
® Booklet 0.1  General  Index 
Unplea sant odo r 3.1: 83 
Upho ls tery 
Pr ess ure  marks  2.1: 67 
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Veh. sta tus  3.1:  15 
Veh icle 
Lift ing 3.2: 89 
Ve hicle  battery  3.2 : 49 
Ve hicle  care 
Exterior  3.2: 17 
Ve hicle  care  products 3 .2:  16 
Vehicle  contro l module s 3.2:  6 
Ve hicl e electric syste m 3.1:  24 
Ve hicle  phon e 3.2: 29 
Ve hicle  sta tu s 3.1:  15 
Ve hicle  tool  kit  3.2: 67 
Ven tilati on  slots  2.1:  11 
V olk swagen  Service  Rep air  Manuals  3.2:  91 
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Warning  light 
E lectro nic Power  Co ntrol (EPC) 3. 1:  23 
Warning  li gh ts  3.1: 20 
Emergency  flasher  3.1 : 48 
P ASS EN GER AIR  BAG OFF 2. 1: 39 
Sa fety  bel ts 2.1:  14 
Turn  signals 3 .1: 49 
Warn ing texts  in  the dis pl ay  3.1: 11 
Warn ing triang le 3. 1: 74 
War ranty cove rages  3.2:  15 
Wa sh er  fluid  3.2: 45 
Wa shin g by  hand  3.2 : 17 
Was hing the  vehicle 3.2: 1 7 
Was hing wit h pow er cl eaners  3 .2 : 18 
Waxing  How  often  sh o uld  I wax  my car? 3.2:  19 
Wear  indicator  3.2: 59 
What  does  it  m ean  w hen  I fee l a  sli ght  vibra
ti on  on  the bra ke  pedal?  3.2:  3 
What  hap pens  if  yo u do  not wea r your  safety 
belt ? 2.1: 16 
W hat  happen s if  you  wea r yo ur  safety  belt  too 
l oose?  2.1: 20 
W hat  happe ns  to  occu pants  not wear ing 
sa fety 
2. 1: 16 
12  Alphabetical  inde x 
What if I p urch ase  poor  quality  f uel? 3 .2:  32 
W hat  impair s driv ing  safety?  2.1: 3 
Wha t is  LATCH? 2 .1: 64 
What  is  the  correct  brake  fluid leve l?.  3.2 : 47 
What  is the  right  way 
to brea k-in  my  vehicle? 
3.2:7 
What  kind  of  brake fluid sho uld I use?  3.2: 48 
What  kind  of engine  oil  sh ou ld  I  put  in  my  ve
hi cle? 3.2: 37 
What  should I do  af ter  ch an ging a whee l? 3.2: 
57,  74 
W hat  s hould  I  do after  replac ing w hee ls? 3.2 : 
57 
What  sh ould  I  do if I want  to add  an  accessory 
to  my ve hicl e? 3.2: 27 
W hat  should  I do  if I  want  to  modify  my  vehi
cle?  3.2:  28 
What  sh ould  I do  if  I want  to  repair  my ve hi
cle?  3.2: 28 
What  sho uld I do  if  the  brake  warning  light 
comes  on? 3.2: 47 
Wha t types  ofCRS  a nchor s are  availab le and 
how  are they  related  to child  safety? 2. 1: 
64 
Wha t wo uld happ en if I put  lead ed  gaso line 
in  my ca r? 3.2:  32 
What  you m ust  do after  reconnec t th e batt ery 
3.2: 49 
What  you  should  know when  driving  with 
chi ld ren? 2.1:  51 
Whee l b olt  caps  3.2:  69 
W hee l b olt s 3.2: 71 
To rque  3.2:  66 
W heel  c hangin g 3.2:  68 
Wheel s 3.2:  51 
When  can  yo ur vehicl e not  be  towed?  3.2: 88 
When  must  a  safety  belt  be  re pl ace d? 2.1: 17 
When  must  the  airbag  system be  in spected? 
2 .1:  39 
When  parking  on  slopes  3.1 : 10 5 
When  sh ou ld  I adju st  the  tire pressures?  3.2 : 
57 
W hen  sho uld I ch eck  the en gin e o il leve l? 3.2 : 
38 
W hen  should  I  check the tire  press ures?  3.2: 
57 
W hen  sh ou ld I re fuel  the tank  of  the ve hicle? 
3 .1: 7  

Maximum  Perm issib le  Inflatio n Press ure 
T his  nu mb er  is  th e g re at est  a mount  of 
pres
s ur e tha t sh oul d ever  be  put  in the  tire und er 
norma l driv ing cond itio n s. 
R ep lac in g  tires  or  rims  on  vehicles  equipp ed 
wit h 
The air  va lve o n all  four  tires  (no t on  the  spare 
ti re)  is  equip ped with  a senso r, w hic h  co nsta ntly 
m on itors 
a ir  pr ess ure in side  the tire, a nd 
the n this Lu If 
yo u ar e going to re pl ace  the wheel  rim s o n  yo ur 
ve hicl e, make  sure  the rim s also  have  these 
se nso rs.  The se nsor s mu st  be  co mp atib le  w ith 
TPM S sys tem  o n yo ur  vehicle . 
I f  yo u install  rim s. w hich  do  not  have  th e  se n
sors,  o r ha ve  sensors  w hich  are  not  comp ati ble, 
th e TP MS  will  not  wor k pro perl y. In case,  theTPM S would n ot b e ab le  to  m oni tor pr ess ure  or wa rn you if is  necessa ry. 
•  Wheneve r you  c hange  se nso rs,  yo u ha ve  to 
i n sta ll 
valves. 
• 
dri ve the  valve  ste m  cap s se
c ur ely  m ou nted.  We reco mmen d  usi ng  fac to ry 
i n sta lle d  va lve  stem  caps. As k your  auth ori zed 
Volkswage n dea le r  if  yo u los t va lve 
caps. 
T he  in sta llat io n  of re pla ceme111  tires 
c ord  hody  plies  in the  tire si dewa ll m ay ca use 
ma lfu nction tir e pre ssure  monitorin g 
sys te m  (TPM S), and  i s not  recommended  (cord 
mat eri al  informatio n is  m olded  on 
ti re s ide
wa ll). 
ch ec k yo ur TPM S indi cator  af te r r eone or  more  tires o n yo ur  vehicl e. If t he 
TP MS  indi cator  is  on.  your  TPMS  is  m alfu nc
ti o nin g. Your 
tire m ig ht be  incom 
patibl e yourTP MS system,  or  some co mp o
n en t of  the TP MS  may be  dam aged . 
WARNING 
•  Usin g in cor rect  or  unmatched  tires  and 
I or  wheels  or  improper tire  and  whee l co mbi 
nation s can le ad  to loss of con tro l, co llisio n 
and  serio us  perso nal injury. 
•  Always  use  tires,  rims and  whee l bo lts  th at 
me et  th e specification s of  ori ginal  fa ctory- in
s talled  tire s or other  combination s th at h av e 
b een  sp eci fica lly  app roved  by  the vehicle 
manufa ctur er. 
Booklet  3.2  Tips  and Advice 
WARN ING  (continued) 
•  Tire s age  even if they  arc  not  being  use d 
and  can fail su ddenl y, es peci ally  at  high 
s peeds.  Tire s th at are  more  than  6 yea rs old 
can  only  be  use d in  an  em ergenc y and  then 
w ith  specia l care  and  at  lower speeds. 
•  Never  mount  use d  tir es on  your  vehicle  if 
yo u are  not  sur e o f th eir "previou s hi story." 
Old used  tir es ma y ha ve  bee n  damag ed  even 
th ou gh  th e dam age  ca nnot  be seen  that ca n 
l ead  to  sudd en  tir e fa ilur e and  lo ss  of vehicl e 
control. 
•  All four  whe els  must  be  fitted  with  radi al 
tir es of  the s am e type,  size  (ro lling cir cumf er
ence)  and  th e sa me  tread  p attern.  Dri ving 
w ith  diff erent  tire s reduces  ve hicle  han dling 
a nd  can l ead  to  a loss  of control. 
•  If the  spare  tire is  not th e same  a s th e tir es 
that  are  mount ed  on  the vehicle  - for examp le 
with  winter  tir es - only u se the sp are  tir e for  a 
s h ort  period  of tim e and  drive w ith  extra care. 
Refi t th e no rma l road  w hee l as  soo n as  safe ly 
possib le. 
•  Neve r dri ve 
than  th e spe ed  for wh ic h  th e tires  on  you r ve hicle  are 
rat ed  because  tires  that arc  driven  fas te r  than 
their  rated  sp eed  ca n 
sudd enly . 
•  Overloadin g tir es  cause h eat  build -up , 
s ud den  tire failur e, includin g a blowout  and 
sudden  defl ation  and loss  of co ntrol. 
•  Temperat ure  grades  apply lo  tir es  that  are 
properl y inflat ed and  not  over  o r underin
flated . 
•  For tec hni cal reaso ns  it  i s not  always  pos
s ibl e to  use  whee ls  from  oth er  ve hicles-in 
s om e cases  not eve n whee ls  from  the sa me ve
hicle  model. 
•  If you  insta ll w hee l trim d iscs  on  th e ve
hicle  whee ls,  make sur e that th e air  flow  to the 
brakes  is  not  blo ck ed.  R edu ced airflo w to  the 
brakes  can  th em to  ove rheat , in cre asin g sto p
ping  distances  and  causin g a  colli sion . 
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