2008 GEELY FC steering wheel

Brake
Brake system......................................................
132
Notes..............................................................
132
Remove malfunction...........................................
133
Malfunction phenomenon table.....................
133
Brake liquid.........................................................
135
Discharge the air in brake system.................
135
Brake pedal assembly........................................
136
Adjustment.....................................................
136
Change..........................................................
137
Vacuum booster assembly.................................
138
Inspection on automobile...............................
138
Change..........................................................
138
Front brake assembly.........................................
141
Overhaul........................................................
141
Rear brake assembly.........................................
144
Overhaul........................................................
144Hydraulic pressure control unit (equipping with ABS)...148
Inspection on automobile...............................
148
Change..........................................................
148
Speed sensor of front wheel..............................
151
Change..........................................................
151
Speed sensor of rear wheels...........................
152
Change..........................................................
152
Parking brake
Parking brake system.........................................
154
Malfunction phenomenon table.....................
154
Adjustment.....................................................
154
Parking brake handle assembly.........................
155
Change..........................................................
155
Parking front bake pull cable assembly............
156
Change..........................................................
156
Parking rear brake pull cable assembly...........
158
Change..........................................................
158
Parking brake assembly....................................
161
Overhaul........................................................
161Transmission
Disassemble assembly...................................
165
Assemble the assembly....................................
191
Steering column
Steering system..................................................
192
Note...............................................................
192
Malfunction phenomenon table.....................
192
Inspection on automobile...............................
193
Steering column system.....................................
194
Overhaul........................................................
194
Power steering
Power steering system......................................
198
Note...............................................................
198
Malfunction phenomenon table....................
199
Inspection on automobile.............................
200
Power steering oil pump assembly..................
203
Overhaul........................................................
203
Power steering gear assembly.........................
205
Overhaul........................................................
205
Air conditioner
Air conditioning system......................................
213
Note...............................................................
213
Inspection on automobile...............................
213
Inspection......................................................
214
Refrigerant..........................................................
215
Inspection on automobile...............................
215
Change..........................................................
221
Refrigerant pipeline............................................
222
Parts...............................................................
222Control assembly, air conditioner control panel (AUTO A/C)...223
Overhaul........................................................
223
Fan assembly...................................................
224
Overhaul........................................................
224
Air conditioner central heating core assembly..
227
Overhaul........................................................
227
Compressor assembly.....................................
234

Brief introduction on Geely model “FC”Basic parametersTable 1 Complete vehicle basic parametersUnit
Item nameNumber
Dimension parametersOverall
dimension
Wheel trackLength
Width
Height
Front wheel
Rear wheel
Wheel base
Front suspension
Rear suspensionPassenger numberPersonParameters±15±15±20±10±10±30±30Left lamp
Right lamp
Left lamp
Right lampLeft and
right
inclination
Down
inclinationComplete vehicle herb massMax. total massFront axle
Rear axle
Front axle
Rear axle
Weight distributionNo
load
Full
loadMin. turning diameter
Min. gound clearance
Approach angle (full load) Departure angle (full load)Front wheel camber
Kingpin inclination angle
caster angleConvergence of front wheelsRear wheel camberConvergence of rear wheelsLeft wheel: inside/outside
Right wheel:inside/outside CanderaBrief introduction on Geely model “FC” Basic parameters
Mass parameters
Traverse ability
Front wheel alignment
parameters
Rear wheel
alignment
parameters Front wheel
steering
wheel
Head lamp light
High beam
optical axisLuminous intensity of
high beam of head lamp1

Maintenance period-Table on maintenance period at normal conditionsTable on maintenance period at normal conditionsMaintenance content:I: Inspection and correction or replacement if necessary R: Replacementmileage
reading1000kmMaintenance period
(Odometer readings or
operating monthssubject to
the first coming)Engine basic elements
1. Valve clearance*12. Drive belt
3. Engine oil (APLSJ,SL or ILSAC) *24. Oil filter*25. Cooling and heating system hose and joint*3*46. Engine coolant*5*67. CVVT oil duct filter screen
8. Exhaust pipe and fixed mount
Ignition system
9. Spark plug
10. BatteryFuel and exhaust gas control system11. Fuel filter
12. Air filter core13. Connecting conditions of fuel tank cover,
fuel pipe and fuel evaporation control valve*714. Activated carbon canister
Chassis and vehicle body
15. Brake pedal and parking brake
16. Brake pad and brake disc
17. Brake fluid
18. Brake Pipe and hose
19. Power steering oil20. Steering wheel, steering linkage and gear box oil21. Drive shaft dust cover
22. Ball joint and dust cap
23. Transmission oil
24. Front and rear suspension
25. Tire and tire pressure
26. All light, horn, wiper and washer
27. Air conditioner cleaning filter screenAir conditioning system/ secondary refrigerant7 . 5 1 5 22.5 3037.5 4553.5 60 67.5 7 582.5 90months 5

Maintenance period-Table on maintenance period at severe conditionsTable on maintenance period at severe conditionsAccording to the driving conditions listed below, maintenance should be performed to the items that
should be maintained more frequently (for other items not listed, please see Table on maintenance
period at normal conditions) 7 A-1: Driving on rugged, muddy or melting snow road Inspection of brake pad and brake disc Every 5,000 km or 3 moths Inspection of brake pipeline and hose Every 10,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of ball joint and dust cover Every 10,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of drive shaft dust cover Every 10,000 km or 12 moths Inspection of the steering wheel, steering linkage and gear box oilEvery 5,000 km or 3 moths Check of front and rear suspension Every 10,000 km or 6 moths
A-2: Driving on dusty road Replacement of engine oil Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Replacement of engine oil filter Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Inspection or replacement of air filter core I: Every 2,500 km or 3 moths
R: Every 10,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of brake block and brake disc Every 5,000 km or 3 moths Replacement of air conditioner cleaning filter screen Every 15,000 km
B-1: Towing tail vehicle, equipped with camp frame or top storage racks Replacement of engine oil Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Replacement of engine oil filter Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of brake pad and brake disc Every 5,000 km or 3 moths Inspection or replacement of transmission oil Every 60,000 km or 24 moths Inspection of front and rear suspension Every 10,000 km or 6 moths Screwing down the bolts and nuts of the chassis and vehicle bodyEvery 10,000 km or 6 moths
B-2: Repeated on short-distance driving within 8 km and the temperature is below 0 °C Replacement of engine oil Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Replacement of engine oil filter Every 5,000 km or 6 moths
B-3: Vehicles driven for long distance under idle speed or low speed over a long period of time, such as police car, taxi or deliverytruck. Replacement of engine oil Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Replacement of engine oil filter Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of PCV valve and pipelines Every 5,000 km or 6 moths Inspection of brake block and brake disc Every 5,000 km or 3 moths
B-4: Continuously driving at high speed for more than 2 hours frequently (With 80% of max. vehicle speed) Replacement of transmission oil Every 40,000 km or 12 moths
B-5: Vehicles driven with idle speed or low speed over a long period of time or frequently accelerated or
decelerated, such as student car of driving training class. Replacement of engine oil Every 3,000 km or 3 moths Replacement of engine oil filter Every 3,000 km or 3 moths Inspection of PCV valve and pipelines Every 3,000 km or 3 moths

Engine control systemEFI systemOn-vehicle inspection1. Inspection of the voltage of power steering oil pres-
sure sensorMeasure the voltage between PS terminal and E2 terminal
with ohmmeter2. Inspection of stepping motor(a) With engine running at idle speed, pull out the connection harness of stepping motor, and the change
of engine rotating speed indicates that the stepping motor operates normally.
(b) Pull out the connection harness of stepping motor, and measure the terminal current with universal
meter. When engine is running, there being impulse current output at the terminal indicates that there
is no trouble with ECU and stepping motor control system, and if idling is not stable at the moment
and deviates greatly from specified value, the stepping motor should be replaced. If there is no
impulse current output at the terminal, turn on air conditioner to test again, and still no impulse
current output indicates that there is trouble with ECU and stepping motor control system circuit.
(c) Check the malfunction of stepping motor circuit with diagnostic instrument.Engine control system·- EFI system 8Conditions Voltage (V) Not turning steering wheel with
engine at idle speed Turning steering wheel with
engine at idle speed 0-1.5

34. Remove power steering pump assembly.
35. Remove sub frame together with side member.(a) Remove front engine mounting assembly and rear en-
gine mounting assembly from engine assembly.
(b) Remove sub frame assembly.36. Remove starter mounting components
[4G18-3708100].
37. Remove transmission assembly.(a) Fix crankshaft with special tool, ant then remove 6 bolts.
(b) Remove transmission assembly.38. Remove clutch assembly [4G18-1601000]
and flywheel components [4G18-1005120J].(a) Fix crankshaft with special tool, ant remove clutch
assembly at first.
(b) Then remove flywheel components.39. Remove throttlesupporting plate [4G18-1008202].
40. Remove intake manifold assembly [4G18-
1008200].(f) As shown in the diagram, install front and rear hooks of
engine.
Torque: Hint: install engine hooks to front and rear sides of
engine.
(g) Lift engine assembly with chain pulley block and en-
gine lifting device.Engine mechanism - Engine assemblySpecial tool39 41. Remove exhaust manifold upper heat shield components [4G18-1008120].
42. Remove exhaust manifold assembly [4G18-1008100].
43. Remove fuel rail injector assembly [4G18-1112100].
44. Remove ignition coil installation components.
45. Remove oil level gauge tube components [4G18-1002140].
46. Remove temperature regulator assembly [4G18-1306100].
47. Disassemble warm air water outlet pipe components [4G18-1300100].
48. Remove oil pressure alerter [4G18-3757100].Remove oil pressure alerter with SST.49. Remove the hoses on all hose joint of engine.Remove clips and hose.50. Remove drive belt tensioner device.
51. Remove phase sensor [4G18-3600030].Engine hook
FrontRear

Engine mechanism - Engine assembly85. Install alternator mounting components.Torque: 12mm bolt head A: 14mm bolt head B: 86. Install drive belt.
87. Install engine wire harness and all hoses
not connected.(a) Check and connect all joints of engine wire harness.
(b) Check and connect all hoses.88. Install transmission control pull cable assembly
and valve control pull cable.
89. Install air filter assembly and its hose.
90. Install steering middle shaft assembly.(a) Align alignment mark on steering middle shaft.
(b) Install 2 bolts.
Torque: m
(c) Install steering column cover.91. Install front exhaust pipe assembly.
92. Install front chassis bracket.Torque: 93. Install battery and connect wire.
94. Install engine plastic hood components.
95. Install front wheel and engine bottom shield.
96. Refill transmission lubricant.
97. Refill engine oil.
98. Refill coolant.
99. Check there is oil leakage.
100. Check there is coolant leakage.
101. Check idle speed and ignition timing.
102. Check CO/HC.Alignment
mark
Sliding in
Pulling 44

Front suspension - front suspension systemFront suspensionFront suspension systemTable on trouble occurrenceThis table could help you find out failure causes, and each figure in the table indicates the possible
sequence of failure causes, please check every part as the sequence, and replace if necessary.Trouble occurrence Possible trouble part Pages to refer to
1. Tire (abrasion or improper tire pressure) 109
2. Wheel alignment (incorrect) 87
Deflection/single side 3. Steering linkage (looseness or abrasion) -
4. Shaft hub bearing (abrasion) 123
5. Suspension parts (abrasion) -
6. Steering gear (poor adjustment or breakage) -
1. Vehicle (overload) -
Bottoming 2. Spring (elastic fatigue) 90
3. Absorber (abrasion) 90
1. Tire (abrasion or improper tire pressure) 109
Swaying left and right/ 2. Stabilizer bar (bending or breakage) 96shaking forward and backward3. Absorber (abrasion) 90
1. Tire (abrasion or improper tire pressure) 109
2. Wheel (poor balance) 109
3. Absorber (abrasion) 90
Front wheel shimmy 4. Wheel alignment (incorrect) 87
5. Ball joint (abrasion) 99
6. Shaft hub bearing (looseness or abrasion) 123
7. Steering linkage (looseness or abrasion) -
8. Steering gear (poor adjustment or breakage) -
1. Tire (abrasion or improper tire pressure) 109
Abnormal tire abrasion 2. Wheel alignment (incorrect) 87
3. Absorber(abrasion) 90
4. Suspension parts (abrasion) -86