Australian Repairer Request Checklist
Identify the Vehicle
Provide the complete VIN, build date, model code, BEV or range-extender powertrain, drive configuration and current software version.
Name the System
Specify the fault or system instead of requesting every available file.
Request the Supporting Documents
Ask for the applicable repair procedure, complete circuit sheet, connector views, pin definitions, harness routing, ground locations, fuse and relay allocation, network topology, DTC test plan and relevant service bulletins.
Record the Edition
Keep the manual title, publication or revision date, applicable model codes and source. Technical information can be superseded.
Australian Factory Information
DEEPAL Australia participates in the Motor Vehicle Information Scheme through its Right-2-Repair portal. The portal says MY2024-onward information includes:
- service manuals, including wiring diagrams, diagnostic codes, component specifications and test procedures;
- body-repair manuals;
- technical service and recall campaign bulletins;
- software updates and diagnostic-tool access; and
- key codes, subject to security eligibility checks.
The Australian Automotive Service and Repair Authority listed service-information access at A$29 for one day, A$199 for one month and A$1,899 for one year when checked. Registration requires an AASRA account and association with an automotive repair business or registered training organisation. Prices and eligibility can change, so confirm them before purchasing.
For an owner, the practical approach is to ask an eligible independent repairer to obtain one-day access using the vehicle VIN and a prepared document list.
Chinese Factory and Repair Databases
Chinese Factory and Repair Databases
The official Changan repair-information system advertises factory repair manuals, special-tool information, service bulletins and an electronic parts catalogue. It requires registration, Chinese mobile verification and paid access.
These Chinese terms are useful when searching or asking a Chinese-speaking supplier:
- 长安启源 E07
- Changan Qiyuan / Nevo E07
- 维修手册
- Repair or workshop manual
- 电路图
- Wiring diagram
- 电子备件目录
- Electronic parts catalogue
A Changyi (畅易) support response confirms that 2025-2026 E07 left-domain, right-domain and rear-domain control-system wiring diagrams are listed in its database. The response lists these menu selections in order:
Open the Library
Select 资料库 (Library).
Choose Chinese Manufacturers
Select 国内厂家 (Chinese Manufacturers).
Choose the E07
Select 长安汽车-启源E07-2025-2026 (Changan E07 2025-2026).
Open the Wiring Diagrams
Select 电气子系统电路图 (Electrical Subsystem Wiring Diagrams).
Choose the Right Control System
Select 车控系统(右) (Vehicle Control System, Right).
The same response says the requested driver and passenger seat wiring was not available. See the Changyi E07 support record.
Unavailable Chinese Archive
Status of the Chinese RAR Archive
A separate Changyi support page names a 2024 E07 air-conditioning wiring attachment as 18433009749539.rar. The page says it was supplied as a reference for a 2025 two-wheel-drive E07 because the requested 2025 diagrams were unavailable.
This third-party archive’s contents, completeness, safety and Australian-model applicability are unverified. It is not included in this library. Obtain current wiring information for your vehicle through DEEPAL or an authorised repairer.
Match the Exact Vehicle First
The following figures come from the official April 2026 Australian owner’s manual and apply to its 89.98 kWh battery-electric variants. Do not apply them to a range-extender or another model code without current factory confirmation.
- SC6501AAABEV
- Two-wheel drive; rear XTDM32 electric drive
- SC6501ABABEV
- Four-wheel drive; front XTDM25 plus rear XTDM32 electric drives
- Battery
- 89.98 kWh, 612 V, 147 Ah, 165 cells, liquid cooled
Verified Fluids and Capacities
- Rear XTDM32 Reducer
- Castrol BOT 805C, 1.6 ± 0.05 L
- Front XTDM25 Reducer
- Castrol BOT 805C, 1.0 ± 0.05 L
- Coolant
- LEC-II -40; 10 ± 0.5 L for 2WD or 11 ± 0.5 L for 4WD
- Air-Conditioning System
- PVE oil, 200 g; R-134a refrigerant, 580 ± 15 g
- Brake Fluid
- HZY4 or DOT 4, 950 ± 80 mL
- Rear-Dome Guide-Rail Grease
- LUBCHEM_6081(SB), 120 g
Verified Maintenance Intervals
- Main scheduled inspection: every 12 months or 20,000 km, whichever comes first.
- Front XTDM25 reducer oil: every 3 years or 60,000 km.
- Rear XTDM32 reducer oil: every 5 years or 100,000 km.
- Brake fluid: every 4 years or 40,000 km.
- Coolant: every 3 years or 80,000 km.
- Air-conditioning filter: every 6 months or 10,000 km.
- Rear-dome guide rails: inspect and clean every 6 months or 10,000 km; renew grease as necessary.
Use the current E07 Owner’s Manual — p. 176 (PDF p. 187) for the full schedule and severe-use qualifications.
Fuse Boxes and High-Voltage Checks
- Front-compartment fuse box: beside the 12 V battery.
- Battery fuse box: at the 12 V battery positive terminal.
- Seat fuse box: beneath the driver’s seat.
- Boot fuse box: below the subwoofer.
- Fuse and relay allocations are shown on the back of the relevant fuse-box cover.
The scheduled service checks include E-drive connections and grounds, PDU connections, high-voltage harness fasteners and terminals, battery casing and mounts, insulation resistance and cell-voltage difference.