Drive in the rain Drive in water If you need to go through water, please note the following: ●before wading, should correctly estimate or verify the depth and water characteristics, for unknown water area, do not force wading. ●the engine idling start-stop function must always be turned off. ●shift to a low gear, but avoid high engine speed. ●choose a flat place, smooth, slow walking speed over the water road. ●when wading through the water, do not stop or stall the engine. ●after wading, lightly step on the brake pedal a few times, so that the brake dry, so as to restore braking force. ●wading should be timely removal of the tread mud.
●salt water is corrosive, the car has been immersed in salt water parts must be washed with water. When it rains, visibility is low, windshield is foggy and roads are slippery, so drive carefully. ●driving in heavy rain can worsen vision. Turn on headlights, fog lights and hazard warning lights. the water will affect the brake performance, driving in rainy days need to increase the distance, and reduce the speed. not drive at high speed on the road when it is raining, because the higher the speed, the more likely it is to form a water slide between the tire and the road surface. aware of water waves caused by front vehicles.
This may cause water depth to exceed the maximum allowable depth.Once the water reaches the bottom of the car, do not force to drive in water not accelerate the vechile to enter a flooded road.The eddies created by accelerated driving can cause water to enter the car and damage the engine and other assemblies. do not open any doors while wading.Otherwise, water may enter the vehicle and damage the vehicle's electrical system and equipment. ●The engine turned off when wading, do not forcibly start the engine again, the engine may inhale some water, start the engine again will cause irreversible damage to the engine.
Warning Danger When driving on slippery roads, emergency braking, acceleration and sharp steering can cause tires to slip, reducing handling and causing accidents. 179