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Safe  driving 

Securing child seats with seat belt 

If you wish to use a child seat in the approval cat­
egory "universal" 

(u), 

please ensure that it is ap­

proved for the seats in your vehicle. The follow­
ing table shows the installation options. The nec­
essary information can be found on the orange 

label on the child seat. 

Weight class 

Front pas-

Rear seats 

senger's 

seat 

Category 0 

u 

u 

up to 10 kg 

Category O+ 

u 

u 

up to 13 kg 

Category 1 

u 

u 

9 to 18 kg 

Category 2 

u 

u 

15 to 25 kg 

Category 3 

u 

u 

22 to 36 kg 

To adjust the front passenger's seat to the child 

seat and to achieve the best possible seat belt 
positioning, move 

- the front passenger's backrest as far forward as

possible and

- the front passenger's seat as far upwards as

possible.

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WARNING 

- Note the important safety notes

¢

.&. 

in

Safety notes for using child seats on

page 196, 

¢ 

.&. 

in Child seat categories on

page 197 

and the instructions provided by

the child seat manufacturer.

- Never install a rearward-facing child seat on

the front passenger's seat unless the front

passenger's airbag has been deactivated -

this can result in potentially fatal injuries to
the child.

200 

Pedal area 

Pedals 

The pedals must always be free to move and 

must never be obstructed by floor mats or any 
objects in the footwell. 

...  Make sure that none of the pedals is obstructed 

and all of the pedals can be pressed all the way 
down to the floor. 

...  Make sure that all pedals are able to return 

freely to their original positions. 

Only use floor mats which leave the pedal area 

free and can be securely fastened in the footwell. 

If one of the brake circuits should fail, increased 

brake pedal travel will be required to bring the 
vehicle safely to a stop. 

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WARNING 

Any obstructions that restrict pedal travel can 
cause loss of vehicle control and critical situa­
tions in traffic. 

- Never place objects in the driver's footwell.

Such objects could move under the pedals
and interfere with their proper function.  In
the event of sudden braking or a change of
direction,  you would not be able to use the
pedals. This could result in a loss of control
and possibly cause an accident.

Floor mats on the driver's side 

Use only floor mats which can be securely fas­
tened in the footwell and do not obstruct the 

pedals. 

...  Make sure that floor mats are securely fastened 

and cannot interfere with the pedals

¢

.&_

. 

Use only floor mats that leave the pedal area un­

obstructed and are firmly secured to prevent 
them from slipping. You can obtain suitable floor 
mats from your dealer or a specialist retailer. 

_&

WARNING 

Any obstructions that restrict pedal travel can 
cause loss of vehicle control and increase the 
risk of serious personal injury. 

Summary of Contents for TT Coupe 2014

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Audi TT Coupe Audi Vorsprung durch Technik ...

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Page 3: ...pment this Man ual also contains important information on looking after your vehicle This is rel evant for your safety and will help preserve your car s value The Manual also of fers useful driving tips and advice together with some suggestions on how to drive your car with minimum impact on the environment In addition to this Owner s Manual the Service Wallet also includes the quick reference gui...

Page 4: ...ng and cooling 53 Air conditioner 53 2 Driving 58 General notes 58 Steering 60 Starting and stopping the engine 60 Start stop system 63 Electro mechanical parking brake 66 Kick down feature 69 Automatic gearbox 70 S tronic 70 Driver assistance 80 Driver assist systems 80 Speed warning function 80 Cruise control system 80 Speed limiter 82 Audi active lane assist lane departure warning feature 84 Au...

Page 5: ...ng 162 Listening to the radio 163 Calling up the radio 163 Radio functions 163 Radio menu 165 Favourites 165 Table of Contents Other settings 166 Troubleshooting 167 Media 168 Introduction 168 Notes 168 Media drives 169 Bluetooth audio player 171 Wi Fi audio players 172 Online media 173 Multimedia connections 174 Supported media and file formats 177 Playing media 179 Other settings 183 Troubleshoo...

Page 6: ...the vehicle out of service 240 Self help 241 Mobility 241 General notes 241 Equipment 241 Tyre repair kit 242 Changing a wheel 244 Spare wheel 247 Jump starting 248 Tow starting towing away 250 Fuses and bulbs 254 Fuses 254 Bulbs 256 Technical data and accessories 257 Technical data 257 Vehicle identification data 257 Dimensions 257 Capacities 258 Explanation of technical data 258 4 Petrol engines...

Page 7: ...the equipment fitted in your vehi cle At the beginning of this Owner s Manual you will find a table of contents showing all the items de scribed in this manual in the order in which they appear An alphabetical index is included at the end of the Owner s Manual ALL references to positions such as left right front or rear are given as seen facing in the direction of travel Optional or vehicle specif...

Page 8: ...View of cockpit View of cockpit Controls at a glance 6 ...

Page 9: ... bag 211 Drives for CD DVD and SIM SD cards 169 Front passenger s airbag 210 Switch for rear window heating Depending on equipment fitted buttons for Drive select 90 View of cockpit Start stop system Electronic stabilisation control ES Hazard warning lights Automatic rear spoiler Park assist Centre console with optional equip ment Storage compartment with AUX input USS charging socket Multimedia b...

Page 10: ...of the display once the en gine has reached operating temperature The LEDs may also extend further into the right hand range of the display when the engine is working 8 hard at high outside temperatures This is no cause for concern provided the warning lamp does not Light up on the infotainment display If the red LEDs reach the right hand part of the dis play and the warning lamp appears in the di...

Page 11: ...rning or message again use the controls on the multi function steering wheel to select the display tab for warn ing indicator lamps and messages c page 18 If several malfunctions have occurred you can use the thumbwheel to scroll through them on the display Some of the warning lamps may be displayed in different colours Overview When you switch on the ignition some of the warning and indicator lam...

Page 12: ... 62 Battery in remote control key page 27 Bulb monitor page 16 Headlight range control page 17 Adaptive light page 17 Light sensor rain sensor page 17 Active lane assist page 85 Gearbox page 77 Steering lock page 13 Engine start system page 13 Central warning indicator lamp page 13 Electro mechanical power steering page 101 Suspension control page 17 Rear spoiler page 105 Speed warning function pa...

Page 13: ...ssistance If the parking brake can be released but the warning lamp message still appears drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified If the warning lamp and the message appear while driving there may be a malfunction in the parking brake auto release or the emergen cy brake functions You may not be able to ap ply or release the parking brake Do not park the car on a g...

Page 14: ...gh to hold the vehicle The brakes have overheated The vehicle can roll away even on a gentle slope Parking brake is applied If this message appears press the brake pedal and then release the parking brake as necessary 12 Note For further information on the parking brake refer to page 66 L Cooling system Switch off engine and check coolant level The coolant level is too low Switch off the engine an...

Page 15: ...lay and have the fault rectified Front seat belt The warning lamp lights up and does not go out until the driver s and front passenger s seat belts have been fastened When the vehicle has gathered speed you will also hear a warning chime co D L l N L l D Note For further information on the seat belts page 204 Steering lock Steering fault Please stop vehicle There is a malfunction in the electronic...

Page 16: ...s there is a malfunction in the anti lock brake system or electronic differential lock This will also cause an ESC malfunction The vehicle can still be braked in the normal way however the ABS control func tion will be out of action Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified 14 A WARNING If the brake warning lamp lights up to gether with the ABS indicator lamp and the...

Page 17: ...engine speed at about 2000 rpm As a result of the increase in tempera ID ture the soot in the filter will be burned off The Lfl N Lfl indicator lamp will go out once the cleaning proc ess has been completed successfully If the indicator lamp does not go out drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified A WARNING It is essential that you adjust your speed to suit the weat...

Page 18: ...th diesel engine If poor quality diesel fuel is used it may be necessary to have the water separator1 on the fuel fil ter drained more frequently than is specified in the Service Schedule This helps to prevent potential engine faults ll This function is not available on all export versions 16 For the sake of the environment Never pour fuel down drains or into the ground CD Note For more informatio...

Page 19: ...o use all the other wiper functions that do not use the rain sensor Drive to a qualified workshop soon and have the fault rectified Q Suspension control Applies to vehicles with Audi drive select I Suspension fault You can continue driving There is a malfunction in the suspension control system Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified Turn signals and hazard warning...

Page 20: ...xtended view J Speedometer A WARNING Do not rely on the outside temperature dis play as an ice warning Bear in mind that 18 there may be patches of ice on the roads even at outside temperatures around 5 c risk of accident CD Note You can change the measurement units for temperature or speed etc via the infotain ment system When the vehicle is stationary or travelling at very low speeds the tempera...

Page 21: ... Radio page 163 Media page 168 Driver information system 4th tab Telephone page 123 5th tab Navigation page 147 Map 6th tabb Sound page 186 Audi connect page 137 Settings al This tab is only visible if one or more warning indicator lamps or driver messages are displayed or if the relevant system is switched on bl The tab contents depend on which menu you used last VIEW button To change views Press...

Page 22: ... the 51 button Give a spoken com mand after the beep signal To switch off the speech dialogue system Press and hold the 51 button for several sec onds Or Say the command CANCEL For more information about the speech dialogue system refer to page 116 Speech dialogue system Right thumbwheel You can adjust the volume of an audio source or system message e g during a speech dialogue directly while it i...

Page 23: ... the left thumbwheel to select the desired function Press the left thumbwheel to confirm your se lection Scroll the left thumbwheel rapidly to scroll through a list VIEW button To change views Press the VIEW button to switch from the classic view page 18 Fig 4 to the extended view page 18 Fig 5 Right thumbwheel You can adjust the volume of an audio source or system message e g during a traffic ann...

Page 24: ...ollowing information se quentially on the on board computer Time date page 186 Average fuel consumption ltr 100 km Single journey memory summary Totaljourney memory summary The single journey memory processes the infor mation on a journey from the time the ignition is switched on until it is switched off If the journey is resumed within two hours after the ignition is switched off the new figures ...

Page 25: ...ing light e g from the sun or oncoming traffic At high speeds If the camera s range of vision Fig 15 is im paired e g by dirt or stickers Notes on clean ing page 236 If the traffic signs are partially or completely obscured e g by trees snow mud or other vehicles If traffic signs deviate from the standard ap pearance round with red border If traffic signs are damaged or bent If matrix traffic sign...

Page 26: ...ight or all weather lights or front fog lights depending on your vehicle s equipment are switched on 24 Driver messages Applies to vehicles with camera based traffic sign recognition No traffic sign recognised No relevant navigation data are available and no speed limit has been detected Function unavailable in this country The vehicle is being driven in a country outside the system s operational ...

Page 27: ...the boot lid or the bonnet is still open or the igni tion is still on Accidental lock out The central locking system prevents you from be ing locked out of the vehicle in the following sit uations Doors and windows When the driver s door is open you cannot lock the vehicle by pressing the button on the re mote control key or touching the locking sen sor on one of the doors When one of the doors is...

Page 28: ... and maintenance of the vehicle are stored continuously on your re mote control key while you are driving Your Audi dealer can read out the data and will then be able to tell you what service work is required This also applies to vehicles with convenience key Personal convenience settings If two people use the same car regularly it is a good idea for each person to have his or her own remote contr...

Page 29: ... 0 0 CD Fig 21 Remote control key rear Removing battery carri er LED on remote control key The LED lights up when you press the buttons The LED should flash once when you press one of the buttons briefly The LED should flash repeatedly when you press and hold one of the buttons convenience open close If the LED does not flash the battery in the re mote control key is flat In addition the indica to...

Page 30: ...en in the car if it is locked from the outside and the 28 safelock mechanism is activated the doors and windows cannot then be opened from the inside page 31 Locked doors could delay assistance in an emergency potentially put ting lives at risk Ci Note Do not use the remote control key when the vehicle is out of sight On vehicles with the convenience key the selector lever must be in P otherwise i...

Page 31: ...ement system will gradually switch off convenience functions that are not required In this case you may not be able to unlock the vehicle with this conven ience function Doors and windows Central locking switch Fig 24 Driver s door Central locking switch To lock the vehicle press the button To unlock the vehicle press the J button Please note the following when you use the cen tral locking switch ...

Page 32: ...ck when driving1 Select on if you want the vehicle to be locked automatically when you are driving This will lock all the doors and the boot lid Confirmation tone1 If you select on an acous tic signal will be given when you lock the vehicle ll This function is not available on all export versions 30 Locking and unlocking the doors manually Fig 25 Driver s door lock Fig 26 Passenger s door Locking ...

Page 33: ...ey in the driver s door lock you should switch on the igni tion within 15 seconds to prevent the alarm from being triggered On some export versions the alarm is triggered immediately when you open a door To deactivate the alarm switch on the ignition or press the J button on the remote control key Interior monitor and tow away protection When the vehicle is locked the alarm will be trig gered if m...

Page 34: ... away protection will only function as intended if the windows are closed Boot lid Opening and closing the boot lid Fig 28 Boot lid open Opening boot lid 0 0 To open the boot lid press the button on the remote control key for at least one second Or Pull the boot lid up 32 Closing boot lid Pull down the boot lid and let it drop into the latch 8_ WARNING Always pay attention to passengers in the rea...

Page 35: ... Pull the switch briefly to the second stop the window will automatically close all the way Switches for electric windows Driver s window Front passenger s window A WARNING Always take the key with you when leaving the vehicle even if you only intend to be gone for a short time This is especially im portant if children are left in the car They might otherwise be able to start the engine or use pow...

Page 36: ... the windows Care less use of the windows can cause injuries For safety reasons you should only use the remote control open and close functions within about 2 metres of the vehicle To avoid injuries always keep an eye on the windows when pressing the filJ button to close them The windows and soft top stop moving as soon as the filJ button is released 34 What to do after a malfunction The one touch...

Page 37: ...rating unit 1 Switch on the ignition 2 Press and hold down the two outer buttons in the headliner page 35 Fig 33 until the yellow LED goes out and the green LED Lights up This procedure will delete the standard factory settings and does not need to be repeated when programming the other buttons 3 Briefly press the particular button in the headliner that you would Like to program 4 Wait until the y...

Page 38: ...or at least 15 seconds before try ing again with the transmitter in a different position Watch out for your vehicles s haz ard light signals during that time 36 Rolling code programming Applies to vehicles with garage door opener Homelink Some devices require rolling codeprogramming Identifying a rolling code Press a programmed button in the headliner again and hold it down Watch the LED page 35 F...

Page 39: ... Audi adaptive light menu in the infotainment system page 39 Static cornering light turning light on vehicles with LED headlights the turning light is automatically activated when the steering wheel angle exceeds a specified value up to about 70 km h or when the turn signals are switched on up to about 40 km h This feature provides better illumination at the side of the ve hicle when you turn off ...

Page 40: ... the Lever while the ignition is switched on The parking Lights will be switched on if you do this with the ignition switched off Turn signals parking lights right side 38 0 Turn signals parking lights left side If you just tap the Lever the turn signals will flash three times one touch signalling Main beam and headlight flasher D Move the lever to the appropriate position Main beam headlights on ...

Page 41: ...and have the fault rectified You can still switch the main beam 0 headlights on and off manually co D U l N U l Lights and vision Main beam assist currently unavailable Cam era view restricted due to surroundings See owner s manual The camera vision is impaired e g by stickers or dirt The sensor is located between the interior mirror and the windscreen Do not affix any stickers on this section of ...

Page 42: ... in hazardous sit uations Press the switch to switch the hazard warn ing lights on off ll This function is not available on all models or export ver sions 40 The hazard warning lights are automatically switched on1 if you brake hard and automatical ly switched offagain afterwards You can use the turn signals to indicate a change of direction or lane even when the hazard lights are on The hazard li...

Page 43: ... 30 Tilt function for front passenger s exterior mirror The mirror is tilted slightly to provide a better view of the kerb when parking backwards This feature is operational when the knob is in posi tion P You can adjust the tilted mirror surface by mov ing the knob in the desired direction This new position is automatically stored and assigned to the remote control key when you take the car out o...

Page 44: ...ic surfaces Use a wet sponge or sim ilar to remove the fluid as soon as possible Note The automatic anti dazzle mirrors may not function as intended if the light falling on the surface of the interior mirror is obstruc ted 42 The automatic anti dazzle mirrors do not darken if the interior lighting is on or the car is in reverse gear Sun visors Fig 43 Sun visor The sun visor can be pulled out of it...

Page 45: ...creased dazzle which is a serious safety hazard Such coatings can also cause the wiper blades tojudder Poor visibility can cause accidents Always ensure that the wiper blades are in good condition page 44 Changing the wind screen wiper blades Lights and vision CD CAUTION In icy conditions check that the wiper blades are not frozen to the windscreen If the wiper blades are frozen to the wind screen...

Page 46: ...vice position before lifting them off the windscreen 0th 44 erwise the wiper motor or the paintwork on the bonnet may be damaged Never drive your vehicle or operate the windscreen wiper lever while the wiper arms are off the glass in a raised position The wipers will otherwise automatically return to their park position and may damage the bonnet and windscreen Note You can also use the service pos...

Page 47: ...ton repeatedly until the correct zone number appears The adjustment mode will be ended automatically after a few sec onds Calibrating compass Applies to vehicles with digital compass The compass must be re calibrated if the display is incorrect or inaccurate Press and hold button until the letter Cap pears in the interior mirror Drive in a circle at a speed of about 10 km h un til a point of the c...

Page 48: ...far as otherwise the seat 46 belt and airbag could fail to restrain the wearer properly in an accident possibly leading to injury Electric adjustment of seats Applies to vehicles with electric seat adjustment Fig 49 Front seat Electric adjustment Lumbar support or multi function button page 47 To adjust the lumbar support press the appropriate side of the button Seat height Press the button up dow...

Page 49: ...ilitates access to the rear seats Fig SO Driver s seat Lever on backrest To fold down the front seat backrest pull the ring and tip the backrest forwards A WARNING Before you drive off always make sure the front seats are upright and securely locked in position Seats and storage Front centre armrest Applies to vehicles with centre armrest The centre armrest can be adjusted to several positions Fig...

Page 50: ...rette Lighter and electrical socket Fig 54 Centre armrest raised Cigarette lighter The cigarette lighter and electrical socket only work when the ignition is on Using the cigarette lighter Fold up the centre armrest if necessary to ac cess the cigarette lighter Press in the cigarette lighter When the cigarette lighter springs out pull it out completely Using the electrical socket Fold up the centr...

Page 51: ...storage Do not use hard china cups or glasses These could cause injury in the event of an acci dent CD CAUTION You should avoid putting open drinks contain ers in the cup holders The drinks could other wise spill over and cause damage to e g the electrical equipment or the seat covers Glove box The lockable glove box is equipped with a light Fig 57 Glove box To open the glove box pull the catch on...

Page 52: ...ompartment cover released Removing the luggage compartment cover To release the luggage compartment cover turn the catch to the horizontal position Fig 58 Take hold of the luggage compartment cover by the sides and pull it in the direction of the ar rows Fig 59 Installing the luggage compartment cover Fit the retainers onto the pins and slide the lug gage compartment cover upwards Turn the catch t...

Page 53: ... forward dur ing sudden braking CD CAUTION When returning the backrest to an upright position make sure that the seat belts for the outer rear seats are not caught up and dam aged in the catches for the backrest Seats and storage Lowering the luggage compartment floor panel The luggage compartment floor panel can be lowered in certain special cases Fig 61 Luggage compartment Floor panel removed Fi...

Page 54: ...struc tions Mounting The feet of the carrier units must be fitted exact ly in the area of the locating pins between the side frame and the roof frame trim qfig 63 The locating pins come into view when you push the sealing lip back off the roof frame trim using the tool provided for this purpose 52 WARNING To prevent accidents loads carried on the roof must be securely attached Do not exceed the ma...

Page 55: ...es below the outside temperature Do not turn the blower up too high Do not point the air outlets directly at the occu pants Heating and cooling AJC button in the rotary control This will also reduce emissions ijJ Note Keep the air intake slots in front of the windscreen clear of snow ice and leaves to ensure unimpaired heating and cooling and to prevent the windows misting over Condensation can dr...

Page 56: ...lation on off In air recirculation mode the air from the interior of the vehicle is filtered and recirculated This 54 setting prevents fumes etc from entering the in terior We recommend switching on the air recir culation mode when driving through a tunnel or in traffic queues The air recirculation mode is switched off when the control is in the defrost position I REAR Switching rear window heatin...

Page 57: ...wer speed in small steps You should leave the blower on at a low setting to prevent the win dows from misting up You can adjust the blower speed manually Press the AUTO button for au tomatic control of the blower speed co D L l N L l Heating and cooling IAIC Switching air cooling on off The air cooling mode is switched on off when the AIC button is pressed When the air cooling is switched off the ...

Page 58: ...ost of the air comes out of the outlets below the wind screen The air recirculation mode is deactivated The temperature is regulated automatically The defroster is switched off when the AUTO button is pressed Clill REAR Switching the rear window heating on off If rear window heating is activated with the igni tion switched on the battery management deter mines whether or not the battery charge Lev...

Page 59: ...seat heating risk of injury CD CAUTION To avoid damaging the heating elements of the seat heating please do not kneel on the seat or apply sharp pressure at a single point I Note The setting for the driver s seat heating is assigned to the key in use If the front passenger s seat heating was on when you last switched off the ignition it will be switched on automatically only if the ignition is swi...

Page 60: ...carefully several times will remove the moisture and restore the full braking effect 58 CD CAUTION Parts of the vehicle e g engine gearbox run ning gear or electrical components can be badly damaged when driving through water ij Note It is advisable to check the depth at the deepest point before approaching the wa ter Do NOT stop the vehicle drive in reverse or switch off the engine before you are...

Page 61: ... reaches its lowest level after a certain mileage This means that the oil consumption can only be properly assessed after about 5 000 km Depend ing on your personal driving style oil consump tion can be up to 0 5 Ltr 1 000 km Avoid short trips The engine and emission control system need to reach their proper working temperature in order to minimise fuel consumption and emissions Driving A cold eng...

Page 62: ...T ENGINE STOP button Switching the ignition on off To switch the ignition on off press the STARTENGINESTOP button without the clutch pedal manual gearbox or pedal automatic gearbox Diesel engines preheated when the ignition is switched Starting the engine Manual gearbox Press the clutch pedal all the way down and move the gear lever into neutral Vehicles with automatic gearbox Press the brake peda...

Page 63: ...x and open the driver s door N ll This function is not available on all export versions Driving The steering will be locked if you switch off the engine with the START ENGINE STOP button and open the driver s door The steering lock acts as a theft deterrent Emergency Off function If necessary in an emergency the engine can be switched off while the vehicle is still moving Press the START ENGINE ST...

Page 64: ...NGINE STOP button is inoperation al page 63 Ill Remote control key key not recognised Is key still in vehicle If the indicator lamp IllLights up and the mes sage appears the convenience key was removed from the vehicle while the engine was running If the convenience key is not in the vehicle you will 62 not be able to switch on the ignition or restart the engine after it has been switched off You ...

Page 65: ...e the engine is switched off automatically when the vehicle stops e g at traf fic lights The ignition remains on during this stop phase The engine is automatically started on demand The start stop system is automatically activated each time you switch on the ignition Basic conditions for start stop mode The driver s door must be closed The driver s seat belt must be buckled The bonnet must be clos...

Page 66: ...ne will start again if you move the selec tor lever to R during a stop phase If you do not want the engine to start move the selector lever quickly from D through R to P 64 Note You can control whether or not the engine is switched off by varying the amount of pres sure on the brake pedal For instance if you brake gently in stop and go traffic or before turning off at ajunction the engine will re ...

Page 67: ...tem has switched off the en gine The driver s door is opened The driver s seat belt is unbuckled The brake pedal is not pressed The vehicle is stationary If the dipped beam headlights are on when this happens the side Lights will be turned on instead and the message Side lights will be automatical ly switched off in 30 minutes See owner s man ual will appear on the infotainment display After Drivi...

Page 68: ...tion to the functions of a normal handbrake When driving away The parking brake auto release function relea ses the parking brake automatically when you wish to start moving page 67 Driving away from a standstill When driving away on a gradient the parking brake auto release function prevents the vehicle from rolling back unintentionally The braking force of the parking brake is only released when...

Page 69: ...en are left in the car They might otherwise be able to start the engine release the parking brake or use power op Driving erated equipment such as the electric win dows this could lead to injuries Do not leave anyone especially children in the vehicle when it is locked Locked doors could delay assistance in an emergency po tentially putting lives at risk Driving away from a standstill Theparking b...

Page 70: ...ertain physical limits In a corner or in bad road or weather conditions an emergency stop can cause the vehicle to skid or lose steering con trol 68 Hold assist Applies to vehicles with hold assist Fig 75 Section of centre console Button for hold assist The hold assist helps the driver if the vehicle is stationary for a long period or very often for in stance at traffic lights on steep gradients o...

Page 71: ...ssist function cannot defy the laws of phys ics Do not let the extra convenience affor ded by the hill hold assist function tempt you into taking any risks when driving this can cause accidents Driving The hill hold assist function cannot keep the vehicle stationary in all conditions on a gra dient e g if the road is slippery or icy If you do not drive away immediately after releasing the brake pe...

Page 72: ...y The interlock button the button in the selector lever handle must be pressed in and the brake pedal must be depressed before moving the se lector lever either in or out of position P R Reverse gear Reverse gear must only be engaged when the ve hicle is stationary and the engine is idling To move the selector lever to position R press in the interlock button and at the same time press the brake p...

Page 73: ... and working on the vehicle with the engine running Please ob serve the important safety warnings page 220 Working on components in the engine compartment D Note Drive select You can select the sport pro gram for gear changes by activating the dy Automatic gearbox namic mode The infotainment display will show S instead of D If the lever is moved accidentally to N when driving take your foot off th...

Page 74: ...In this case press the brake pedal and select the gear again If the vehicle still does not move in the de sired direction a system malfunction has occurred Seek professional assistance and have the system checked 72 General notes on driving an automatic Applies to vehicles with S tronic gearbox The gearbox changes the forward gears up and down automatically Fig 78 Detail of the centre console Sele...

Page 75: ...NG The driver should never get out of the vehi cle when the engine is running and a gear is engaged If you have to leave your vehicle while the engine is running you must apply the parking brake and engage the parking lock P If the engine is running and a gear is engag ed D S or R or the vehicle is in tiptronic mode you will need to hold the car with the footbrake Otherwise the car will creep forw...

Page 76: ...I towing away 1 Note For safety reasons the parking brake will only release automatically if the driver s seat belt is engaged in its buckle Downhill speed control Applies to vehicles with S tronic gearbox The downhill speed control function helps the driver when driving down steep gradients Downhill speed control is activated on a downhill gradient when the selector lever is in 0 5 and the driver...

Page 77: ...S the gearbox will remain in manual mode for a while To switch back im mediately to automatic mode after changing gears manually pull the paddle lever 0 Fig 80 for approximately 1 second If you want to use the paddle levers permanently push the selector lever from position D S to the right into the tiptronic selector gate The gearbox automatically shifts up or down into the next gear before a crit...

Page 78: ...n coasting mode risk of accident ll The ESC lamp lights up permanently and the message Stabilisation control ESC sport Warning Restricted stability appears temporarily in the infotainment display to indicate the deactivation status 76 If other people are using your car you should draw their attention to the coasting mode Note Coasting mode is only available in efficiency mode drive select The mess...

Page 79: ...n cases you may not be able to se lect reverse gear CD CAUTION If the gearbox switches to the back up pro gramme drive to a qualified workshop with out delay and have the fault rectified Automatic gearbox Gearbox malfunction Gearbox malfunction Please stop the vehi cle and select P There is a malfunction in the gearbox Park the vehicle safely and do not drive on Obtain profes sional assistance Gea...

Page 80: ...m moving Insert the flat blade side of the screwdriver in to the opening at the side of the gear lever boot and lever off the boot Fig 81 78 Take hold of the corners of the selector lever boot by hand and carefully turn it inside out over the gear knob Fig 82 Releasing the selector lever manually Press the yellow release mechanism sideways with the screwdriver and hold it in place Fig 82 Now press...

Page 81: ...and lever off the boot Fig 83 Automatic gearbox Take hold of the corners of the selector lever boot and carefully turn it inside out over the gear knob CD Fig 84 Take out the panel for the selector lever posi tion indicator and let it hang down to one side suspended by the cable CD Fig 84 Releasing the selector lever manually Press the yellow release mechanism sideways with the screwdriver and hol...

Page 82: ...ing is preset at the factory Setting speed limit warning Applies to vehicles with speed warning function The infotainment system is used to set alter or cancel the speed limit warning Select the following on the infotainment sys tem IMEN uI button Car left control button Driver assist Speed warning The speed limit warning can be adjusted in incre ments of 10 km h between 30 and 240 km h 80 Cruise ...

Page 83: ... the cruising speed in steps of 1 km h briefly push the Lever one Lev el upwards or downwards towards 010 page 80 Fig 85 To increase or reduce the cruising speed in steps of 10 km h briefly push the Lever two Driver assist systems Levels upwards or downwards towards 10 page 80 Fig 85 To increase or reduce the speed gradually hold the Lever towards GY0until you reach the de sired cruising speed Ove...

Page 84: ...activated and the vehi cle is maintaining the set speed The indicator lamp flashes briefly when the speed limiter is applied When the accelerator pedal is pressed to the kick down position the function is deactivated and the speed limiter is switched off The letters flash as soon as the set speed is exceeded _ WARNING Always switch the speed limiter off after use to prevent it from being activated...

Page 85: ...ivating the speed Press button Your current driving speed is set as the max Limiter imum speed and the speed Limiter is activa ted Deactivating the speed Push the lever towards click Speed Limiting is suspended temporarily Limiter regulation tern stop not engaged The speed setting will remain stored porarily Reactivating the speed Pull the lever to position D The vehicle speed is limited to the st...

Page 86: ...p engaged or switch setting is erased off the ignition Automatic deactivation Audi active Lane assist Lane departure warning feature If it detects an error which could prevent the speed Limiter from functioning properly the sys tem switches off automatically and the following message appears Speed limiter currently unavailable See own er s manual Note If a system fault requires the speed Limiter t...

Page 87: ...by the camera A corrective steering input can only be initi ated if the system detects a lane marking on the side in question Variations in the road surface or objects on the road may be misinterpreted as lane markings In this case the steering may be corrected unexpectedly or not at all The camera s view might be obstructed for example by vehicles travelling in front rain snow a lot of water on t...

Page 88: ... Instrument cluster active lane assist switched on but not ready for warning You can use the controls on the multi function steering wheel to call up the active lane assist display page 18 Green Line s The active Lane assist is switch ed on and ready to warn Red line s The active lane assist warns left or right you before you cross the lane sides demarcation Fig 93 In ad dition the steering wheel ...

Page 89: ... following on the infotainment system IMENU button Car left control button Driv er assist Audi active lane assist Steering input1 early If this setting is selected a continuous steering input assists the driver to keep the vehi cle in the middle of the lane late If this setting is selected the steering is not corrected until just before a wheel touches a de tected lane marking ll The steering inpu...

Page 90: ...ers what it judges to be a crit ical vehicle In this case the warning lamp on the relevant exterior mirror will flash brightly Please check the situation in the exterior mirror and by looking back over your shoulder in General notes on page 89 Note You can adjust the brightness of the warning lamp on the exterior mirror page 90 88 General notes Applies to vehicles with Audi side assist Fig 97 Driv...

Page 91: ... which could impair the function of the system For notes on cleaning please refer to page 236 _ WARNING Always watch the road and the area sur rounding the vehicle The side assist feature is not a substitute for the full concentration of the driver The driver is always responsi ble for the safety of lane changes and other manoeuvres Driver assist systems In certain situations the system may not fu...

Page 92: ... side assist currently unavailable Sensor view restricted due to surroundings See owner s manual The radar sensors are blocked The area in front of the sensors must not be obstructed by bicycle 90 racks stickers deposits or any other substances If necessary clean the area in front of the sen sors page 88 Fig 98 j Audi side assist currently unavailable See owner s manual The side assist is temporar...

Page 93: ... gearbox an E ap pears in the gear change indicator when ef ficiency mode is activated On vehicles with automatic gearbox if you select efficiency mode when the selector Lever is in position D E will automatically appear on the infotainment display Driver assist systems Selecting the driving mode Applies to vehicles with Audi drive select You can choose between efficiency comfort au to dynamic and...

Page 94: ...ing mode will automatically be activated when you have finished configuring the settings Systems comfort Engine and Gearbox Comfortable Steering Comfortable Suspension control Comfortable Engine sound Subdued quattro Comfortable Note Your settings in individual mode are stored automatically and assigned to the remote control key currently in use 92 A WARNING Always keep an eye on the traffic when ...

Page 95: ...nd make full use of the rear view mirrors CD CAUTION The system may not always be able to de tect objects such as the following Chains trailer draw bars posts or fences Parking aids Objects above the sensors such as wall protrusions etc Objects with certain surfaces or struc tures such as wire fences or powder snow As your car moves closer to low obstacles they may disappear from the sensors field...

Page 96: ...am Sensors are located in the front and rear bump ers When the sensors detect an obstacle you are 94 alerted by acoustic signals beeps and a graphic display Please ensure that the sensors are kept free of stickers deposits and any other substances which could impair the function of the system Notes on cleaning page 236 Approximate range for each display zone 1 20 m 0 90 m 1 60 m 0 90 m 0 90 ma a A...

Page 97: ...rking aids vehicles with park assist Fig 103 The red lines indicate the anticipated path of the vehicle depending on the steering wheel angle A white segment indicates an obstacle that has been de tected beyond the path of travel Red segments represent objects detected within the path of travel The closer the vehicle gets to the obstacle the closer the segments move towards the vehi cle in the gra...

Page 98: ...k assist will guide the vehicle onto or across the kerb for instance if other vehicles are parked on the kerb You should always be ready to take 96 over the steering wheel in order to prevent damage to the tyres and or wheel rims Certain conditions in and around the park ing space can cause unexpected results when parking Objects such as pillars posts etc Road surfaces such as loose gravel snow ic...

Page 99: ...rallel to the roadside The procedure for parking per pendicular to the roadside is similar Important For the best parking result you should maintain a distance of approx 1 metre to the row of parked cars Activate the turn signal for the side on which you want to park To park parallel to the roadside drive forwards at not more than 30 km h Or To park perpendicular to the roadside drive for wards at...

Page 100: ...ection of travel The park assist automatically steers the vehicle into the parking space while the driver operates the pedals accelerator brake clutch The max imum parking speed is 7 km h The park assist will be deactivated if you drive too fast or move the steering wheel by hand To continue the park ing manoeuvre press the I button again The park assist display will reappear in the instru ment cl...

Page 101: ...ark ing space D Lfl N Lfl Parking aids Park assist currently unavailable Stabilisa tion control ESC off Switch the ESC on to use the park assist To leave parking space select reverse gear and operate turn signal The park assist is ready You can leave the parking space Watch the road c A in Description on page 96 Park assist cancelled Stabilisation control ESC input Continue steering vehicle Take o...

Page 102: ... for the rear zone In car entertainment fader The volume of the current audio or video source is reduced when the parking aid is switched on You will hear a short test tone each time you make a new setting 100 Note The settings will be automatically stored and assigned to the remote control key in use Fault warnings Applies to vehicles with rear parking aid parking system plus park assist Rear par...

Page 103: ...the a fault rectified D Lfl N Lfl Intelligent technology A WARNING Have the system malfunction repaired by a qualified workshop as soon as possible risk of accident Note You can drive on if the warning indicator lamp or mJlights up only briefly Brakes New brake pads New brake pads do not give full braking effect for the first 400 km they must first be bedded in However you can compensate for the s...

Page 104: ...cci dent Never let the car coast with the engine switched off this can cause accidents 102 CD CAUTION Never let the brakes drag by leaving your foot on the pedal when you do not really in tend to brake This overheats the brakes re sulting in longer stopping distances and greater wear Before driving down a long steep gradient it is advisable to reduce speed and move the selector lever to a lower ge...

Page 105: ...that a collision has taken place up wards of a certain speed the vehicle is braked by a the ESC co D U l N U l Intelligent technology The vehicle will not be braked automatically if the driver presses the accelerator the brake pressure applied by pressing the brake pedal is higher than the brake pressure initiated by the system or the ESC the brake system or the vehicle s electrical system are not...

Page 106: ...l system ASR are switched off Press the I OFF button for longer than 3 seconds fland liiii m light up Stabilisation control ESC switched off Warning Re stricted stability Note on The stabilising function of the ESC and traction control system ASR is fully availa ble again Press the I OFF button again IIgoes out or IIand liiii l go out Stabilisation control ESC switched on You should switch on the ...

Page 107: ...circumference Also avoid using tyres with varying tread depths page 231 New wheels or tyres Off roader Your Audi does not have enough ground clear ance to be used as an off road vehicle It is there fore best to avoid rough tracks and uneven ter rain as much as possible Intelligent technology _ WARNING Even with four wheel drive you should al ways adjust your speed to suit the condi tions Do not le...

Page 108: ...g The power management controls the distribu tion ofelectrical energy and thus helps to ensure that there is always enough power available to start the engine If a vehicle with a conventional electrical system is left parked for a long time the battery will gradually lose its charge because certain electri cal equipment such as the immobiliser contin ues to draw current even when the ignition is o...

Page 109: ...ent technology With the engine switched off If you Listen to the radio or use other electrical equipment when the engine is not running this will discharge the battery A message will appear on the infotainment dis play before the battery power drops to a Level where the starting ability is impaired This message warns you that the system you are using will soon be switched off automatically You sho...

Page 110: ...ut the course of events On vehicles with an airbag system accident related data such as impact speed seat belt status seat positions and trigger times can be saved The exact infor mation saved depends on the manufacturer The installation of an event data recorder is sub ject to the agreement of the vehicle s owner This process is governed by legislation in some coun tries 108 Reprogramming control...

Page 111: ... be played To switch off manually Press and hold the ON OFF button until the MMI switches off The MMI system will not be switched on automati cally when the ignition is switched on if it was turned off manually the last time it was operat ed CD Note If the engine is switched off and the battery charge level is low the MMI system will be switched off automatically Multi Media Interface How to use t...

Page 112: ...ant The symbol for the selection menu must be shown on the left of the infotainment display c Fig 116 110 Calling up the selection menu Press the Left control button Fig 116 Closing the selection menu Press the right control button c page 110 Fig 118 to return to the previous function Calling up closing the options menu You can use the options menu to select and con firm specific functions for ind...

Page 113: ...I will display what you are entering Fig 121 and add it to the entry field It may confirm this verbally To enter a space Move your finger from left to right across the MMI touch pad To delete a character Move your finger from right to left across the MMI touch pad To use the suggestion Press the rotary push button To switch directly to the selection list Turn the rotary pushbutton to the right To ...

Page 114: ... Fig 113 to return to the previous function Or Push the rotary pushbutton to the right to close the selec tion menu Calling up closing the options menu Push the rotary pushbutton to the right to call up the options menu page 110 Press the IBACK button page 109 Fig 113 to return to the previous function Or Push the rotary pushbutton to the left to close the options menu Displaying the entry field s...

Page 115: ... confirm the special char acter desired such as a hyphen or full stop Input help In some cases such as in the navi gation system the system will make sugges tions to complete your entry while you are still making it These can be accepted by pushing the rotary pushbutton upwards Overview of the symbols in the speller The symbols of the speller for Letters numbers are explained in the following tabl...

Page 116: ...system may make suggestions depending on what you have entered Further entries con taining the search terms entered will be dis played in the List of results If the desired term is not yet being displayed continue entering Letters until it appears You can enter search terms in any order using the search function The first few Letters of the search terms will often be sufficient to bring up a List ...

Page 117: ...xt page previous page Cancel Online destinations No I meant XY Correct Call list Redial Call mailbox Enter PIN delete PIN Telephone favourites Exclude next route section Exclude next street Manual Automatic traffic avoidance Route list Calculate alternative routes Online destinations Special destination 20 driving position map 20 north position map 30 map Destination map Overview map Audi connect ...

Page 118: ...ouder if you are driving fast Speak in a normal tone without long pauses Avoid speaking when the speech dialogue system is saying a cue Close doors windows and sun roof to reduce background noise Make sure that passengers are not talking when you say a command Keep the air outlets of the air distribution system pointed away from the microphone which is fit ted in the vicinity of the front interior...

Page 119: ... are marked with the sym bol for example you can say Enter address and subsequently Enter country As a rule only the main commands are displayed However the system may also recognise some synonyms For example for business address you can also say work address office address the office or work Calling up the menu Telephone Directory Navigation Radio Media Audi con nect Car Tone Having the system pl...

Page 120: ... private number Call land line Call business mobile Telephone favourites desired contact when requested Dial Call list Redial Enter number enter phone number in blocks of individual dig its when requested e g 07441 234 567 Dial Correction Delete number Directory desired contact when requested e g John Smith Call mailbox Enter PIN enter PIN in individual digits when requested Store Correction Delet...

Page 121: ...ing up a list of recent navigation Last destinations destinations Calling up the favourites Navigation favourites Calling up your home address Home address or Drive home Entering an address with assistance Enter address follow the directions given by the system from the system Individual commands for entering a Enter country Enter town Enter post code Enter street I destination Enter house number ...

Page 122: ...lowing commands to make ad ditional navigation settings Function General map options Map type Displaying the route list Displaying remaining distance time while route guidance is active Highest speed query Setting the navigation cues during active route guidance Dynamic traffic avoidance Excluding the next section of the route Excluding a certain section of the route Note Say Map Day map Night map...

Page 123: ...commands Close a Applies to the DAB waveband Media Applies to vehicles with speech dialogue system Important A medium must already have been called up regardless of the menu you are cur rently in Function Say Selecting a source directly Jukebox CD DVD SD card 1 SD card 2 Audi music inter face I iPod USB Bluetooth Wi Fi Medium XV e g Rachel s player Selecting audio video files from Media favourites...

Page 124: ...did I call lately Who called me last Call the last number I would like to go to XV How much longer to go Show me the traffic on the map RADI Please select BBC What s my most recent station Fig 127 Natural commands Note The natural commands are not available for all languages 122 How far can the fuel get us Nearest restaurant I m hungry Let s eat MEDIA Play my favourite music What artists have I go...

Page 125: ...ldings or large quantities of dust particles e g from flour wood or metal could accumulate in the air This warning also applies to all other places where you would normally switch off your engine Today s driving conditions require the full at tention of drivers Please see page 192 Telephone CD CAUTION Always obey the laws regulating the use of telephones in vehicles You must switch off the telepho...

Page 126: ...e you would like to connect must not be connected actively to any other Bluetooth device The MMI must not be connected to a mobile phone Access to your SIM card SIM Access must be ac tivated on your mobile phone 2 Connecting a mobile phone Select TELi button Connect mobile phone Continue The available Bluetooth devices will be shown on the infotainment display Or Search for the MMI system via the ...

Page 127: ...already connec ted to the MMI system is disconnected when another device is connected to the system The Bluetooth connection between the sys tem and the mobile phone is automatically terminated when you Leave the car ll The number of possible attempts depends on the SIM card Telephone For further information regarding your mo bile phone contact your mobile network service provider or refer to the ...

Page 128: ...nside the Audi phone box Using the SIM card reader Applies to vehicles with SIM card reader You can choose how you wish to make telephone calls when you insert a separate SIM card in the SIM card reader Telephone installed in vehicle SIM card The SIM card in the SIM card reader is used both for telephone calls and Audi connect services page 137 126 Your telephone conversations are directed via the...

Page 129: ...he SIM card in the SIM card reader or your mobile phone via IMENUI Settings left control button MMI settings Connection manager page 188 This can also be done retrospective ly In addition the contacts on the mobile phone are automatically loaded into the directory of the MMI This may take several minutes depending on how many contacts are stored on the mobile phone Removing a SIM card Briefly pres...

Page 130: ...ividually Select and confirm Rl To delete all the numbers letters you have en tered at once Turn the speller to Rl and press and hold the rotary pushbutton Or Press the right control button and select and confirm Clear entry field You can enter DTMF tones touch tones using the speller while you are talking on the phone Answering and ending telephone calls Applies to vehicles with telephone To answ...

Page 131: ... con trol button Resume Merge to conference Up to five callers and one caller on hold can be added to a conference de pending on the network service To set up a fur Telephone ther call place all the members of an existing conference on hold by pressing the right control button Hold Press the left control button Se lect and confirm Call list Directory Favourites entry in List You can add the contac...

Page 132: ...e Please note that depending on your SIM card e g if you are using a Multi SIM card you may need to activate the function for 130 sending and receiving text messages For further information contact your mobile network service provider or refer to the op erating instructions for your mobile phone For more information on which mobile phones are supported please go to www audi com bluetooth or contac...

Page 133: ...ll functions Applies to vehicles with telephone Select TEL button Left control button En ter number enter emergency number e g 112 OK A WARNING Since your telephone operates via radio waves a connection cannot be guaranteed under all circumstances Do not rely solely on your telephone when a vital communica tion e g medical emergency is involved Always follow the directions of the emer gency operat...

Page 134: ...ble anytime and are therefore not protected against access by other users Using contacts from another mobile phone Applies to vehicles with SIM card reader If a SIM card is inserted in the SIM card reader and is used for telephone calls you can access the phone book on another mobile phone Important A SIM card must be inserted in the SIM card reader 132 Refer to page 188 Directory J Note When the ...

Page 135: ...0 Send as a text message You can send the chosen contact as a text mes sage in the vCard format vcf page 130 Delete contact You can delete a contact you have selected Any contacts you delete on the MMI will also be de leted from your mobile phone Importing exporting contacts Applies to vehicles with telephone You can import or export contacts in the vCard format vcf into or from the directory Impo...

Page 136: ... contacts 134 Call waiting The warning beep that there is an incoming call during a telephone conversation can be activated deactivated You can use Check status to check whether this function is activated or deactivated Transmit caller ID Sending your telephone num ber in outgoing calls can be activated deactiva ted With the Network dependent option the setting agreed in your mobile network servic...

Page 137: ...MI system however only one connection is active at a time All bonded Bluetooth devices can be deleted by resetting the Bluetooth function to the factory settings page 187 Directory settings Applies to vehicles with telephone Select ITELi button left control button Di rectory ll Depends on the connected mobile phone Telephone Select right control button Directory set tings Memory capacity The Memor...

Page 138: ...SIM card at a time A SIM card in cards in the SIM card reader and serted in the SIM card reader has priority over one in a mobile in a mobile phone phone After the mobile phone was con nected not all none of the con tacts were loaded into the MMI Some telephone functions are greyed out not available Some telephone functions are greyed out not available even though the mobile phone sup ports them 1...

Page 139: ...te SIM card in the SIM card reader page 138 ll Not available for all countries and models N 2l Bluetooth remote SIM Access Profile Audi connect Option 3l Using a mobile device e g a smartphone as a personal Wi Fi hotspot for the MMI page 139 Connecting an rSAP enabled mobile phone via Bluetooth Applies to vehicles with Audi connect a Fig 137 Is your mobile phone rSAP enabled This QR code takes you...

Page 140: ...be established with Al ways accept I Note Bluetooth devices only have to be bonded once Depending on the mobile phone you are using any devices that have already been bonded to the MMI system are connec ted automatically when they are within range and the ignition is on You can bond several mobile phones to the MMI system however only one connection is active at a time ll The number of possible at...

Page 141: ...cess the mobile hotspot The Wi Fi mode hotspot and client must have been selected in the MMI page 143 Audi connect Connecting the MMI to a personal hotspot Select TELi button right control button Connection manager Select right control button Wi Fi settings Wi Fi mode Select and confirm hotspot and client Then select and confirm Network search The devices found will be shown on the infotain ment d...

Page 142: ... right control button Depending on the Audi connect service you wish to use the following basic functions may be available 140 Save as a preview You can have a preview of selected Audi connect services displayed in the overview Fig 139 Show on map You can have selected content displayed on the map and use it for route guidance Read You can have the MMI read out some types of content Navigate to If...

Page 143: ...vents left control button a category Audi connect Online news Applies to vehicles with Audi connect With this service you can call up the latest head lines from your preferred news providers in the MMI Important You must have subscribed to news feeds via your myAudi account and your vehicle must be connected to myAudi c page 140 Select Online news a headline If you have not yet subscribed to any p...

Page 144: ...Refresh The Twitter function selected is upda ted 142 Favourite You can favourite a tweet to show that you like it Retweet You can repost a tweet to share it with other people Note Further settings such as your account lan guage Tweet privacy and location settings cannot be changed in the MMI If you wish to change anything in these menus please do so on the Twitter website itself You can use the I...

Page 145: ...onnect Licence periods The validity and the time re maining on your licences is displayed If the Li cence expiry warning function is switched on a message will be displayed before the licence ex pires Wi Fi hotspot Applies to vehicles with Wi Fi hotspot You can use your MMI system as a Wi Fi hotspot for connecting to the Internet on up to eight Wi Fi devices Small light Wi Fi devices that are not ...

Page 146: ...ternet via the Wi Fi hotspot Note You might require a separate mobile phone contract with extra costs before you can use the Wi Fi hotspot For more information contact your service provider Depending on your mobile phone tariff you may be charged for receiving data packets online via the Wi Fi hotspot especially if 144 you are using the system abroad We strongly recommend that you use a data flat ...

Page 147: ...tings Audi connect D Note According to the factory settings the data connection will be interrupted initially when you travel abroad to protect you from unex pected roaming charges If you want to use Audi connect services abroad you must first activate the Data roaming option When using Google Earth you will be asked explicitly whether you want to allow roam ing before the system dials into a fore...

Page 148: ...unctions of your Audi connect services und allow certain vehicle data to be transmitted from your ve hicle If you activate certain information services included in your Audi connect portfolio you can use the corresponding functions directly in your vehicle after entering your personal identification data for example for access to social networks In this case we pass on your identification data to ...

Page 149: ... 141 Switching between destination entry and map Press the INAV MAP button repeatedly until the map is displayed Or Press the left control button Switch to map A WARNING Today s driving conditions require the full at tention of drivers Please see page 192 Pay attention to traffic rules when driving The route calculated by the navigation sys tem is a recommendation of how best to reach a destinatio...

Page 150: ...n For more information on the search func tion please refer to page 114 148 Loading last destination The Last destinations are stored automatically and can be Loaded again directly as a new desti nation Press the INAV MAP button repeatedly until the Enter destination menu is displayed page 147 Fig 141 The destinations to which you have recently driv en are displayed in the Enter destination menu a...

Page 151: ...rite as the destination Applies to vehicles with navigation system The favourites make it easier to access destina tions you require regularly Important A home address a favourite must have already been stored page 153 Navigation Press the INAV MAP button repeatedly until the Enter destination menu is displayed page 147 Fig 141 Your home address and stored favourites are dis played in the Enter de...

Page 152: ...cial des tinations from different categories The special destinations are displayed in a list starting with destinations in the immediate vicinity and going up to destinations within a radius of 200 km In vicinity of route Special destinations along the route can only be selected when the route guidance function is active The special destina tions are located directly on or in the immediate vicini...

Page 153: ... the chapter Notes on Audi connect page 145 Further information can be found on the In ternet at www audi com connect Navigation Calling up destinations from a myAudi account Applies to vehicles with navigation system You can import navigation destinations from your myAudi account to the MMI Important You must have created an account at www audi com myaudi added a vehicle to the ac count and store...

Page 154: ...n Important You must have selected a destination from the results list All the parking facilities near the location selec ted are shown on the infotainment display Delete The selected entry will be deleted You can delete individual entries or all the entries e g favourites or last destinations Audi connect for this location Important You must have selected a destination from the results list Enabl...

Page 155: ...irm a favourite Select right control button Rename favour ite 1 D Lfl N Lfl 1 Navigation Moving a favourite Select left control button Favourites Select and confirm a favourite Select right control button Move favourite Move the favourite to the desired position using the rotary pushbutton Press the rotary pushbutton Deleting a favourite Select and confirm a favourite Select right control button D...

Page 156: ...nformation If 154 the MMI system does not display a detour route although the automatic traffic avoidance func tion is on and a traffic jam has been reported on the planned route this is because the estima ted time required for the detour is Longer than the delay on the route with the traffic jam manual The MMI indicates that a better route is available and informs you of the potential time saving...

Page 157: ...f re quired the route section to be avoided must be re entered If you exclude a route section this section will be hatched in red and white on the map Displaying alternative routes Applies to vehicles with navigation system Fig 146 Display of alternative routes Navigation Important A destination must have been en tered and you must have started route guidance Press the INAV MAP button repeatedly u...

Page 158: ...witch on the crosshairs Press the rotary pushbutton while the map is being displayed To switch off the crosshairs Press the IBACKI button Crosshairs switched on 156 CD Orientation The map is displayed either in the 2D north perspective or the 2D driving position perspective Scale Turn the rotary pushbutton clockwise anti clockwise to zoom in or out When the Automatic zoom function is switched on a...

Page 159: ...tion or special destinations on your current route are also displayed D Note Whether the level of congestion is taken into account when the route is being calculated ll Applies to vehicles without camera based speed limit dis play only Navigation depends on your traffic avoidance settings page 154 Map functions Press the INAV MAP button repeatedly until the map is displayed page 156 Fig 147 Select...

Page 160: ... indicates the destination and is set to face north 2D driving position 2D north The map depicts the vehicle s current position The map is set to face the direction of travel or north 3D map When this function is activated the cur rent vehicle position is displayed in a three di mensional map and the map is set to face the di rection of travel If the map scale is more than 100 km the map is set to...

Page 161: ...lect a scale below 30 m The following options are available To explore a destination step by step Press the rotary pushbutton when the symbol is visible To zoom in out of the current display up to 4x Turn rotary pushbutton to the left right To navigate in the street view Move your fin ger in the desired direction on the MMI touch pad Additional information In the Map content menu page 158 you can ...

Page 162: ...e traffic obstruction 160 To display the next piece of traffic information on the map Press the rotary pushbutton Traffic information display Coloured warning symbols Traffic obstructions relevant for your route are shown in the top sec tion of the List in order of the distance from your current Location Warning symbols with Traffic obstructions that you have avoided Greyed out warning symbols Tra...

Page 163: ...be received the traffic information will automati cally be received via TMC TMCpro page 160 Traffic information display Green no obstructions Red traffic jam Orange slow moving traffic Harlac Hatched markings show the stretch of road affec ted by the traffic obstruction Coloured warning symbols A traffic obstruction is ahead when route guidance is active Greyed out warning symbols Traffic obstruc ...

Page 164: ...und on the In ternet at www audi com connect Troubleshooting Applies to vehicles with navigation system Subject Advice Search function The desired des The destination may not be stored in the navigation database Or tination cannot be found Check that you have spelt the search term correctly and that the desired country has been selected for the search function via the Country selection option page...

Page 165: ... waveband is not available in all countries N ll Not in the FM AM station lists Listening to the radio The DAB waveband also supports the trans mission standards DAB and DMB Audio where available Radio functions Search function You can search in all wavebands by station name programme type e g Pop News or fre quency Fig 153 Entry field and results list for the search function To call up the search...

Page 166: ...on Radio text Addi tional information on the programme e g artist composer track is shown ll Not in the mixed station list FM DAB 164 Browsing through radio text entries Turn the rotary pushbutton to the Left or right Station names Select IRADIO button left control button FM Select the desired station from the station list Variable station names Some stations use variable station names De pending ...

Page 167: ...Listening to the radio FM DAB The mixed FM DAB station list appears when DAB is available Refer to c page 163 Calling up the radio Other wavebands If there are any available you may be able to se lect other wavebands in the selection menu Favourites You can store your favourite stations from any waveband in the favourites List Radio favourites BSAKT Events f lM 1 DAB BAYERN 1 r f o BAYERN 2 Cultur...

Page 168: ... stations which have been sorted alphabetically Radio sta 166 tions with a frequency as their station name are displayed at the end of the list ID The stations in the station list are sorted ac cording to the station s ID e g all BBC radio sta tions are sorted together Radio stations with a frequency as their station name are displayed at the end of the list Station sorting DAB A Z The stations ar...

Page 169: ...n the mixed sta tion list FM DAB Troubleshooting Subject Advice Listening to the radio A station with poor reception is no longer Store the station as a favourite in advance and call it up listed in the station list after you switch to via the favourites list page 165 another station 167 ...

Page 170: ...his in formation is not stored on the relevant medium the MMI system will use the database of metada 168 ta from Gracenote Nevertheless metadata may not be displayed in some cases Restricted performance If you experience re stricted performance reset the Media settings to the factory defaults page 187 If you experience restricted performance from the Jukebox reset it to the factory settings page 1...

Page 171: ...n become detached from the adapter e g caused by jolting etc Parts could then get stuck in the drive impairing the functionality of the system Media Note Store the SD cards in a suitable case to pro tect them from dirt and dust and to avoid damage DVD drive Applies to vehicles with DVD drive Fig 158 DVD drive The DVD drive is located in the glove box page 6 Fig 2 To Load a CD DVD The CD DVD will b...

Page 172: ...on tains audio files with a high data rate Jukebox Applies to vehicles with jukebox You can play your favourite music and video files from thejukebox Thejukebox has approximate ly 10 CB of storage Select IMEDIA button Press the Left control button repeatedly until the source overview page 179 is displayed Select and confirm Jukebox Playing from the jukebox Important The jukebox must contain audio ...

Page 173: ...nd cannot be copied to the jukebox again Media It is not possible to play audio video files in the CD DVD drive while they are being copied For legal reasons there is no export function for the jukebox Files or tracks that do not include stored metadata are listed as Unknown Audi rec ommends that you mark the audio files with the corresponding metadata e g ID3 tags When handing over your vehicle e...

Page 174: ...ource overview page 179 is dis played Select and confirm Wi Fi audio player page 179 Fig 165 ll Only available with the Audi MMI connect app 172 You may need to select and confirm Wi Fi off Activate Wi Fi to switch Wi Fi on in the MMI Select Wi Fi settings if necessary and use the Wi Fi hotspot s settings for the media player you are currently using To start the Wi Fi audio player Start the Audi M...

Page 175: ...pment at the time of print I Media Important The Audi MMI connect app must have been in stalled and started on your mobile device You must be logged in to your myAudi account in the Audi MMI connect app and must have selected your vehicle The Wi Fi function must be activated on the mobile device and on the MMI A network connection must be set up on the MMI page 144 Online media1 Fig 160 must be di...

Page 176: ...5 Depending on the mobile device you are us ing media playback may be interrupted To avoid interruptions keep the Audi MMI con nect app running in the foreground and do not lock the screen on your mobile device Audi dealerships will be able to provide you with further information on online media 174 Multimedia connections USB adapters for Audi music interface or USB charging socket Depending on th...

Page 177: ...es are con Media nected at the same time both can be selected as the source for playback You can connect mobile devices via the analogue AUX interface To connect a mobile device to the AUX input Connect the cable Fig 162 to the AUX in put on the Audi music interface before con necting the mobile device e g MP3 player smartphone To disconnect the mobile device from the AUX input Detach the cable Fi...

Page 178: ...ted in the front storage compartment in the centre console 3 page 6 Fig 2 AUX input To connect a mobile device to the AUX input Connect the cable Fig 163 to the AUX in put before connecting the mobile device e g MP3 player smartphone To disconnect the mobile device from the AUX input Detach the cable Fig 163 from the AUX input Operation Select and confirm the source Ex ternal audio player page 179...

Page 179: ...ons are supported by the DVD drive theJukebox the SD card readers and the connection for the USB mass storage device Audio files I Video files Supported SD SDHC SDXC MMC memory cards with a capacity of up to 128 GB media DVD drive audio CDs up to 80 minutes with CD text artist album tracks CD ROMs with a capacity of up to 700 MB DVD R RW video DVDs audio DVDs compatible with video DVD Audi music i...

Page 180: ... MTP players such as vid eo playback and the rating of tracks are not supported The display of country specific characters e g for ID3 tag information depends on CD drive Applies to vehicles with CD drive The CD drive supports the following audio file specifications Supported media File system Meta data Format File extension Playlists Specifications Number of files D Note Audio files Audio CDs up ...

Page 181: ...i Fi audio player page 172 Online media page 173 To select a source Select and confirm a source Or Press the IMEDIA button repeatedly until the desired source is selected To switch to radio Select and confirm D Fig 164 To play audio video files Select a source in the Media menu category e g artist album track title To access the next level up in the structure of folders Press the IBACK button Or S...

Page 182: ... an album and then a track Albums All available albums are displayed Select and confirm an album and then a track Genres All available genres are displayed Select and con firm a genre e g Pop an artist an album and then a track Tracks All available tracks are displayed Select and con firm a track J Folders The folder structure or the track title chapter list is displayed Select a folder if applica...

Page 183: ... settings Refer to page 183 l This function is automatically deactivated if you change the source 2 May not be possible during playback depends on the DVD Media Important A video file or a DVD must be play ing and the vehicle must be stationary Switch to full screen The video picture is dis played Press the rotary pushbutton to show the playlist Or Press the IBACK button Replay video1 When this fu...

Page 184: ...14 Searching Entries containing the search terms entered will be displayed in the list of results Fig 168 You can search by artist Fig 168 album 182 or track You can also search for genres and videos Note The system will only search for files on the active source If the search function is called up in the Folders category J page 180 Fig 167 the system will only search for files in the current fold...

Page 185: ... manager Refer to page 187 Media Child lock Important A video DVD must be playing You can use the child lock to restrict video DVD playback Enter the child lock password The password set at the factory is 1234 The following options are available Safety level Select and confirm a safety level e g level 5 Eight safety levels are available for the child lock function If you select child lock level 5 ...

Page 186: ...he mute function see the AUX adapter cable page 190 or another audio source e g page 163 Calling up the radio before connecting disconnecting your mobile device Bluetooth audio player Wi Fi To ensure problem free playback only one interface should be in audio player Playback problems use at any one time Wi Fi audio player Playback Some mobile phones may experience audio playback problems if proble...

Page 187: ...e audio playback problems if the Internet connection in the vehicle was not established via the SIM card reader of the MMI control console and the mobile data option is activated on the mobile phone Deactivate the mobile data option on your mobile phone The MMI connection switch on the status screen of the Audi MMI connect app must be switched on to establish a connection with the MMI 185 ...

Page 188: ...Language You can change the language of the display along with the language of the navigation cues and the speech dialogue system The number of languages available depends on the market Measurement units The following measurement units are available Speed km h or mph Distance km or miles Temperature 0 or F Consumption ltr 100 km mpg US mpg UK or km ltr Capacity litres gallons Usage tips Your MMI d...

Page 189: ...nection Applies to vehicles with Audi connect Connect new device You can search for and connect a mobile device e g a smartphone List of devices already bonded Select your mo bile phone from the list of all devices which have already been bonded Or Insert a SIM card in the SIM card reader page 138 MMI connect app Applies to vehicles with Audi connect Important The Audi MMI connect app must be inst...

Page 190: ...o player as a source in the Media menu Bluetooth name The Bluetooth name of the MMI system e g AUDI MMI 2613 is dis played and can be changed 188 Online settings Data connection settings Refer to page 144 Configuring the data connection Data usage meter The number of the data packets sent received via the MMI system is displayed Select Reset data meter to reset the usage statistics to zero Connect...

Page 191: ...ndbook Important The Handbook must have been instal led previously Select IMENUI button Car left control but ton Handbook The On board Handbook will automatically load in the language that is set under the option Menu language in the MMI page 186 System settings Using the On board Handbook The following functions are available when you are operating the On board Handbook using the rotary pushbutto...

Page 192: ...hbutton 190 Volume settings Adjusting the volume Using the ON OFF button you can adjust the vol ume of an audio source or system message e g during a speech dialogue directly while it is be ing played Volume up down Turn the ON OFF button page 109 Fig 113 clockwise or anti clock wise Mute pause Briefly press the ON OFF button Or Turn the ON OFF button anti clockwise until the mute symbol appears A...

Page 193: ...on off When it is activated the spoken cues played by the system are shortened Speech dialogue system volume Turn the rotary pushbutton to adjust the volume of the spoken cues Parking aid Turn the rotary pushbutton to adjust the volume of the beeps MMI touch Turn the rotary pushbutton to adjust the volume of the MMI touch s spoken cues Audi heartbeat Turn the rotary pushbutton to adjust the volume...

Page 194: ...uld only be set at a level which enables you to hear distant police and 192 emergency vehicles clearly failure to do so could result in an accident Please observe the laws regulating the use of telephones in vehicles Safety features The safety features Listed here are part of the ve hicle s occupant restraint system They work to gether to help reduce the risk of injury in a wide variety ofaccident...

Page 195: ...bile phone etc Never drive when your driving ability is im paired by medication alcohol drugs etc Obey all traffic regulations and speed limits and always maintain a safe distance to the vehi de in front Always adjust your speed to suit the road traf fie and weather conditions U l N U l 1 Safe driving Take frequent breaks on long trips Do not drive for more than two hours without a stop If possibl...

Page 196: ...belt webbing or an incorrect sitting position 194 Correct position for the front passenger The front seat passenger must sit at least 25 cm away from the dash panel so that the airbag has enough room to inflate and give maximum pro tection in an accident For your own safety and to reduce the risk of in jury in the event of an accident we recommend adjusting the front passenger s seat as follows Ad...

Page 197: ...ecially for children Never allow anyone to sit out of position while the vehicle is moving Safe driving The following List shows just some examples of incorrect sitting positions which can be danger ous to all occupants The List is not complete but will help to make you aware of possible dangers which can be avoided Therefore whenever the vehicle is moving Never stand up in the vehicle Never stand...

Page 198: ...g a suddenbraking manoeuvre or in an accident This is particularly the case if the child is travelling on the front passenger s seat and the airbag system is triggered in an accident This incorrect sitting position can result in serious or even fatal injury If you are using a child seat on the front passenger seat in which the child faces the 196 direction of travel you should move the front passe...

Page 199: ...d or for ward facing child seats with an integrated seat Safe driving belt system are most appropriate Rearward fac ing child seats should be used for as long as safe ly possible Our recommendation Audi child seat with ISOFIX base Child seats categories 2 and 3 Child seats with backrests used in conjunction with seat belts are most appropriate for these categories 15 to 36 kg Our recommendation Au...

Page 200: ...ead injuries could be caused when closing the boot lid or in the event of an accident Always pay close at tention to passengers in the rear seat when closing the boot lid Securing a child seat Securing child seats with ISOFIX Applies to vehicles with ISOFIX Fig 177 Rear seat Securing child seat with ISOFIX Child seats of the categories 0 O and 1 with ISOFIX can be secured without a seat belt using...

Page 201: ...e designed only for child seats with ISOFIX Do not at N l This function is not available for all export versions Safe driving tempt to secure other types of child seat seat belts or other objects to these ancho rages this could result in serious or possi bly fatal injury Securing child seats with ISOFIX and top tether Applies to vehicles with top tether Fig 178 Rear backrest Top tether anchorages ...

Page 202: ... or any objects in the footwell Make sure that none of the pedals is obstructed and all of the pedals can be pressed all the way down to the floor Make sure that all pedals are able to return freely to their original positions Only use floor mats which leave the pedal area free and can be securely fastened in the footwell If one of the brake circuits should fail increased brake pedal travel will b...

Page 203: ...fect the vehicle s handling by shifting the centre of gravity this could cause an accident Take extra care when driving and adjust your speed accordingly Never exceed the maximum axle loads or the maximum gross weight for the vehicle page 257 Exceeding the permitted axle loads or gross weight limit can affect the ve hicle s handling characteristics and increase the risk of accidents personal injur...

Page 204: ...ning straps which are properly secured to the fastening rings 202 Never secure a child seat on the fastening rings Pedestrian protection system Description Applies to vehicles with pedestrian protection system The pedestrian protection system will automati cally be activated when the front of the vehicle collides with a pedestrian The bonnet is raised several centimetres to create an additional cr...

Page 205: ...g message will appear Safety system fault See owner s manual Drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified Safe driving _ WARNING Do not press back the bonnet unless both of your hands are flat on top of the bonnet If you do this you cannot catch your fingers between the bonnet and body Take care when pressing back the bonnet careless or uncontrolled movements can cause ...

Page 206: ...y trip even when just driving around the cor 204 ner Ensure that your passengers wear their seat belts as well Properly worn seat belts have been shown to be an effective means of reducing the potential for injury and improving the chances of survival in a serious accident page 205 Forces acting in a collision For information on how children can travel safely in the car refer to page 195 Child sea...

Page 207: ...dent and stretched must be replaced by a qualified workshop The belt anchorages should also be checked Seat belts Forces acting in a collision The physical principles involved in a frontal impact Very large forces are generated during a colli sion these forces have to be absorbed Fig 184 Passengers of a vehicle which is headed for a brick wall They are not using seat belts Fig 185 The vehicle cras...

Page 208: ...ut of the car This could result in potentially fatal injuries The common belief that occupants can brace their weight with their hands in a minor collision 206 is false Even at low speeds the forces acting on the body in a collision are so great that it is not possible to hold yourself in the seat It is also important for the rear passengers to wear seat belts as they could otherwise be thrown for...

Page 209: ...s low as possible over the hips so that there is no pressure on the lower abdomen The belt should always be worn tightly Fig 190 Seat belts Pull the belt tight if necessary to take up any slack Always make sure that belt is positioned properly Incorrectly worn seat belts can give rise to injuries even in a minor collision Seat belts worn too loose can result in inju ries because they allow excessi...

Page 210: ... are tensioned automatically in frontal side and rear end im pacts above a certain degree of severity This helps to reduce the forward motion of the occu pants In a less severe accident or in the event of a roll over the belt tensioners are not activated _ WARNING Any work on the tensioner system or remov al and installation of system components for other repairs must be performed by a qualified w...

Page 211: ...r the seat belts at all times page 204 Why is it so important to use seat belts The seat belts and airbags can only provide maximum protection if the occupants are seated correctly page 46 Seats and stor age If you do not wear a seat belt if you lean forward or are not seated correctly while the vehicle is in motion you are at greater risk of injury should the airbag system be triggered in an acci...

Page 212: ...gered depends pri marily on the vehicle deceleration rate resulting from the collision By processing the signals from the sensors located in the vehicle the electronic control unit is immediately able to evaluate the severity of the collision and activate the restraint systems accordingly If the deceleration rate is below the predefined reference value in the con trol unit the airbags will not be ...

Page 213: ...ht up for a few seconds every time the ignition is switched on 1 D U l N U l 1 Airbag system If the front passenger s airbag has been deactiva ted the indicator lamp PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF or AIR BAG OFF will light up con stantly as a reminder Fig 195 When the front passenger s airbag is deactivated the seat belt warning lamp for the front passen ger page 13 is also switched off A WARNING If you ha...

Page 214: ...uce the risk of head or chest injury Fig 198 Front airbags in inflated condition The driver s and front passenger s airbag are trig gered in certain frontal collisions Fig 198 Fur ther airbag systems may also be triggered de pending on the circumstances When the system is triggered the airbags fill with a propellant gas and open out in front of the driver and front passenger Fig 198 In order to pr...

Page 215: ...ployed 0 lt 0 sf CD Airbag system Applies to vehicles on which the front pas senger s airbag cannot be deactivated Do NOT use a rearward facing child seat on the front passenger s seat Applies to vehicles with key operated switch for deactivating the front passeng er s airbag Do NOT use a rearward facing child seat on the front passenger s seat while the front passenger s airbag is ac tive If you ...

Page 216: ... accident the airbags have to inflate extremely rapidly within fractions of a second The airbag releases a fine dust when it inflates This is quite normal and does not mean there is a fire in the vehicle When fully deployed the airbags cushion the im pact for the occupants and help to reduce the risk of injury to the whole upper part of the body i e the chest stomach and pelvis on the side facing ...

Page 217: ...ion airbag above the door The head protection airbags are located above the doors on the left and right sides of the vehi Airbag system de Fig 202 The locations of the airbags are marked with the word AIRBAG In conjunction with the three point seat belts and side airbags the head protection airbags give the occupants additional protection against head and neck injuries in a severe side collision i...

Page 218: ... not hang the clothes on coat hangers The space between the passengers and the head protection airbags must never be oc cupied by children other passengers or pets Passengers should never lean out or put a hand or arm out of the window while the vehicle is in motion Do not move the sun visors out to cover the side windows if there is anything attached to them such as pens or a remote control for t...

Page 219: ...petrol with 91 RON as an emer gency measure In this case only use moderate engine speeds and a light throttle Fill up with U l N U l 1 Checking and topping up fluids premium or Super Plus petrol as soon as possi ble CD CAUTION Do NOT fuel your vehicle with high ethanol fuel blends e g ESQ or E85 This will dam age the fuel system Just one tank of leaded fuel or fuel with metallic additives will per...

Page 220: ... automatic filler noz zle is operated correctly it will switch itself off as soon as the tank is full Do not try to put in more fuel after the nozzle cuts out as this will fill the expansion chamber in the fuel tank When the fuel filler pump switches itself off wait for 5 seconds before pulling out the filler nozzle so that any remaining fuel can flow into the tank opening Close the tank flap Make...

Page 221: ...To prevent the tank from being filled with the incorrect type of fuel petrol or diesel only suitable filler nozzles can be inserted in the fuel filler on your vehicle If the filler nozzle is old damaged or too small it may not be able to open the pro tection mechanism on the fuel tank In this case try turning the filler nozzle before in serting it in the fuel filler neck use a differ Checking and ...

Page 222: ... short trips the filter be 220 comes obstructed with soot and the symbol Cl for the diesel particulate filter lights up page 15 A WARNING The exhaust system is very hot when the vehi cle is being driven and after the engine has been switched off Never touch the tailpipes when they are hot risk of burns Because of the high temperatures which can occur in the emission control system cata lytic conve...

Page 223: ...rt moving immediately and possibly cause an accident Observe the following additional warnings if work on the fuel system or the electrical system is necessary Always disconnect the battery Do not smoke Never work near naked flames Always keep an approved fire extinguisher immediately available CD CAUTION When topping up fluids make sure the correct fluid is put into the correct filler opening Thi...

Page 224: ...p into the catches do not press down 8 WARNING For safety reasons the bonnet must always be completely closed when the vehicle is moving After closing it always check that it is properly secured The bonnet must be flush with the adjacent body panels Should you notice that the bonnet is not safely secured when the vehicle is moving stop the vehicle immediately and close the bonnet properly otherwis...

Page 225: ...using fuel complying with EN 228 or DIN 51626 1 b When using fuel complying with EN 590 or DIN 51628 CD Note If the oil grades specified in the table are not available you can use one of the following grades as a substitute To prevent damage to the engine this should not be done more Checking and topping up fluids than once between oil changes and no more than 0 5 Litres should be used Petrol engi...

Page 226: ... or to the engine Contact a quaLi 224 fied workshop to extract the engine oil if necessary No additives should be used with engine oil Any damage caused by the use of such addi tives would not be covered by the factory warranty For the sake of the environment Never pour oil down drains or into the ground Always observe statutory requirements when disposing of empty oil canisters Cooling system Coo...

Page 227: ...opping up fluids Topping up coolant Important The coolant expansion tank must not be empty D Wait for the engine to cool down Cover the cap on the expansion tank with a cloth and carefully unscrew the cap anti clock wise _ Add coolant in the correct concentration page 224 up to the top mark You should make sure that the fluid level re mains stable If necessary add more coolant Screw the cap on aga...

Page 228: ...pecialist knowl edge The battery is virtually maintenance free It is checked as part of the Inspection Service When an airbag is triggered the battery will un der certain circumstances be disconnected from the on board power supply for safety reasons in General notes on airbag system on page 209 Disconnecting the battery The battery should always be Left connected If the battery is disconnected so...

Page 229: ... or lead particles to come into contact with eyes skin or clothing Battery acid is extremely corrosive Wear protective gloves and safety glasses Do not tilt the battery acid can leak out of the va pour vent If electrolyte should splash into the eyes rinse at once for several minutes using clear water Then seek medical care immediately Neutralize any acid splashes on the skin or clothing with soap ...

Page 230: ...positive terminal Fig 216 Connect the charger cables as specified to the jump start terminals terminal with red cap positive terminal with hexagon nega tive Now connect the battery charger to the mains and switch on After charging the battery switch off the bat tery charger and disconnect the mains cable Now disconnect the charger cables Refit the red cap onto the positive terminal Close the bonne...

Page 231: ...ly cause damage The battery holder and clamps must always be correctly secured Before starting any work on the battery al ways observe the warnings listed under page 227 Important safety warnings for handling a car battery For the sake of the environment S Batteries contain toxic substances including sulphuric acid and lead They must be dis posed of appropriately and must not be put together with ...

Page 232: ...ining until the next oil change and next service inspec tion Select the following on the infotainment system IMENUI button Car left control button Servicing checks Service intervals You can not check the service interval for the first 500 km or so after resetting the display or when your ve hicle is new CD CAUTION Keeping to the correct service intervals is most important for the service life and ...

Page 233: ... do not yet give maximum grip When driving with new tyres drive at moderate speeds and be especially careful during the first 500 km All four wheels must be fitted with tyres of the same type size rolling circumference and preferably the same tread pattern Tyres should be replaced in pairs and not indi vidually i e both front tyres or both rear tyres together We recommend the use of Audi GenuineTy...

Page 234: ...ng 232 Tyre wear Inspect the tyres regularly for damage The wear on under or over inflated tyres is sig nificantly higher Fast cornering heavy acceleration and hard braking all increase tyre wear If you notice excessive tyre wear have the wheel alignment checked by a qualified work shop Have your tyres rebalanced if steering wheel vi brations indicate an imbalance Otherwise the tyres and other par...

Page 235: ... only be checked when the tyres are cold The slightly raised pressures of warm tyres must not be reduced Refer to the sticker Fig 220 for the correct tyre pressures according to the load the vehicle is carrying If necessary adjust the tyre pressure Vehicles with tyre pressure loss indicator Store the new tyre pressures on the infotain ment system page 235 Check the pressure of the spare wheel com ...

Page 236: ...hains will improve braking ability as well as traction in winter conditions 234 Snow chains can be used on the front wheels only This also applies to vehicles with four wheel drive Check that the snow chains are correctly seated after driving for a few yards follow the instruc tions given by the manufacturer Keep your speed below 50 km h Please ob serve the applicable local regulations For technic...

Page 237: ...t or if it comes on again after a short time drive to a qualified workshop without delay and have the fault rectified _ WARNING If the tyre pressure loss indicator appears on the display slow down immediately and avoid any severe braking or steering ma Wheels and tyres noeuvres As soon as you can do so safely stop and check the tyres and the tyre pres sures It is the driver s responsibility to ens...

Page 238: ...e operating instructions for the equipment This applies particularly to 236 the operating pressure and the spraying distance Do not point the spray jet directly at the seals on the windows doors bonnet or boot lid or at the tyres rubber hoses insulating material or sen sors Maintain a distance of at least 40 cm Do not use a high pressure cleaner to remove snow and ice Never use high pressure clean...

Page 239: ...e vehicle in direct sunlight otherwise the paint can be damaged Do not use insect sponges or abrasive household sponges etc they can damage the surfaces Matt painted vehicle parts Do not use polish or wax otherwise the paintwork can be damaged Never use car wash programmes that in clude wax coatings This could spoil the matt finish Do not attach any stickers or magnet la bels to matt painted parts...

Page 240: ...alt Fat based stains e g Remove immediately using mild detergenta and a soft cosmetics or sun lo cloth tion Carbon parts Dirt deposits Interior Same treatment as plastic parts Exterior Same treatment as painted parts a Mild detergent not more than two tablespoons of pH neutral detergent to one litre of water Cleaning the interior Component Situation Remedy Windows Dirt deposits Glass cleaning agen...

Page 241: ...ry use special colour leather cream Carbon parts Dirt deposits Same treatment as plastic parts a Mild detergent not more than two tablespoons of pH neutral detergent to one litre of water A WARNING Do not use water repellent coatings on the windscreen In bad visibility conditions such as light rain low sun or when driving at night these coatings can cause increased dazzle which is a serious safety...

Page 242: ...leatherette Alcan tara fabrics To avoid damage stubborn stains should be removed by a qualified workshop Never use steam cleaners brushes hard sponges or similar utensils Do not use the seat heating to dry the seats 240 Sharp edged objects on clothing such as zip fasteners rivets or belts can also damage the surface of the fabric Please make sure you close any velcro fas teners e g on your clothin...

Page 243: ... de signed to hold only the warning triangle supplied as an Audi Genuine Accessory Mobility First aid kit Applies to vehicles with first aid kit Fig 222 Rear seats Compartment for first aid kit The first aid kit is located in a compartment next to the right side rear seat Fire extinguisher Applies to vehicles with fire extinguisher The factory fitted fire extinguisher is located in the footwell on...

Page 244: ...ures down to 20 The tyre repair kit must NOT be used On cuts and punctures larger than 4 mm D Fig 224 If the wheel rim has been damaged if you have been driving with very low pressure or a completely flat tyre In these cases you should seek professional as sistance A WARNING Please note that the tyre repair kit is not suitable for use in every situation and should only be used as a temporary meas ...

Page 245: ...ue specified above remove the filler hose and drive 10 metres forwards or backwards at a low speed so that the sealant can spread evenly in the tyre Now pump the tyre up again _ A WARNING Please observe the manufacturers safety notes on the compressor and the instruc tions supplied with the tyre sealant can If it was not possible to build up a tyre pres sure of 2 0 bar within 6 minutes this means ...

Page 246: ...being changed by placing a stone or similar object under it to prevent the vehicle from rolling away Removing the hubcap wheel bolt caps Fig 227 Wheel Hubcap 244 Fig 228 Wheel Wheel bolts with caps Hubcaps Insert the hook provided in the vehicle s tool kit in the hole in the hubcap Fig 227 Pull off the hubcap Wheels with wheel bolt caps Slide the plastic clip provided in the vehicle s tool kit ont...

Page 247: ...ack ll An adapter is required to unscrew or tighten the anti theft wheel bolts page 244 Mobility Raising the vehicle Fig 231 Sills markings example Fig 232 Door sill Applying the jack under the door sill Always provide a firm base for the jack on the ground The jack can be found in the vehicle s tool kit If necessary use a large strong board or similar support On a hard slippery surface such as ti...

Page 248: ...Fig 233 Wheel Hexagonal socket for turning wheel bolts 246 Fig 234 Wheel Mounting pin in wheel bolt hole nearest to the top Taking offthe wheel Using the hexagonal socket in the screwdriver handle provided in the vehicle s tool kit un screw the top wheel bolt and place it on a clean surface Fig 233 Screw in the mounting pin provided in the ve hicle s tool kit by hand in place of the wheel bolt Fig...

Page 249: ...ed Put the tools andjack back in the luggage com partment If the replaced wheel will not fit into the spare wheel well stow it safely in the luggage com partment page 201 Check the tyre pressure of the fitted wheel as soon as possible Adjust the tyre pressures and store them via the infotainment system The wheel bolts should be tightened to 120 Nm Have this checked as soon as possible with a torqu...

Page 250: ...n be started by con necting it to the battery of another vehicle If the engine fails to start because of a dis charged battery the battery can be connected to the battery of another vehicle to start the engine Suitable jump Leads are required Both batteries must be rated at 12 Volts The ca pacity Ah of the booster battery should not be significantly lower than that of the discharged battery Jump L...

Page 251: ...connection in your vehicle 9 Position thejump leads in such a way that they cannot come into contact with any mov ing parts in the engine compartment Starting the engine 10 Start the engine of the vehicle with the boosting battery and let it run at idling speed 11 Start the engine of the car with the dis charged battery and wait two or three mi nutes until the engine is running smoothly 12 If the ...

Page 252: ...When towing off road there is always a risk that the anchorage points may be overloaded Tow bar tow rope It is easier and safer to tow the vehicle with a tow bar You should only use a tow rope if you do 250 not have a tow bar It is advisable to use a tow rope made of elastic synthetic fibre or similarly elastic material Notes on towing vehicles The vehicle can be towed with a tow bar or tow rope W...

Page 253: ...hat the tow rope is taut before you drive off N ll Important The battery must be adequately charged Mobility Engage the clutch very gently when starting to move manual gearbox and press the accelera tor slowly Avoid unnecessary braking and manoeuvres Vehicle being towed rear Ensure that the ignition is switched on the steering wheel is not locked and that you can operate the turn signals horn or w...

Page 254: ...ide of the front bumper Take the towline anchorage out of the vehicle s tool kit page 242 252 To detach the cover cap from the bumper press the top left part of the cap inwards Fig 239 Screw the towline anchorage into the screw connection as far as it will go Fig 240 and tighten it with the box spanner Put the towline anchorage back in the tool kit after use A WARNING If the towline anchorage is n...

Page 255: ...s it will go Fig 242 and tighten it with the box spanner Put the towline anchorage back in the tool kit after use A WARNING If the towline anchorage is not screwed in as far as the stop there is a risk of the screw connection shearing off during towing risk of accident Mobility 253 ...

Page 256: ...tch off the ignition and all electrical equip ment Refer to the following tables to identify the fuse for the failed component page 255 Remove the cover LHD vehicles c page 254 Fig 243 or RHD vehicles page 254 Fig 244 Take the plastic clip from inside the fuse cover in the engine compartment Fig 245 Use the clip to pull out the fuse Blown fuses should always be replaced with a fuse of the same rat...

Page 257: ...elector lever au tomatic gearbox auxiliary heating relay coil for rear window heating Diagnostics switch for electronic parking brake light switch rain light sensor inte rior lighting Steering column switch module Display Haldex coupling MMI system Control unit for suspension control Air conditioner blower Electric steering column lock MMI system Instrument cluster Reversing camera Control unit fo...

Page 258: ...M 0 F4 plementary heater relay coils 1 2 secon dary air pump relay FS Engine components tank system F6 Brake light sensor F7 Engine components 256 No Electrical equipment F8 Lambda probe F9 Engine components exhaust flap control unit for automatic glow period FlO Fuel injectors fuel control unit Fll Supplementary heater heating rod 2 F12 Supplementary heater heating rod 3 F13 Automatic gearbox con...

Page 259: ...all export versions In this case the fields contain place holders for example 99 9 Technical data D Vehicle identification number chassis num ber Vehicle type engine power gearbox type Engine and gearbox code letters Paint No Interior equipment No Optional equipment codes Fuel consumption and emissions Fuel consumption and emissions1 Information on the vehicle s fuel consumption and emissions is g...

Page 260: ...res The performance figures were measured without equipment which may influence performance such as mudflaps or extremely wide section tyres Kerb weight unladen weight For Europe and certain other markets the kerb weight includes an allowance of 75 kg for the driver in accordance with EU Regulation 1230 2012 Notes for following tables MG Manual gearbox I AG Automatic gearbox l Maximum speed is ach...

Page 261: ...xle weight Maximum rear axle weight Footnotes page 258 Diesel engine TT Coupe 2 0 TDI quattro 4 cylinder Power output2 Maximum torque Maximum speed Acceleration from O 100 km h Gross vehicle weight Kerb weight unladen weight Maximum front axle weight Maximum rear axle weight co Footnotes page 258 N ll l Technical data 169 kW at 4500 6200 rpm 370 Nm at 1600 4300 rpm MG km h 250 sec 6 0 kg 1630 kg 1...

Page 262: ...nts are fit ted which do not serve to control the vehicle it self for instance a refrigerator box laptop or ventilator fan etc these must bear the CE mark manufacturer conformity declaration in the Eu ropean Union 260 A WARNING Never attach accessories such as cup holders or telephone brackets to the surfaces cover ing the airbag units or the areas around the airbags this could cause injury if the...

Page 263: ...hones or radio equipment inside the vehicle without a correctly installed external aerial c Please note also that the maximum range of the equipment can only be achieved with an external j aerial N ll l j Business equipment Retrofit installation of business or other equip ment in the vehicle is permitted provided the equipment cannot interfere with the driver s im mediate control of the vehicle An...

Page 264: ...h ISO 1043 ISO 11469 and ISO 1629 Choice of materials Nearly all materials used can be recycled Similar types of plastics grouped together for easy recycling Recycled materials used in manufacture Reduced vapour emissions from plastics CFC free refrigerant in air conditioner Compliance with the laws prohibiting the use of Cadmium asbestos lead mercury chrome VI and other substances such as flame r...

Page 265: ...n air outlets 54 j Air recirculation mode 54 Blower 53 j Index Controls 53 Defrosting windows 54 Key coded settings 53 Rear window heating 54 Air distribution setting Automatic air conditioner 55 Manual air conditioner 54 Air outlets adjusting 56 Air recirculation mode Automatic air conditioner 56 Manual air conditioner 54 Alarm system see Anti theft alarm system 25 31 All season tyres see ALL wea...

Page 266: ... air conditioner 55 Automatic headlights 37 Auto Lock central locking system 25 Automatic air conditioner see Air conditioner automatic 55 264 Automatic gearbox 70 Back up programme 77 Downhill speed control 74 Driving tips 72 Kick down 75 Launch control programme 76 Malfunction 71 Manual gear selection 75 Manual release of selector lever left hand drive 78 Manual release of selector lever right h...

Page 267: ...4 Camera based traffic sign recognition 23 Index Capacities Fuel tank 258 Washer fluid reservoir 258 Caps for wheel bolts removing 244 Car care Washing cleaning 236 Car keys 25 Car telephone kit see Telephone 123 Catalytic converter 220 CD 169 170 Central locking system 25 Boot lid 32 Central locking switch 29 Convenience key 28 Electric windows 34 Locking doors manually 30 Remote control key 28 S...

Page 268: ...ontrols and displays overview 6 Controls MMI control console 109 Control units 107 266 Convenience key Indicator lamp 62 Locking and unlocking the vehicle 28 Switching off engine START ENGINE STOP button 61 Convenience open close 34 Cooling mode automatic air conditioner 55 Cooling mode manual air conditioner 54 Cooling system Anti freeze 224 Checking coolant level 225 Coolant temperature gauge 8 ...

Page 269: ...nation 149 co Postal address 149 Search function 131 132 N ll l Index Settings 135 Sort order 135 Storage locations 131 Storing a destination 153 Symbols 149 Directory entry see Contact 133 Display Brightness 186 Multi function steering wheel 19 21 Navigation map 156 Settings 186 Traffic information 160 see also Infotainment display 186 Distance covered 22 Door catches bonnet and boot lid warning ...

Page 270: ... Starting 60 Starting driver messages for convenience key 62 Switching off 61 Switching off driver messages for mechani cal ignition lock 62 268 Engine compartment Closing bonnet 222 Layout 222 Opening bonnet 221 Safety notes 220 Engine management indicator lamp 15 Engine oil 223 Changing 223 Checking oil level 223 Consumption 223 Indicator lamp 15 16 Oil change service 223 Service intervals 223 T...

Page 271: ... light 40 Four wheel drive 105 Frequency band see Waveband Front seats 163 see Seats 46 Front window see Windscreen 42 Fuel 217 Consumption 257 Current fuel consumption 22 Index Ethanol 217 Fuel gauge 8 9 Saving fuel 58 90 Tank capacity 258 Warning light 16 Fuel economy Coasting mode 75 Recuperation 22 Fuel prices Audi connect 141 Fuel range 22 Fuses Changing 254 Fuse list 255 In vehicle interior ...

Page 272: ...ps 9 Individual speech training 186 Inflation pressure tyres 233 234 270 Infotainment display Brightness 186 Google Earth map 159 Navigation map 156 Input help 153 Input level media 183 Inspection intervals 229 Instrument cluster 8 Instruments 8 Adjusting brightness 41 Interference radio 167 Interior lights 40 Interior monitor 31 Intermittent wipe windscreen wipers 42 Internet see Audi connect 137...

Page 273: ... assist 38 Main beam headlights 38 Parking lights 38 Side lights 37 Light sensor rain sensor Headlights 37 Indicator lamp 17 Intermittent wipe windscreen wipers 42 Index Locking unlocking By remote control 28 With the central locking switch 29 With the convenience key 28 With the key 30 Luggage compartment Cover 50 Extending 51 Fastening rings 202 Loading 201 Stowing luggage safely 201 Lumbar supp...

Page 274: ...tations 168 Online media 173 SD card readers 169 Troubleshooting 184 Wi Fi audio player 172 Media settings 183 272 Memory capacity Directory 135 Memory card 169 177 Memory list see Favourites 165 Memory status Jukebox 170 Menu language 186 Menu calling up 109 Messages text messages 130 Microphone on off 129 Mileage recorder 22 Mirrors Adjusting exterior mirrors 41 Anti dazzle setting 42 Make up mi...

Page 275: ...e address 149 Input help 153 Last destination 148 Map display 156 Map preview 147 Map settings 158 Index MMI control console 147 MMI touch 147 148 myAudi destination 151 Online search 151 Online traffic data 152 Options menu 152 Parking 152 Search area 151 Search function 148 Show location on map 152 Special destination 150 Speech dialogue system 119 Stopping route guidance 152 Storing a destinati...

Page 276: ...aphic display warning beeps 100 Malfunction 100 274 Park assist 95 Parking system plus 94 Rear parking aid 93 Parking brake 66 Driving away from a standstill 67 Emergency braking function 68 Parking the car 67 Power supply failure 66 Releasing applying 66 Warning lamp 11 66 Parking information Audi connect 140 Parking lights 38 Parking system see Parking aids 94 Parking automatic gearbox 72 Partic...

Page 277: ... 134 o Refuelling with spare fuel canister 219 a Regional stations radio 166 co D Lfl N Lfl Index Remote control keys 25 LED 27 Locking and unlocking the vehicle 28 Personalised key 25 Replacing the battery 27 Remote SIM Access Profile rSAP 123 Repair kit Tyre Mobility System tyre repair kit 242 Repairs 260 Replacement keys 25 Replacement parts 260 Requirements Connecting a mobile phone 137 Reset ...

Page 278: ...heel 20 Selection menu MMI control console 110 Selective wheel torque control 102 276 Selector lever automatic gearbox Manual release left hand drive 78 Manual release right hand drive 79 Positions 70 Self help 241 Serial number telephone 134 Service interval display 229 Service intervals 223 Service position see Wiper blades changing 44 Settings 186 Directory 135 Map 158 Media 183 Speech dialogue...

Page 279: ...o 163 Station memory see Favourites 165 Station sorting radio 166 Steering Electro mechanical power steering 101 Warning lamp 13 Index Steering wheel Adjusting 60 Paddle levers automatic gearbox 75 see also Multi function steering wheel 19 20 21 Stopover 152 Stopping route guidance 152 Storage compartments 49 Storage location directory 131 Store current position 157 S tronic gearbox see Automatic ...

Page 280: ...y 250 Towline anchorage 242 TPMS tyre pressure loss indicator 234 Traction control system 103 278 Traffic avoidance 154 160 Traffic information TMC 160 Calling up 160 Having read out 160 Showing on map 160 Volume 190 Traffic safety 192 Traffic sign recognition see Camera based traffic sign recognition 23 Train information Audi connect 141 Travel information Audi connect 140 Treble sound 190 Trip r...

Page 281: ...7 Waveband 163 165 Waxing 238 Weather Audi connect 141 Web radio 172 Wheel bolt caps Removing 244 Index Wheel bolts Anti theft 244 Loosening 245 Torque 247 Wheel imbalance 232 Wheels 231 Changing 244 246 Tyre pressure loss indicator 234 Washing 237 Wi Fi Audi music stream 172 Audio player 172 Hotspot 143 Mobile 139 Online media 173 Settings 143 Wi Fi audio player 172 Windows Cleaning de icing 238 ...

Page 282: ...Index Wiper blades changing 44 WLAN see Wi Fi 172 Wrench 242 Writing a message 130 X Xenon headlights 37 z Zoom map 119 280 ...

Page 283: ...itment can therefore be implied by the information il lustrations or descriptions in this Manual No part of this publication may be reprinted re produced or translated without the written per mission of AUDI AG All rights under the laws of copyright are expressly reserved by AUDI AG Subject to alteration and amendment Printed in Germany Date of publication 17 06 2014 For the sake of the environmen...

Page 284: ...Owner s Manual Audi TT Coupe Englisch 09 2014 152 561 SFV 20 IIIllII 1111111111111111 1525618FV20 www audi com ...

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