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Brake system related data
Brake pedal's free stroke
The free stroke of the brake pedal is the displace-
ment of the brake pedal before the brake master
cylinder starts to build pressure.
Brake friction wear limit
Brake type
Front disc brake
Brake pad: Residual thickness of friction material is 2 mm (excluding bottom plate)
(15" APG57)
Brake disc: disc thickness worn to 21 mm
Rear disc brake
Brake pad: Residual thickness of friction material is 2 mm (excluding bottom plate)
(15" APG38)
Brake disc: disc thickness worn to 7 mm
WARNING
Incorrectly performed repairs and modifications
on the vehicle, e.g. through use of unsuitable
parts, can damage the vehicle and cause acci-
dents and serious or fatal injuries!
Wheel and tyre related data
Driving wheels
Tyre specification
Wheel specification
225/55 R17 97H
225/50 R18 95H
Spare wheel
Tyre specification
Wheel specification
T125/70 R18 99M
3.5Jx18 H2 ET25.5
Fuel consumption rate and CO
The fuel consumption rates listed in this specifi-
cation are determined on the basis of vehicle re-
conditioning weight in accordance with the fol-
lowing working conditions specified in GB/
T19233-2020 and GB/ T12545.1-2008 standards.
The fuel consumption and emission rates listed in
this manual are not specific to any particular ve-
hicle type. The fuel consumption and CO
sion rates are not only dependent on the per-
formance of the vehicle, but also closely related
The free stroke of the brake pedal should be con-
sistent with the technical requirements of the
vehicle.
The reasonable range of free stroke of brake ped-
al is 3-10 mm.
Brake friction wear limit
● The maintenance and modification of the ve-
Tank capacities
7J×17 ET45
7J×18 ET45
emission
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to your driving style and other non-technical fac-
tors (e.g., road conditions, altitude, traffic flow
and weather conditions).
Vehicle fuel consumption not only depends on
fuel efficiency, but also on non-technical factors
such as driving performance and environmental
conditions. Add-up parts, tyres and other auxili-
emis-
ary equipment and accessories can change the
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weight, rolling resistance, aerodynamics and oth-
er important vehicle parameters, which are in ad-
dition to weather and traffic conditions, affect
fuel consumption and power. Therefore, fuel
hicles shall be carried out by the qualified
workshop who have the necessary tools, di-
agnostic instruments, maintenance materials
and qualified professional and technical per-
sonnel.
Tank capacity
Approx. 51 L, of which about 8 L reserve.
Technical data
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