Aston Martin Vantage S 2016 User manual

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Aston Martin Owners' Club (AMOC)
An invitation to join the Aston Martin Owners' Club
The sporting spirit of the 1930s exists today in one of the world’s most
exclusive car clubs. Enthusiasts in nearly 60 countries are united by
an interest in iconic cars with an enviable pedigree. Enjoy the
company of like-minded owners in a wide range of activities: social
evenings, weekends away or motoring tours. Something more
competitive? AMOC Concours are a benchmark for connoisseurs of
fine motorcars. A need for speed? We organise track days, sprints and
hill climbs as well as circuit racing in venues such as Silverstone,
Goodwood and Lime Rock in the USA.
Aston Martin Owners' Club
Drayton St. Leonard
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
England
OX10 7BG
Telephone:
[phone]
Facsimile:
[phone]
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.amoc.org
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Aston Martin Heritage Trust
The Aston Martin Heritage Trust is an educational charity dedicated
to the preservation, promotion and enhancement of over 100 years
of history of Aston Martin. Its world class collection comprising the
automotive museum, substantial archive and collection of historical
artefacts is housed in the magnificently restored Grade II* listed barn
in Oxfordshire which it shares with the Owners' Club. As a member
of the Owners’ Club you become a member and supporter of the
Trust, so please log on to our web site for more information, or better
still pay us a visit and see the collection for yourself.
Aston Martin Heritage Trust
Drayton St. Leonard
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
England
OX10 7BG
Telephone:
[phone]
Facsimile:
[phone]
E-Mail:
[email protected].uk
Website:
www.amht.org.uk
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Introduction..................................................................................1
Vehicle Security ............................................................................2
Before Driving...............................................................................3
Controls ........................................................................................4
Driving..........................................................................................5
Infotainment .................................................................................6
Climate Control.............................................................................7
Audio............................................................................................8
Hands-Free Phone ........................................................................9
Convertible Roof.........................................................................10
Satellite Navigation .....................................................................11
Maintenance...............................................................................12
Specifications ..............................................................................13
Service......................................................................................... A
Aston Martin Warranty................................................................. B
Aston Martin Assistance................................................................ C
Alphabetical Index .......................................................................D
Every effort has been made to make sure that the information
provided in this Owner’s Guide is accurate and up-to-date.
However neither the manufacturer or the Dealer, by whom this
Owner’s Guide is supplied, will in any circumstances be held
responsible for any inaccuracy or the consequences thereof. All
rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system or transmitted, in any form, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording or other means without prior written
permission from Aston Martin Lagonda Limited.
The manufacturer reserves the right to vary specifications without
notice in accordance with its policy of continual product
improvement.
Produced By the Technical Publications Department
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited,
Banbury Road
Gaydon
Warwick
CV35 0DB
England
Telephone:
[phone]
Issue 1: June 2016
Part Number: HG33-19A321-AA
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Introduction
Welcome ...................................................................................1.2
Warnings, Cautions and Notes ...................................................1.3
Component Location .................................................................1.4
Vehicle Identification .................................................................1.4
Data Recording ..........................................................................1.5
Reporting Safety Defects ............................................................1.5
Vehicle Provenance....................................................................1.5
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1.2
Introduction
Welcome
Welcome to your new Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
This Owner’s Guide, along with other publications included in your
literature pack, provides information which will enhance your
pleasure from owning and driving your Aston Martin.
This Owner’s Guide has been designed to explain the vehicle’s
operation and to make the control of its systems easy to understand
and operate. All new owners are recommended to carefully study the
contents of this Owner’s Guide prior to driving.
This Owner’s Guide forms part of the essential vehicle equipment for
homologation purposes and must stay with the vehicle at all times.
Aston Martin Franchise Dealers
A full list of Aston Martin Dealers worldwide, where sales and service
are provided by companies with the facilities, knowledge and factory
trained personnel can be found at:
www.astonmartin.com
Every effort is made to make sure that the information given in the
dealer list is accurate and up-to-date. However changes amongst
holders of the Aston Martin franchise can occur. Neither Aston Martin
nor any listed Importer or Dealer shall in any circumstances be held
liable for any inaccuracy, or the consequences thereof.
Dealers listed all aim to conform to Aston Martin standards of
excellence in both sales and service. However, all vehicles sold as
Aston Martins are required to meet local legislation requirements.
Should service be required in a country other than that in which this
vehicle was originally purchased, every effort will be made to meet
the owner’s requirements, but the availability of certain parts may be
affected by differences in vehicle and component specifications.
If the nearest Aston Martin Dealer is unable to help, contact Aston
Martin directly:
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited
Banbury Road
Gaydon
Warwick
CV35 0DB
England
Telephone:
(+44) (0)1926 644300
Aston Martin Dealers are independent traders, they are not the
Company’s Agents, and therefore have no authority to bind the
Company or to enter into any financial or other commitments on the
Company’s behalf.
Only Aston Martin Dealers are authorised to carry out warranty work.
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1.3
Introduction
Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers
A full list of Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers worldwide can
be found at:
www.astonmartin.com
All Aston Martin Approved Body Repair centres have been assessed
and audited to Aston Martin Body Repair Centre standards in either
Category A or B.
Category A: Repairs to the bonded aluminium structure and all paint
related and light structural damage.
Category B: All paint related and light structural damage.
Every effort is made to make sure that the information given in the
Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairers list is accurate and up-to-
date. However changes can occur. Neither Aston Martin nor any
Aston Martin Authorised Body Repairer shall in any circumstances be
held liable for any inaccuracy, or the consequences thereof.
Aston Martin Authorised Service Centres
A full list of Aston Martin Authorised Service Centres can be found at:
www.astonmartin.com
All Aston Martin Approved Service Centres have been assessed and
audited to Aston Martin standards.
Every effort is made to make sure that the information given in the
Aston Martin Authorised Service Centres list is accurate and up-to-
date. However changes can occur. Neither Aston Martin nor any
Aston Martin Authorised Service Centre shall in any circumstances be
held liable for any inaccuracy, or the consequences thereof.
Warnings, Cautions and Notes
The following Warnings, Cautions and Notes are used within this
Owner’s Guide to call your attention to specific types of information.
Warnings
Warning: Provided to show procedures which must be
followed precisely to help avoid the risk of personal injury.
Cautions
Provided to show procedures which must be followed
precisely to reduce the possibility of damage to your vehicle.
Notes
Provided to show procedures which will help to avoid difficulties
in the operation of your vehicle.
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1.4
Introduction
Component Location
All directions for locating components
are described as viewed from the
driver’s seat, i.e. the fuel filler flap
shown on this diagram will be
described as ‘located at the rear left
side of the vehicle’.
Vehicle Identification
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is shown in the left side
bottom corner of the windscreen.
The VIN plate located in the engine bay (viewed from above) is
model and market dependent:
The VIN is also stamped into the floorpan in the right side footwell.
To view the VIN stamped into the floorpan lift the carpet up, from
the front, and then lift the sound deadening material.
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1.5
Introduction
Data Recording
Electronic modules in this vehicle are able to record detailed data,
such as:
• The use of restraint systems, including seat belts by the driver and
passengers.
• Information about the performance of various systems and
modules in the vehicle.
• Information related to engine, throttle, steering, brake or other
system status.
Any of these systems can include information on how the driver
operates the vehicle, measuring vehicle speed, steering input, brake
and throttle application. This information may be stored under
regular operation, in a crash or in a near crash event.
This information can be read and used by:
• Aston Martin
• Service and repair facilities
• Law enforcement or government agencies
• Others who may assert a right or obtain your consent to know
such information.
Reporting Safety Defects
If you believe that your vehicle has a safety defect which could cause
a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately
inform your Aston Martin Dealer or the Aston Martin Client Services
at the address shown.
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited
Client Services
Banbury Road
Gaydon
Warwick
CV35 0DB
England
Telephone:
[phone]
Vehicle Provenance
Model:
Body Colour:
Interior Colour:
Fascia Colour:
Vehicle Identification Number:
As on the VIN plate
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1.6
Introduction
First Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
Second Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
Third Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
Fourth Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
Fifth Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
Sixth Owner:
Selling Dealer
Delivery Date
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Vehicle Security
Introduction ...............................................................................2.2
Aston Martin Tracking ................................................................2.2
Emotion Control Unit .................................................................2.5
Emergency Key...........................................................................2.6
Unlocking and Opening .............................................................2.7
Locking ......................................................................................2.8
Master Locks ..............................................................................2.8
Boot Lid.....................................................................................2.9
Deadlocking.............................................................................2.11
Automatic Lock ........................................................................2.11
Approach Light.........................................................................2.12
Homesafe ................................................................................2.12
Alarm.......................................................................................2.12
Reduced Guard........................................................................2.13
Immobiliser..............................................................................2.14
Garage Door Opener ...............................................................2.15
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2.2
Vehicle Security
Introduction
This vehicle is protected by an electronic security system which
includes:
• Remote arm and disarm
• Perimeter sensing
• Remote door, boot lid, fuel flap release lock and unlock
• Guard reduction mode
• Alarm siren with battery backup (Only in markets where audible
sirens are permitted.)
• Random code encryption to prevent electronic scanning of the
vehicle key identity code
•EngineImmobiliser
When the security system is armed, any attempt to forcibly open a
door, the boot lid or the bonnet will result in full alarm operation.
Aston Martin Tracking
The Aston Martin Tracking system is a stolen vehicle tracking system.
It uses the latest Global Positioning System (GPS) and Global System
for Mobile communications (GSM) technology providing pinpoint
accuracy and unparalleled service levels.
The system, which is discretely installed in the vehicle, is an easy-to-
use system that provides the following important features:
Automatic Driver Recognition
Alerts the Aston Martin Tracking Secure Operating Centre
immediately if your vehicle is stolen, even if the thief has your keys.
Engine Start Inhibit
Activated by the Secure Operating Centre with Police authorisation,
to prevent the engine from being restarted.
Tamper Alert
Activated when the system battery is disconnected or discharged, or
when the system wiring is cut.
Tow-Away Alert
Triggered when motion is detected with the ignition switched off and
the driver card is not present.
System Health Check
Regular automatic self diagnostic check.
Transport Mode
Set by the Secure Operating Centre when the vehicle owner has
confirmed the vehicle is being transported. This will prevent false
alerts being generated.
Vehicle Servicing Mode
Set by the Secure Operating Centre when the vehicle has been given
to the Aston Martin Dealer for maintenance.
Theft History
Minute by minute theft log helps Police secure convictions.
Pinpoint GPS Tracking
Accurate to within 10 metres.
International GSM Coverage
Roaming SIM card gives coverage across more than 180 countries.
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2.3
Vehicle Security
European Coverage
Local language Police liaison and stolen vehicle recovery across
Europe.
Countries covered by Aston Martin Tracking System:
Albania, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia,
Finland, France (Monaco), Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy
(Vatican City, San Marino), Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
Macedonia, Malta, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland,
Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa,
Spain (Andorra, Gibraltar), Sweden, Switzerland (Liechtenstein),
Turkey, Ukraine and United Kingdom.
Insurance Accreditation
Conforms to the highest European accreditations for stolen vehicle
tracking systems - Thatcham, Incert (formerly Assuralia) and SCM and
is approved by major insurers.
Aston Martin Approved
The only vehicle tracking system approved for all Aston Martin
vehicles.
How the System Works
The Aston Martin Tracking system is supplied with two unique driver
cards. An authorised driver must have a driver card in their possession
when using the vehicle.
Do not leave the driver card inside the vehicle or with the vehicle
key. It should be kept in a safe place and always separately from your
vehicle keys.
The system automatically arms itself after the vehicle ignition has
been switched off for 70 seconds and the driver card is out of range
(approximately 3 metres).
The system will automatically disarm itself when the driver card is
bought back in range of the vehicle.
If your vehicle is driven approximately 100 metres and the driver card
has not been detected, a silent alert is transmitted to the Secure
Operating Centre to inform the advisors of a potential unauthorised
movement of your vehicle. The advisors then contact you.
To avoid an alert being generated, if the engine has been started and
the driver card is not in your possession, switch the ignition off and
call the Secure Operating Centre for advice.
The system will additionally:
• Send an alert if your vehicle is lifted or towed away without the
keys.
• Send an alert if your vehicle battery is disconnected or
discharged.
• Send an alert if the GPS antenna has been disconnected.
• Send a monthly health check message to the Secure Operating
Centre to confirm full system functionality.
Please consult your Aston Martin Dealer for details and subscription
rates.
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2.4
Vehicle Security
If your Vehicle is Stolen
After an alert has been received, the Secure Operating Centre
advisors attempt to contact you using the telephone number(s) that
you supplied at the time of registration. A minimum of two telephone
numbers must be provided at the time of activation of the contract.
The Police are not contacted until the advisors have spoken with you.
This is to comply with Police procedures so that Police time is not
wasted with false alarms.
Once the theft has been confirmed with you, the advisors will ask you
to contact the Police to report the theft and to call the advisor back
immediately with a Police incident number. Receipt of an alert does
not constitute a confirmed theft, as Police Forces require key holder
verification of a theft.
The Secure Operating Centre then liases with the relevant Police
Force to seek to recover your vehicle.
If your vehicle is outside the UK, the Secure Operating Centre work
with the Police in their local language across Europe to recover your
vehicle quickly.
In order to prevent your vehicle being moved following a theft, the
Secure Operating Centre under instruction from the Police, may
temporarily prevent the vehicle's engine from restarting.
Once the Police have secured the stolen vehicle, arrangements are
made with you for the vehicle to be collected. The Police may require
it to be taken to a secure compound for further investigation.
You will be liable for any statutory Police recovery and storage
charges, payable directly to the Police.
Additional Information
False Alarms
To avoid unnecessary alerts, contact the Secure Operation Centre to
inform them of any potential false alarm. Excessive false alerts may
result in a charge.
Damage Check
If you are involved in an accident or if your vehicle battery has been
disconnected for any reason (for example, body work repair or paint
re-spray), you must call Aston Martin Tracking Customer Services so
that they can test the system to check that it is still functioning
correctly.
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2.5
Vehicle Security
Change of Details
Should any of your personal details change, you must call Aston
Martin Tracking Customer Services. For example:
• Changing the registration plate on the vehicle.
• Selling the vehicle.
• Change of address.
• Change of mobile phone number.
• New owner buying a pre-owned vehicle already fitted with Aston
Martin Tracking System.
Contact Details
Aston Martin Tracking 24 Hour Secure Operating Centre:
0844 239 0035
Or from abroad:
[phone]
Aston Martin Tracking Customer Services:
0844 239 0032
(Monday to Friday - 08.30 to 17.30)
Or from abroad:
0844 239 5404
When registering for the Aston Martin Tracking System, you are
also provided with all the same details and contact numbers needed
if your vehicle is stolen. Keep these details safe and not in the vehicle
otherwise you will not be able to refer to it if your vehicle is stolen.
Emotion Control Unit
The vehicle is supplied with three vehicle keys (Two Emotion Control
Units); a glass key, a spare key and an emergency key.
Keep the spare key in a safe place. Do not leave a vehicle key in the
vehicle when unattended.
If a vehicle key is lost, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
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2.6
Vehicle Security
Vehicle Key Security Functions
[1] LOCK: Press and release for one step
vehicle locking and to arm the security
system. The vehicle will deadlock after 25
seconds.
[2] UNLOCK: Press and release for one step
vehicle unlocking.
[3] BOOT OPEN: Press once to release the
boot lid catch (Refer to ’Boot Lid’, page 2.9).
[4] APPROACH LIGHT: Press to set the front,
rear side and interior lamps to ON (Refer to
’Approach Light’, page 2.12).
Emergency Key
In the unlikely event that either the vehicle
key fails to operate or the vehicle battery is
fully discharged use the emergency key to
lock or unlock the vehicle.
Do not store the emergency key in the
vehicle. If the vehicle battery is fully
discharged you will need the emergency key
to gain access to the vehicle.
Insert the emergency key in the door lock
and turn fully towards the front of the
vehicle, then release, to centrally lock the
vehicle, disable the boot lid and fuel flap release switches. The
security system will not arm.
To centrally unlock the vehicle, enable the boot lid and fuel flap
release switches, turn fully towards the rear of the vehicle, then
release. If the security system was armed, the alarm will start.
To stop the alarm insert the vehicle key (even if the vehicle key has
lost all power) into the ignition control and move to position ‘II’
(ignition ON).
If the vehicle battery is fully discharged the emergency key will
only lock or unlock a door.
Even if the vehicle key has lost all power it will start the engine if
required.
Memory seats: The front seats and door rear view mirrors will not
move to a preset position if the vehicle is unlocked using the
emergency key.
If the emergency key is lost, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
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2.7
Vehicle Security
Unlocking and Opening
Stand within 5 m of the vehicle, point the vehicle key towards the
vehicle and press the UNLOCK button. To show that the security
system has been disarmed, the direction indicators will flash twice. All
vehicle doors will unlock.
Push at point (A) and grab the
emerging door release. Pull the
door release to open the door.
If a door is opened while driving
a warning sound will be heard
until the door is closed.
If preferred you can unlock
the driver's door only with the
first press of the button and the
rest of the vehicle with a second press (Refer to ’Automatic Lock’,
page 2.11).
For ease of use at night white LEDs are incorporated into the door
handles. An LED will come ON in the door handles when the vehicle
is unlocked. A door LED will go OFF once the door is opened. If a
door is not opened the LEDs will go OFF after two minutes.
If the vehicle has been opened using the spare key and the driver
seat or door rear view mirrors have been adjusted, the seat and door
rear view mirrors will move to the positions memorised by the key
which is being used (Refer to ’Seat Memory Function’, page 3.7)1.
As the vehicle is unlocked, the interior lamps will come ON for
five minutes. The lamps will go OFF 30 seconds after doors are closed
or when the vehicle is started.
If the door is left open the door puddle lamp will go OFF after
eight minutes.
Unlocking From Inside the Vehicle
If reduced guard was not set to ON before locking the vehicle,
deadlocking, interior movement and tilt sensors (optional) are
enabled. Passengers will not be able to unlock a door from the
inside.
If reduced guard or automatic lock was set to ON before the vehicle
was locked, one pull of a door handle will centrally unlock the doors,
a second pull of the door handle will open that door.
(Refer to ’Automatic Lock’, page 2.11).
(Refer to ’Reduced Guard’, page 2.13).
Vehicle unlock from inside can be set to automatic unlock when the
vehicle key is removed from the ignition control. With automatic
unlock ON only one pull of a door handle will open that door.
When opening a door from inside the vehicle after reduced guard has
been set to ON, the security system alarm will start. Press the
UNLOCK button on the vehicle key to stop the alarm (there is
approximately a ten second delay before the alarm is stopped).
1. Option: Memory Seats.
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2.8
Vehicle Security
Locking
If passengers are to stay in the vehicle after it has been locked,
reduced guard must be set to ON before locking. This will let a
passenger open a door from inside the vehicle.
Make sure that all the doors, the boot lid and the bonnet are closed
(the vehicle will not lock if a door is left open). Stand within 5 m of
the vehicle, point the vehicle key towards the vehicle and press the
LOCK button once to lock the doors, disable the boot lid and fuel flap
release switches and arm the security system. The direction indicators
will flash once as the security system is armed .
The driver's seat and both door rear view mirror positions are
memorised and will be recalled the next time the vehicle is opened
using the same vehicle key.1
The security system will arm and the doors will deadlock after
25 seconds.
If the vehicle is locked with the boot lid open, the vehicle will lock
and arm but deadlocking, tilt and interior movement sensors (where
fitted) will not operate. Close the boot lid to arm the complete
security system.
Automatic Re-locking
If the vehicle is locked and then unlocked but a door or the boot lid
is not opened within two minutes, the vehicle will automatically lock
and arm again.
Lock Light Settings
The vehicle direction indicators can be set to flash when the security
system is both armed or disarmed.
To change the vehicle lock light settings:
1. Press the MENU button on the console.
2. Navigate to <SYSTEM SETTINGS> ENTER <Light settings>
ENTER.
3. Select from <Lock Confirmation Indication>, or <Unlock
Confirmation Indication>.
4. Select On or Off
Master Locks
All doors, fuel flap and boot lid release switches may be locked and
unlocked by using the master lock switch (A). Press the switch to lock.
Press again to unlock.
If the vehicle is locked using the master lock switch, one pull of a door
handle will centrally unlock the doors, a second pull of the door
handle will open that door.
The master lock switch will operate for seven minutes after the
vehicle key has been removed from the ignition control, if the vehicle
is not locked using the vehicle key.
The master lock switch will not operate if the vehicle has been locked
from the outside.
Operation of the master lock switch will override automatic lock
(Refer to ’Automatic Lock’, page 2.11).
1. Option: Memory Seats.
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2.9
Vehicle Security
When the vehicle is unlocked using the master lock switch the
LED in each door handle will come ON (for 10 seconds or until the
door is opened). This may aid access for passengers at night time.
In the event of a vehicle accident the doors will automatically
unlock.
Boot Lid
To Open the Boot Lid
Press the BOOT OPEN
button on the vehicle
key once to enable the
release catch, then press
the boot lid button (A)
and lift the lid.
If the vehicle is
locked and armed the
security system will disarm and the direction indicators will flash
twice when the boot is opened. The doors will stay locked (Refer to
’Lock Light Settings’, page 2.8).
Opening from Inside the Vehicle
(Coupe Only)
Pull back on the boot lid release switch (B). The boot lid catch will
release1. Lift the lid.
1. The boot lid release switch becomes the roof raise and lower switch on the
Roadster.
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2.10
Vehicle Security
To Close the Boot Lid
Pull the boot lid down, then push the boot lid down and make sure
that its catch engages. Once the catch engages, it automatically
closes. If the boot lid is slammed shut, this is overridden. Press the
LOCK button on the vehicle key to lock the lid. The direction
indicators will flash once as the security system is armed (Refer to
’Lock Light Settings’, page 2.8).
Always make sure that the boot lid is securely closed after use.
The boot interior lamps will stay ON for seven minutes if the boot lid
is left partially open and the vehicle key is removed from the ignition
control.
Vehicle Locked - Boot Lid Open
Do not leave the vehicle key in the boot. If the boot lid is
closed there will be no access to the contents of the boot.
To use a battery conditioner the boot lid has to be left open (boot
lid down but not latched).
If the vehicle is locked while the boot lid is open, the vehicle will lock
and arm (deadlocking, tilt and interior movement sensors1will not
operate). If the boot lid is then closed (latched) deadlocking, tilt and
interior movement sensors will operate and the whole vehicle will be
locked and armed.
Boot Lid Emergency Open
The boot lid can be opened from inside the boot by pulling the
luminous emergency release handle (C).
1. Option.
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