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Summary of Contents for 2012 Golf

Page 1: ...I l Owner s manual Golf...

Page 2: ...175 1rrors 122 Transporting Driving notes Luggage compartment 126 Roof carrier 130 Towing a trai l 137 140 Practical equipment Stowage area Drink holder 151 156 Ashtray and cigarette lighter 158 Elect...

Page 3: ...s 370 Tow starting and towing 373 Iil1 f r nd cl aning the vehicle l ri r 294 1 1111 11 and caring for the interior 302 Abbreviations 378 Wl1 1 nd tyres 308 ori s modifications repairs and Index 379 r...

Page 4: ...c ing whether the equipment is optional or spe 1f1c to the model type This means that your ve 1cle ma not have some of the equipment de scnbed or 1t may only be available in certain mar kets The scope...

Page 5: ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tank flap 269 Exterior door release lever 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Exterior mirrors 122 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Additional turn signal light 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S...

Page 6: ...ognition Windscreen 0 0 Windscreen heating G Front windscreen wipers Bonnet 117 105 235 240 243 256 117 277 J Bonnet release lever 277 Headlights 105 362 Headlight washer system Fog lights I cornering...

Page 7: ...0 Tail light cluster Tailgate Rear sensors for the ParkPilot or Park Assist system 0 Mounting for the rear towing eye behind a cover _ Rear number plate holder Area of towing bracket 0 Number Plate l...

Page 8: ...e vehicle a o G Switch for adjusting the exterior mirrors Exterior mirror setting L 0 R Exterior mirror heating 0 Folding in the exterior mirrors 9 55 46 122 G Indicator lamp for anti theft alarm or S...

Page 9: ...Fig 5 Overview of the driver side left hand drive vehicles Fig 6 Overview of the driver side right hand drive vehicles...

Page 10: ...dscreen wipers H IGH LOW 11 7 Interval wipe for the windscreen Windscreen wipers switched off OFF Flick wipe 1x Windscreen wiper Wash and wipe system for the windscreen Rear wiper Wash and wipe system...

Page 11: ...igation system Lever for Manual gearbox 169 Automatic gearbox 169 Button for Driving Mode Selection MODE 248 Start stop system 196 Traction control system TCS or 179 Park Assist system 213 ParkPilot G...

Page 12: ...ig 11 li n f front p ssenger front airbag in the dash panel nt 1 p nin I v r w ith lock for the stowage compartment th ide of the dash panel key operated switch for disabling the front passenger front...

Page 13: ...rompt you to perform certain tas s page 20 Instruments Symbol Meaning See Do not drive o n 1 When is esage a pears the door s tailgate or bonnet are open page 20 or not cJ osed prope Central wamt la p...

Page 14: ...ault in engine management system Diesel particulate filter has become saturated with soot a e Lit up or flashing steering system fault page 193 e l Tyre pressure too low or tyre monitoring system faul...

Page 15: ...ge 105 ACC is active No vehicle has been detected ahead When displayed in white ACC active Vehicle detected ahead page 226 T i When displayed in grey ACC not active System switched on does not regulat...

Page 16: ...distracted Never press the buttons on the instrument cluster while the vehicle is in motion l rn First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings on page 20 Descriptions of the...

Page 17: ...d navigation information Booklet Ra dio or Booklet Navigation system Telephone information Booklet Provision for mobile telephone Outside temperature Compass display Selector lever positions Gear chan...

Page 18: ...s a fault or if service fluids are running low your vehicle could be damaged or break down CD Check the fault as soon as possible Seek expert assistance if neces sary Information message Information a...

Page 19: ...harge level press and hold button Fig 12 0 with the ignition switched off until SOC appears in the display 1 State of charge Engine code Press and hold button Fig 12 0 for approxi mately 15 seconds to...

Page 20: ...er Fig 12 and in the infotainment system page 31 Volkswagen services are divided into two catego ries with oil change e g oil change service and without oil change e g inspection 24 Overview of the ve...

Page 21: ...ttons page 31 Resetting the service interval display If the service was not performed by a Volkswagen workshop the display can be reset as follows Switch off the ignition and press and hold but ton Fi...

Page 22: ...ormation system menus in the in strument cluster display are structured The size and layout of the Volkswagen information system menu depends on the vehicle electronics and the level of vehicle equipm...

Page 23: ...press Fig 16 CD on the windscreen wiper lever press the button on the multifunction steering wheel Fig 17 or wait until the menu or information display opens automati cally after a few seconds Fig 17...

Page 24: ...1 lt I a f q q l d 111q I 111 lh Id n11 h f 1 H 1 I I II si ill 111 1 II IP I 11 I l l I h lh1 I llql l Ill rid q lh II I till 1 1 1 lh 1 lt ld fll 111 11 diiV I q I _ I 1 I _ 11 d 11 Ill l tlllttll...

Page 25: ...to a total of 19 hours and 59 minutes or 99 hours and 59 minutes journey time or 1 999 9 km or 9 999 9 km distance travelled If one of these maximum limitsa is exceeded the memory is automatically del...

Page 26: ...RESET button on the windscreen wip er lever or the OK button on the multifunction steer ing wheel to save the current speed and activate the warning system If necessary use the rocker switch on the wi...

Page 27: ...r adjust settings e g you can check the current status of the start stop system page 196 in the Vehicle status menu Vehicle settings menu r f n First read and observe the i troductory L 1 J 1 informat...

Page 28: ...selec ted distance ACC adaptive cruise The following functions can be set page 226 control Driving programme The time interval from the vehicle in front distance setting The following functions can b...

Page 29: ...e function Home function Switch on period of the Leaving Home function The following functions can be activated or deactivated Mirrors Synchronised mirror adjustment page 122 Mirror and Mirror lowerin...

Page 30: ...a Long term driving data The following functions can be set Time source manual GPS Set summer time automatically Time Time zone Time format 12h 24h Date Date format The following functions can be set...

Page 31: ...ty warnings on page 38 The data in the table apply to the most basic Ger man model 40 I Before the journey Maximum torque Cylinders capacity 4 cylinders 160 Nm at 1 400 3 500 rpm I 1 197 ccm 250 Nm at...

Page 32: ...t read and observe the introductory L 1 JJ information and safety warnings ih on page 38 Petrol engines Engine power EC 63 kW BlueMotion technology CJZB 103 kW BlueMotion Technology without active cyl...

Page 33: ...cal help immediately you sus pect that someone has swallowed a battery A WARNING Improper or unsupervised use of the vehicle key can cause accidents or injuries Always take all vehicle keys w ith you...

Page 34: ...mp in the vehicle key B5K 0602 Fig 24 Indicator lamp in the vehicle key 44 Before the journey New and replacement vehicle keys must be synchronised before use Proceed to a qualified workshop D Every v...

Page 35: ...may no longer be possible to lock or unlock t e vehicle with the remote control if the button ts pressed repeatedly outside of the effective r nge of the vehicle key If this is the case the vehtcle ke...

Page 36: ...event the doors from being opened unintentionally and unauthorised persons from entering the vehicle However locked doors can delay assistance to passengers in side the vehicle in the event of an acci...

Page 37: ...i dent as follows Switch off the ignttion l 1ng th veh1 le using the ve hl lt e Open and close one of the vehicle doors once Press e cent lockin _ b_ u_ tt_ o_ n o_ Switch off the ignition OR remove t...

Page 38: ...again automatically within a few seconds of being unlocked if you do not open one of the doors or the tailgate This function prevents the vehicle from re maining unlocked if the unlocking button is pr...

Page 39: ...s can then be performed w1thout active use of the vehicle key B K OlH Fig 31 K yl ss Access locking and starting sys tem sensor for locking on the inside of the door handle and s nsor for unlocking on...

Page 40: ...tched off for a short time The sensors are reactivated if any of the following takes place Some time has passed OR the vehicle is unlocked using the 0 button on the vehicle key OR the tailgate is open...

Page 41: ...The following applies when th SAFELOCK mechanism is deactivated The ehi le n e unl the inside u in the d The anti theft nit rin ted nti t v After locking the vehicle Definition A red LED flashes for...

Page 42: ...es with anti tow alarm page 53 The vehicle is lifted vehicles with anti tow a larm page 53 The vehicle is transported on a car ferry or by rail vehicles with anti tow alarm or interior monitor ing pag...

Page 43: ...e vehicle is locked Close all doors and the tailgate Lock the vehicle using the vehicle key The inte rior monitoring system and anti towing alarm are switched off until the next time the vehicle is lo...

Page 44: ...gen emblem Unlock the vehicle or tailgate or open one of the doors Press the top part of the Volkswagen badge Fig 37 with your thumb and push out the bottom part of the badge Grip underneath the badge...

Page 45: ...m lo l ed vnllldB IHllltltJt I ctd I 111 V fllli jH kHy If Will lql j again r w e oncl fl r 11 itl I Hir HI 1hti f tntl t11eft alnrm I l lvA ted imtnndtilloly Hfi Ht il i clo d pnge 4 If lh leilgnt l...

Page 46: ...eir operating area During sudden rain showers water can enter the vehicle interior via open windows and cause damage to the vehicle Opening or closing the windows electrically Fig 39 In the driver doo...

Page 47: ...g convenience closing the windows and the electric panorama sliding tilting roof close A variety of settings related to window operation can be made and adjusted using the button and the G and open an...

Page 48: ...the closing procedure takes longer than ap proximately 10 seconds the roll back function will be reactivated The window will then stop again if it Is stiff or meets another obstacle Please proceed to...

Page 49: ...fold s ward Push the seat forwards at the an1 tirl l Folding backwards slide the se t b k s f r go until it clicks into place The b ckr t r I o matically and can be folded backward Engag t for it wil...

Page 50: ...the lumbar support or IAdjusts the height of the lumbar support Depending on the vehicle equipment level it may be possible to assign the seat position to the vehi cle key using the ill button and th...

Page 51: ...bac of your head as close to the head restramt as poss1 ble Fig 47 Adju ting rear h ad r straint Head restraint setting for shorter people Push the head restraint all the way down ven if the head is t...

Page 52: ...fold the backrest forwards slightly page 130 Push the head restraint all the way up Insert the unfolded vehicle key bit or the flat edge of the screwdriver from the vehicle toolkit into the slot in th...

Page 53: ...rious or fatal in juries After adjusting the steering column al ways move lever CD up so that it engages se curely This prevents the steering column from moving spontaneously while the vehicle is in m...

Page 54: ...artment can be folded out of the middle seat backrest Fig 52 To fold it down pull the loop in the direction of the arrow Fig 52 Fig 52 Folding down the rear centre armrest To fold it back fold the cen...

Page 55: ...seat cushions and backrests can be heated electrically when the ignition is switched on Some seat versions have heated backrests Do not switch on the seat heating if one of the fol lowing conditions...

Page 56: ...ack the front passenger seat backrest so that it is upright The backrest must click into place securely Fig 56 Unlatching the folding front p ss n r seat backrest A WARNING Injuries could be caused if...

Page 57: ...er road users have difficulty seeing the vehi cle or cannot see it at all Always switch the dipped beam head lights on if it is dark raining or visibility is poor A WARNING Setting headlights too hig...

Page 58: ...ontinued Stop the vehicle at a safe distance away from moving traffic and so that no part of the exhaust system can come into contact with any inflammable material underneath the ve hicle e g dry gras...

Page 59: ...hts can only be W switched on if the dipped beam headlights are already on j 651 0580 Fig 82 Next to the steering wheel examples of the various light switches r n First read and observe the introducto...

Page 60: ...lft IJI IIIIJ In gnnur Jfnd IJy p tJ Jrdfl J VIJfY III Jil flltleftiC 11 lil ft 111bfl lW 1 Hl lwc tJII c ttJd ll 1 1 11 tfWJ In J t fillc j lllb Jl r J l lor trtJd tJ J W J 11 JV r llntfl wl1lc l1 l...

Page 61: ...t t Ill h lllltll In 111Slrtl111 1lt nd swit h S u 1kh n t ri lut lll llt tll In t11 11 wing I 1 1 1 If _ d nt l hJ l dli ht nd nly s p inwtuly 4 km A WARNING Thd ut m tic h ndlight control AUTO only...

Page 62: ...ic conditions The automat1c main beam assist does not work when travel mode is acttvated page 111 If the dynamtc bend llghttng is deactivated page 109 or the headltght switch over is activa ted page 1...

Page 63: ...itched on and off manually at any time with the turn signal and main beam lever page 106 J Masking or switching over headlights for driving abroad travel mode r l n First read and observe the introduc...

Page 64: ...page 31 The surround lighting in the exterior mirrors lights up the area directly around the doors while you are entering or exiting the vehicle lt is switched on when the vehicle is unlocked when op...

Page 65: ...cluster lighting switches off auto matically in darkness and at other times e g when driving through a tunnel This is intended to prompt the driver to switch on the dipped beam so that the vehicle s r...

Page 66: ...lluminated e b g tness of the ambient lighting can be ad j s ed si g the button and the and L 9 Y on b ons in the infotainment system page 3 rnThe reading lights switch off when the vehicle is locked...

Page 67: ...at winter temperatures before the windscreen has boon heated by the ventilation system The anti freeze mixture may otherwise freeze on tho windscreen and restrict vis ion A WARNING _ Worn or dirty win...

Page 68: ...ensor or adjust the sensi tivity of the rain sensor If the ignition is switched off while the wind screen wiper is switched on the windscreen wiper will continue to wipe on the same setting when the i...

Page 69: ...er a nses on wards the steering wheel when the dipped beam headlights or main beam are switched on Clean off stubborn dirt msects etc from the headlights at regular intervals for instance when filling...

Page 70: ...ff and back on again and will function again if the windscreen wiper lever is in position and if the vehicle is travelling at speeds higher than 4 km h 2 mph In order to prevent damage to the bonnet a...

Page 71: ...and retrofit ted accessories increase the stated kerb weight and reduce the maximum permitted load accord ingly The load comprises the weights of the following Passengers All luggage Roof load includi...

Page 72: ...e 151 The stowage compartment can be used for storing glasses or other objects To open press and release the button Fig 110 arrow To close press the cover upwards until it engages Stowage compartment...

Page 73: ...owage compartment Booklet Provi sion for a mobile telephone m A factory fitted CD changer may be located W in the stowage compartment Stowage compartment on the front passenger side Fig 113 St wage co...

Page 74: ...ed on Using electrical appliances with the engine switch ed off and the ignition switched on will drain the battery Electrical consumers should therefore only be plugged into the sockets when the engi...

Page 75: ...3 Fig 136 Right hand drive vehicles selector lever for automatic gearbox with lock button arrow direction of the arrow Fig 135 or Fig 136 To move the selector lever out of position N to posi tion D or...

Page 76: ...depress the foot brake and e release c gain 7 speed gearbox move he selector lever to pos a P or N and en select a driving gear A WARNING Engaging an incorrect selector lever position can cause you to...

Page 77: ...in Automatic gear box selecting a gear on page 174 Gently push the selector lever forward 0 or back G to shift gear up or down Fig 137 Operating Tiptronic with the paddles In driving mode 0 or S or i...

Page 78: ...e The vehicle rolls without the braking effect of the engine Cancelling freewheel mode Press the bra e pedal brieny or pull the 1 ft hand paddle Gtowards the steering wh 1 Kick down The kickdown funct...

Page 79: ...ely Overheating of the dual clutch gearbox DSG The dual clutch gearbox can overheat when the vehicle pulls off regularly travels at a crawl for long penods or in stop and go traffic Gearbox over heati...

Page 80: ...ving Information on cleaning the diesel particulate filter The exhaust management system detects whe diesel particulate filter is filling up and aids the l a ter s self cleaning process by recommendin...

Page 81: ...nly without ABS The protection provided by ABS is no longer ava ilable Pro ceed to a qualified workshop as soon as pos s ible If the warning lamp 0 lights up either indi vidually or together with a te...

Page 82: ...ock rurn the steering wheel slightly if necessary to engage the vteering lock mechanism While driving The electronic parking brake should ne be used to brake the vehicle except in em er gencies The br...

Page 83: ...ing brake again The green indicator lamp ID in the instrun1ent cluster dtsplay will go out again and the vehicle will start to move in accordance with the incline of the road Requirements for holding...

Page 84: ...has been reached 198 I While driving The vehicle has been moved since the engine was last switched off For vehicles with Climatronic the temperatu inside the vehicle is within the pre set temperat e...

Page 85: ...es the braking power of the engine The automatic gearbox selects the best gear for t e circumstances by taking the steepness of the h1l l and the current speed into consideration To do th1s the select...

Page 86: ...rs have blind spots in Which obstacles and people cannot be detec ted A WARNING Continued Always monitor the area around the vehi cle as the ultrasound sensors will not always detect infants animals a...

Page 87: ...raffic calmed area or car park to allow them to familiarise them selves with the system and its functions Fig 147 ParkPilot ultrasound sensors around the vehicle A in the front bumper B in the rear bu...

Page 88: ...l on ltHl vollldu oqt tlpmorrl lovul wlton tltu V lrlt lu rolls back ward OR touch 1110 mini PtHkllllol fturcllnti billion Switching to Rear Assi t Soloct n vonw gnnr r movo tit tllrtc tor lovor to po...

Page 89: ...front rear and side of the vehicle that are scanned by ultrasound sensors c He shown on the screen Fig 149 The positions of potential obstacles are displayed relative to the vehicle The vehicle must...

Page 90: ...Grey vehicle s Front side path approx 90 cm Side approx 31 90 cm Rear centre approx 31 160 cm Rear side approx 31 90 cm Obstacle in 1 Front centre the vehicle s approx 31 120 cm Intermittent tone Yell...

Page 91: ...separately for the acoustic warnings for the front by touching the 8 or 8 function buttons or by adJusting the control ___ Front p1tch different pitches can be set for the acoustic warnings for the f...

Page 92: ...vehicle s path Vehicle path display Function What to do when the ignition is switched on Forward gear engaged Front vehicle path display OR move the gear lever to neutral or move the selector lever t...

Page 93: ...e path display is switched off and cannot be reactr va ted until the fault has been rectified The segments are no longer displayed in re lation to the steering input and the vehicle Path display is hi...

Page 94: ...w and ice and do not cover it A WARNING The technology of the Rear Assist system cannot overcome the laws of physics or sys tem related vehicle limitations Careless or unintentional use of the Rear As...

Page 95: ...ta vctt the re er e ass ro Fir t rea a l h Fun t Sw1tch1 t e s a off ma all Screen F 1nct1on b tt CD l iitch 2 Set I s Switch Sh 5 Things t n t f the re r 1 tf the s a e 2 I hh P lth the I ll t pt dl...

Page 96: ...heavily loaded When approaching protruding objects Such objects can leave the camera s field of vision while you are reversing Cleaning the camera lens Keep the camera lens clean and free of ice and s...

Page 97: ...approximately 40 cm on the road behind the vehicle Projection of the vehicle widened somewhat toward the rear The middle markers are approximately one metre behind the vehicle on the pavement Parking...

Page 98: ...n cause serious inj ury A WARNING Continuec f Always adapt your speed and driving style to suit visibility weather road and traffic con ditions The surface of certain objects including clothing as wel...

Page 99: ...other vehicles A Fig 5 Pa Fig 158 n re la rar sect a _ on fOf s ng o e man a of _ ce tie cc r ne Pa ss sys r f n First read and observe the introductory L lcJJ informa ton and safety warnJngs on page...

Page 100: ...ted the steer ngP1 C dure at the end of every parking move nlent In order to achieve an optimal parking result An1es age is displayed on the instrument clus Ger one the parking procedure is completed...

Page 101: ...atic brake in tervention The automatic brake intervention can take place once per parking manoeuvre 216 I While driving The Park Assi t syste m will operate only the steering wheel whrle gettrng out o...

Page 102: ...ent distance from thevehicle In front on steep or winding roads or on slippery road surfaces e g on snow ice w et roads loose chlppings or on flooded roads Never use the CCS when driving off road or o...

Page 103: ...to observe illuminated indicator lamps and text messages can lead to your vehicle be ing damaged m If the CCS ACC or speed limiter were W switched on when the ignition was switched off the CCS or ACC...

Page 104: ...s switch CD on the turn signal lever into position CANCEL or press the button on the multifunction steering wheel OR briefly press the 0 button on the multifunction steering wheel OR depress the brake...

Page 105: ...the OFF posit1on OR when regulation IS active bnefly the CCS press the 0 button on the multifunc The system is sw1tched off The stor jtion steering wheel twice ed speed w1ll be deleted OR in any oper...

Page 106: ...ause se rious injury e g through aquaplaning snow ice or leaves Only use the speed limiter when the road and weather conditions allow it to be used safely The speed limiter cannot limit the vehicle sp...

Page 107: ...e rn If tl CCS ACC or speed limiter were w1tch d on wh n the ignition was switched ff the CCS or ACC will be switched on automati c lly the n xt time the ignition is switched on How v r no sp d is sto...

Page 108: ...the accelerator e g for The speed is stored in the memory overtaking The speed limiter is Speed limiter regulation switcheson regulation temporarily us switched off temporarily when the again automati...

Page 109: ...e late exclusively to instrument clusters with mile readings Driving downhill with the speed limiter Speed limiter regulation is reactivated when the accelerator is no longer fully depressed and the v...

Page 110: ...aptive crul e control ACC c nnot ovorcom the la of phy ic or yst m r lat d v h1cl hrn itation Cnr I or unlnt ntlon I u of tht adapttv crui control ACC c n c u tiCC dent nd I ad to criou Injury Th y te...

Page 111: ...ive vehicle detected ahead time interval is be ing set Q First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings on page 226 Display Display fields Fig 165 or Fig 166 G Vehicle ahead w...

Page 112: ...nated indicator lamps and text messages can lead to your vehicle be ing damaged r l When the ACC is switched on the displayin the instrument cluster can be overwrittenby other functions incoming telep...

Page 113: ...trol ACC Fig 168 Left hand side of the multifunctlon steer ing wheel buttons for operatmg the adaptive cruise control Q irst read and observe the i troductory tnformation and safety warnrngs 4 on Page...

Page 114: ...C 10 km h 5 mph and store multifunction steering Press and hold the stored speed will be in control wheel creased in steps of 10 km h 5 mph for as long as the button is pressed Press briefly reduce sp...

Page 115: ...ed by the driving rnode s I IT Dl a e ected by pressing the butto n and _ the I nd nver assistance function buttons 1n the 1nfo a1nrne t n system page 31 The following conditions can prevent the adapt...

Page 116: ...ing ahead cannot be monitored sufficiently or maybe cannot be monitored at all Special driving situations A WARNING Failure to switch off the ACC in the above mentioned situations can cause accidents...

Page 117: ...a vehicle in the next lane Fig 169 A In such situations the vehicle might ecelerate unnecessarily or not react to the vehicle In front In this case the driver must override the Abcc by depressing the...

Page 118: ...wn steep inclines for long peri ods the ada tive cruise control may be deactiva ted t mpor nly A corresponding message will ap pear m the tns rument cluster display lt is then not poss1ble to act1vate...

Page 119: ...ng an acoustic warning and showing a corre spond PI lng message in the instrument clus er diS ay Page 236 The warning period vanes ac carding to the traffic situation and the driver s re sponse Front...

Page 120: ...Volkswagen rec ornmends using a Volkswagen dealer hip for t1 1 s purpose r fl1 First read and observe the introducto ry l W1 information and safety warnings o n page 235 IColltsion warning a The syste...

Page 121: ...shop Volkswa gen recommends using a Volkswagen dealership for this purpose Incorrectly performed repairs to the front end of the vehicle can alter the position of the radar sensor and therefore tmpair...

Page 122: ...ing situations due to system limitations If the vehicle is being towed If the vehicle is on a rolling road test bed If the radar sensor is faulty On external force on the radar sensor e g after a rear...

Page 123: ...ce from the Vehicles ahead to suit visibility weather road and traffic conditions The city emergency brake function cannot Prevent accidents and serious injuries by it self l A WARNING Continued The c...

Page 124: ...bsti ute for the full concentration of the dnver Adapt your speed and driving style to suit VIsibility weather road and traffic conditions A WARNING Continued Poor visibility darkness snow rain and fo...

Page 125: ...he system is in the initialisation phase OR the camera has not detected any regulatory or warning signs System fault Proceed to a qualified workshop and have the sys tem checked The area of the windsc...

Page 126: ...e g overtaking temporarily not per mitted Fig 175 C Town or village boundary signs trigger the display of the standard speed limit for urban or country roads in the relevant country If the town or vi...

Page 127: ...s on page 248 The driver can choose from up to 5 different dnving modes with a variety of characteristics Driving mode Recommended driving situations Creates a comfort based h 1 Comforta r f ve ICe se...

Page 128: ...button to display additional information about the current driving rnode _ _ Selecting the driving mode Ensure that the ignition 1 s switched on Press the Driving Mode Selection button t t w ooe Fig...

Page 129: ...nction is switched on Switch on the ignition If necessary switch on the infotainment system Touching the 8 function button always takesyou back to the previously active menu Menu Submenu Settings opti...

Page 130: ...e top speed and load per mitted for the fitted tyres CQ Under innated tyres w111 increase fuel con Jtf sumption and tyre wear m When new tyres are dnven at high speeds for W the first time they can ex...

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Page 132: ...infotainment system display page 31 Touch the ID function button If all 4 wheels are set to the correct values touch the Confirm function button to store the tyre pressures Touching the cancel button...

Page 133: ...combustion engine works engine oil always comes into contact with combustion resl dues and fuel which has a knock on effect on the ageing process of the oil The quality of fuels can vary greatly betw...

Page 134: ...the introductory L k JJ information and safety warnings Lt on page 302 Please contact a VolkS r agen dealership or other qualified workshop if you have any questions on cleaning and caring for the lea...

Page 135: ...diiiS C f R m v fr sh tnins with an absorbent cloth lP td jui hi d tc If th st in has Already dried use a suitable cleaning agent CD 011y st 11w il lip tick R mov fr sl1 slnins with an absorbent cloth...

Page 136: ...tion of the arrow Fig 205 Fold down the holder and remove the warning triangle First aid kit A first aid kit fits into the retainer in the left of the luggage compartment Fig 205 lt is secured in posi...

Page 137: ...s on the front left hand seat Pressing the switch in the direction of the arrow Fig 44 Slides the seat forwards or backwards L CD Adjusts the angle of the seat cushion Raises or lowers the seat Adjust...

Page 138: ...Owner s manual Golf Stand 28 06 12 Englisch 08 2012 Artikei Nr 131 5R1 G07 20 1111111111111111111111 1315R1 G0720...

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