2015 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG cd select

Activate and deactivate
Select Assistants from the main menu in the instrument cluster, then select

Key to ⇒ fig. 287:
Meaning
(1) Road.
(2) Selected parking space.
(3) Orientation lines for the selected parking space.
(4) Rear boundary of the parking space, such as a curb.

All lengths of the lines for orientation refer to a vehicle that is on a horizontal surface.
Parking with the Rear Assist camera, perpendicular parking Mode 1
The conditions for parking and maneuvering with reversing camera must be met

Step Perform the following actions:
1. Position the vehicle in front of a parking space (2) A.
2. Shift into Reverse (R).
3. Slowly back up and steer so that the yellow orientation lines (3)
lead into the selected parking space B.
Observe the following message: Look! Safe to move? ⇒  on
page 492 !
4. Align the vehicle in the parking space so that the green and yellow
orientation lines (3) are parallel to the selected parking space B.
5. At the latest when the rear boundary of the parking space, such as
a curb (4) is reached, stop the vehicle C.

Distance between vehicle
and obstacle
Audible sig-
nal
Screen: Segment color
if obstacle detected
Front: about 12 – 48 inches
(31 – 120 cm) Beep tone if
manually
activated.
Yellow
Rear: about 12 – 64 inches
(31 – 160 cm)
Front: about 12 – 20 inches
(31 – 50 cm) Beep tone if
automatically
activated.
Yellow
Rear: about 12 – 20 inches (
31 – 50 cm)
About 0 – 12 inches (0 –
30 cm) front or rear
Continuous
tone. Red

The distance at which the continuous tone sounds is somewhat greater for vehicles with a factory-installed trailer hitch.
Infotainment System settings for OPS
A number of settings can be selected in the Infotainment System.
x Switch on the ignition.
x Press the CAR Infotainment button.
x Tap the Assist systems function key on the screen.
x Select Parking Distance Warning System from the list.

Function key: Actions
Front volume/tone level : Different volume and pitches can be separately
selected for front by tapping the - or + function keys or by moving the
slider.
Rear volume/tone level : Different volume and pitches can be separately
selected for rear by tapping the - or + function keys or by moving the slid-
er.
Reduced audio volume : Different volume and pitches can be separately
selected for front and rear by tapping the - or + function keys or by mov-
ing the slider.

x Press the Units feature key.
x Select the desired unit.
Automatic window fog detection
Automatic window fog detection checks whether the windows are fogged up and if necessary automat-ically adjusts the air flow to the windshield and side windows or switches on the windshield heating. If the fan or the air conditioner !

Selective catalytic reduction (AdBlue®)

Selecting the right gear

WARNING
Never try to drive up or down slopes that are too steep for your vehicle. The vehicle could slide away, tip over, or roll over.
x Never take routes or risks that could put you or your passengers in danger. If you cannot go on or have doubts about the safety of your route, turn back and take a new route.
x The lateral angle must never be more than the maximum angle approved for the vehicle.
x Always drive along the fall line when driving up or down a slope.
x Never try to turn the vehicle around on a slope. The vehicle could tip over or roll down the slope.
x If the engine stalls or you can no longer drive up the slope for any reason, stop and apply the foot brake. If stalled, apply the foot brake and restart the engine. Then shift into Reverse (R) and carefully back your vehicle straight down the slope along the fall line. Keep the vehi-cle speed slow and even.
x If the engine will not restart, apply constant pressure to the foot brake and carefully back straight down the slope the same way you drove up. Keep the vehicle speed slow and even.
x If the engine is running, select Reverse and carefully back straight down the slope the same way you drove up. Use engine braking power and the foot brake to keep the vehicle speed slow and even.
x Never just roll down a slope with the transmission in Neutral (N). You could lose control of the vehicle.
Driving crosswise on a slope

Fig. 312 Steer downhill along the fall line.

WARNING
Never try to drive crosswise on a slope, especially one that is too steep for your vehicle. The vehicle could slide sideways and tumble down the slope. To reduce the risk of accidents and serious injuries:
x Never underestimate the difficulties and dangers of driving crosswise on a slope. Never take routes or risks that could put you or your passengers in danger. If you cannot go on or have doubts about the safety of your route, turn back and take a different route.
x When driving crosswise on a hill, the vehicle can lose its hold, slide sideways, tip or turn over and roll down the hill.
x Make certain that the wheels on the downhill side of the vehicle do not run over holes or depressions. Make certain that the wheels on the high side of the vehicle do not run over rocks, tree stumps, or protruding objects.
x Before driving crosswise on a hill, check whether it is possible to steer into the fall line along the selected route. If this is not possible, select a different route. If the vehicle threat-
ens to tip, immediately steer downhill into the fall line and gently accelerate ⇒ fig. 312.
x If the vehicle is stopped a hillside and is laterally tilted, avoid sudden and uncontrolled movement in the vehicle The vehicle can lose its hold, slide sideways, tip, or turn over and roll down the hill.
x If the vehicle is stopped at while pointed crosswise on a steep slope, make certain that no one exits the vehicle through a door on the downhill side. This can shift the vehicle center of gravity to the downhill side. The can tilt or roll over and roll down the hill. To help minimize
this risk, always exit the vehicle through the doors that are facing uphill ⇒ fig. 313.
x When getting out, make certain that doors opened on the uphill side are not closed care-lessly and do not swing shut due to their own weight and injure anybody.
Avoiding deep ruts and depressions