplight. pushing it 43-25Tires a. | /\ || | wo | (Check the cold tite ae pressure with a pros. sure gauge. For ire air pressure, see Sac. tion 14 oF the tre lable atlached on the place shown in the ilustraion, WARNING Keep the tire alr pressure as specified. Improper tire air pressuce will reduce tire life, increase fuel consumption, and cauise a loss of control of the vehi- le. Ute tre requires frequent air prossure ad justment, nave the wheel system checked by a Perodua dealer. Rotate the tres in the order shown above. Adiust the tre air pressure after rotation. Note 1 Vebiclewith 4 steel wheels and one steal spare wheat or 4 aluminum wheels and one alurinum spare wheel. Tire rotation intervé every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 6 monte I the wear indicator on the tre surface is, visible, replace the tre as soon aspossible, 13-26EB Instructions on tires Install the tres of the same tte as orig nally-installed tires, Use only the dise wheels as specified. Drive et a moderate speed for the first 360 km (100 miles) es & new tite does ot have maxirrum traction. Replace the alr valve stern whenever replacing a tubeless tre. ‘Always have a tire valve dust cap on a tie. Have uneven wear or damage on a tre checked by a Peradua dealer 19-27 WARNING ‘© Donotinstaliditferenttypes oftites: ‘on your vehicle. You could lose a Control of the vehicle. Drive slowly onacurb, a pothole, ot other obstacles to prevent a loss of control of the vehicle, Bo not drive your vehicle with a damaged tire, It may deflate suc denly. Also,avold using adamaged ‘wheel rim, ‘CAUTION Be careful not to damage the tires by ‘scratching or by oiling etc.= Section 14 Specifications Vehicle specifications Engine specifications .. Engine tune-up Lubricant recommendation.. Tire specifications Bulb specifications& Vehicle specifications ee EO10ED20 OL Gverallengin mimi) 3a8 057) Dieral wie manda 1385 (648) Ose height eam) 1495 (657) 718 (580) Whestbase me 2280 (608) Tag [Femme 216 (era) Rear_mmiin) 1.206 (474) Fost ark eapaaty = 32 Gross vehicle weight Kab) = Front kot) = Best Tea a = Engine specitication Engine ~_FBOED-20 Engine oe Gasoline, eyes O46: ranger eyindeentine Soylindee nine Bore Soke 565x810 807005 rn tiny (2021399) (2.08 %238) Displacement ce 247 659Engine tune-up ven ico eb.10 ere 20.20 [rong oer 123 128 128 Ignition timing “BTOCirpm| 5 + 21900 "72 2900 522 (T TERMINAL ON) Ergreicing speed inneural | wrvcoo | AT 12007 | wre | Amrsoo02e NOW ADIUSTABLE (600) vane [iRateiho mini] 025005 00088 000 | _0254005,00008 20002) | 025 +005 (00088 + 0.002) clearance | exnaust (not) mm fing] 0.50 + 0.05 (00118 + 0.002) (0.30 + 005 (00118 + 0.002) 0.30 + 005 (0.018 « 0.002) 0.45 (0.018) Manvtacturer NIPPONDENSO / NGK_ NIPEONDENSO NG Nak Spark plug | No. ‘W2OEXR.U/BPREEY WIGEXR-U, WIGEX‘U BPRSES, BPRSEY-11 BPSES Gap mmim] 07-08 (0028- 0031)/ (07-08 (0028- 0.031) to-44 ‘og “0.9 (0031 -0.038) Distieutr alr 999 rm) 92-04 (0008-8016) Disb how! gem main) De bet destin [pea inepecton meg (6, as 2/0 (99-0477) 85. 1210(033. 0.47/22) 85- 12/10(033 -0.47/22) a2a Lubricant recommendation Wesel taneororoey | oer ome |e tito coat ‘Capacity e 3.0 ase. With reserve tak) Save 11 ran fg ae cua a ie 23 cay at 21 Gave aa = Bptin [racony Foo ESO Conacty ‘ee 100 eae Grade Cakex ATF 19886, ‘sen oll Capacity £ 40) Fege | evade DOTS or SAEJ1703 Tire specifications ode 10 er oLED wee Tearoni2 ‘aeons a 7 kgtiem? oe i ‘We “08x Tex Dinan STE) nese oreaaon | uno SPY Eri) eae er ever To wand siren) z a Geot Year NVICTA GP ood You INVCTAGP “3Engine oil viscosity chart [emf] ow Cad Bulb specifications Litt watege Heaciahie 56/60 Clearance igh 5 Front ur signal igh 21 Front se um signal ighis 3 Fear turn signal ights 2 al bah etoprtal Wghs 218 Back-wb ighis 21 cone plate ight 5 Intron ight 5 Highmounted 6p 1h er Rear fog Hohe 2 144Section 15 IndexfA] Air conditioner o Air fter cleaning and replacement 13-9 Ashtray a2 Assist aip. a4 ‘Automatic transmission equipped venicle ‘Automatic transmission fluid level check . 1915 ‘Automatic transmission shifting instruction Brief stopping Driving Moving of. (e] Bator conto check and cleaning « Batiory charge waming ight Before starting engine Boost ventilator Brake Brake booster opeation check 1318 Brake fu ovel check Brake pedal ree pay chock Broke podal eseve travel check te7 Brake systor 9-8 Brako warning light 52 Brake booster 8 Breakin period 4 164 [c] Catalytic converter Child safety levers. Cigarette lighter Cleaning Clutch pedal tree play chock. Combination meter panol overviow (D Boor ocks Door windows Dive bet chock. ving tips onomical driving tps Normal eving ts, 24 26 138 or oFcu unurica UIg UPS 7 HAL IE ceo 10-3 Electtic engine cooling fan : 13-3 For your safety 3 Emergency Front seats ot Engine overheating r 103 Windshield wipers and washer switch ee Flat se 10-3 Fuel Hf engine wont star. soe AOA Fuel filer 240 ttyour vehicle gets stuck. 10-12 Fuel gauge B4 urMp-$tAING nn vo 10-41 Fuel id opener aat Towing : son 110 Fuel recommendation snr 3 Engine Fuel tank cap so ant Engine coolant . 130-7 Fuses Engine coolant level check iste Fuse arrangement. oe 1912 Engine identication : i Fuse check and replacement 13413 Engine oil and oil fiter change soon 184 Fusible link cheek : 1814 Engine specifications at Sr en - 142 Is] Engine compartment : 134 Gauge Engine coolant 137 Fuel gauge - 54 Engine exhaust gas wt Water temperature gauge a4 Engine oll : 134 Engine overheating .. 108 Exterior cleaning : sone Mt Exterior view v 15-2QO [fH] WI Hatchback door 28 Jack 10-4 Hatchback door opener 29 Jump staring 10-1 Hazard warning signal swtch 43 Headligt control ’ 42 Ik] Headlight ieveting switch 45 Keys a4 Hood a7 Hom et u Light bulb replacement 1s49 U0) Lubricant recommendation 14-3 Identification Engine identification s i IM Vehicle identification i Maintenance requirements tet engine wort stat nn to Maintenance schedule ce von 12-8 It your vehiole gets stuck. 10-413 Manual transmission shifting instructions ge Ignition swat “4 Minors ai Inside miror 72 Modification of your vehicle 14 Instructions on do-it yourself maintenance service... 13-3 pmutcoraro tion es Instruction on seat belts 32 Instruction on tires, 13-26 IN) Instrument panel OvENVIEW wn soe vi Neral anteg teers or Interior cleaning ne Interior ight. a Interior iow... v ~[0] Odometer Oi fiter il pressure waming light Outside mirrors Overheating (Pl Package tray Parking brake Parking brake Parking brake reserve travel check Parking tips Power windows R] Fear fog ght sutch Rear package ray Fear ecat Feet wipe’ and washer swch Rust prevention Routine maintenance 55 19-4 53 7 10-3 as 08 19.47 26 as a2 “4 11-2 133 {s} Safety driving (For your safety) Seat belts Instructions on seat belts 3:point emergency lock retractor type seat belts 2-point seat belt Shifting points Maximum allowable speeds Recommended shifting speeds Spare tire ‘Spark plug check and replacement ‘Specifications. ‘Speedometer Starting engine Steering wheel free play check ‘Sun visor 13 32 a4 35 pay os 105 13-10 144 55 ot 13-16 a2 15-4a Tl Table of contents ii Tiros Frat tire 10-8 Instructions on tires. 13-26 Tite air pressure 13-26 Tito rotation 13-26 Tite specications. 14-8 Tie wear chock 13-26 Tools 10-5 Towing, : 10-10 Transmission shifting instruction A ‘Automatic transmission a4 Manual transmission oe Trip moter 55 Tum signal light control switen 43 Ml Vehicie identification uv Vehicle specifications 44 [Ww] Warning light Battery charge warning light Brake warning light. Ol pressure warming light. Patking brake warning light Washing... Water temperature gauge Waxing Windows Door nindows. Wipers and washer Window washer fluid level check Wiper and washer switches Wiper blade replacement 1) Your Owner's Manual. Your responsibilty for maintenance