Guides
Independent owner guidance for BYD drivers. These articles help you prepare questions for the shop—they are not official BYD manuals, not a parts catalog, and not a warranty.
Hard boundaries: Not official · No parts sales · No warranty
Always confirm intervals and part numbers against local vehicle condition and dealer. Song ≠ Chazor. When channel matters, keep official importer vs parallel import in separate columns—do not run one script for every badge.
Featured guides
- Song Plus and Chazor do not share one service schedule — don’t mix interval tables across nameplates
- Second service: total odometer or HEV kilometres? — which clock usually matters for oil rhythm
- Cold winters, short HEV trips: should oil change come earlier? — short-trip and cold-climate context
- Dusty roads and weak A/C airflow: when to check cabin and engine filters — dust and airflow checklist cues
How to use these guides
- Identify the exact model name on the nameplate / contract (Song Plus ≠ Chazor).
- Note whether the car came through an official channel or parallel import.
- Bring photos of the manual pages and last work order to the desk.
- Treat every kilometre figure as order-of-magnitude—never print forum numbers as your workshop schedule.
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