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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Figure 8.15   manual-operated valve brake lever
k. Install the manual-operated valve detent connecting rod (shown as Figure 8.15), align it with the cross shaft hole.
l. Push the shaft by the position

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual f. Make the installation of oil bottom shell is proper for transfer case and the tighten the safety valve according to the
specification and sequence (Refer to Figure 8.61). do not distort it.
16.Torq

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Brake-1
  Chapter 8
  Brake
Cautions...................................................................................... 2
Troubleshooting............................................................

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Brake-31
Antilock Braking System (ABS)
Cautions
1. It must not remove or install the electric elements and wire bunch plug when the ignition switch is in ON to avoid
the damage of ECU. It should turn

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual CD Player and Air Conditioning System-4
Air Conditioning System
Composition of Air Conditioning System
Air conditioning system mainly consists of air conditioner control unit, display unit, sensors an

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual CD Player and Air Conditioning System-5
1. integrated display screen    2. CD player    3. Air conditioner ECU    4.  Temperature sensor the evaporator   5. Outside
temperature sensor
6. Outside tempe

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual 
CD Player and Air Conditioning System-6
Turn the ignition  switch from OFF to ON
The  display  symbols  all light  up
failure of the  switch  or display  tune
NO
Press down  “Temp+”  switch
Enter

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual 
CD Player and Air Conditioning System-7
C ode off ailu re S ensor f ai lure
10 0 O pen c ircu itof outsid e t em perature sens or
20 0 S hortcirc uit o f o utside temp eratur e s ensor
01 0 O pen c i
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