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Description of specifications

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Safety First

Operating Instructions

Practical Tips

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

Description of specifications

Important information

Important

The information in the vehicle documentation always has 
precedence.

All technical specifications provided in this manual are valid for the standard 
model in Spain. The vehicle data card included in the Maintenance 
Programme or the vehicle registration documents shows which engine is 
installed in your vehicle.

The figures may be different depending on if additional equipment is fitted, 
for different models, for special vehicles and for other countries.

Abbreviations used in the Technical Specifications section

Abbreviation

Meaning

kW

Kilowatt, engine power measurement.

PS

Pferdestärke (horsepower), formerly used to denote engine 
power.

rpm

Revolutions per minute - engine speed.

Nm

Newton metres, unit of engine torque.

l/100 km

Fuel consumption in litres per 100 km.

g/km

Carbon dioxide emissions in grams per km travelled.

CO

2

Carbon dioxide

CN

Cetane number, indication of the diesel combustion power.

RON

Research octane number, indication of the knock resist-
ance of petrol.

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Summary of Contents for IBIZA SC 2011

Page 1: ...IBIZA ST OWNER S MANUAL Ingl s 6J8012003AE 07 10 GT9 IBIZA ST Ingl s 07 10 6J8012003AE Portada IBIZA ST qxd Maquetaci n 1 23 7 10 08 49 P gina 3...

Page 2: ...ndards in this handbook are based on the status of information at the time of printing Except for error or omission the information included in the current handbook is valid as of the date of closing...

Page 3: ...e and maintenance of the vehicle its correct handling will help preserve its value For safety reasons note the information concerning accessories modifications and part replacements If selling the veh...

Page 4: ...IbizaST_EN book Seite 2 Dienstag 14 September 2010 1 31 13...

Page 5: ...djustment Head restraints Front seats Rear seats Storage compartment Ashtrays cigarette lighter and power socket First aid kit warning triangle fire extinguisher Luggage compartment Roof rack Air cond...

Page 6: ...terior light and front reading lights Additional brake lights Luggage compartment light Jump starting Towing and tow starting Technical Specifications Description of specifications Important informati...

Page 7: ...r appearing in this manual refer to the normal forward working direction of the vehicle except when otherwise indicated The equipment marked with an asterisk is fitted as standard only in certain vers...

Page 8: ...ation about the distribution of controls in the driver position of your vehicle about the seat adjustment possibilities about how to create a suit able climate in the passenger compartment etc 3 Pract...

Page 9: ...r safety or the safety of your passengers in danger In the event of an accident the safety equipment may reduce the risk of injury The following list includes most of the safety equipment in your SEAT...

Page 10: ...according to their height Protect children with appropriate child seats and properly applied seat belts page 39 Assume the correct sitting position Instruct your passengers also to assume a proper sit...

Page 11: ...heel so that there is a distance of at least 25 cm between the steering wheel and the centre of your chest fig 1 Move the driver seat forwards or backwards so that you are able to press the accelerato...

Page 12: ...upright position and the driver is wearing his or her seat belt properly The further the backrests are tilted to the rear the greater the risk of injury due to incorrect positioning of the belt web o...

Page 13: ...elt web or to the incorrect sitting position Adjust the head restraint properly in order to achieve maximum protection Correct sitting position for passengers in the rear seats Passengers in the rear...

Page 14: ...level fig 3 and fig 4 Adjusting the head restraints page 107 WARNING Travelling with the head restraints removed or improperly adjusted increases the risk of severe injuries Incorrectly adjusted head...

Page 15: ...lead to severe injuries to occupants Seat belts can provide optimal protection only when the belt webs are properly positioned Incorrect sitting positions substantially reduce the protective function...

Page 16: ...nsure that the pedals can return unimpaired to their initial posi tions Use only floor mats which leave the pedal area free and can be securely fastened on the footwell If a brake circuit fails the br...

Page 17: ...lating airbag If this happens objects can be transformed into missiles Risk of fatal injury Please note that the centre of gravity may shift when transporting heavy objects this may affect the vehicle...

Page 18: ...ontal collision at a speed of 50 km h this object generates a force corre sponding to 20 times its weight That means that the effective weight of the object increases to about 90 kg You can imagine th...

Page 19: ...ase of sudden braking manoeuvres or accidents For safety reasons you and your passen gers must always wear the seat belts properly while the vehicle is moving Pregnant women or people with physical di...

Page 20: ...rding to the child s height and weight The warning lamp in the instrument panel lights up1 if the driver or passenger seat belt is not fastened 1 when the ignition is switched on More over an acoustic...

Page 21: ...dent The most significant factor however is the speed of the vehicle If the speed doubles from 25 km h to 50 km h for example the kinetic energy is multi plied by four Because the passengers in our ex...

Page 22: ...ection All occupants including the driver must wear seat belts properly during the trip This will reduce the risk of severe injuries in the event of an accident regardless of whether an airbag is fitt...

Page 23: ...cs have shown that wearing seat belts is an effective means of substantially reducing the risk of injury and improving the chances of survival in a serious accident Furthermore properly worn seat belt...

Page 24: ...seat belt buckle must not be blocked with paper or other objects as this can prevent the latch plate from engaging securely Never use seat belt clips retaining rings or similar instruments to alter th...

Page 25: ...t is locked The automatic belt retractors on the front seats are fitted with seat belt tensioners page 26 WARNING An incorrectly worn seat belt can cause severe injuries in the event of an accident Th...

Page 26: ...lt provides maximum protection only when the seat belt is properly positioned page 23 Adjust the front seat and head restraint correctly Holding the latch plate pull the belt evenly across your chest...

Page 27: ...ust be fastened exactly in the order described in this chapter An incorrect sitting position impairs substantially the protection a seat belt offers and can lead to severe or fatal injuries The risk o...

Page 28: ...ners are components of the seat belts that are installed in the seats of your vehicle If you work on the belt tensioners or remove and install parts of the system when performing other repair work the...

Page 29: ...trig gered providing their maximum protection The most important factors that will trigger an airbag are the type of acci dent the angle of collision and the speed of the vehicle Whether the airbags...

Page 30: ...ild seat to the front passenger seat if the front passenger airbag is enabled The child can suffer critical or fatal inju ries if the front passenger airbag is triggered An inflating front passenger a...

Page 31: ...the event of an accident this could cause the airbag to inflate incorrectly or not inflate at all The relevant safety requirements must be observed when the vehicle or components of the airbag are scr...

Page 32: ...l function of restraining the occupants the seat belts also hold the driver and front passenger in a position where the airbags can provide maximum protection in a frontal collision The airbag system...

Page 33: ...he airbag system have the system checked immediately by a specialised workshop Otherwise during a frontal colli sion the system may fail to trigger or not trigger correctly Operation of front airbags...

Page 34: ...travelling or assume an incorrect sitting position there is a substantially increased risk of injury This increased risk of injury will be further increased if you are struck by an inflating airbag Ne...

Page 35: ...the occupants are wearing their seat belts For this reason it is most important to wear the seat belts at all times not only because this is required by law in most countries but also as a contributio...

Page 36: ...f the occupants are seated correctly page 9 Proper sitting position for occu pants If a fault has occurred in the airbag system have the system checked immediately by a specialised workshop Otherwise...

Page 37: ...wear a seat belt if you lean forward or are not seated correctly while the vehicle is in motion you are at a greater risk of injury if the side airbag system is triggered in an accident In order for t...

Page 38: ...including serious injury or death page 39 Child safety Any work on the side airbag system or removal and installation of the airbag components for other repairs such as removal of the front seat shoul...

Page 39: ...passenger airbag Switch the ignition off Turn the ignition switch in the key operated switch in the glove compartment to the position OFF fig 21 Check that the warning lamp AIRBAG OFF on the dash pane...

Page 40: ...e child seat is no longer needed on the front passenger seat enable the front passenger airbag again Only deactivate the passenger airbag when the ignition is off other wise a fault may occur in the a...

Page 41: ...mplying with the ECE R44 regulation Follow the manufacturer s instructions and observe any statutory require ments when installing and using child seats Always read and note page 39 Safety notes on us...

Page 42: ...or in an accident This is particularly important if the child is travelling on the front passenger seat and the airbag system is triggered in an accident as this could cause serious injury or even de...

Page 43: ...and 0 child seats A suitable child seat and a correctly adjusted seat belt can help you to protect your child Group 0 For babies from about 9 months old and 10 kg in weight the most suitable seats ar...

Page 44: ...d seats A suitable child seat and a correctly adjusted seat belt can help you to protect your child Follow the manufacturer s instructions and observe any statutory require ments when installing and u...

Page 45: ...arm The seat belt must lie close to the upper part of the body The lap belt part must lie across the pelvis not across the stomach and always fit closely Pull the belt tight if necessary to take up an...

Page 46: ...e for children in this age group WARNING When travelling children must be secured in the vehicle with a restraint system suitable for age weight and size Never install a child seat facing backwards on...

Page 47: ...stem retaining belts or objects to the fastening rings this can result in potentially fatal injuries to the child Ensure that the child seat is secured correctly to the ISOFIX anchor points Top Tether...

Page 48: ...t to the anchor point situated on the rear of the backrest Pull out the fastening belt of the child restraint seat according to the manufacturer s instructions Lead the Top Tether fastening belt under...

Page 49: ...47 Safety First Operating Instructions Practical Tips Technical Specifications IbizaST_EN book Seite 47 Dienstag 14 September 2010 1 31 13...

Page 50: ...48 Fig 29 Dash panel IbizaST_EN book Seite 48 Dienstag 14 September 2010 1 31 13...

Page 51: ...r windscreen wiper washer rear window wiper washer multifunction display Radio Glove compartment Storage compartment Passenger airbag Switches for Heating and ventilation Air conditioning Climatronic...

Page 52: ...Fuse housing Control for adjusting electric exterior mirrors Electric window controls Note Some of the items of equipment listed here are fitted only on certain model versions or are optional extras A...

Page 53: ...30 Detailed view of the dash panel instrument panel The layout of the instruments depends upon the model and the engine Rev counter page 52 Digital display page 52 Speedometer page 52 Menu selection...

Page 54: ...ise Speedometer The speedometer is equipped with a digital odometer and a trip recorder in addition to a service intervals display During the running in period the instructions shown on page 164 shoul...

Page 55: ...from between 4 C and 7 C and at temperatures rising from 5 C up to 6 C The illumination of the crystal symbol aims to warn the driver of the risk of ice so that he she proceeds with due care When the...

Page 56: ...hin two hours of switching off the ignition the new values will be added to the existing trip recorder memory The memory will automatically be deleted if the journey is interrupted for more than two h...

Page 57: ...travelling approximately 100 metres Until then dashes will appear in the display The display will be updated every 5 seconds while the vehicle is in motion The amount of fuel used will not be shown l...

Page 58: ...counter registers the short journeys The last digit indicates 100 metre sections The trip recorder counter may be reset by pressing the reset button page 51 fig 30 Service interval display The servic...

Page 59: ...until the service appointment should be carried out Service If a service is due a gong signal will sound and the flashing spanner symbol will be shown along with the fixed text SERVICE If no service i...

Page 60: ...icate a number of different functions and possible faults Fig 37 Instrument panel indicator and warning lamps Some of the itemsof equipment listed here are fitted only on certain model versions or are...

Page 61: ...CS is working If it remains lit ESP or TCS faulty page 64 page 64 H Handbrake applied lack of brake fluid level or serious fault in the brake system page 65 Cruise control system switched on page 65 A...

Page 62: ...orrect it Obtain professional assistance if necessary If several priority 1 faults are detected at the same time the symbols will be displayed one after the other for about 2 seconds at a time and wil...

Page 63: ...al gearbox and Start Stop system P N Warning Place the selector level in P N to start Only in vehicles with automatic gearbox P Warning Place the selector lever in position P to stop the engine STARTI...

Page 64: ...ghts up you should help the filter clean itself by driving in the appropriate manner To do this drive about 15 minutes in fourth or fifth gear automatic gearbox S gear range at a speed of 60 km h with...

Page 65: ...itched on It goes out again after the system has run through an automatic test sequence There is a fault in the ABS if The warning lamp J does not light up when the ignition is switched on The warning...

Page 66: ...rther information see page 159 Brakes The l lamp provides information about the disconnection status of the system It stays lit when the TCS is disconnected after pressing the TCS OFF switch By pressi...

Page 67: ...nd do not drive on Obtain tech nical assistance If the brake warning lamp H lights up together with the ABS warning lamp J the control function of the ABS could be out of action This could cause the r...

Page 68: ...ately and avoid any sudden manoeuvre or braking Stop when possible and check the tyre pressure and status The driver is responsible for maintaining correct tyre pressures For this reason tyre pressur...

Page 69: ...rol system This warning lamp monitors the exhaust system Warning lamp flashes When there is misfiring that can damage the catalytic converter Reduce speed and drive carefully to the nearest specialise...

Page 70: ...when the ignition is switched on It should go out when the engine has started running If the warning lamp F lights up while driving the alternator is no longer charging the battery You should immedia...

Page 71: ...ing message6 SAFE The vehicle cannot be started in this case The engine can however be started if the appropriate coded SEAT genuine key is used Note A perfect operation of the vehicle can only be ens...

Page 72: ...ons of the multifunction module Audio version to control the available audio functions from the steering wheel Audio version Telephone version to control the available audio func tions and the telepho...

Page 73: ...MP3 compatible radios AUX IN Volume up Volume down Cycle through source FM AM CD FM Station search Higher frequency Next track No function Station search Lower frequency Previous track No function Nex...

Page 74: ...N Radio CD CD MP3 USB iPoda AUX IN Volume up Continue volume up Volume down Continue volume down Enable voice recognition Press to speak No specific function Station search Higher fre quency Next trac...

Page 75: ...search Lower frequency Previous track No function Station search Lower frequency Previous track No function Accept call hang up Reject call Cycle through source FM AM CD FM Cycle through source FM AM...

Page 76: ...ad to bruising particularly in the case of children When locking a vehicle never leave children unaccompanied inside as from the outside it will be difficult to provide assistance if required Having t...

Page 77: ...em allows unlocking either just the driver door or the entire vehicle Driver door unlock button Unlock once Use either the key or the remote control Once the key is inserted in the lock cylinder rotat...

Page 78: ...or example when a passenger gets out of it To do it simply operate the lever inside the door Activating the system With the ignition on press the locking key on the central locking system within 3 to...

Page 79: ...pped at a traffic light The driver door cannot be locked This avoids the user from forgetting his key inside the vehicle All doors can be locked separately from inside the vehicle Do this by pulling t...

Page 80: ...ove in the door using the igni tion key anti clockwise for the left hand side doors fig 42 and clockwise for the right hand side doors Deactivating the childproof lock Unlock the vehicle and open the...

Page 81: ...ase of emer gency they may not be able to leave the vehicle and not manage on their own An uncontrolled use of the key could start the engine or activate any electric equipment e g electric windows ca...

Page 82: ...locking button is pressed you have 2 minutes to open the door Once this time has passed it will lock again Also the battery indicator on the key fig 45 will flash The remote control transmitter and th...

Page 83: ...use of inappropriate batteries may damage the radio frequency remote control For this reason always replace the dead battery with another of the same size and power For the sake of the environment Us...

Page 84: ...the following unauthorised actions are carried out when the car is locked Opening of vehicle with mechanical key without switching ignition on within the next 15 seconds Opening a door Opening the bo...

Page 85: ...ed with only one axle on the ground False alarms The interior monitoring only operates correctly if the vehicle is completely closed Please observe legal requirements when doing so The following cases...

Page 86: ...the situation of the vehicle If the tailgate is locked then it cannot be opened however if it is unlocked then the opening system is operative and the tailgate may be opened To change the locking unlo...

Page 87: ...e other doors when you are not using the vehicle Closing the tailgate without observing and ensuring it is clear could cause serious injury to you and to third parties Make sure that no one is in the...

Page 88: ...n the rear doors Safety switch not pressed buttons on rear doors are activated Safety switch pressed buttons on rear doors are deactivated WARNING Incorrect use of the electric windows can result in i...

Page 89: ...The automatic open and close function will not work if the battery has been temporarily disconnected The function can be restored as follows Close the window as far as it will go by lifting and holdi...

Page 90: ...until the ignition has been switched off and one of the front doors has been opened Closing the windows without observing and ensuring it is clear could cause serious injury to you and third parties M...

Page 91: ...one touch opening and closing Close the sunroof manually until it is completely closed Release the button Press the closing button again keeping it pressed down until a complete opening and closing cy...

Page 92: ...ng sunroof is closed Release the key to interrupt this function Using the remote control Push the lock button on the remote control for about 3 seconds The tilting sunroof closes Press the unlock butt...

Page 93: ...control to the end from position or and pull it A warning lamp placed in the instrument panel lights up WARNING Never drive with just the side lights on Risk of accident The side lights are not brigh...

Page 94: ...with the automatic headlight system when the key is removed from the ignition the acoustic signal will only sound if the light knob is in position or If the daylight driving automatic light function...

Page 95: ...he lights their range regulates itself according to the vehicle load Vehicles with gas discharge bulbs do not have headlight range control Daytime running lights Daytime running lights light up automa...

Page 96: ...the lights switched on and when driving at less than 40 Km h They light up when the steering wheel is turned or the flashers are operated Forward gear If the steering wheel is turned to the right or...

Page 97: ...main active after the 3 mins which means that the dipped lights will not light up Note If the vehicle is often used during the night for short trips and the Coming home function is used the battery wi...

Page 98: ...r vehicle is being towed All turn signals flash simultaneously when the hazard warning lights are switched on That is that the two turn signal turn signal lamps and the turn signal lamp in the switch...

Page 99: ...n beam head lights off again Headlight flashers Pull the lever towards the steering wheel to operate the flasher Switching on parking lights Switch the ignition off and remove the key from the lock Mo...

Page 100: ...key has been taken out of the ignition lock an acoustic signal sounds when the driver door is opened This is a reminder to switch off the turn signal unless of course you wish to leave the parking lig...

Page 101: ...the corresponding button to switch the reading light off Luggage compartment light The light is activated when the tailgate is open even when the ignition and lights are turned off For this reason en...

Page 102: ...Control to the left long intervals control to the right short intervals Four wiper interval stages can be set using switch Slow wipe Move the lever up to position Continuous wipe Move the lever up to...

Page 103: ...e In certain versions of vehicles with alarms the windscreen wiper will only work in interval rain sensor mode when the ignition is on and the bonnet closed When the interval wipe function is on the i...

Page 104: ...ndscreen wash system will function as long as you hold the lever in this position Release the lever The washer system stops and the wipers continue until the end of the cycle Move the lever towards th...

Page 105: ...cer spray To remove water the windscreen wipers will be activated from time to time the headlight wipers will be activated every three cycles Rear view mirrors Adjusting the rear view mirrors Before b...

Page 106: ...the sensors Doing so could prevent the anti dazzle function from working well or even from working at all Folding in the exterior mirrors The exterior mirrors of the vehicle may be folded in For this...

Page 107: ...ake Risk of accident If possible use the rear view mirror to estimate distances to vehicles behind you Make sure that you do not get your finger trapped between the mirror and the mirror base when fol...

Page 108: ...roperly adjusted to provide you and your passengers with optimum protection Always keep your feet on the footwell when the vehicle is moving never rest them on the dash panel out of the window or on t...

Page 109: ...level fig 67 and fig 68 Adjusting the head restraints page 108 WARNING Travelling with the head restraints removed or improperly adjusted increases the risk of severe injuries Improperly adjusted hea...

Page 110: ...ad restraint up as far as it will go Press the button fig 69 arrow Pull head restraint out of fitting without releasing the button Fitting the head restraint Insert the head restraint into the guides...

Page 111: ...incorrect sitting position Risk of fatal accidents Adjust the driver or front passenger seat only when the vehicle is stationary To reduce the risk of injury to the driver and front passenger in case...

Page 112: ...ted for 2 min and after 2 min it works again at low intensity lower led is always turned on Press the switch again to set the heating to minimum force The lower LED lights up To disconnect the heating...

Page 113: ...en the seat cushion is lowered Folding seat forward Remove the head restraints from the spaces in the seat cushion Lift the backrest before securing it replace the head restraints in the seat cushion...

Page 114: ...on lever is in the neutral position The three point automatic seat belt only works correctly when the back rest of the central seat is correctly engaged Storage compartment Storage compartment on the...

Page 115: ...the compartment cooling if the air condi tioner is on heating mode Storage compartment on the driver side There is an storage compartment on the driver side Navigator bracket on dash panel Your vehic...

Page 116: ...compartment is opened by pulling on the lever and assisting it with your hand To close Press the cover inwards until the closed drawer clicks into posi tion Note The storage drawer will hold a maximu...

Page 117: ...hot drink could be spilled Danger of scalding Never use rigid materials for example glass or ceramic these could cause injury in the case of an accident When travelling the drinks holder should alway...

Page 118: ...er fig 83 to activate it Wait for the lighter to pop out slightly Pull out the cigarette lighter and light the cigarette on the glowing coil WARNING Improper use of the cigarette lighter can lead to s...

Page 119: ...risk of injury never leave children alone inside the vehicle Note The use of electrical appliances with the engine switched off will cause a battery discharge Before using any electrical accessories s...

Page 120: ...o input connection AUX Lift the AUX cover fig 86 Insert the plug as far as possible see radio manual AUX USB input connection For information concerning the use of this equipment please see the Radio...

Page 121: ...mpartment carpet with Velcro Note The first aid kit and the fire extinguisher are not part of the vehicle s standard equipment The first aid kit must comply with legal requirements Observe the expiry...

Page 122: ...an accident or a sudden manoeuvre loose objects in the passenger compartment can be flung forward and might injure vehicle occupants Always keep all objects in the luggage compartment and use appro pr...

Page 123: ...net can be used to secure and retain light items in the luggage compartment Luggage net Secure the luggage net to the four fastening rings arrows fig 92 The luggage net can be attached to the fasteni...

Page 124: ...sudden braking Caution Before closing the tailgate ensure that the rear shelf is correctly fitted An overloaded luggage compartment could mean that the rear shelf is not correctly seated and it may b...

Page 125: ...aution Before closing the tailgate ensure that the rear shelf is correctly fitted An overloaded luggage compartment could mean that the rear shelf is not correctly seated and it may be bent or damaged...

Page 126: ...only is permitted for each roof rack system support bar the load must be distributed evenly along the entire length However the maximum load permitted for the entire roof including the support system...

Page 127: ...quired direction Air distribution towards the windscreen in order to demist For safety reasons it is not recommended to switch air recirculation on Air distribution to the upper body Air distribution...

Page 128: ...erature selector fig 97 clockwise to select the desired temperature Turn blower switch to any of the head settings 1 4 Set the airflow to the desired direction using air distribution control Open the...

Page 129: ...t while preventing the windows from misting again Heating Maximum heat output which is needed to defrost the windows quickly is only available when the engine has reached its operating temperature Not...

Page 130: ...e switch you can adjust the temperature the air distribution and the blower speed To switch a function on or off press the appropriate button or When the function is activated a red warning light on t...

Page 131: ...ensure good visibility Please familiarise yourself with the correct operation of the heating and ventilation system including the demist defrost functions for the windows Note Please consider the gen...

Page 132: ...hen air recirculation mode is switched on button page 129 fig 100 with warning lamp strong odours in the outside air do not enter the vehicle interior for example when passing through a tunnel or in a...

Page 133: ...open the windows or doors to allow the hot air to escape While in motion the air conditioning should not be switched on if the windows or the sunroof are open Climatronic Control switches Fig 101 Clim...

Page 134: ...y as possible and then maintained Switching on automatic mode Press the button The indication page 131 fig 101 is visible Press keys and page 131 fig 101 to adjust the desired temperature inside the v...

Page 135: ...outlets separately Switching the air conditioning on and off Pressing the button the air cooling system can be switched off in order to save fuel The temperature continues to self regulate The set tem...

Page 136: ...ystem and so forming a puddle underneath the vehicle This is completely normal and there is no need to suspect a leak Keep the air intake slots in front of the windscreen free of snow ice and leaves t...

Page 137: ...fail to observe the minimum distance the airbag will not protect you Risk of fatal injury If your physical constitution does not allow you to maintain the minimum distance of 25 cm contact an Authori...

Page 138: ...ssible to switch TCS off WARNING The Electronic Stability Programme ESP cannot defy the laws of physics This should be kept in mind particularly on slippery and wet roads and when towing a trailer Alw...

Page 139: ...nition key must NOT be removed from the lock until the vehicle comes to a standstill Otherwise the steering could be immediately blocked Risk of accident Always remove the key from the ignition when l...

Page 140: ...Carbon monoxide can cause loss of consciousness It can also cause death Never leave the vehicle unattended if the engine is running Never use cold start sprays they could explode or cause the engine t...

Page 141: ...of consciousness It can also cause death Never leave the vehicle unattended if the engine is running Never use cold start sprays they could explode or cause the engine to run at high revs Risk of inju...

Page 142: ...ature The steering wheel must be straight The vehicle must be on flat ground The vehicle must not be in reverse A trailer must not be connected The temperature of the passenger compartment must be wit...

Page 143: ...with the Start Stop function and a manual gearbox when the engine is started the clutch must be pressed When the conditions for the Start Stop function are not fulfilled the instrument panel displays...

Page 144: ...d be stationary with the engine idling Press the clutch down thoroughly Place the gear lever into neutral and push the lever downwards Slide the gear lever to the left and then into the reverse positi...

Page 145: ...ar you should always depress the clutch fully to avoid unnecessary wear and damage Do not hold the vehicle on the clutch on hills This causes premature wear and damage to the clutch Automatic gearbox...

Page 146: ...up when the brake pedal should be applied This is essential when the selector lever is taken from the P or N positions The selector lever lock only works if the vehicle is stationary or driving at spe...

Page 147: ...lope or creeping forwards e g at traffic lights The selector lever does not need to be put into the positions P or N Do not press the accelerator Parking the vehicle Press and hold the brake pedal unt...

Page 148: ...aged you will need to hold vehicle stopped by depressing the brake pedal The car would keep on creeping forward as the power transmission is not fully interrupted even when the engine is idling Never...

Page 149: ...o change down fig 113 Using the paddle levers on the steering wheel you can access manual driving mode regardless of the pre selected driving mode General information about driving in tiptronic mode W...

Page 150: ...own on the screen P parking lock When the selector lever is in this position the drive wheels are locked mechanically Position P on the lever must only be selected if the vehicle is stationary To move...

Page 151: ...elect gear range S press the lock button on the selector lever WARNING If the vehicle moves with no control an accident and serious injury may occur As a driver you should never leave your vehicle if...

Page 152: ...ower gear to take full advantage of give the vehicle maximum acceleration The gearbox does not change gear until the engine reaches the maximum determined engine speed for the gear WARNING You could l...

Page 153: ...auses premature wear on the rear brake pads Caution Always apply the handbrake before you leave the vehicle The 1st gear should also be selected Parking The handbrake should always be firmly applied w...

Page 154: ...ING If you do not start the vehicle immediately after taking your foot off the brake pedal the vehicle may start to roll back under certain conditions Depress the brake pedal or use the hand brake imm...

Page 155: ...ker is faulty and may not warn of obstacles To ensure that the system works properly the sensors must be kept clean and free of ice and snow WARNING The sensors have blind spots in which obstacles may...

Page 156: ...ad traffic or weather conditions Risk of accident Note The cruise control cannot maintain a constant speed when descending down hill The vehicle will accelerate due to its own weight Use the foot brak...

Page 157: ...8 to increase the speed The vehicle will continue to accelerate as long as you keep the rocker switch pressed When you release the switch the new speed is stored Setting a lower speed Press the lower...

Page 158: ...e control system will be switched off in the following situations if the brake pedal is depressed if the clutch pedal is depressed if the vehicle is accelerated to over 180 km h when the lever is move...

Page 159: ...ontrol all the way to the right hand side OFF engaged or when the vehicle is stationary ignition off Vehicles with an automatic gearbox To completely disengage the system the selector lever must be pl...

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Page 161: ...s results in unnecessarily long braking distances This is when the brake assist system comes into action When pressing the brake pedal rapidly the assistant interprets it as an emergency It then very...

Page 162: ...t necessarily guarantee shorter braking distances in all conditions The braking distance could even be longer if you brake on gravel or on fresh snow covering a slippery surface WARNING The anti lock...

Page 163: ...red Modifications to the vehicle e g to the engine the brake system running gear or any components affecting the wheels and tyres could affect the effi ciency of the ABS and TCS XDS Driveshaft differe...

Page 164: ...the wheels and tyres could affect the effi ciency of the ABS EDL ESP and TCS Anti lock brake system ABS The anti lock brake system prevents the wheels locking during braking page 160 Electronic differ...

Page 165: ...any risks when driving this can cause accidents Caution Modifications to the vehicle e g to the engine the brake system running gear or any components affecting the wheels and tyres could affect the e...

Page 166: ...brake pedal In case of a sharp braking the braking distance will be longer with new brake pads than with brake pads which have been run in WARNING At first new tyres do not give maximum grip and requ...

Page 167: ...ur bubbles can form in the brake system This reduces the efficiency of the brakes Non standard or damaged front spoilers could restrict the airflow to the brakes and cause them to overheat Before purc...

Page 168: ...s the filter will be obstructed by dust and pollen and the indicator for the diesel engine particulate filter indicator will light up This does not represent a fault it is a warning that indicates tha...

Page 169: ...at higher speeds Driving at moderate speeds will help to save fuel Avoid idling It is worthwhile switching off the engine when waiting in a traffic jam at level crossings or at traffic lights with a...

Page 170: ...vehicle on a hill with the clutch use the foot brake or hand brake using the latter to start The fuel consumption will be lower and you will prevent the clutch plate from being damaged On descents us...

Page 171: ...sed to tow a trailer when fitted with the correct equip ment If the car is supplied with a factory fitted towing bracket it will already have the necessary technical modifications and meet the statuto...

Page 172: ...pection intervals if the vehicle is used frequently for towing a trailer Find out whether special regulations apply to towing a trailer in your country Ball coupling of towing bracket The ball couplin...

Page 173: ...r wheels locking Select a low gear in due course before going down a steep downhill This enables you to use the engine braking to slow down the vehicle Reheating At very high temperatures and during p...

Page 174: ...c Because of this they must always be kept closed in their original container Keep them out of the reach of chil dren Failure to comply could result in poisoning Always read and observe the instructio...

Page 175: ...alt on the brakes can reduce braking efficiency Risk of acci dent Caution Before putting the vehicle through the car washing tunnel do not tighten the aerial if it is folded because it can be damaged...

Page 176: ...raying distance Increase the spraying distance for soft materials and painted bumpers Do not use a high pressure cleaner to remove ice or snow from windows page 175 Never use concentrated jet nozzles...

Page 177: ...he paintwork Do not use polishes and hard wax on painted parts with a matte finish or on plastic parts Do not polish your vehicle in a sandy or dusty environment Caring for plastic parts Solvents dama...

Page 178: ...mprove visibility 1 Use a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt from the windscreen wiper blades 2 Use window cleaner to clean the windscreen wiper blades Use a sponge or a cloth to remove stubborn dirt...

Page 179: ...dden and sharp braking Dry the brakes by braking several times page 164 Braking capacity and braking distance Alloy wheels Every two weeks Wash salt and brake dust from alloy wheels Use an acid free d...

Page 180: ...eserving products For this reason we recommend having this work performed by them The anti corrosion protection is usually removed if the engine compartment is cleaned with grease removing solutions o...

Page 181: ...leaning products which contain solvents will damage the material Cloth seat covers and fabric trim cleaning Cloth seat covers and fabric trim on the doors headlining etc can be cleaned with a special...

Page 182: ...eaning A dirty belt may not work properly Check all seat belts regularly and keep them clean Seat belt cleaning Pull the dirty seat belt right out and unroll it Clean dirty seat belts with a gentle so...

Page 183: ...red by an official approval certificate Any equipment subsequently installed which has a direct effect on the driver s control of the vehicle e g cruise control system or electronically controlled sus...

Page 184: ...equipment its optimal reach First consult your Authorised Service Centre if you wish to use a mobile tele phone or a two way radio with a transmitting power output in excess of 10 watts Here you will...

Page 185: ...86 mm Fitting a towing bracket Driving with a trailer involves an extra effort for the vehicle Therefore before fitting a towing bracket please contact an Authorised Service Centre to check whether yo...

Page 186: ...installed this could cause damage to the vehicle s electrical system Note Due to the specific design of the exhaust the fitting of a conventional towing bracket is not recommended for some sports ver...

Page 187: ...fill beyond this point as this will fill the expansion chamber Fuel may leak out if ambient conditions are warm The correct fuel grade for your vehicle is given on a sticker on the inside of the fuel...

Page 188: ...fore starting For the sake of the environment Do not try to put in more fuel after the automatic filler nozzle has switched off this may cause the fuel to overflow if it becomes warm Petrol Petrol typ...

Page 189: ...diesel fuel conforming to standard EN 590 Never refuel or use petrol kerosene fuel oil or any other type of fuel If you accidentally fill up the vehicle with the wrong type of fuel do not start the e...

Page 190: ...t or fire Never open the bonnet if you see steam smoke or coolant escaping from the engine compartment Otherwise there is a risk of sustaining burns Wait until no more steam or coolant is emitted then...

Page 191: ...necessary precautions The vehicle could move even if the handbrake is applied Danger of death If work has to be carried out on the fuel system or on electrical compo nents you must observe the followi...

Page 192: ...secure it in fixture designed for this in the bonnet WARNING Hot coolant can scald Never open the bonnet if you see steam smoke or coolant escaping from the engine compartment Wait until no more steam...

Page 193: ...page 192 Oil properties Service intervals Service intervals can be flexible LongLife service or fixed dependent on time distance travelled If the PR code that appears on the back of the Maintenance Pr...

Page 194: ...ould be mixed with the engine oil The deterioration caused by these additives is not covered by the warranty Note Before a long trip we recommend finding an engine oil that conforms to the correspondi...

Page 195: ...n is likely to be higher for the first 5000 km For this reason the engine oil level must be checked at regular intervals preferably when filling the tank and before a journey WARNING Any work carried...

Page 196: ...nged by an Authorised Service Centre The oil change intervals are shown in the Maintenance Programme WARNING Only change the oil yourself if you have the specialist knowledge required Before opening t...

Page 197: ...er the percentage of coolant additives should not exceed 60 as this would reduce the freeze protection It would also reduce the cooling effect A mixture with 60 additive will give antifreeze protectio...

Page 198: ...n in the corresponding engine compartment illustration page 241 Ensure the coolant conforms to the required specifications Do not use a different type of additive if G 12 additive is not available In...

Page 199: ...e compartment The container holds approx 2 litres in vehicles with headlight washers it holds approx 4 5 litres The reservoir is located on the right hand side of the engine compartment Plain water is...

Page 200: ...ake sure that the blade faces down when fitting a blade with integrated deflector blade Place the wiper arms to their initial position If the windscreen wipers smear they should be replaced if they ar...

Page 201: ...ks into place Check the condition of the wiper blade regularly Change as required If the windscreen wiper scrapes it should be replaced if damaged or cleaned if soiled If this is not sufficient refer...

Page 202: ...warnings page 188 Changing the brake fluid The Maintenance Programme indicates the brake fluid change intervals We recommend that you have the brake fluid changed by an Authorised Service Centre Befo...

Page 203: ...on handling the battery WARNING Always be aware of the danger of injury and chemical burns as well as the risk of accident or fire when working on the battery and the electrical system Wear eye prote...

Page 204: ...lace a damaged battery immediately For vehicles with the battery in the luggage compartment Check that the battery gas ventilation hose is securely attached Caution Never disconnect the battery if the...

Page 205: ...il the maintenance performance and safety spec ifications of your vehicle WARNING We recommend you use only maintenance free or cycle free leak proof batteries which comply with standards T 825 06 and...

Page 206: ...cle immediately and check the tyres for damage Checking tyre pressure The correct tyre pressure can be seen on the sticker on the inside of the tank flap 1 Read the required tyre inflation pressure fr...

Page 207: ...pressure should be checked at least once per month page 204 Driving style Fast cornering heavy acceleration and hard braking all increase tyre wear Changing wheels around If the front tyres are worn...

Page 208: ...Tyres should be replaced at least in pairs and not individually i e both front tyres or both rear tyres together A knowledge of tyre designations makes it easier to choose the correct tyres Radial ty...

Page 209: ...olts must be tightened to the correct torque The design of wheel bolts is matched to the rims If different wheel rims are fitted the correct wheel bolts with the right length and correctly shaped bolt...

Page 210: ...on the spare wheel page 206 New tyres and wheels WARNING The maximum speed for the winter tyres must not be exceeded Otherwise this could lead to tyre damage and risk of accident For the sake of the...

Page 211: ...move the snow chains to drive on roads without snow Otherwise they will impair handling damage the tyres and wear out very quickly Note In some countries the speed limit for using snow chains is 50 km...

Page 212: ...r other loads Risk of injury Use the jack only on a firm level ground Never start the engine when the vehicle is on the jack Risk of accident If work is to be carried out underneath the vehicle this m...

Page 213: ...le is equipped with the Tyre Mobility System Tyre repair kit The tyre repair kit consists of a container with sealing compound to repair the puncture and a compressor to generate the required tyre pre...

Page 214: ...er the vehicle Tighten the wheel bolts firmly with the box spanner Replace the hub cap After changing a wheel After changing the wheel there are still tasks to complete Put the tools and jack back in...

Page 215: ...of the hubcap Loosening the wheel bolts The wheel bolts must be loosened before raising the vehicle Loosening Fit the box spanner as far as it will go over the wheel bolt Grasp the box spanner by the...

Page 216: ...fig 137 Place the jack under the jacking point and turn the crank until the arm of the jack is directly below the vertical rib under the door sill Align the jack so that the arm of the jack fits arou...

Page 217: ...Unscrew the bolts using the hexagonal tool in the handle of the screwdriver vehicle tool and place them on a clean surface fig 139 Fitting a wheel Screw in the wheel bolts and tighten them lightly usi...

Page 218: ...e tyres can give maximum grip and avoid excessive noise tread wear and aquaplaning If in an emergency you have to fit the spare wheel so it rotates in the wrong direction you must drive extremely care...

Page 219: ...bserve the expiry date stated on the sealing compound can Have the sealing compound exchanged by a specialised workshop Seek professional assistance if the repair of a tyre puncture is not possible wi...

Page 220: ...ssor hose from the valve Fit the valve cap Unplug the compressor from the socket Return all tools to their proper storing location Note The compressor should never be allowed to run for longer than 6...

Page 221: ...soon as possible If you replace a fuse with higher rating fuse you could cause damage to another location in the electrical system Always keep some spare fuses in the vehicle These are available from...

Page 222: ...ating relay Servo sensor 5 Number Consumer Amps 34 Fuel control unit Bi turbo engine supply 15 35 12V power socket in luggage compartment 15 36 Main beam headlight right 10 37 Main beam headlight left...

Page 223: ...ght side 15 58 Dipped beam headlight left side 15 Number Consumer Amps 1 Supplementary electrical heating using air 40 2 Supplementary electrical heating using air 40 3 Supplementary electrical heatin...

Page 224: ...ng Life Note Depending on weather conditions cold or wet the front lights the fog lights the tail lights and the turn signals may be temporarily misted This has no influence on the useful life of the...

Page 225: ...headlights Double headlights summary Main beam Side lights Dipped beam headlights Side lights Turn signal Main beam and side lights Raise the bonnet Fig 143 Double head lights A A A B A C A D A E Fig...

Page 226: ...e order Dipped beam and side lights Raise the bonnet Remove the loop fig 146 in the direction of the arrow and remove the cover Remove the connector fig 147 from the bulb Unclip the retainer spring fi...

Page 227: ...nd pull Remove the bulb by pressing on the bulb holder and rotating at the same time to the left Installation is done in the reverse order Changing bulbs Single headlight Single headlights summary Dip...

Page 228: ...inwards to the right Remove the bulb and fit the replacement so that the rim of the attachment plate is on the reflector cut out Side lights Raise the bonnet Move the loop fig 150 in the direction of...

Page 229: ...fig 153 to the left and pull Remove the bulb by pressing on the bulb holder and rotating at the same time to the left Installation is done in the reverse order Changing the rear lights on the wing Ove...

Page 230: ...t follow the steps in reverse order taking special care when fitting the bulb holder Changing the rear lights on the tailgate Overview of tail lights Lights on the tailgate Reverse lights Side lights...

Page 231: ...ng special care when fitting the bulb holder Side turn signals Press the turn signal to the left or to the right to remove the bulb Remove the bulb holder from the turn signal Remove the failed bulb a...

Page 232: ...side until you hear a click Interior light and front reading lights To remove the glass Insert a fine screwdriver between the casing and the glass fig 160 Carefully remove the glass levering it to av...

Page 233: ...Luggage compartment light Extract the tulip shaped fitting by pressing on the inside edge of this arrow using the flat side of a screwdriver fig 161 Press the bulb sideways and remove it from its hous...

Page 234: ...end of the red jump lead to the positive terminal in the vehicle providing assistance 4 On vehicles with no Start Stop system connect one end of the black jump lead to the negative terminal in the ve...

Page 235: ...page 188 Working in the engine compartment The battery providing assistance must have the same voltage as the flat battery 12V and approximately the same capacity see imprint on battery Failure to com...

Page 236: ...til the tow rope is taut Then accelerate gradually Begin and change gears cautiously If you are driving an auto matic vehicle accelerate gently Remember that the brake servo and power steering are not...

Page 237: ...wheels raised Note Observe legal requirements when towing or tow starting Switch on the hazard warning lights of both vehicles However observe any regulations to the contrary For technical reasons ve...

Page 238: ...If and when 236 Rear towing eye There is a towing eye at the rear on the right below the rear bumper Fig 166 Rear towing ring IbizaST_EN book Seite 236 Dienstag 14 September 2010 1 31 13...

Page 239: ...gures may be different depending on if additional equipment is fitted for different models for special vehicles and for other countries Abbreviations used in the Technical Specifications section Abbre...

Page 240: ...is placed on the inside of the spare wheel recess in the luggage compartment The following information is provided on the vehicle data sticker fig 167 These data are also provided in the Maintenance P...

Page 241: ...weight of the vehicle will increase WARNING Please note that the centre of gravity may shift when transporting heavy objects this may affect the vehicle s handling and lead to an acci dent Always adj...

Page 242: ...ow chains Snow chains may be fitted only to the front wheels and only for the following tyres Wheel bolts After the wheels have been changed the tightening torque of the wheel bolts should be checked...

Page 243: ...ick Engine oil filler cap Brake fluid reservoir Vehicle battery Windscreen washer fluid container The checking and refilling of service fluids are carried out on the components mentioned above These o...

Page 244: ...ion rating of the petrol b Slight power loss Maximum speed in km h 163 Acceleration from 0 80 km h in sec 9 4 Acceleration from 0 100 km h in sec 14 6 Gross vehicle weight in kg 1550 Weight in running...

Page 245: ...in Nm at rpm 132 3800 No of cylinders capacity in cm3 4 1390 Fuel Super 95 RONa Normal 91 RONb a Research Octane Number Anti detonation rating of the petrol b Slight power loss Maximum speed in km h 1...

Page 246: ...ity with oil filter change 2 8 litres Power output in kW PS rpm 77 105 5000 Maximum torque in Nm at rpm 175 1550 4100 No of cylinders capacity in cm3 4 1197 Fuel Super 95 RONa Normal 91 RONb a Researc...

Page 247: ...ar axle weight in kg 820 820 Permitted roof load in kg 75 75 Manual Automatic Trailer without brakes 570 580 Trailer with brakes gradients up to 8 1200 1200 Trailer with brakes gradients up to 12 1000...

Page 248: ...weight in kg 1590 Weight in running order with driver in kg 1150 Gross front axle weight in kg 860 Gross rear axle weight in kg 820 Permitted roof load in kg 75 Trailer without brakes 570 Trailer wit...

Page 249: ...uel Min 51 CNa a Cetane Number cetane index Measure of the diesel combustion power Maximum speed in km h 173 Acceleration from 0 80 km h in sec 9 5 Acceleration from 0 100 km h in sec 14 6 Gross vehic...

Page 250: ...000 No of cylinders capacity in cm3 3 1199 Fuel Min 51 CNa a Cetane Number cetane index Measure of the diesel combustion power Maximum speed in km h 168 Acceleration from 0 80 km h in sec 9 5 Accelera...

Page 251: ...200 Trailer with brakes gradients up to 12 1000 Approximate engine oil capacity with oil filter change 4 1 litres Power output in kW PS rpm 66 90 4200 Maximum torque in Nm at rpm 230 1500 2500 No of c...

Page 252: ...in kg 820 Permitted roof load in kg 75 Trailer without brakes 610 Trailer with brakes gradients up to 8 1200 Trailer with brakes gradients up to 12 1000 Approximate engine oil capacity with oil filte...

Page 253: ...m 0 100 km h in sec 10 9 Gross vehicle weight in kg 1665 Weight in running order with driver in kg 1225 Gross front axle weight in kg 930 Gross rear axle weight in kg 820 Permitted roof load in kg 75...

Page 254: ...change depending on the type of wheel rim Front Rear 1463 mm 1457 mm Capacities Fuel tank 45 l Reserve 7 l Windscreen washer fluid container with headlight washer 2 l 4 5 l Tyre pressure Summer grade...

Page 255: ...3 Deactivating anti dazzle function 103 Automatic car washing tunnel 173 Automatic gearbox 143 Kick down feature 150 Selector lever positions 148 Automatic lighting 92 Automatic windscreen wiper washe...

Page 256: ...0 41 ISOFIX system 44 Safety notes 39 Securing 44 Child seats on the front passenger seat 28 Top Tether system 45 Cigarette lighter 116 Cleaning alloy wheels 177 Cleaning chrome 176 Cleaning engine c...

Page 257: ...167 EDL 162 Warning lamp 63 Electro hydraulic steering Warning lamp 67 Electronic differential lock 162 Warning lamp 63 Electronic immobiliser 137 Electronic Stability Programme 64 161 Description 136...

Page 258: ...stment of the head restraint angle 108 Removing 108 Headlight flashers 97 Headlight range control 93 Headlights Driving abroad 169 Fog lights 91 Headlight washer 103 Heated exterior mirrors 104 Heated...

Page 259: ...er of seats 17 O Observations 169 Octane number 186 Odometer 56 Oil 191 Oil change 194 Oil properties 192 One touch opening and closing Electric windows 87 Opening and locking 84 Operation when a faul...

Page 260: ...7 Safety instructions Coolant temperature 68 Safety notes Airbags 29 Deactivating front passenger airbag 38 Front airbags 32 Seat belt tensioners 26 Side airbags 35 Using child seats 39 Using seat be...

Page 261: ...cal modifications 181 The danger of not using the seat belt 20 Tightening torque of wheel bolts 240 Tilting sunroof 89 Tools 210 Top Tether system 45 Tow starting Comments 234 Towing 234 Towing a trai...

Page 262: ...indscreen washer tank 197 Wear indicators 205 Wearing suitable shoes 14 Wheel bolts 213 240 Tightening torque 207 Wheels 203 240 Why assume the correct sitting position 27 Why should head restraints b...

Page 263: ...aper has been manufactured using bleached non chlorine cellulose SEAT S A Reprint 15 09 10 Vehicle data 1 2 3 4 5 1 Vehicle identification number 2 Identification numbers Type Model Engine Gearbox Fin...

Page 264: ...IBIZA ST OWNER S MANUAL Ingl s 6J8012003AE 07 10 GT9 IBIZA ST Ingl s 07 10 6J8012003AE Portada IBIZA ST qxd Maquetaci n 1 23 7 10 08 49 P gina 3...

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