2001 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT heating

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual Keywords Booklet Page 
H 
Handbrake ...................................... . 3.1 
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3.1 
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R emov ing 
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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual Engine: Change 
Eng ine:  Check  for 
Exhaust  system:  Check for damage  and 
Water separator:  Drain water 
Battery: Check  electrolyte 
Door check  straps:  Lubricate 
Cooling  system:  Check coola

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual Service at 
Head lights:  Adjust 
Rear  spoiler:  Lubricate  (New Beetle only) 
Road test: kickdown,  braking, steering,  heating and ventilation,  air condition­
liming  belt: Replace  (TDI engine

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual 2  -Engine 
The 
(c ) 
is  at  the 
B-Normal temperature 
During 
gauge approaches  the 
right  end 
of the and the engine  ap­
pears  to be  overheating,  turn off the  air con­
ditioner. 
C  -Warn

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual 3 -Rear window defogger 
The  rear window  defogger  works on ly  with 
the  ignition on. 
Press  th e  switch  to turn  on the 
rear window 
defogger. 
T he  co ntrol  light 
in the switch light  up

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual 6 -
A 
flap.  The  switch  works also with  the ignition 
The heat ing elements in the  seats can be  off. 
turned  on and  regulated  with the thumb 
8 _ 
R
ear wheel  switch. 
To switch  off the  se

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual Power outside mirrors 
You can change the setting of both  outside 
mirrors  using the 
L -Outside  mirror on the  drivers  side 
R -Outside  mirror on the  passengers  side 
A -Mirror heating 
T
he

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VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2001  Owners Manual Air conditioning 
The  air conditioning  system combines  both 
heating  and cooling  for maximum  comfort. 
The  air conditioning  system works only 
with the engine  running  and when  the outside
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