1.1.1.1.3.2 Tractor Warning: keep the vehicle in on gear during traction.(turn on the steering lock and start the warning lamp) so that the turn signal, horn and brake light can work normally, otherwise personal injury will be caused. Note: the movable tow hook has a left-hand thread and must be fully tightened before towing the vehicle.When the vehicle needs to be towed, the traction hook should be used.The tow line must be firmly attached to the hook and attached to another vehicle to prevent the rope from entangled with the vehicle body.
When towing an automatic transmission vehicle, the gear must be in position n.The traction speed of the automatic transmission vehicle must not exceed 50km / h or the trailer distance is more than 50km.If the vehicle must be towed for an extra long distance, the driving wheels must be completely off the ground. The vehicle can be transported by low floor trailer or tractor. 1.1.1.1.3.3 Connect the auxiliary battery with jumper wire Warning:
if the auxiliary battery has been charged and treated with gas, plug or cover the vent with wet clothes when connecting the jumper to reduce the explosion hazard caused by arc ignition when connecting the jumper.Personal injury may result if this procedure is not followed. Warning: current short circuit will make the battery discharge, if there is discharge phenomenon, the car will still have live line after the normal line is cut off.When the jumper wire is connected, the battery shell will be deformed. Warning:
when the vehicle cannot be started, jump starting can be considered the only feasible way to start the vehicle.In this case, the battery discharged after start-up must be recharged immediately to avoid permanent damage. It is necessary to check whether the jumper can bear the load, and the heavy load wire must be used. It must be ensured that the auxiliary battery has the same voltage as the vehicle battery. The two batteries must be connected in parallel. Before jumper wire, it is necessary to check whether the circuit controlled by switch is disconnected.In this way, the risk of arcing will be reduced during the final wiring. Warning:
when connecting wires to the battery, it is necessary to check that the terminals of the jumper wires are not touching each other or grounded through the vehicle body.A fully charged battery, if short circuited through the jumper wire, can discharge at a current of more than 1000A and produce a strong arc.The rapid heating of jumpers and terminals can even cause the battery to explode.Failure to comply with this rule may result in personal injury. The jumpers must be connected in the following order: First connect the positive pole of the auxiliary battery, then the positive pole of the automobile battery.
The negative pole of the auxiliary battery is then connected to the ground terminal at least 300 mm away from the end of the automobile battery. Reduce the speed of the motor before disconnecting the jumper wire.Before the jumper wire is removed from the vehicle with a fully charged battery, turn on the blower or rear windshield 13