Perodua Bezza

We are pleased to welcome you to the family of Perodua owners. As you know, the performance and durability of a vehicle depends, to a large extent, upon the way it is maintained and driven. This manual will assist you to benefit most from your Perodua vehicle. Before you operate your vehicle, read this manual carefully and use it as a reference source whenever necessary. If you have any questions, feel free to contact your authorised Perodua Service Centre. We are ready to provide qualified service and assistance.

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Disclaimer

To protect yourself and extend the life of your Perodua, follow the instructions in this manual.

Failure to observe these instructions may result in serious bodily injury and damage to your vehicle.

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Note

B300Rs

B301Rs

1Kr-Ve

1Nr-Ve

Your responsibility for maintenance It is the owner’s responsibility to make sure that the specified maintenance is performed. Section 13 gives details of maintenance requirements. Vehicle identification Chassis number Label name

Vta No.

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Engine identification The engine identifications are stamped on the location as shown in the illustration. Front of vehicle 1NR-VE Engine Engine type & Engine number Engine type Engine number Front of vehicle 1KR-VE Engine iii

Table of contents 1 Special precautions for your vehicle 2 Doors and locks 3 Seats and seat belts 4 Instruments and controls 5 Meters and gauges 6 Air conditioner control systems 7 Audio systems 8 Mirrors 9 Interior equipment 10 Driving tips 11 In case of an emergency 12 Appearance care 13 Vehicle maintenance service 14 Do-it-yourself maintenance service 15 Alarm/central locking 16 Reverse/front corner sensor 17 Specifications 18 Index iv 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Exterior view v Front view Side mirror (page 8-1) Front wiper (page 4-10, 14-28) Hood (page 2-11) Towing hook (page 11-16) Headlight (page 14-30) Front turn signal light (page 14-31) Tyre (page 14-37) Door lock (page 2-7) Side turn signal light (page 14-33) Clearance light (page 14-31) Rear view Trunk/Boot (page 2-13) License plate light (page 14-35) Backup light (page 14-34) Antenna (page 7-19) Fuel filler (page 2-14) Rear window defogger (page 4-10) Rear turn signal light (page 14-34) Stop & tail light (page 14-34) Reverse sensor (page 16-1) Towing hook (page 11-17)

Interior view vi Power window (page 2-9) Door lock / unlock (page 2-8) Room light (page 9-1) Inside mirror (page 8-2) Sun visor (page 9-2) Seat belt (page 3-7) Parking brake lever (page 10-12) Front seat (page 3-2) Rear seat (page 3-4) Shift lever (page 10-2 to 10-8)

Instrument panel overview 1 Remote control outer mirror switch (page 8-1) 2 Turn signal control lever (page 4-8) 3 Fog light switch (page 4-8)* 4 Combination meter panel (page 5-1) 5 Wiper and washer control lever (page 4-9) 6 Hazard warning signal switch (page 4-10) 7 Radio control panel (page 7-2, 7-5, 7-7, 7-10) 8 SRS air bags for front passenger (page 3-26) 9 Glove box (page 9-3) ! Utility box (page 9-3) " Ignition switch (page 4-1) # SRS air bags for driver (page 3-26) $ Air conditioner control panel (page 6-2) % Power socket (page 4-13) & Rear window defogger switch (page 4-10) ' Engine start/stop button (page 4-3)* ( Advanced Safety Assist (ASA) OFF switch (page 4-12)* ) Eco Idle OFF switch (page 4-12)*

Srs Airbag

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L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

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L

Off

Off

Off

A

1 Engine exhaust gas..........................................................................1–1 Catalytic converter...........................................................................1–2 For your safety..................................................................................1–3 Bring your children and keys with you whenever you leave the car......................................................1–4 Fuel recommendation......................................................................1–4 Modification of your vehicle............................................................1–4 Installation / use of electronic items in your vehicle.....................1–5 Break-in period.................................................................................1–5 Section 1 Special precautions for your vehicle

1–1 Engine exhaust gas w WARNING Do not inhale exhaust gases. They contain carbon monoxide, a poisonous gas that is colourless and odourless. 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 immediately. If you must drive your vehicle under this condition, drive with all side windows fully open. To prevent exhaust gas accident, follow the precautions below. Maintenance; Always maintain the engine exhaust system, vehicle body, and ventilation system in their correct operating conditions. Make sure the exhaust system has no loose connections or holes. We recommend that the exhaust system and vehicle body be inspected by competent repair facilities in the following cases:

1–2 Catalytic converter The catalytic converter is an emission control device installed in the exhaust system to reduce pollutants in exhaust gas. w WARNING

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1–3 For your safety Remember that while you rely on the manufacturer to make a good vehicle, the manufacturer and the motoring public rely on you to drive safely. We at Perodua want you to enjoy your new vehicle with all its capabilities. We also hope that you could consider your safety while driving which includes in learning about the capabilities and limitations of a vehicle, and realizing that vehicles designed for different purposes may handle differently. Read and understand all WARNINGS, CAUTIONS and NOTES in this manual. w WARNING

1–4 Bring your children and key with you whenever you leave the car w WARNING Do not leave your children alone in the car. Children will suffer from heatstroke if they are left in the car parked under a burning sun as it becomes very hot in the cabin. Avoid leaving the key in the ignition as it can be tampered with by children. This can lead to faulty operation of the electric parts, e.g. power windows, etc., accidental starting of the car or a fire accident and consequently cause a serious accident. Modification of your vehicle Fuel recommendation Use only unleaded fuel with its Research Octane Number 95 or higher.

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1–5 Installation / use of electronic items in your vehicle When any electronic item which will likely to generate a strong electromagnetic wave, such as a two-way radio system, mobile telephone and computer, is installed and used in your vehicle, be sure to consult with an authorised Perodua Service Centre. The electromagnetic wave generated from these pieces of electronic equipment could affect adversely those systems, such as the EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) system, ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and SRS air bags of your vehicle, resulting in improper operation. Accessories, spare parts and modification of your Perodua. A wide variety of non−genuine spare parts and accessories for Perodua vehicles are currently available in the market. Using these spare parts and accessories which are not genuine Perodua products may adversely affect the safety of your vehicle. Perodua therefore cannot accept any liability or guarantee spare parts and accessories which are not genuine Perodua products, nor for replacement or installation involving such parts. This vehicle should not be modified with non−genuine Perodua products. Modification with non−genuine Perodua products could affect its performance, safety or durability, and may even violate governmental regulations. In addition, damage or performance problems resulting from the modification may not be covered under warranty. Break-in period The internal friction, which is high in a new vehicle, will decrease gradually as all moving parts adjust to each other. We recommend observing the following precautions during the first 1,000 km to extend the future performance and economy of your vehicle.

2 Section 2 Doors and locks Engine immobilizer system.............................................................2–1 Keys (with engine immobilizer system)..........................................2–1 Smart entry (if equipped).................................................................2–2 Warning buzzer (if equipped)..........................................................2–5 Remote keyless entry / transmitter.................................................2–5 Door locks.........................................................................................2–7 Child safety lock...............................................................................2–8 Power windows.................................................................................2–9 Hood..................................................................................................2–11 Trunk / Boot.......................................................................................2–13 Fuel filler............................................................................................2–14

2–1 Engine immobilizer system The engine immobilizer system is a theft- preventive system. When the key is inserted into the ignition switch, the transponder chip located at the key grip sends an electric signal to the vehicle. Then, this electric signal is matched with the ID code pre-registered in the vehicle. If the electric signal is matched with the ID code, the engine can be started. If they are not matched with each other, the engine cannot be started. The system is maintenance-free. When you make new keys, you are required to bring your key along with the key number to an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Hence, we recommend that you keep the key number plate in a safe place.

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Caution

2–3 (ii) All doors unlock (2nd press)

After pressing the request switch on the outer handle of driver’s door once, press the switch again within 5 seconds.

The hazard light will flash twice, the buzzer will sound twice and the room light will go on for 15 seconds to indicate that all doors are unlocked. To open trunk Press the request switch on the trunk to open it. Operating range The operating range may vary by surrounding conditions. (i) Keyless operating range:

Within 3 meter from the center of the vehicle. (ii) Request switch operating range:

When the smart key is within approximately 80 cm from the outside door handle.

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2–4 inside antenna outside antenna outside antenna outside antenna • The smart key is carried together with radio communication equipment, such as a cell phone, laptop, portable audio system or electronic key of other vehicle. • The smart key is in contact with a metal object or is covered. • Battery of the smart key is weak. w WARNING

2–5 Remote keyless entry / transmitter Warning buzzer (If equipped) You can lock and unlock the doors without using the key. Press the button on the transmitter key or smart key for the following operations: Lock 1 After confirming that all doors and hood are closed, press button 1. The hazard light will flash once, the buzzer will sound once and the room light will go off to indicate that all doors are locked. Push the knob to remove the emergency key. Carry the emergency key together with the smart key. If the smart key battery is weak or the keyless entry function does not operate properly, you will need the emergency key. Warning when leaving the engine switch on (Smart key not detected inside the vehicle while engine switch on) (i) The warning buzzer keeps sounding in short beeps if the driver’s door is opened while the engine switch is in “ACC”. (ii) The warning buzzer sounds in a long beeps if you press the request switch on the door while the engine switch is in “ACC” or “ON”. Turn the engine switch to “OFF” and close the door to stop the warning buzzer. Warning when leaving smart key inside the vehicle (i) The buzzer will sound if you press the request switch on the door while the smart key left inside the cabin. (ii) The buzzer will sound if the smart key is left inside the trunk room. Press the request switch on the trunk to pop it up. Make sure you have smart key with you when locking the door. Door ajar warning The warning buzzer sounds in a long beeps when you lock the door using request switch, smart key or transmitter key when any of the door are open or incompletely closed. Close and lock all the doors to stop the warning buzzer. Type 1 Type 2 Emergency key Knob Emergency key

2–6 Unlock 2 (i) Driver’s door unlock (1st press)

Press button 2 once.

The hazard light will flash twice, the buzzer will sound twice and the room light will go on for 15 seconds to indicate that driver’s door is unlocked. (ii) All doors unlock (2nd press)

After pressing button 2 once, press the button again within 5 seconds.

The hazard light will flash twice, the buzzer will sound twice and the room light will go on for 15 seconds to indicate that all doors are unlocked.

If the door remains closed for approximate 30 seconds after unlocking, all the doors are locked automatically. Trunk open 3 Press button 3 for more than 1 second to open the trunk. Buzzer will sound. Panic button 4 (If equipped) When button 4 of type 2 is pressed for more than 1 second, or button 1 of type 1 is pressed for more than 3 seconds, horn will sound, room light will turn on, hazard light will flash and security indicator will turn on.To stop, press button 1, 2 or 4. Horn will sound for 45 seconds if no button 1, 2 or 4 is pressed.

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2–7 Security alarm control Set/unset the alarm by the transmitter. The alarm starts when any of the doors or hood are opened without unlocking the door by the keyless unit. Alarm: Horn sounds and hazard light flashes for 30 seconds. Horn and hazard light will be off after 30 seconds. To deactivate alarm • All doors including hood and trunk must be closed or

(See “Car alarm/central lock” in Section 15). Replacement of battery The button battery incorporated inside has a lifetime of approximately 2 years on the assumption that the locking / unlocking operations are made 10 times a day. (However, in the case of a new-car, the lifetime of the transmitter battery may be shorter.) When the operation becomes unstable or the operation becomes no longer possible, most likely the battery has been consumed. Replace the battery or please consult with an authorised Perodua Service Centre. (See “Warning lights” in Section 5). (See “Replacement of battery in the transmitter” in Section 15). Door locks w WARNING

2–8 Front of vehicle Front of vehicle Lock Unlock Inside handle Lock button To lock / unlock doors with lock button from inside Push the front side of lock button A to lock the door. Push the rear side of lock button B to unlock the door. Pull the inside handle toward you to open the door. You can also lock the door from the outside by pushing the front side of lock button and pulling the outside door handle. You do not have to pull the outside handle to lock the rear door.

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2–9 Power windows w WARNING The driver is responsible for all power window operations, including the operation for the occupants by observing the following warning in order to avoid serious personal injuries.

When closing a window, if the neck, head or hands of an occupant get caught, it could lead to serious injuries.

When any occupant closes a power window, make sure that he/she operates the window safely.

Be sure to use the window lock switch to prevent children from using the window switches unexpectedly.

Unattended children could be involved in serious accidents. Power window lock switch Window lock switch

On

Off

Off

2–10 Rear passenger sides Driver side Front passenger side Master switch Pull up the switch to raise the window. Push it down to lower the window. The window will move as long as the switch is being operated. The driver side window will lower automatically when the switch is pushed down fully. To stop the window halfway, lightly pull up the switch. The driver side window will rise automatically when the switch is pull-up fully. If there is obstruction between the glass and window frame during auto-up, the window will automatically stop (Jam Pro function). (If equipped) Up Down Window switch Front passenger / rear passenger sides Pull up the switch to raise the window. Push it down to lower the window. The window will move as long as the switch is being operated.

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2–11 Window Jam Pro (Driver’s window only) (If equipped) Window Jam Pro is the auto-reverse safety feature. The window will stop rising and automatically retract if the sensor detects an obstruction between the glass and window frame. The power window must be iniatilized in order to ensure proper operation. Hold the power window switch in the one-touch opening position until the window has opened completely while the engine switch is turned to the “ON” position. Hold the power window switch in the one- touch closing position. Continue holding the switch for a further 2 seconds after the window has closed completely. k k Obstruction Glass Retract Glass Rising Hood To open hood

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2–12 To support hood Insert the hood brace into the slot on the hood. w WARNING Make sure the hood brace supports the hood securely after inserting it. Failure to do so may cause the hood to fall and result in serious bodily injury. To close hood

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It may damage the latch.

2–13 Trunk / Boot To unlock trunk with request switch (if equipped) Press the request switch on the trunk to unlock. To unlock trunk with transmitter or smart key Press button on the transmitter (or smart key) for more than 1 second to unlock. Request switch Lever To unlock trunk with opener Pull up the opener located under the driver’s seat to unlock. w WARNING

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Note

The fuel may leak from the container and may cause an explosion or a fire.

2–15 Remote fuel lid lever Lever Opening / closing of fuel lid: To open: Pull up the remote fuel lid lever located on the lower right side of the driver’s seat to unlock the fuel lid. To close: Close the fuel lid, from the outside.

Note

Unleaded

Fuel Only

This could prevent damage to the paint finish and your skin by spilt fuel.

Unleaded

Fuel Only

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3 Seats..................................................................................................3–1 Front seats........................................................................................3–2 Rear seats.........................................................................................3–4 Head restraint...................................................................................3–5 Instructions on seat belts................................................................3–7 3-point emergency lock retractor type seat belts (ELR) ..............3–9 Seat belt warning light and buzzer.................................................3–10 Front seat belt pretensioner............................................................3–10 Child Restraint System....................................................................3–12 SRS (Supplement Restraint System) air bags for driver and front passenger........................................................3–26 SRS air bag.......................................................................................3–30 Vehicle data recordings...................................................................3–40 Event data recorder..........................................................................3–40 Section 3 Seats and seat belts

3–1 Seats When driving, make sure that all occupants are seated properly in the seats, wearing the seat belts properly. w WARNING If any occupant is not seated properly in the seat or does not wear the seat belt properly, never drive your car. For example, if any occupant sits on top of the folded-down seat cushion, or in the luggage room. Failure to observe this warning may cause serious injury in the event of sudden stop or collision. 3 2 1 4 To ensure safe driving operation, follow the instructions below to adjust your seat and the proper driving posture:

3–2 Front seats To adjust seat position Raise the seat adjusting bar and slide the seat to your desired position,while applying slight body pressure in forward or backward direction. Then, release the lever. To adjust seatback angle Lean slightly forward and pull the reclining lever upward. Slowly tilt the seatback to the desired angle. Then release the lever. Reclining lever w WARNING

This could cause loss control of the vehicle and an accident.

3–3 Seat height adjuster lever Driver's seat height adjuster (If equipped) Every time you raise the lever, the seat cushion will be raised. Every time you lower the lever, the seat cushion will be lowered. w WARNING Never attempt to adjust the seat height while driving. This could cause loss control of the vehicle and an accident. w WARNING

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Then release the lever.

3–5 Removing the head restraints Installing the head restraints 1 Up Pull the head restraints up. 2 Down Push the head restraint down while pressing the lock release button. Pull the head restraint up while pressing the lock release button. Align the head restraint with the installation holes while pressing the lock release button and push it down to the lock position. Press and hold the lock release button when lowering the head restraint. Lock release button 1 2 Lock release button Lock release button Head Restraints Adjusting the head restraints

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3–7 Instructions on seat belts All occupants must be properly restrained with a seat belt provided at all times. Observe the following precautions for proper function of the seat belt. Failure to do so could result in serious bodily injury in an accident or sudden braking. The seat belts provided are designed for people of adult size, large enough to properly wear them. Check the belt system periodically and if any seat belt fails to function properly, have the system checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Child; Use a child restraint system appropriate for the children until the child becomes large enough to properly wear seat belt. See "Child restraint system" for details. If a child is too large for a child restraint system, the child should sit in the rear seat and be restrained with a seat belt. According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seat than in the front seat.

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Caution

Never use bleach, dye, or use abrasive cleaners. They may severely damage the belt. • Do not remove the belt when cleaning. Retract the belt after drying thoroughly.

3–9 3-point emergency lock retractor type seat belts (ELR) To fasten belt Pull the seat belt from the retractor and insert the tongue plate into the buckle until it clicks.

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3–10 Seat belt warning light and buzzer If the driver side seat belt or front passenger seat belt (if equipped) is not fastened, the warning light flashes and the buzzer sounds after the vehicle speed exceed more than 20km/h. Front seat belt pretensioner The pretensioner mechanism is actuated when subjected to a strong impact from the front. The pretensioner instantly retracts the seat belt, thus securely restraining the upper body of the occupant and enhancing the effects of the seat belt and SRS air bags. When the seat belt pretensioner is actuated, operating sound and odor will be emitted. The pretensioner mechanism is actuated when vehicle is subjected to a strong impact from the front even if the seat belt is not fastened. For details, refer to the air bag section.

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3–12 Child restraint system Child restraint precautions Perodua strongly urges the use of child restraint systems for children small enough to use them. If a child is too large for a child restraint system, the child should sit in the rear seat and must be restrained using the vehicle’s seat belt. See “3-point emergency lock retractor type seat belts”. w WARNING

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3–14 Types of child restraint seat (1) Baby seat (2) Child seat (3) Junior seat Other child restraint system which is different from the system mentioned also can be used, but the suitability of the system must be carefully checked with the child restraint system manufacturer or retailer. w WARNING The use of any child restraint system which is not suitable for this vehicle would not properly secure the infant or child. Therefore, they could be killed or seriously injured if accident happened.

3–15 The information provided in the table shows the suitability of your child restraint system for various seating positions.

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U

X

U

U

X

U

U

X

U

U

U

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Iso Fix

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X

G

Iso / L2

X

E

Iso / R1

X

E

Iso / R1

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D

Iso / R2

X

C

Iso / R3

X

D

Iso / R2

X

C

Iso / R3

X

B

Iso / F2

Iuf

B1

Iso / F2X

Iuf

A

Iso / F3

Iuf

X

X

X

3–16 When installing a child restraint system w WARNING Never use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it, DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the Child can occur.

Airbag

3–17 Installation with seat belt (1) Baby seat installation A baby seat is used in rear-facing position only. w WARNING

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3–19 (2) Child seat installation A child seat is used in forward-facing or rear-facing position depending on the child’s age and size. When installing, follow the manufacturer’s instruction about the applicable child’s age and size as well as directions for installing the child restraint system. w WARNING

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3–21 w WARNING Make sure that the child restraint system is securely installed by pushing and pulling it in every directions. Follow all the installation instructions provided by its manufacturer.

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3–23 Top strap If your child restraint system has a top strap, it should be anchored. Follow the procedure below for a child restraint system that requires the use of a top strap. Using a top strap Using top-tether anchors Top-tether anchors location Use the top-tether anchors as shown in the figure to attach the top strap. Top-tether anchors are installed for each rear seating position. The symbol indicates the locations of user ready top-tether anchors.

Make sure the top strap is securely latched.

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Isofix

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If seat belts or foreign objects do get caught, the child restraint system may not be properly secured, causing serious injury in the case of a collision.

3–26 SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) air bags for driver and front passenger The SRS air bags are so constructed that they are deployed instantly at the moment when a severe impact is applied from the front of the vehicle. Thus, in combination with the function of the seat belts that restrain the driver’s and front passenger’s bodies, the SRS air bags reduce impacts being applied to the driver’s and passenger’s faces, heads, chests and so forth. The SRS air bags are supplemental devices, which are by no means substitutes for the seat belts. The passenger air bag is activated even with no passenger in the front seat in the event of severe frontal impact. w WARNING Failure to observe the following warning may lead to serious injuries or death in the case of severe frontal collision, even if SRS air bags are equipped.

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Refer to "Child restraint system".

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Refer to "Instructions on seat belts ".

For more details of the warning, see the following NOTE.

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Therefore, there are possibilities that the SRS air bags may not operate when low-level impacts are applied to the sensor in the control unit, for example, in the following cases given below: • Frontal collision to a concrete wall with a speed of less than 25 km/h; • When your vehicle dives into below the rear cargo bed of a large-sized truck; • When your vehicle receives impacts from the side or rear of the vehicle; • When your vehicle collides with an electricity pole, etc. • When your vehicle turns sideways or turns over.

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3–30 w WARNING Never use a rearward facing child restraint on a seat protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it, DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the child can occur.

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3–31 If your vehicle encounters a severe frontal collision, the SRS air bags will instantly inflate to help protect your face, head and chest. You may hear a deployment sound and see white smoke or powder when the air bags inflate. This phenomenon, that is caused by the inflation of the SRS air bags, is quite normal. How air bag operates w WARNING

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Failure to observe this warning may irritate your hands.

3–33 Deep hole or ditch

3–34 A speed of less than 25km/h (16 mph)

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Srs Airbag

The gas generator of this SRS air bags contains a poisonous substance or a flame-prone substance.

Hence, there is a strong likelihood that the contents of the gas generator may change to a poisonous gas or explosive substance when they come into contact with acids, water or heavy metals.

If a gas is generated from the gas generator, immediately open the windows and breathe fresh air. Then, have the SRS air bag unit replaced with a new one by an authorised Perodua Service Centre immediately. Important safety warning

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Therefore, be careful not to open or damage the air bag cover.

Failure to observe this warning may prevent the air bag from proper inflation.

Srs Airbag

Therefore, when the SRS air bags inflate, those accessories may scatter around the vehicle interior, resulting in injuries to the occupants.

Failure to observe this caution may result in improper deployment of the air bag or may scatter these articles in the vehicle interior when the air bag is deployed, leading to injuries of the passengers.

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When the air bag is deployed, accessories may scatter in the vehicle interior, leading to injuries of the passengers.

It may lead to injuries of the passengers when the air bag is deployed.

Failure to observe the instruction, caution and warning described in the relevant service manuals prepared by Perodua may result in serious personal injuries, death or damage to the system.

When you sell your vehicle, be sure to inform the buyers about the equipment of the air bags.

Do not remove or destroy the inflated air bags by yourself.

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4 Ignition switch..................................................................................4–1 Push start system.............................................................................4–2 Key reminder buzzer........................................................................4–6 Multi-control switch..........................................................................4–7 Auto light off function......................................................................4–9 Wiper and washer control lever......................................................4–9 Hazard warning signal switch.........................................................4–10 Rear window defogger switch.........................................................4–10 Central doors lock switch................................................................4–11 Front corner sensor switch..............................................................4–11 Front passenger seat belt indicator................................................4–11 VSC & TRC OFF switch....................................................................4–12 Eco Idle OFF switch.........................................................................4–12 Advanced Safety Assist (ASA) OFF switch....................................4–12 Power socket.....................................................................................4–13 Rear USB phone charging...............................................................4–13 Stereo camera...................................................................................4–14 Section 4 Instruments and controls

4–1 Ignition switch

Acc

Lock

It will easily and unintentionally be removed and will result in steering lock and an accident.

4–2

Start

On

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4–3 The switch indicator on the button (engine switch) will illuminate or flashes in green colour depending on the switch mode. Automatic Transmission

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(See “Correct driving posture” in Section 3) Engine start/stop button To start engine

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Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

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L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

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Off

Acc

On

4–4 If the battery of the smart key is weak or the communication between smart key and the vehicle is interfered, engine cannot be started normally. Follow the steps below to start the engine.

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L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

A

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Caution

Please contact an authorised Perodua Service Centre immediately. Precaution for engine switch w WARNING Emergency engine stop method When you do the following operations, engine will stop even while running. However, do not operate the engine switch except in an emergency while running. It may lead to an unexpected accident.

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Wait for more than about 10 seconds and perform the start-up operation of the engine again. • If you push the engine switch too fast, you may not be able to switch modes (engine start/stop). Make sure to push the switch one by one. • To prevent battery from running out, during engine switched off, do not let the engine switch turned to “ON” in a long time. • For automatic transmission vehicle, if the shift lever is other than P range, do not stop the engine.

If you stop the engine when the shift lever is other than P range, engine switch will change to “ACC” mode. This could cause the battery flat. • There are cases where the engine switch is not working correctly even the smart key is within the operating range. It may depend on the location of the smart key and surrounding conditions.

4–6 • Warning buzzer of the key free system will sound if operation error is detected such as taking out smart key from vehicle, or forget to turn “OFF” engine switch without closing the door. • Do not take the smart key out from vehicle once the engine is started. If the smart key is not in the vehicle and you turn the engine “OFF”, the engine cannot be restarted again.

Please note that the buzzer will not sound if you take out the smart key through the window even though the door is closed. • After disconnecting the battery terminal, the engine may not be started immediately. In this case, after the battery terminal is connected, wait for more than 10 seconds and restart the engine again. • The vehicle always remembers the engine switch mode (“ACC” or “ON”). When you reconnect the battery of the vehicle, it can return to the state it was in before the engine switch was cut off. • When you remove the battery of the vehicle for repair, maintenance etc., always perform after the engine switch is turned “OFF”. • If the battery is weak and you are not sure the previous engine switch mode, turn “OFF” the engine switch once. Engine switch automatic “OFF” • Automatic transmission:

When the shift lever is in P range, and you leave the engine switch in “ACC” mode for about 1 hour, the engine switch will be turned “OFF” automatically to prevent the battery from running out. Key reminder buzzer This buzzer is set off when the driver’s door is opened with the ignition is set to “ACC” or “LOCK”, warning you to remove the ignition key.

4–7 Multi-control switch Headlight control To turn on/off high beam With the headlights on, push the lever forward to turn on high beam and pull it back to return to low beam. When the high beam headlights are turned on, the indicator light on the instrument panel will glow. To flash lights Pull the lever lightly and release. The headlight flasher works with the headlight is in “ON” or “OFF” position. Turn the multi-control switch knob to turn the headlights on. Switch positions Position Light Headlights Clearance lights Tail lights License plate lights Instrument panel lights

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On

On

On

On

Off

On

On

On

On

Caution

4–8 Turn signal control lever The turn signal lights flash with the ignition turned “ON”. The indicator lights on the instrument panel will begin flashing. Operation 1 Left turn

Left turn signal will blink continuously while the lever is kept 1 position. 2 Left turn signal will blink three times, when the lever is pushed to 2 position and released immediately. 3 Right turn signal will blink three times, when the lever is pushed to 3 position and released immediately. 4 Right turn

Right turn signal will blink continously while the lever is kept 4 position.

Note

Note

On

Off

4–9 Auto light off function For the purpose of preventing flat battery on the vehicle, the lights are automatically turned off if the driver’s door is opened when the engine switch is turned to “OFF” or “ACC” while the lights are on. Wiper and washer control lever w WARNING

Caution

4–10 Rear window defogger switch The rear window defogger operates with the ignition turned “ON”. Push the defogger switch to demist the rear window. While the defogger is on, the indicator light glows. The defogger is not designed to dry rain. Turn on the multi-control switch to illuminate the mark.

Caution

Note

Off

Mist

Int

On

4–11 Central door lock switch Central doors lock switch Push the switch to lock or unlock all doors. When pushing the right side of the switch, all doors will be locked. When pushing the left side of the switch, all doors will be unlocked. If the front passenger side seat belt is not fastened, the indicator light flashes and the buzzer sounds after the vehicle speed exceeds more than 20 km/h. (See “Warning lights” in section 5). Front passenger seat belt indicator (If equipped) Front passenger indicator light

Passenger

P

4–12

R

L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

A

Off

Note

R

L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

A

Off

A

Note

R

L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

A

Off

4–13 The power socket is located at the instrument panel console lower center. This power socket can be used to plug in electrical accessories such as mobile phone charger, multimedia equipment and etc. which operates at 12V, with maximum power of 120W. To use the power socket, remove the power socket knob and the ignition switch must be in “ACC” or “ON” position. Power socket Power socket

12V/120W

Max

Note

5V

2A

Note

4–14 Stereo camera (If equipped) The stereo camera is used to monitor the area in front of the vehicle for Advanced Safety Assist (ASA) function as follows.

5 Combination meter panel overview................................................5–1 Warning lights...................................................................................5–2 Indicator lights..................................................................................5–10 Fuel gauge.........................................................................................5–15 Odometer and trip meter..................................................................5–16 Multi information display.................................................................5–16 Speedometer.....................................................................................5–21 Tachometer.......................................................................................5–21 During meter usage..........................................................................5–21 Section 5 Meters and gauges

5–1 Combination meter panel overview Type 2 Type 1 eco

At

Off

Trc

Off

Off

P

Off

A

A

A

F

E

Odo/Trip Disp

A S A Off

Error

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

At

Trc

Off

Off

P

F

E

Odo/Trip Disp

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

5–2 Warning lights The warning lights indicate abnormal conditions in the respective systems. w WARNING

The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) warning light will go out a few seconds later.

The air bag warning light will go out 5 seconds later.

If any warning light does not function, have it checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre as soon as possible. The parking brake warning light goes on when the parking brake is applied. In additon, a warning buzzer will sound if the vehicle speed exceeds 5km/h. Parking brake warning light

P

5–3

Caution

5–4 Battery charge warning light

Caution

Caution

5–5 ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) warning light This light will go on when the ignition switch is turned “ON” and goes out a few seconds later. The following conditions indicate that the ABS (Anti-lock braking system) is possibly malfunctioning.

Caution

Caution

5–6

At

Note

5–7

Caution

Caution

5–8 This light will go on in red colour for 3 seconds when the ignition switch is turned “ON”. Based on the actual engine cooling water temperature, this light will change to blue, remain red or go out. This light flashes when the engine cooling water temperature rises abnormally while the engine is running. The light will go on if the engine cooling water temperature rises further.

Caution

Note

5–9 The light goes on and buzzer sounds when the ignition switch is turned “ON” and goes off a few seconds later. It shows that

Caution

5–10 With the ignition switch turned “ON” an indicator light shows the current shift position of the transmission. When I is selected, the frame ([ ] section) flashes.

A

F

E

A S A Off

Error

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

A.S.A

Error

A.S.A Off

5–11 When the high beam headlights and flash lights are turned on, the indicator light goes on. High beam indicator light Front fog light-on indicator light goes on when front fog light is on. Front fog light-on indicator light (If equipped) Turn signal indicator light/ Hazard warning signal indicator light Turn signal light These will flash in unison with the respective turn signals when the ignition switch is turned to “ON” position. Hazard warning signal light These will flash when the hazard lights are turned on, regardless of the ignition switch position.

5–12 2 1 0 3 x1000r/min 6 7 8 5 4 Security indicator light Security indicator light When the key is pulled out from the ignition switch or the ignition switch is turn to “OFF”, the security indicator light flashes. Eco indicator light This light will go on when the ignition switch is turned “ON” and go out a few seconds later. This light comes on during fuel-efficient driving. This light goes out if the vehicle speed is less than 15km/h or more than 110km/h.

Note

5–13

Off

Trc

Off

Caution

5–14

A

Off

A

Caution

5–15

Caution

F

E

Off

5–16

F

E

A

A S A Off

Error

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

At

Off

Trc

Off

Off

P

Off

A

A

F

E

Odo/Trip Disp

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

F

E

A

A S A Off

Error

Odo

Range

Tripavgcfc

5–17 4

F

E

Cfc

F

E

Avg

Note

Caution

5–18

A

F

E

F

E

Range

5–19

Note

A

F

E

Odo

5–20 Eco Idle display setting Eco Idle stop time display interlocking can be switched on and off by switching the indicator light display setting between “dsp On” and “dsp OFF”. How to switch display

Note

Note

5–21 During meter usage

Note

Caution

Odo/Trip Disp

6 Air conditioner..................................................................................6–1 Section 6 Air conditioner control systems

6–1 Air conditioner Outlet ports The air conditioner blower operates with the ignition switch turned "ON". Center outlet ports Air direction of the center outlet ports is controlled by the knob provided.

Caution

6–2 Right and left outlet ports Use the knob to control the air direction. This control dial changes the air outlet positions. Dial position Air outlet

D

A / C

Off

6–3 \ Inside air is recirculated. ] Outside air is introduced.

Note

Caution

6–4 To turn “ON” the air conditioner to cool or dehumidify air, turn the temperature control dial.

Note

A / C

Off

6–5 Operation tips

If this happen, operate the air conditioner in the cooling or demist mode. w WARNING

When driving for long distances, open the window or fresh air vent every one hour to admit fresh air into the car or change ‘recirculation’ \ to ‘fresh position’ ]. Cooling

A / C

Off

Passenger

P

1 W

Note

This could cause mist on windshield.

After the vehicle interior becomes cool, close the windows and set the temperature to your desired level.

6–6 Demisting

A / C

Off

Passenger

P

1 W

A / C

Off

Passenger

P

7 Section 7 Audio systems Features.............................................................................................7–1 General operation.............................................................................7–2 Tuner operation.................................................................................7–5 Playing USB......................................................................................7–7 Bluetooth operation.........................................................................7–10 Installation.........................................................................................7–16 Radio wire connection.....................................................................7–17 Specification.....................................................................................7–18 Antenna.............................................................................................7–19

7–1 Features Tuner

Display

Usb

Bt Music

• Tracks Up/Down

7–2 General operation

Sel Button

Volume Button

Mute Button

Eq/Clock Button

Power/Mode Button

7–3 Power Button ( ) - 1 • System on / off Press button 1 to switch on the unit. Press button 1 more than 2 seconds to switch off the power. Mode Button (MODE) - 1 Press MODE button 1 to select the mode of radio, USB and BT music. The selection is in the following sequence: ►

Bt Music Usb

(Cyclic Operation)

Fm1

Fm2

►Fm3

Am

“Previous Mode”

(Am/Fm/Usb/Bt Music)

Bass

Mid

►Tre

►Bal

Fad

“Previous Mode”

(Am/Fm/Usb/Bt Music)

Bal

Fad

Clear

Bass

►Loud

►Manu

7–4 Volume Button - 5 To adjust the audio level, press the [ ] to increase the audio level. Press the [ ] to decrease the audio level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Volume level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Volume level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Bass level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Bass level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Mid level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Mid level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Treble level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Treble level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Balance level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Balance level. Press the Volume Up to increase the Fader level. Press the Volume Down to decrease the Fader level. Operation Audio Mode Volume Button

Volume

Bass

Mid

Treble

Balance

Fader

[ ] : Volume Down

7–5 Tuner operation

Preset Button

Sel/As Button

Power/Mode Button

Tune Button

7–6 Preset Button (1 to 6) - 1 These buttons are used for preset station function in tuner mode. With this system, a total of 24 stations can be stored in the memory 6 each for the FM 1, FM 2, FM 3 and AM. • Presetting Station Tune in the desired station manually or automatically and press button (1 to 6) at which you want to store that station for more than 2 seconds. • Calling Up Station After your favourite stations are preset at button 1 to 6, simply press buttons 1 to 6 to call up the stations in the preset memory. Power/Mode Button (MODE) - 2 • Band Selecting Press POWER/MODE button 2 to select the band of FM1, FM2, FM3 & AM. SEL/AS Button (AS) - 3 • Auto Storing Press SEL/AS button 3 more than 2 seconds to auto store 6 strongest stations in the preset memory button 1 to 6 at FM3 band. Tune Button ( / ) - 4 • Manual Tuning Press the tune button 4 in tuner mode to tune the frequency up or down manually. • Auto Tuning Press the tune button 4 more than 1 second in tuner mode to auto tune the frequency up or down.

7–7 Playing USB

Folder

Up

Button

Scan

Button

Repeat

Button

Random

Button

Folder

Down

Button

Display

Button

Mute Button

Usb Door

Track Select Button

7–8 Track Select Button ( / ) - 2

7–9

7–10 Bluetooth Operation

1 Bluetooth Button

2 Track Select Button

5 Mute Button

Volume Button 3

4 Mode Button

7–11 Bluetooth button ( ) - 1 BT menu adjustment selecting Press the Bluetooth button 1 to select telephone menu adjustment in the following sequence:

Add Dev

Manu Ans

Bt Reset

“Previous Mode” (Am/Fm/Usb/Bt Music)

Add Dev

To enable pairing mode:

a. Car audio system

b. The Audio System displays “PAIRING” and Bluetooth logo ( ) will flashes on LCD, indicates that the Bluetooth is now ready to be paired with the mobile phone.

c. Mobile phone

For devices which do not support Simple Secured Pairing (SSP), the device will prompt the user to enter a passkey. Enter the PIN: “0000” when requested.

7–12 Step 2: Automatic connection mode

The incoming call can only be accepted if the Bluetooth button 1 is pressed once. The incoming conversation can be heard from front speakers.

The incoming call can be accepted automatically after 5 seconds without pressing the Bluetooth button 1.

7–13 Step 5: Ending a call

7–14 Summary of Bluetooth button function Interchange between auto-answering mode and manual answering mode. Active pairing mode Bluetooth reset Reject call Button pressing time: Less than 2 seconds Current Operation Incoming Call/ Conversation Any Mode Bluetooth Button Function Interchange between telephone menu mode Receive/end call Button pressing time: More than 2 seconds Operasi Semasa

Add Device

Manu Ans

Bt

Menu

Mode

Bt Reset

7–15 Error Displays Error Display Cause Measure USB Devices

Error 2

No File

Overcurr

7–16 Installation Install the radio set to the dashboard case with screw w/washer tapping (4 units). Screw w/washer tapping x4 Installation bracket

7–17

10P

Front

Rear

6P

Acc (+12V)

Gnd

7–18 Specification Audio system

General

Fm Tuner

Am Tuner

Usb

Power Amplifier

Bluetooth

7–19 Antenna Shark fin type If there is a problem with your antenna, please consult with an authorised Perodua Service Centre.

8 Side mirrors......................................................................................8–1 Inside mirror......................................................................................8–2 Section 8 Mirrors

8–1 Master switch Control switch

L

R

Mirror

8–2

Caution

Note

L

R

Mirror

8–3 Lever Day Night To set night position (Glare proof type) Pull the lever to reduce glare from the headlights behind you at night. w WARNING Set the mirror in the day position when you need not reduce glare. Rear view clarity is reduced in the night position.

9 Interior lights.....................................................................................9–1 Horn...................................................................................................9–1 Assist grip.........................................................................................9–1 Sun visor...........................................................................................9–2 Glove box..........................................................................................9–3 Utility box..........................................................................................9–3 Mobile phone compartment............................................................9–4 Bottle holder.....................................................................................9–4 Shopping hook.................................................................................9–5 Anti snatch hook..............................................................................9–5 Seatback pocket...............................................................................9–6 Section 9 Interior equipment

9–1

Off

Door

On

Srs Airbag

9–2 Lower the sun visor to use vanity mirror and to protect your eyes from bright sunlight. The sun visor also moves toward the door window. w WARNING Return the sun visor to the original position when not in use. Your visibility may be hindered by the sun visor. Sun visor Vanity mirror

Airbag

Warning For Srs Airbag

Please Refer To The Owner’S Manual For More Details

Airbag

Caution

9–3 Glove box Pull the lever to open the glove box lid and push the lid to lock securely. w WARNING Keep the glove box lid closed while driving. This could help reduce the risk of serious bodily injury in an accident or hard braking. Lever Utility box Center panel Use utility box to keep things such as tickets, name cards, etc. w WARNING Do not keep flammable things such as cigarette lighter in the utility box to prevent fire. Inappropriate sized or shaped objects may be thrown out of the utility box and possibly injured people in the vehicle during a sudden braking or an accident.

R

L

Mirror

Engine

Start

Stop

Off

Off

Off

A

9–4 Bottle holder Front Mobile phone compartment (If equipped) w WARNING Be careful when using the bottle holder. A hot spilled liquid could cause injury and a loss of control of the vehicle. Use only resealable bottles, cups, cans or containers in the bottle holder. The mobile phone compartment is located at the rear console box. See “Rear USB phone charging” in Section 4 for details. Front door w WARNING While you are using the bottle holder, the drink may spill over due to vibration. Be careful not to spill the drinks when the door is opened/closed or hard braking is applied.

9–5 Rear door Shopping hook Anti snatch hook Shopping hooks are provided to keep shopping bags upright and prevent items from falling over and spilling.

Caution

Max

3Kg

9–6 Seatback pocket Use this pocket to keep things such as magazines and maps.

10 Before starting engine.....................................................................10–1 Starting engine.................................................................................10–1 Manual transmission shifting instructions....................................10–2 Shifting points (Manual transmission)...........................................10–3 Automatic transmission shifting instructions...............................10–4 Normal driving tips...........................................................................10–9 Economical driving tips...................................................................10–9 Brake system....................................................................................10–9 Brake pad wear limit indicator.........................................................10–11 Parking tips.......................................................................................10–12 Parking brake warning buzzer.........................................................10–14 Power steering..................................................................................10–14 Eco Idle system.................................................................................10–14 VSC (Vehicle stability control) • TRC (Traction control)................10–20 Hill-Start Assist.................................................................................10–22 ESS (Emergency Stop Signal).........................................................10–24 ASA (Advanced Safety Assist) 2.0..................................................10–24 Section 10 Driving tips

10–1 Before starting engine

See Section 13.

Caution

10–2 For the automatic transmission-equipped vehicle, special care should be exercised to the following points.

10–3 Shifting points (Manual transmission) Recommended shifting speeds Upshift or downshift at the following speed for better fuel economy and longer engine life. Note that the shifting speed varies depending upon the weather and road conditions, etc. Gear 1st-2nd 2nd-1st 15 35 50 70 20 40 55 80 2nd-3rd 3rd-2nd 3rd-4th 4th-3rd 4th-5th 5th-4th Speed

1Kr-Ve

1Nr-Ve

Caution

Caution

1Kr-Ve

1Nr-Ve

10–4 Shift lever button Automatic transmission shifting instructions : Move the shift lever with the brake pedal depressed and the shift lever button pushed. : Move the shift lever with the shift lever button depressed. : Move the shift lever without pressing the shift lever button.

Note

10–5 Shift lock release button Shift lock (automatic transmission) This vehicle is equipped with shift lock system to prevent wrong operation of shift lever. When the shift lever is in the P range, the shift lever cannot be moved unless the ignition switch is in the “ON” or “ACC” position and the brake pedal is depressed. Also, when the shift lever is not in the P range, the ignition key cannot be turned from “ON” or “ACC” to “OFF” or “LOCK” and the ignition key cannot be removed.

Note

N.

Check the indicator to see the present position of the shift lever. • On the electronically-controlled automatic transmission vehicles, when the temperature of the transmission fluid is low immediately after the start of running, an automatic upshift to the 3rd or 4th gear may not take place. When the temperature of the transmission fluid has risen, this automatic upshift will take place. Shift lock release button In case if the battery runs out or weak, use this release button to cancel the shift lock mechanism manually. Unlocking the shift lock system Depress the brake pedal while pressing the shift lock release button and at the same time, operate the shift lever.

Note

10–6 While depressing the brake pedal firmly, place the shift lever to the desired position in D4 (or 3 or 2) for forward driving or in R for backward driving. After releasing the parking brake completely, move the vehicle by releasing the brake pedal slowly. w WARNING

operation, move the shift lever without pressing the shift lever button in order to avoid wrong operation. If the shift lever button is always pressed during the operation, the shift lever may be inadvertently placed in P, R or 2 range, resulting in an unexpected accident.

Even if the shift lever is in D4, the transmission will downshift automatically to the 3rd gear or the 2nd gear depending on vehicle speed.

10–7

Caution

operation, move the shift lever without pressing the shift lever button in order to avoid wrong operation. If the shift lever button is always pressed during the operation, the shift lever may be inadvertently placed in P, R or 2 range, resulting in an unexpected accident.

Caution

1Kr-Ve

1Nr-Ve

D4

10–8 After the vehicle has completely stopped, apply the parking brake and shift the transmission lever to P while depressing the brake pedal. w WARNING

Caution

10–9 Economical driving tips

Caution

10–10 General precautions for braking w WARNING

E B D

10–11 • After the engine has started or while the vehicle is running, if the anti-lock brake system warning light and brake warning light remain illuminated and will not go out, the rear tyres alone may lock during hard braking, thus making the vehicle unstable. • In this case, avoid hard braking and have the vehicle checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre.

Note

Caution

When this light illuminates, have the vehicle checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Brake pad wear limit indicator The brake pad wear limit indicators on the front disc brakes give a warning noise when the brake pads are worn. w WARNING Do not continue using the worn brake pads. This could reduce braking effectiveness and cause an accident. Have the brake pads and rotor checked or replaced immediately.

10–12 w WARNING

Caution

Caution

10–13 On downgrade with curb Parking on slope Turn the front wheels as shown when parking on a slope. Apply the parking brake, and place the transmission in P (automatic transmission) or in 1st gear (manual transmission). If necessary, chock the wheels. On upgrade with curb On either grade without curb

10–14 This vehicle is equipped with electric driven power steering (EPS). The power steering will not assist the steering efforts, unless the engine is running. Therefore, the steering operation requires increased force with the engine off.

Caution

10–15 Steps for Eco Idle and engine restart

(See “Condition for standby”)

The indicator remains on in green during Eco Idle.

(See “Condition for Eco Idle”)

A

The Eco Idle indicator turns off.

(See “Condition for engine restart”)

10–16 w WARNING

Caution

Note

Note that if shift level is moved to the N range before moving it further to other ranges, the engine restarts. • When you want to prepare for vehicle start during Eco Idle (e.g. right or left turn), you can restart the engine in advance by the following operations: • Quickly apply additional force to the brake pedal. • Press the Eco Idle OFF switch. Air conditioner operation during Eco Idle • During Eco Idle, cooling and dehumidifying functions of the air conditioner are stopped. Only ventilation function is available.

To return to normal operation, restart the engine by the following steps: • Quickly apply additional force to the brake pedal. • Operate the steering wheel. • Press the Eco Idle OFF switch.

10–17 Conditions for standby When all of the followings conditions are satisfied, the Eco Idle indicator turns on in green and Eco Idle becomes possible.

(While the operation of Eco Idle is stopped, Eco Idle OFF indicator turns on in orange)

Eat).

Note

Note

10–18 Conditions for engine restart The engine restarts when any of the following operations is performed during Eco Idle.

Note

(Eco Idle OFF indicator flashes in orange) *A phenomenon where the vehicle starts moving slowly without depressing the accelerator pedal, when power is conveyed because the shift lever is not in P or N range while the engine is running.

10–19 Cases where the Eco Idle time get shorter

To ensure safety, the engine will not restart even if you have released your foot from the brake pedal.

The warning buzzer will sound and Eco Idle indicator flashes. Operation of electrical parts during engine restart

i. Audio sytem

ii. GPS or navigation system

Caution

Note

10–20 • If you press the VSC OFF switch more than 3 seconds, VSC (including TRC) will not operate and the VSC OFF and TRC OFF indicator lights will illuminate. • The condition of the tyres has a large influence on the system. Make sure that all tyres are in good condition. w WARNING

Caution

Note

Trc

Vsc

10–21 TRC mechanism The computer compares the tyre slip signals from sensors connected to all 4 wheels. If the signal from one of the driving wheels is more than the other wheels, the computer will interpret that the vehicle is slipping. A brake may be applied to reduce the driving force to the slipping tyre in order to control the slip. TRC and tyre connection

Caution

Note

10–22 Hill-Start Assist helps to prevent the vehicle from rolling back when starting up again from a stopped position on an incline. As the driver release the brake pedal slowly, vehicle retains the brake force for about 2 seconds before accelerates to continue driving. Hill-Start Assist operates under this condition:

10–23

Note

10–24 ESS (Emergency Stop Signal) is a system to reduce the possibility of rear-end collision by lashes the hazard warning signal light when sudden brake is applied, to warn the vehicles that follow. ESS operates under this condition:

10–25 w WARNING Obligation of safe driving

10–26

Note

10–27 Conditions that degrade the recognition performance are vary depending on the function. For details, check the description of each function. w WARNING

10–28

part of the instrument panel with a chemical agent or the like, reflection to the windshield may cause the recognition of stereo camera unstable and the system may not operate properly.

10–29 Pre-Collision Warning Pre-Collision Braking This function alerts the driver when there is a risk of collision in front by recognizing the front obstacle (vehicle/pedestrian) with a stereo camera. If the system determines that the possibility of collision with the front obstacles ahead is high, the buzzer will sound and the ASA operation indicator light blinks to alert the driver for urges the collision avoidance operation. This function operates when both the own vehicle speed and the speed difference between the front obstacles are:

10–30 Keep stopping After the vehicle stops due to the emergency braking, the brake force is held for a maximum of about 1.5 seconds. During keep stopping control, the buzzer will sound and the ASA operation indicator light blinks. Damage mitigation brake assist When the driver steps on the brake pedal for avoidance during emergency braking, the stereo camera outputs the control request and activates this function to support deceleration with more braking force more than stepped on and assists in reducing the damage. This function operates when both own vehicle speed and the speed difference between front obstacles are:

10–31 The possibility of collision Mechanism Strength of emergency braking Damage mitigation brake assist Buzzer sound Master warning light *1 When depressing the brake pedal during emergency braking operation *2 Finish by driver’s operation Pre-Collision Warning Primary braking Emergency braking Secondary braking Keep stopping High Lights off Lights off Without braking More high Very high – – 1 2 3 Weak braking PiPiPiPiPiPi Blinking Blinking *2 Lighting PiPiPiPiPi... Operation *1 PiPiPi... *2 Strong braking ASA operation indicator – Mechanism for Pre-Collision Warning & Pre-Collision Braking

Note

10–32 w WARNING

10–33 Inactivity situation The stereo camera recognize pedestrian for Pre-Collision Warning and Pre-Collision Braking function. The pedestrian recognition is done from the size, shape and movement of the object. It recognizes when the contours of the head and shoulders are clear. Following cases may result into Pre-Collision Warning and Pre-Collision Braking may not operate and may not stop completely.

10–34

10–35 Unnecessary operation In the following cases, Pre-Collision Warning and Pre-Collision Braking may operate unexpectedly. Therefore, be sure to turn off the ASA function. (See “ASA OFF switch” in section 4)

10–36 When the vehicle detects obstacles such as vehicle, wall or building within about 4 meter in front, and the driver steps at the accelerator pedal more quickly and more strongly than necessary, the stereo camera judges as the driver’s pedal misoperation. Then the engine output is controlled with the warning to avoid sudden acceleration. The suppression control of the engine output operates for about 8 seconds at the longest while stepping on the accelerator pedal. If the depression of accelerator pedal is strong but not quick at under 4 km/h, only the warning is operated without engine output control to alert the driver for urges the collision avoidance operation. When all of the following conditions are satisfied, the control becomes operate.

Store

10–37 w WARNING

10–38

When the own vehicle is in a sharp curve, or a sudden uphill/downhill.

10–39 In the following cases, the Pedal Misoperation Control may operate even if there is no possibility of collision.

10–40

10–41 Function OFF display and system failure List of function OFF codes for ASA

11E

12E

14E

Caution

10–42 When ASA is turned off by the ASA OFF switch Front Departure Alert When system failure When function OFF Pre-Collision Warning Primary braking Secondary braking Keep stopping Warning Control Pre-Collision Braking Pedal Misoperation Control When the stereo camera fails, “A.S.A ERROR” is displayed. “A.S.A OFF” and the function OFF code are displayed.

Off

Off

10–43 Vehicle data recording Data usage Advanced Safety Assist (ASA) is equipped with a computer which record data concerning the vehicle control and operations. The record data are mainly as follows. • Operation status of accelerator pedal. • Operation status of brake pedal. • Operation status of steering wheel and shift lever. • Vehicle information such as vehicle speed. • Operation status of each ASA function. • Distance between to an obstacle such as preceding vehicle, relative speed, etc. • Image data of the stereo camera (only when operating the secondary brake). Furthermore, the computer does not record conversations, sounds or pictures in the vehicle. Perodua may use the data recorded in these computers to diagnose malfunctions, conduct research and development, and improve quality. Perodua will not disclose the recorded data to a third party except : • With the consent of the vehicle owner or with the consent of the lessee if the vehicle is leased. • In response to an official request by police, a court of law or a government agency. • For use by Perodua in a lawsuit. • For research purposes where the data is not tied to a specific vehicle or vehicle owner. The recorded image data can be erased using a special device. It is possible to stop the function of recording the image data. For details, contact an authorised Perodua service centre.

11 If engine won’t start..........................................................................11–1 Jump-starting....................................................................................11–2 Engine overheating..........................................................................11–4 Tools..................................................................................................11–5 Flat tyre..............................................................................................11–7 Towing...............................................................................................11–14 Warning sounds................................................................................11–17 Section 11 In case of an emergency

11–1 If engine won’t start In case the starter won’t crank If the sound level of the horn is low, or if the headlights are dimmed, first check the battery. See Section 14. If the battery is discharged, jump-start it. If the cause is still not clear, have the system checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. w WARNING Do not push or pull-start the vehicle. This could damage the vehicle or cause an accident. In case the starter cranks

Caution

11–2 Jump-starting w WARNING Observe the following instructions to prevent serious bodily injury and damage to your vehicle.

Caution

11–3

Turn off all unnecessary lights and accessories on the vehicles. Place the transmission lever in neutral (manual transmission) or in P or N (automatic transmission).

Fully apply the parking brake.

If the engine will not start despite of a few attempts or you are unsure of the cause of battery discharging, have your vehicle checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre.

“Off”.

Connect the cable from the negative terminal of the booster battery to a solid unpainted metallic point away from the battery.

Do not lean over the battery when connecting.

Make sure the connection is secure. w WARNING To prevent short circuit;

11–4 Engine overheating If the engine overheats, the engine emits pinging noises and engine performance drops noticeably as well as the engine coolant temperature gauge indicates overheating. In this case, observe the following WARNINGS and follow the procedure described. w WARNING To help reduce the risk of burn or serious bodily injury;

The engine is more prone to overheat in hot weather. The following should be checked regularly:

If the engine overheats frequently, have the cooling system checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre.

11–5 Tools Jack Tool bag

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11–6 Maintenance instructions

If there is, replace it with a new one. Tool bag Jack handle Assemble the jack handle as shown in the illustration to turn the worm shaft. Jack handle Hub nut wrench 1 Tool bag 2 Hub nut wrench 3 Jack handle 4 Towing hook 5 Band

11–7 Stowing the tools

Avoid changing a flat tyre on a slope.

11–8 Spare tyre Spare tyre Open the back door and raise the deck board. Learn the storage location of the spare tyre. Chock the tyre, located diagonally opposite to the flat tyre, at the opposite end. This is the most effective location for a chock. For improved safety, chock front and back of the tyre, if possible.

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11–9 To remove / install the tyre

Do not remove the hub nuts. w WARNING Be careful not to get injured by slipping the hub nut wrench. Precaution for temporary use spare tyre (for variant: X & AV) The spare tyre equipped in your vehicle is smaller than the standard tyre and is designed for temporary use only. w WARNING

11–10 w WARNING To prevent accidental slip of the jack and serious bodily injury;

Jack up the vehicle gently until the tyre clears the ground surface only enough to remove and install the tyre. w WARNING Place the spare tyre under the vehicle body at a point near the tyre to be changed. This is a precautionary measure that may be helpful to avoid danger in the event that the jack is detached.

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11–12 Seat section Tapered section

Caution

Tightening torque: 88.3 - 117.7 N;m

(65.1 - 86.8 ft-lb, 9.0 - 12.0 kgf-m)

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Tighten the air valve cap.

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11–14 Towing We recommend that your vehicle be towed by an authorised Perodua tow truck service. If the wheels or axles are damaged, use a towing dolly.

Caution

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11–16 Cover Cloth Flat screwdriver Towing hook

11–17 Other vehicle towing The rear tow hook for towing the other vehicle is provided behind the cover under the rear of the vehicle. Remove the cover before using the towing hook. w WARNING Do not exceed the maximum towing speed regulated by the local regulation.

Caution

This towing hook is designed for towing other vehicles only. • Always pull the hook straight-ahead to prevent it from being damaged. Do not pull it from the side or in a vertical direction. Also, do not pull it sharply. The warning sounds indicate abnormal conditions or current conditions in the various systems. When you hear the following sounds, be sure to take necessary measures by referring to the related sections mentioned below. The buzzer sounds continuously (See Section 3, Seat belt warning buzzer). (See Section 2, Warning buzzer). (See Section 4, Key reminder buzzer). (See Section 5, Brake warning buzzer). (See Section 5, Power steering warning buzzer). (See Section 10, Parking brake warning buzzer). A squeaky noise is emitted during braking. (See Section 10, Brake pad wear limit indicator) Warning sounds

12 Exterior cleaning..............................................................................12–1 Interior cleaning................................................................................12–2 Rust prevention................................................................................12–3 Section 12 Appearance care

12–1 Exterior cleaning Washing

Turn the engine off.

Caution

Gasoline or strong toxic solvents are not recommended to protect paint finish. • Do not apply hot water on the vehicle. This could damage the paint finish. Also, do not wipe off dirt or dust if the body surface is dry. When using an automatic car wash machine

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12–2 Wax your vehicle on a regular basis to preserve the paint finish. Wash and dry the vehicle before waxing. If the paint finish is hot, move the vehicle into shade and allow the surface to cool before waxing.

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12–3 Rust preventive measures Keep your Perodua clean; If you live in an area where rust formation is prone to occur, such as where salt is sprinkled on roads, near seacoast, or where industrial pollutants spread, be especially careful of rust formation. We recommend washing the underside of your vehicle at least once a month. Clean the fenders and other parts hidden from you. Wash away mud thoroughly as wet mud could promote rust formation. When cleaning the under-side of the doors, rocker panels, frame members, and so forth, make sure the water drain holes are not clogged. Keep your garage dry; Moisture is harmful for your vehicle, especially over 0oC. Therefore, do not park your vehicle in a poorly-ventilated area with high humidity. 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 scratch or chip on the paint finish must be touched up as soon as possible. Have the bare steel repaired at a qualified body repair shop or an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Pay attention to interior; Check, at regular intervals, that under-side of the mats and carpets are dry. Do not wash the interior. Furthermore, carry chemicals, cleansers, fertilizers, salt, etc., in a proper container. If it has spilt or leaked, clean and dry the area immediately. Rust prevention We at Perodua have been producing high-quality vehicles with advanced rust preventive design and construction. Nevertheless, this constitutes merely part of a total rust prevention program. To maintain good rust preventive quality for a long period of time, it is important for you to understand what to do on your part. w WARNING Do not coat the exhaust system components with additional rust preventive materials. This could overheat and cause a fire. Cause of rust formation The followings are usual causes of rust:

13 Maintenance requirements..............................................................13–1 Maintenance schedule.....................................................................13–3 Section 13 Vehicle maintenance service

13–1 Maintenance requirements (General precaution)

13–2 Carefully monitor your Perodua Monitor your Perodua for changes in performance, sounds, and visual tip-offs that indicate requirement of maintenance service. Some important clues are as follows:

(Water drainage from the air conditioner is normal.)

13–3 Follow the mileage and/or the period of the vehicle that has been driven, whichever comes first without any notice from an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Continue maintenance service after 100,000 km, following the schedule. NOTE: PERODUA may change the contents without prior notification. Section Engine Item What to do Inspection interval x 1000 km Month(s) 30 50 24 40 18 30 12 20 6 10 36 60 42 70 48 80 54 90 60 100 Air cleaner element Cleaning Check

13–4 Section Engine Item What to do Inspection interval x 1000 km Month(s) 30 50 24 40 18 30 12 20 6 10 36 60 42 70 48 80 54 90 60 100 Drive belt (Alternator, water pump, air conditioner) Check

1Kr

34B19L

M42

13–5 Section Power transmitting system Suspension system Item What to do Inspection interval Check

Api Gl-4

Atf D3-Sp

13–6 Section Brake system Item What to do Inspection interval Check

13–7 Schedule for SEVERE driving NOTE: PERODUA may change the contents without prior notification. Section Engine Item What to do Inspection interval x 1000 km Month(s) 50 40 30 20 10 1 60 70 80 90 100 Air cleaner element Check and clean : Every 5,000 km Change : Every 20,000 km Every 5,000 km (every 3 months) Check & clean

(steering wheel)

13–8 Recommended periodical maintenance guide for air conditioner

Maintenance Service

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14 Engine compartment..............................................................................................................................14-1 Instruction on do-it-yourself maintenance service.............................................................................14-3 Engine oil................................................................................................................................................14-4 Engine coolant........................................................................................................................................14-7 Drive belt check......................................................................................................................................14-9 Air filter cleaning and replacement.......................................................................................................14-10 Spark plug check and replacement......................................................................................................14-11 Battery condition check and cleaning..................................................................................................14-15 Fuse.........................................................................................................................................................14-17 Fusible link check...................................................................................................................................14-22 Brake fluid level check...........................................................................................................................14-22 Windshield washer fluid level check.....................................................................................................14-23 Manual transmission oil level check.....................................................................................................14-24 Automatic transmission fluid level check............................................................................................14-24 Steering wheel free play check.............................................................................................................14-25 Clutch pedal free play check.................................................................................................................14-26 Brake pedal.............................................................................................................................................14-26 Parking brake reserve travel check.......................................................................................................14-27 Brake booster operation check.............................................................................................................14-28 Wiper blade replacement.......................................................................................................................14-28 Light bulb replacement..........................................................................................................................14-30 Tyres........................................................................................................................................................14-37 Section 14 Do-it-yourself maintenance service

14–1 Engine compartment Type 1KR-VE engine Radiator cap (page 14-8) Engine oil filter (page 14-7) Engine oil level gauge (page 14-4) Brake fluid reserve tank (page 14-22) Engine oil filler cap (page 14-5) Spark plug (page 14-11) Fusible link (page 14-22) Battery (page 14-15) Windshield washer fluid tank (page 14-23) Engine coolant reserve tank (page 14-8) Automatic transmission fluid level gauge (page 14-24)

14–2 Type 1NR-VE engine Brake fluid reserve tank (page 14-22) Spark plug (page 14-13) Fusible link (page 14-22) Battery (page 14-15) Windshield washer fluid tank (page 14-23) Engine oil filler cap (page 14-5) Engine coolant reserve tank (page 14-8) Automatic transmission fluid level gauge (page 14-24) Radiator cap (page 14-8) Engine oil filter (page 14-7) Engine oil level gauge (page 14-4)

14–3 w WARNING

Caution

14–4 Electric engine cooling fan w WARNING

Note

14–5

Wear protective glasses, if necessary. Drain plug

14–6 Loosen

Tightening torque: 10.0 2.0 N.m

(102 20 kgf.cm)

Tighten the drain plug.

Tightening torque: 29.5 5.9 N.m

(301 60 kgf.cm)

Caution

For recommended engine oil and its capacity, see Section 17.

Any leak indicates improper installation of the oil filter or drain plug.

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Caution

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14–8 Check the coolant level in the reserve tank when the engine is cold. Check if the level is between the “F (full)” and “L (low)” lines. If the coolant level becomes low due to natural evaporation, add soft water only. If a substantial amount of coolant is lost, add long-life coolant. If the reserve tank become empty, fill the radiator as well as the reserve tank with coolant. Wipe the spilt coolant away and install the reserve tank and radiator caps securely. Engine coolant level check It is necessary to change the coolant at regular intervals. For coolant capacity, see Section 17. w WARNING

14–9

Pour the clean soft water into the reserve tank to the “F (full)” line.

14–10 • Do not drive with the air cleaner element removed. Failure to observe this will cause excessive engine wear. • Make sure the air filter is not exposed to oil. It may reduce the effectiveness of the element. Air filter cleaning and You can clean the air filter with compressed air. Apply compressed air only from the clean side of the air filter. Replace the air filter, if necessary. If the vehicle has been driven mainly in dusty areas, clean the air filter at intervals of 5,000 km. Wipe the air filter case and seat with a soft cloth to remove dirt or dust.

Caution

14–11 To store

14–12 1KR-VE Engine

Note

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For recommended spark plugs, see Section 17.

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14–13 (Type 2) 2 1 1NR-VE Engine 4 3 1NR-VE Engine

Tightening torque: 22.0 4.4 N.m

(224 45 kgf.cm)

Caution

Tightening torque: 8.0 2.4 N.m

(82 24 kgf.cm)

14–14 1NR-VE Engine 1NR-VE Engine

Note

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For recommended spark plugs, see Section 17.

Caution

14–15 Upper limit Lower limit Terminals Hold down clamp Battery condition check and cleaning Check for cracks, corroded or loose connections or loose hold-down clamps. If the terminals of the battery are dirty, clean them with baking soda water and apply new grease on them. If the terminals are loose, tighten them securely. Check the electrolyte level if it is between the upper and lower limits. If the electrolyte level is too low, remove the vent cap from each cell. Add distilled water to each cell up to upper limit. w WARNING

Caution

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14–17 Risk of explosion. Risk of acid burns Battery acid is caustic. It must not come into contact with the skin, eyes or clothing. Immediately rinse acid splashes thoroughly with clean water. If necessary, consult a doctor. Keep away from fire and naked flames, and refrain from smoking. Avoid creating sparks. Wear suitable eye protection. Follow all operating instructions. Keep children away from batteries. Fuse Fuse location Main fuse box Relay & fuse box

14–18 Main fuse block 1

Notice

Use The Designated Fuses Only

7 (Ecu-B)...10A

8 (Door-Dl)...15A

9 (Power B)...20A

! (A/C)...7.5A

1 Am 2...30A

1KR-VE Engine...40A

1NR-VE Engine...50A 3 RAD - Radiator Fan...30A

4 (Abs)...40A

9 Ig/Back...5A

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$ Am 1...5A

% (Socket)...15A

& Back Up2...5A

* Am 2...7.5A

Ç Horn...10A

14–19 Fuse check and replacement Claw Relay & fuse box To remove the cover of the relay & fuse box

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$ (Abs 2)...30A

) Back Up...15A

* Fuel Pump...10A

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14–21 To remove fuse

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14–22 • If a newly replaced fuse quickly blows out, have the vehicle checked by an authorised Perodua Service Centre.

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Never especially use a fuse with its amperage rating higher than specified. We recommend you keep a set of spare fuses for emergency. Fusible link check If excessive amount of current should run from the positive terminal of the battery to the headlight circuit or the ignition switch circuit, the fusible link will blow to prevent a fire. Immediately call an authorised Perodua Service Centre to repair the system. w WARNING Never install anything in place of a fusible link even temporarily. It may cause extensive damage to the vehicle and a fire. Fusible link Check the brake fluid reserve tank if the brake fluid level is between the “MAX” and “MIN” lines. If the brake fluid level is too low, slowly add clean brake fluid to the “MAX” line. For recommended brake fluid, see Section 17.

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14–24 w WARNING To reduce the risk of personal injury, do not check the oil level unless the ignition switch has been turned completely “LOCK” and the engine has cooled sufficiently. Park the vehicle on a level surface and apply the parking brake. Turn the ignition switch to “LOCK”. Remove the filler plug and check the transmission oil level with your finger. If the transmission oil level is less than 5 mm (0.2 in.) below the bottom edge of the hole, the oil level is satisfactory. 5 mm (0.2 in.) or less Manual transmission oil level check If the oil level is satisfactory, reinstall the filler plug with new gasket interposed and tighten it securely. Tightening torque: 39.2 9.8 N.m (400 99 kgf.cm) When the oil level is low, add the specified oil until it starts to flow out the filler hole. For recommanded manual transmission oil, see section 17. Reinstall the filler plug with new gasket interposed and tighten it securely. Tightening torque: 39.2 9.8 N.m (400 99 kgf.cm)

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Check the fluid level again at normal operating temperature (70 - 900C) for correct level. • If the level differs between the front and rear sides of the level gauge, use the side having the lower level.

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14–26 17 - 32 mm Clutch pedal free play check Depress the clutch pedal by hand lightly until you feel resistance, and measure the free play. Check to see that the free play is within the specification. w WARNING If the free play is not within the specification, have the system checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. 0.5 - 2.0 mm Turn the engine off and depress the brake pedal more than five times to release vacuum in the brake booster. Measure the play of the pedal by pulling the brake pedal toward your side. Check to see that the free play is within the specification. w WARNING If the free play is not within the specification, have the system checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. Brake pedal Brake pedal free play check 67 mm or more Reserve travel Brake pedal reserve travel check

14–27 w WARNING If the reserve travel is not within the specification, have the system checked immediately by an authorised Perodua Service Centre. 5 - 7 notches

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14–29 New wiper blade

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14–30 Light bulb replacement Use the bulb as specified. (See Section 17) w WARNING To prevent injury;

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14–31 Clearance lights / front turn signal lights The clearence lights A are using LED type. If any of the LED burns out, contact an authorised Perodua Service Centre. The front turn signal light bulb B can be removed from the engine compartment side. To remove bulb

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14–38 Proper air pressure Improper air pressure Less inflated Over inflated Tyre rotation Tyres wear out in different ways if they are used in the same position for a long period. To prevent this problem, rotate the tyres in the order shown above. Adjust the tyre air pressure after rotation. Tyre rotation interval: every 10,000 km Front of vehicle If the wear indicator on the tyre surface is visible, replace the tyre as soon as possible. Tyre wear check Worn tread New tread Wear indicator marks

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15 Introduction.......................................................................................15–1 Car alarm/central lock......................................................................15–1 Panic button......................................................................................15–3 Car finder...........................................................................................15–3 Important...........................................................................................15–3 Replacement of battery in the transmitter......................................15–4 Section 15 Alarm/central locking

15–1 Introduction Type 1 Type 2 Perodua alarm system is controlled by a highly portable and durable keyless entry/ transmitter. The transmitter will transmit a security coded radio signal to activate the car alarm and central lock system. This system helps to detect the car door(s) at “LOCK” or “UNLOCK” position within a distance around 10 meters (provided no obstruction, interference and battery in transmitter is in normal working condition). Correct function of the mode selected is indicated by the blinking lights of the vehicle. w WARNING Do not modify, remove or disassemble the system. If any unauthorised changes or modifications are made, proper operation of the system cannot be guaranteed. Keyless entry / transmitter Button 1 - Lock Button 2 - Unlock Button 3 - Trunk Button 4 - Panic button (If equipped) Car alarm/central lock

15–2

15–3 To ensure that this system is in good working conditions, always check the followings:

If the battery of the transmitter is weak, it will affect the system as follows: a) The control distance of the transmitter becomes nearer or the transmitter is unable to activate or de-activate the alarm/central lock system.

NOTE: If the above symptoms are detected, the battery must be replaced.

Even if the battery of the transmitter is in good working condition, the control distance may becomes nearer due to the excessive RF interference/harmonic interference (e.g. mobile telephone is in use beside the vehicle; installation of audio devices like car speaker is too close to system control unit) Important This system can help you locate your vehicle in a large car park. You may also use it to ensure that the doors are locked. Operation procedures Steps:

15–4 Booster Battery Weak Battery (1) Disconnect Red Black Red Black (2) To car chassis

Avoid “Jump Start” from battery to battery as this will cause the Alarm System to be damaged. However, if the jump start cannot be avoided, the below procedure must be followed;

disconnect the -ve lead (1) from the weak battery and connect jumper cable (2) onto chassis as shown.

15–5 Battery

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16 Section 16 Reverse/front corner sensor Reverse sensor.................................................................................16–1 Front corner sensor..........................................................................16–1

16–1 Reverse sensor Front corner sensor (if equipped) Refer to zone detection Front corner sensor location Zone detection a) 1.15 meter to 0.8 meter ! buzzer sounds (5 beep/s) b) 0.8 meter to 0.5 meter ! buzzer sounds (8 beep/s) c) 0.5 meter to 0.1 meter ! Continuous sound You should reduce vehicle speed and beware of those obstacles behind. When the beep sound change from intermittent to continuous, the distance between your vehicle rear bumper and the nearest object behind your vehicle is less than 0.5 meter. You should immediately stop your vehicle. This reverse sensor is designed to guide drivers reversing and reverse parking. It should not be considered as a safety device. The device will start to operate 0.8 second after the driver engaged the reverse gear (with engine started). When the device start generating, an intermittent beep sound, the distance between your vehicle rear bumper and the nearest obstacle behind your vehicle is approximately: This front corner sensor will assist the driver to park the vehicle during front straight parking or side parking into tight space. The device lets you know the approximate distance between the vehicle and obstacles while parking. The front corner sensors works only when the ignition switch is turned ON, front corner sensor switch is turned ON and the vehicle speed is less than 10 km/h.

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17 Vehicle specifications......................................................................17–1 Engine specifications.......................................................................17–1 Fuel....................................................................................................17–1 Coolant..............................................................................................17–1 Battery...............................................................................................17–1 Engine tune-up.................................................................................17–2 Lubricant recommendation.............................................................17–3 Engine oil viscosity chart................................................................17–3 Brake fluid.........................................................................................17–4 Tyre specifications...........................................................................17–4 Bulb specifications...........................................................................17–4 Weights..............................................................................................17–4 Section 17 Specifications

17–1 Vehicle specifications mm mm mm mm mm Overall length 4,170 1,620 1,525 2,455 1,410 1,405 1,405 1,400 Overall width Overall height Wheel base Front Rear Front Rear 14" tyre 14" tyre 15" tyre 15" tyre Track Engine specifications Engine ID

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18–2 Brake pad wear limit indicator ................................................. 10-11 Battery condition check and cleaning .................................... 14-15 Precautions for battery ....................................................... 14-16 Brake fluid level check ............................................................ 14-22 Brake pedal ............................................................................. 14-26 Brake pedal free play check .............................................. 14-26 Brake pedal reserve travel check ...................................... 14-26 Brake booster operation check ............................................... 14-28 Battery ..................................................................................... 17-1 Brake fluid................................................................................ 17-4 Bulb specifications .................................................................. 17-4

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18–3 Engine oil ................................................................................. 14-4 Engine oil level check ........................................................ 14-4 Engine oil change .............................................................. 14-5 Oil filter change .................................................................. 14-7 Engine coolant ......................................................................... 14-7 Engine coolant level check ................................................ 14-8 Engine coolant change ...................................................... 14-8 Engine specifications .............................................................. 17-1 Engine tune-up ........................................................................ 17-2 Engine oil viscosity chart ......................................................... 17-3

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18–4 Automatic transmission shift indicator light ....................... 5-10 High beam indicator light .................................................. 5-11 Front fog light-on indicator light.......................................... 5-11 Turn signal indicator light / Hazard warning signal indicator light ........................................................... 5-11 Security indicator light ....................................................... 5-12 Eco indicator light .............................................................. 5-12 Service information reminder indicator .............................. 5-12 VSC OFF indicator light ..................................................... 5-13 TRC OFF indicator light ..................................................... 5-13 Slip indicator light .............................................................. 5-13 Eco Idle ready indicator light ............................................. 5-14 Eco Idle OFF indicator light ............................................... 5-14 ASA operation indicator light.............................................. 5-14 ASA OFF indicator light...................................................... 5-15 Installation ............................................................................... 7-16 Inside mirror ............................................................................ 8-2 Interior lights ............................................................................ 9-1 Room light .......................................................................... 9-1 If engine won’t start ................................................................. 11-1 In case the starter won’t crank ........................................... 11-1 In case the starter cranks .................................................. 11-1 Interior cleaning ....................................................................... 12-2 Instructions on do-it-yourself maintenance service ................. 14-3 Electric engine cooling fan ................................................ 14-4 Introduction ............................................................................. 15-1 Keyless entry / transmitter ................................................. 15-1 Important ................................................................................. 15-3

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The following Wireless Communication products in this vehicle is certified (Type Approved) by SIRIM under Communication and Multimedia Act 1998 Keyless entry systems (keyless transmitter), Keyless entry systems/immobilizer (smartkey transmitter), Immobilizer equipment (body ECU)

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Certification model : TWB1G0125 / TWB1G0126 Frequency band ; 433.92MHz Maximum output power ; 80dBuV/m@3m Manufacturer name : ALPS ELECTRIC CO.,LTD. Manufacturer address : 6-3-36, Furukawanakazato, Osaki City, Miyagi

Prefecture 989-6181, Japan CAUTION - Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type. CAUTION - Do not exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like. CAUTION - Do not give mechanically crushing or cutting of a battery. CAUTION - Do not subjected to extremely low air pressure at high altitude. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. Certification model : TWB1G0125 Hereby, ALPS ELECTRIC CO.,LTD., declares that the radio equipment type TWB1G0125 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of confirmity is available at the following internet address : https://www.alps.com/products/common/pdf/HandUnit/TWB1G0125.pdf Certification model : TWB1G0126 Hereby, ALPS ELECTRIC CO.,LTD., declares that the radio equipment type TWB1G0126 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of confirmity is available at the following internet address : https://www.alps.com/products/common/pdf/HandUnit/TWB1G0084.pdf

For vehicles sold in Fiji Certification model : TWB1G0125/TWB1G0126/DA5501 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Warning

For vehicles sold in Singapore Certification model : TWB1G0125/TWB1G0126/DA5501/EMU36090 Complies with IMDA Standards

Da107248

For vehicles sold in Seychelles Certification model : DA5501/DA5502 Importer name : SF Hybrid Motors Importer trademark : SF Hybrid Motors Importer address : Industrial Estate Providence Mahe, Seychelles Certification model : TWB1G0125/TWB1G0126 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Fcc Caution

Gd42L-D2107-001

Gd42L-E2208-002