MG Hector User Manual

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In this mode, the air flows out from the central
air outlet, the side air outlet and the console
air outlet*.
Most of the air flows out from the floor air
outlet and the front seat lower air outlet; little
amount of air flows out from the windshield
and front door window defroster air outlet
and the side air outlet.
Foot Blowing Mode ( )
In this mode, air flows out from the front
windshield defroster air outlet, the front door
window defroster air outlet, the floor air
outlet, the front seat lower air outlet and the
side air outlet.
Foot / Defrosting Mode ( )
Face Mode ( )Face-foot Mode Key ( )
In this mode, the air flows in two directions.
Half of the air flows out from the floor air
outlet and the front seat lower air outlet; the
remaining air flows out from the central air
outlet, side air outlet and console air outlet*.
HVAC
Front Windshield Defrosting Key
Press the button to select the front windshield
defroster mode.
Press the front windshield defroster button
and the air volume ascends to Range 6
automatically. If the air volume is already
higher than 6 before the button is pressed, it
will remain at same speed.
As you switch from the air blow mode to the
defroster mode, the indicator below the button
illuminates. As you turn on A/C function, the
indicator on the A/C button illuminates.
The air circulation mode switches to external
circulation. Press the button again to turn off
the front defroster mode and the system
restore to the state before defrosting.
You can press this button during driving on a
dusty road, or when you want to prevent the
exhaust or outside smoke entering inside, or
when you want to quickly decrease or
increase temperature in the passenger area.
The internal circulation icon displays in white,
and the interior air is circulated internally.
Internal / External Circulation Mode Key
Press this key to switch to the external
circulation mode. The external circulation
icon displays in white, and the internal
circulation icon displays in grey. The air is
circulated externally.
The system memorizes the previously set air
circulation mode the next time you start the
vehicle.
You may feel tyred and sleepy after long-
time driving in the internal circulation
mode.
Please switch to external circulation
mode on a regular basis to acquire fresh
air.
Caution
HVAC

MG Hector Specifications

General

Brand	MG
Model	Hector
Category	Automobile
Language	English

Summary

Keys, Doors, and Windows

Keys

Information on different key types and remote control functions.

Doors and Locks

Operation of doors, central locking, child safety lock, and liftgate.

Engine Hood and Mirrors

Procedures for opening engine hood and adjusting outside rearview mirrors.

Windows and Sunroof

Operation of power windows, sunshades, and sunroof controls.

Seats and Protective Devices

Seat Adjustments and Headrests

How to adjust seats, headrests, and backrests for optimal comfort and safety.

Seat Belts and Child Seats

Proper use of seat belts, ISOFIX, and child restraint system installation.

Air Bag System

Information on airbag types, locations, and critical safety precautions for deployment.

Instruments and Controls

Instrument Panel and Controls

Identification of instrument panel components and dashboard controls.

Warning Lamps and Indicators

Explanation of all warning lights, gauges, and indicators on the instrument cluster.

Trip Computer and Display Settings

Operation of the trip computer and display brightness adjustments.

Audio Entertainment System

Steering Wheel Audio Controls

Functions of audio controls on the steering wheel for media and calls.

Driver Information and Entertainment System

Features related to navigation, Bluetooth, and system upgrades.

HVAC System

Air Outlet and Distribution

Location and function of air vents and airflow direction controls.

Air Conditioning Operation

How to use electronic and manual AC controls for cooling, heating, and ventilation.

Driving and Controls

Driving Instructions and Emergencies

Basic driving guidance, pedal operation, and emergency measures.

Start and Operation

Procedures for new vehicle trial runs, engine starting, and ignition switch positions.

Transmission and Cruise Control

Operation of manual, automatic transmissions, and cruise control systems.

Brake System

ABS, EBD, and ESC Systems

Explanation of ABS, EBD, and ESC functions and related warning indicators.

Parking Brake and AVH Function

Operation of mechanical and electronic parking brakes, and Automatic Vehicle Hold.

Fuel System

Fuel Handling and Filling

Fuel type recommendations, safe handling, and refueling procedures.

Vehicle Service & Maintenance

General Checks and Engine Compartment

Routine checks of vehicle exterior, interior, engine bay components, and fluids.

Engine Oil, Coolant, and Fluid Checks

Procedures for checking and maintaining engine oil, coolant, brake, and clutch fluid levels.

Tyre Maintenance and Replacement

Guidelines on tyre pressure, rotation, wear, and replacement.

Fuse and Lamp Replacement

Fuse Box Locations and Layouts

Identification and diagrams of indoor and engine compartment fuse boxes.

Lamp Bulb Replacement and Fogging

Precautions for replacing bulbs and addressing lamp fogging.

Technical Data

Vehicle Identification and Dimensions

Details on VIN, identification numbers, and vehicle dimensions.

Engine and Vehicle Performance Specs

Technical specifications for engine performance and vehicle quality parameters.

Tyre Specifications and Alignment

Tyre pressure and wheel alignment data for different models.

Delivery of Your Vehicle

Presentation and Explanation Checklist

Checklist for vehicle handover and feature explanation.

Warranty and Maintenance Conditions

Details on new vehicle warranty coverage, duration, and exclusions.

Maintenance Schedule

Periodic Maintenance Schedules

Service intervals for petrol and diesel variants based on time and mileage.

Maintenance Record Sheet

Log for tracking all service and repair history.