Front passenger side
Fig. 8
Front passenger side (left-hand drive ve-
hicles): overview of dash panel (mirrored for
right-hand drive vehicles). Fig. 9
With open front passenger door (left-
hand driv e vehicles): key-operated switch in the
dash panel (mirrored for right-hand drive vehi-
cles). 1
Vent ........................................................................\
......................................................... 1202
Glove box with button for opening 3
Location of front passenger front airbag in the dash panel ..................................... 474
Key switch for switching off the front passenger front airbag ................................ 53Controls and displays in the roof
Symbol
Meaning Touch panels for interior and reading lights
Customers in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa,
Central and South America:
Please contact a V
olkswagen dealership or
qualified workshop or register on the erWin
online portal (electronic repair and workshop
information):
https://erwin.volkswagen.de
Customers in North America and Canada:
To order printed service information please
contact:
Volkswagen Technical Literature Ordering
Center
literature.vw.com
You can also register online in the erWin in-
ternet portal:
https://erwin.vw.com
Vehicles with special auxiliary equipment or
body parts
Auxiliary equipment and second stage manu-
facturers must ensure that the equipment
and bodies (conversions) adhere to the stipu-
lated environmental laws and regulations,
particularly the EU directive 2000/53/EC con-
cerning end-of-life vehicles and EU directive
2003/11/EC concerning the restriction on the
marketing and use of certain dangerous sub-
stances and preparations.
The vehicle owner must keep all assembly
documentation for these conversions and
pass it on to the scrapping company upon ve-
hicle handover if the vehicle is scrapped. This
is intended to facilitate environmentally re-
sponsible disposal for all vehicles, including
refitted vehicles.
Windscreen repairs
To function properly, some items of equip-
ment require an electrical or electronic mod-
ule, which is located on the inside of the
windscreen near the interior mirror. If the
windscreen has been damaged in the viewing
field of the electrical or electronic module,
e.g. by stone impact, the windscreen must be
replaced. Repairing the crack can lead to mal-
function or functional faults in the equip-
ment. After changing the windscreen, the camera
and sensors must be adjusted and calibrated
by a qualified workshop.
Impairment or damage to sensors and cam-
eras
Incorrectly perf
ormed repairs, structural
changes to the vehicle, e.g. lowering the sus-
pension, retrofitted add-on parts or changes
to the trim can lead to sensors and cameras
being displaced or damaged. This can also be
caused by collisions when parking, or also
even by minor damage such as stone impacts
on the windscreen.
The area in front of and around the sensors
and cameras must not be covered by stickers,
additional headlights, trim frames for number
plates or similar. Observe the position of sen-
sors and cameras on the vehicle
Carrying out functions
224
Inspection 30, 354
Inspection now! 30
Instrument cluster 18
Service interval display 30
Symbols 15
Warning and indicator lamps 15
Interior mirror 116
Interior monitoring system 83
Risk of false alarm 84
Internet Quick connection 209
Setting up a data connection 208
Wi-Fi Client 210
Wi-Fi hotspot 208
Internet Radio 234
ISOFIX 62
see Child seat 57
J
Jack 343
Jump starting Earth connection 302
Jump leads 302
Jump-start connection point (earth con- nection) 302
Procedure 302
K Kerb weight 391, 392
Key Vehicle key 73
Key-operated switch Switching off front passenger front air-bag 53
Keyless Access 75
Emergency switch-off 140
Steering column lock 142
Keyless locking and starting system Keyless
Access
see Keyless Access 75
L
Lane Assist see Lane keeping system (Lane As-sist) 165
Lane change system (Side Assist) 172
Side Assist Plus 174
Switching on and off 173
System limits 172Troubleshooting
174
Lane keeping system (Lane Assist) 165
Displays 167
Switching on and off 166
System limits 165
Troubleshooting 167
Leatherette Cleaning and care 359
Leaving the vehicle 138
LED lights 295
Legal requirements 202
Licences 227
Lifting the vehicle Checklist 346
Jack 345
With the jack 345
Light Entry and exit lighting 109
Light Assist see Main-beam control 105
Lights 102
Advanced main-beam control (Dynamic Light Assist) 107
AUTO 105
Automatic switch-off of side lights and parking lights 108
Background lighting 112
Continuous parking light on both sides of the v ehicle 108
Cornering light 105
Daytime running lights 103
Dynamic headlight range con- trol 110
Functions 104
Headlight range control 109
Instrument and switch lighting 111
Interior and reading lights 111
Main-beam control 105
Poor weather light 104
Rear fog light 104
Side lights 104
Switching on and off 103
Turn signals 102
Vehicle lighting 103
Limiter see Speed limiter 147
Load carrier 262
Load compartment net 260
Load-through hatch 261
Loading Driving with an open boot lid 133
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