
and Equipm ent 
Instrument 
for sett in g  the page  8 
page  9 
Engine coolant te mpera tu re pa ge  9 
Display  for various page  II 
Setti ng the 
page 
Speedometer 
Reset button  for  trip page 
The  clock is locat ed in the  Display in 
time 
8  Instr um ent 
-the fig. 4  to set the 
hour.  The  clock  will advance to the next 
hour if you briefl y press the button. 
- 

and Equipment 
Servic e Dis play 
the  Ma in te n ance n o t perform ed 
b y a n au th or ize d 
possib le  to  your aut ho rized deale r  o r qualifie d  work s h o p and have  th e te na nce re m inder reset. 
Applies to vehicles: With Multi-function indica tor 
Tips 
Do  no t reset t he  d is p lay b etween  se rv ice va ls; d o in g so will  re s ul t in  an  incorrec t 
play o f t he instrument  cluster 
T he  stat us o f 
some funct io n  and ne nt s is  ch ec ke d  when  th e  ig n iti on  is  turne d  o n 
o r d riv in g. proble m s played b y  re d  w arning lights or yellow indicator lights  w ith warning  m essages  in  the instrument 
c lu ster.  Depending o n  th e  type o f  pro ble m , yo u be alerte d  b y an  audibl e sig nal. 
Warning symb ol s 
T he re 
re d warn in g  symbols  (pri ority a nd yellow warning  sy mbols (pri orit y  2). 
W arni ng  mess
ages,  P rio rit y 1 (re d) 
o ne  of these malfunc ti o ns occu rs,  th e  warnin g 
li ght w ill or light up and you  will hear three warnings sounds. T hi s is danger warning. o ff  th e roa d whe re  it  is safe  and sw it c h ofT the g in e im medi ate ly. th e  nearest rized qualifie d  wo rk s h o p immediately  and have  the malfunctio n  re pai red. 
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priority 2 warnings d ete cte d  at  th e 
same  tim e.  the symbols w ill one  after the other f or about 2 seconds at a time.  Af te r  a set time, the  in fo rmation  tex t will d isappear, ever the symbol w ill appear i n the dis play and stay o n as a  r eminder f or you to  have  th e fu nctio n  re p a ir ed . 
A s  lo ng  as 
p rio rit y w arni ng  is  sh o w n  in the displ ay. yo u will not be a ble  to  sec any other 
messages w ith th e button 
o n the multi-funct io n steerin g  w heel or under the  windsh ie ld  wip er l eve r dep endin g o n th e 
equipment i n stalle d in  your vehicl e. 
Warnin g  messages,  Prior ity  2  (yellow) 
you will one warning  so und. sib le . 
se ve ra l priority 2 warni ngs  are  dete c te d  at  t he 
same  tim e,  the symbo ls  are  dis pl aye d  o ne  afte r the oth e r for abou t 2 second s  at a  time.  Aft er se t  time, the  info rm ation text will disappear, 
h owe ve r th e symbol w ill  appear at the sid e  of th e 
d is p la y and  sta y o n as  a re m inder  for  you to check  th e c ause soon as possib le. 
2 messages no t b e shown until all warning messages h ave bee n correcte d ! 
text 
additio n  to wa rnin g m essages  about a fu nction, yo u receive additio na l informa-
t io n  in  th e  dis pla y. 
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Booklet  3 .1  Controls and Equipment 
Functio n lights & Vision 
Factory setting This menu resets all of these functio ns  to the original  factory tings. 
Back Heturn to the m enu. 
Tips 
The menus shown in the  dis play  depends o n ve hicle  electronics and the options  installed on 
Applies  to with  sound system 
Sound system menu 
Fig. 13  Display in the  instrument  cluster: 
gram appears. 
- Sw itch  the s
ound sys te m  on 
18 panel 
your veh icle.lfyou arc not sure, your rized Volk swage n dea ler or qualified  workshop 
for 
Fig.  14 Left side of the multi-function  steering wheel with the controls  for the telephone and the radio 
-Press page  17, fig. 12 butto n 
on th e multi -functio n steerin g wheel  until 
th e 
Sound system menu is  di splaye d 
fig.l3 . 
Changing the volume of the sound 
syste m 
-
to ns  to  ch ange  the  

and Equipment 
Average  ruel co nsumption 
Miles to  empty 
Distance trave le d 
Average  speed 
S peed warning 
min  Driving  time 
Th e 
displa y shows  the amount or time that has gone by s ince the ig nition  was  sw itched on. 
The  m aximum displa y va lue  in both memories 
i s  99 hours and 59 minutes. The memory  will reset itselrback  to zero once thi s va lue has been rea ch ed. 
gallons miles km) Current  fuel con
sum ption 
Th e di spla y w
ill sh ow  the consumptio n  in gallons (liters) per 
book le t3.2 and chapter 
0 gallons/100 miles (0 km) Average fuel 
consumption 
T he  ave rage  ruel  c
onsumption will appear you have drive n approximately ya rds 
(meters).  Dashes w ill appear in  th e displa y that time.  The  di spla y 
Miles Miles  {kilometer s)  to  empty 
Th e m il
es ( kilom ete rs) to empty  is  calc ulated 
u sing  th e ru el ta nk  contents and current ru el consumption. shows how  rar the ve hicl e can travel u sin g the same speed and dri ving  co ndi
ti o ns  as 
yo u have 
dri ven approxi mately yards  ( mete rs). 
Dashe s w ill appear in  the dis p lay  until that time. The disp lay will b e  updated every  5 seconds 
while the ve hicle  is  m ov ing. 
Speed warning 
Th e s
peed wa rning  can be set so yo u will see and hear wa rnin g whe n  yo u reach the desired speed . For  example.  this settin g co uld be used to 
l e t yo u know iryou exceed  the posted  speed 
limit. When you r eac h the desired  sp eed. press on th e  multi 
fun ction  steering wheel. and hold th e button to  erase th e  sto re d  speed. 
temperature di splay 
T he t e
mperature range  is F  to to At outside tempera ture s be tween-F and and a (ice  warning) appears  in  addition  to the outs id e tempera ture di splay. Thi s symbol ro r approximately  5 seconds and 
F 
W he n the ve hicl e is s tanding still o r  tra velin g at 
very  low  speed s,  the temperature  di spla yed may be slig htl y hi gh er than the actual outsid e  te m 
p erature as a  result or heat radiate d  rrom the engin e. 
Roads and bridges can be dangerously  icy even the outside air temperature is above r r eez ing. 
Jryou use th e outside temperature di sp la y 
t o  tell  you about rrost conditions, remember that roads can even ice  over at temperatures above F (+ 
A lways remember,  eve n  if the 
Neve r rely  exclu siv el y on this the outsid e temperature display. 
Always  reduce your s peed and dri ve with special care under weathe r  conditions  w hen the c hances that you will  encounter icy road surfaces a re  greater. 
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Booklet 3.1 
harm the 
U sing the wron g batteries can damage the 
remot e con trol key. Rep lace used batteries  with 
new ones of the same 
Tips 
page o r by your authorized dealer o r bul!on once to unlock just the drivers 's page the button a second time to unl ock  a lithe doors and the rear lid. 
When yo u unlock your with therem ote  control,  you have seconds  to open a door or the rear lid. lfyou do the will 
Resetting the remote control key 
automatically re lock  itself. This safety  re lock  feature prevents you from  leaving your un
locked. 
it may have to be synchronized again page 29. 
the r emote controlmay not work and have  to be reset page29. 
Use the remote control only if yo u intend to 
use one of the  fun ctio ns. terrain and cond iti on s may pressing the remote may un
lo ck the 
Th e operation of the remote control key can b e  temporarily disrupted by interference from transminers in the  vic inity of the that work in the same frequency range (e.g. radio equipment, cellular phone). 
The  remote  key has to be  reset if it does not lock  or unlock the vehicle. 
Resetting the remote control ke y 
-Unlock the driver's door m anually by 
inserting the em erg ency key  in the door 
Tips 
The remote control ke y will have to be reset if you  press the several times outside it s 
effective range and the 
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