Volkswagen T-Cross 2020 User manual

Instruction manual
T-Cross
T-Cross Instruction Manual

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Index
Index
About this Handbook
instructions 5
Meanings of the symbols 6
Instruction manual
Vehicle overview
–Front view 7
–Rear view 8
–Driver's door 9
–Driver's side 10
–Central console 11
–Front passenger side 12
–Symbols on the inner lining of the
roof 12
Information for the driver
–Warning and control lights 13
–Combined instrument 15
–Instrument panel control 25
–Radio control and instructions 27
Security
–General guidelines 30
–Adjust the seating position 32
–Safety belts 34
–Airbag system 42
–Transport of children in the vehicle 50
–In case of emergency 59
Open and close
–Vehicle key 61
–Locking and starting system without
Keyless Access" key 63
–Doors and central locking button 65
–Burglar alarm system 70
–Monitoring of the passenger compartment 70
–Tailgate 71
–Glass 73
–Panoramic sunroof 75
Steering wheel
–Adjust the position of the steering wheel 77
Seats and head restraints
–Front seat 78
–Rear seats 79
–Headrest 82
–Seat functions 83
Lighting
–Direction indicators 84
–Driving lights 85
–Interior lighting 90
Visibility
–Glass cleaners and window washers 91
–Rear-view mirrors 93
–Sun protection 96
Heating and air conditioning
–Heating, ventilating, cooling 98
Driving
–Guidance for driving 103
–Switching the engine on and off 112
–Start-Stop System 116
–Manual gearbox 118
–Automatic transmission 120
–Climb assist system 124
–Power steering 125
–Selection of the driving profile 126
–Off-road indicator 128
Driver assistance system
–Speed governor system (GRA) 130
Parking and manoeuvring
–Parking 131
–Parking brake 132
–Security guidelines for parking systems 133
–Parking aid (Park Pilot) 134
–Rear view camera 136
–Assistant Director for
parking (Park Assist) 138
–Brake Assist Systems 142
Practical equipment
–Slides 146
–Beverage holder 148
–Cigarette lighter 149
–Power socket 149
Multimedia
–Subwoofer 151

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Radios
–Before first use 151
–General table of consumers of
comfort 151
–Radio reception and antenna 151
–Places with special indications 152
–Security recommendations 152
–Indications for use 154
–Energy management 155
–Anti-theft code 155
–Equipment overview 156
–Basic command information 159
Connectivity
–App-Connect 162
–Apple CarPlay™ 163
–Android Auto™ 164
–Mirror Link™ 165
Composition Touch (R 340G)
–Radio operation 166
–Media 170
–Wired and wireless connections 174
–Telephone 177
–Configurations 186
Discover Media
–Radio 188
–Media 192
–Images 201
–Navigation 203
–Voice command 211
–Telephone 213
–Configurations 224
Transport
–Accommodating luggage volumes 226
–Boot 227
–roof boxes 230
–Driving with a trailer 232
Fuel
–Security guidelines for the
fuel handling 237
–Fuel types and supply 238
–Engine control unit and exhaust gas
emission control system
exhaust 241
–Fuel quality 243
Self-help
–On-board tools 244
–Windscreen wiper blades 245
–Outdoor lighting 247
–Fuses 252
–Start-up aid 258
–Towing 260
Verification and replenishment
–In the engine compartment 263
–Fluids and resources 268
–Glasswashing water 268
–Engine oil 269
–Engine coolant 274
–Brake fluid 277
–Vehicle battery 278
Wheels and tyres
–Tyre control system 284
–Important information on wheels and tyres
286
–Wheel change 298
Maintenance
–Service 304
–Vehicle preservation 307
–Accessory, replacement of parts,
repairs and modifications 316
Consumer information
–Volkswagen Warranty 322
–Additional service offers 323
–Stickers and labels 324
–Radio reception and antenna 324
–Installing the radio 325
–Volume of radio or navigation system 325
–Headphones 325
–Declaration of conformity 326
–Licence for the use of the key with remote control
remote control and radios with Bluetooth
connection 326
Technical data
–Notes on technical data 326
–Information on the consumption of
fuel 327
–Vehicle identification data 328
–Vehicle identification number in
the windscreen 329
–Air conditioning information 329
–Dimensions 330
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Index
–Capacities 331
–Petrol engine 332
–Petrol engine 333
–TOTALFLEX engines 334
Abbreviations used 336
Alphabetical index 338

About this Instruction Manual
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About this Instruction Manual
This Owner's Manual is valid for all versions and
models available for this vehicle. The Owner's
Manual describes all equipment and models,
without being identified as special equipment or
model variations. In this way, equipment may be
described which your vehicle does not have or
which is only available in some markets. You will
find the equipment for your vehicle in the sales
documentation. For further information, please
contact your Volkswagen dealer.
All information in these operating instructions refers
to the information available at the time of going to
press. Due to the continuous development of the
vehicle, there may be differences between the
vehicle and the information in these operating
instructions. No claims can be asserted with regard
to the various information, illustrations or
descriptions in these operating instructions.
When selling or lending the vehicle, make sure
that all on-board documentation is always in the
vehicle. .
–You will find an index at the end of the
handbook.
–An index of abbreviations at the end of the
manual lists abbreviations and technical
designations.
–Directional indications such as left, right, front
and rear generally refer to the direction of
travel of the vehicle, unless otherwise
indicated.
–The Illustrations are for guidance and should be
understood as schematic representations.
–Brief definitions are highlighted by colour and
placed before some sections of this manual, and
summarise the functions and use of a system
or equipment. More information about the
systems and equipment, as well as their
characteristics, commands and system limits,
can be found in the corresponding sections.
–Technical modifications to the vehicle made
after this manual went to press can be found in a
supplement to the on-board documentation.
Fixed components of on-board
literature:
–Instruction manual
–Service Verification Brochure (for markets
without a digital service plan) (may not be
available in some countries)
Additional on-board literature
components (optional):
- Supplement
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Meanings of the symbols
Texts with this symbol warn of extremely
dangerous situations which, if ignored, could
result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
Texts with this symbol warn of dangerous
situations which, if ignored, could result in death
or serious injury.
WARNING
Texts with this symbol warn of dangerous
situations which, if ignored, could result in minor
or serious injury.
ATTENTION
NOTICE
Meanings of the symbols
Refers to a section of the text with important information and safety guidance within a
chapter. This reference should always be noted.
This arrow indicates that the section continues on the next page.
This arrow indicates the end of the section.
The symbol identifies situations in which the vehicle must be stopped as quickly as possible.
® The symbol identifies a registered trademark. The absence of this symbol does not
guarantee that the terms can be used freely.
→Symbols of this type refer to warnings within the same paragraph or on the
→page indicated, about possible risks of accidents and injuries and how to proceed.
→to avoid them.
→Cross-reference, within the same section or on the page indicated, to possible material
damage.
Texts with this symbol warn of dangerous
situations which, if ignored, could result in damage
to the vehicle.
Texts with this symbol contain
recommendations on how to protect the
environment.
environment.
Texts with this symbol contain additional
in
formation.

Vehicle overview
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Vehicle overview
Front view
Fig. 2 Front view of the vehicle.
Legend for→ fig. 2:
External door handles.................................................................................................................... 65
Front lighthouse.......................................................................................................................................................... 84
Mist lantern .................................................................................................................85, 247
Front parking aid sensors................................................................................... 134
Front towing eye mounting behind a deck ..................................... 260
Engine compartment cover release lever..................................................... 266
Windscreen
–Windscreen wipers................................................................................................................................................. 91
–Rain and light sensor in the interior mirror area............................................................... 92
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Rear parking aid sensors .................................................................................... 134
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Cat support points.................................................................................................................................... 302
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Tail lamp..................................................................................................................... 85, 247
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Fuel tank porthole....................................................................................................... 240
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Exterior mirrors......................................................................................................................................... 93
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Roof rack carrier rail.................................................................................................... 230
Rear view
Fig. 3 Rear view of the vehicle.
Legend for→ fig. 3:
Roof antenna...................................................................................................................................................... 322
Raised brake lantern Steady
rest
–Windscreen defroster........................................................................................................................... 98
–Wiper blade
cleaner.....................................................................................................................................................
.... 91
Zone for:
–Rear cover opening............................................................................................................................ 71
–Rear view camera.................................................................................................................................. 136
Rear licence plate illumination................................................................................................... 247
Fog lamp (left side only) and illumination reflector on right and left side (depending on
version)
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- Buttons for operating the electric windows...............................................................................................
2
Internal door handle................................................................................................................................
3
Central locking button for locking and unlocking the vehicle ..............................................
4
Central locking control light............................................................................................................
5
Slides..............................................................................................................................................................
73
65
65
66
146
Driver's door
Fig. 4 Overview of the commands on the driver's door.
Legend for → fig. 4: Area
for:
–Electric exterior rear-view mirror rotary switch....................................... 93
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Driver's side
Fig. 5 Overview of the driver's side.
Legend for → fig. 5:
Air diffusers...................................................................................................................................................... 98
Lever for direction indicator and headlamp indicators high......................................................................... 84
Combined
instrument.......................................................................................................................................
15
–with warning and control lights....................................................................................................... 13
Lever for window wiper and washer........................................................................................................ 91
– with keys to operate the menus , ....................................................................................... 25
Multi-function steering wheel controls:
–Audio, navigation
– Command driver assistance systems , , ,, ................................................ 130
–Adjusting the volume ,
– Operate the menu selection , , ........................................................................................... 26
–Voice command activation
–Enter phone menu or answer a phone call Horn (works only
with engine running)
Ignition lock....................................................................................................................................... 112
Pedals......................................................................................................................................................................... 103
Driver's frontal airbag installation location............................................................................ 46
Lever for adjusting the steering column............................................................................................ 77
Fuse box access cover................................................................................................................ 252
Handle for unlocking the engine compartment cover............................................ 266
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Central console
Fig. 6 General view of the upper part of the central
console.
Fig. 7 Overview of the lower part of the centre console.
Legend for → fig. 6: Radius.............................................................................................................................................................................
151
Key for switching the warning lights on and off .................................................................... 59
Front passenger front airbag deactivation control light ............ 43
Air conditioning or Climatronic controls.................................................................................... 98
Controls for assistance systems........................................................................................................ 103
Air diffusers...................................................................................................................................................... 98
–Depending on the vehicle version, there may be air diffusers for rear seat passengers.
Legend for → fig. 7: Lever
for:
–Manual transmission.......................................................................................................................................... 118
–Automatic transmission.................................................................................................................................. 120
2
12 V socket............................................................................................................................................................ 149
3
Cardholder.............................................................................................................................................................. 146
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Storage compartment with beverage holder in the centre console.............................................................................
148
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Parking brake lever........................................................................................................... 132
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Engine start button (Press & Drive)............................................................................................... 113
13
Switch for headlamp range adjustment.............................................................................................
14
Light switch......................................................................................................................................
89
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lantero..........................................................................................................................................................................
4 Glovebox opening lever.................................................................................................................
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Symbol Meaning
Front passenger side
Fig. 8 Overview of the front passenger side.
Legend for → fig. 8:
Installation location of the front passenger frontal airbag in the instrument panel.......... 42
Air diffusers...................................................................................................................................................... 98
Key-operated switch to deactivate the front passenger frontal airbag of the front passenger airbag.
Symbols on the inner lining of the roof
,
,
,
Keys for internal and reading lamps → p. 84.
Sunroof switch → p. 75.
Sun protection curtain buttons → page 97

Information for the driver
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Information for the
driver
Warning and control lights
Warning and indicator lights indicate warnings
→, malfunctions →or specific functions.
Some warning and control lights come on when
the ignition is switched on, and must be
switched off when the engine is running or while
driving.
Depending on the version, the display of the
combined instrument may show additional text
messages with more detailed information or
requests for information → p. 15.
Depending on the vehicle equipment, a symbol
may be shown on the combined instrument
display instead of a warning light.
When some warning and control lights are
illuminated, acoustic warnings are also emitted.
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Symbol
Meaning →
Ignition: electromechanical
steering does not work.
→ p. 125
Seat belt not fitted by driver or
front passenger.
→ p. 34
Alternator faulty.
→ p. 278
Central warning light. Observe the
additional information on the
display of the combined
instrument.
If it comes on: ESC faulty or apa-
gned by the system.
→ p. 142
If flashing: ESC or ASR activated
and running.
→ p. 142
Traction control (ASR) manually
switched off.
→ p. 142
ABS faulty or not functioning.
→ p. 142
Mist lantern on.
→ p. 86
The driving lights are partially or
completely inoperative.
→ p. 247
Deficiency in the pollutant emission
control system.
→ p. 241
Deficiency in electronic engine
power control.
→ p. 241
Reduced electromechanical
steering.
→ p. 125
Tyre pressure too low or faulty
tyre control system.
→ p. 284
Fuel tank almost empty.
→ p. 17
Ignition: engine oil level too low.
→ p. 269
Symbol
Meaning →
Central warning light. Observe the
additional information on the
display of the combined
instrument.
Do not continue!
Handbrake on.
→ p. 132
Do not continue!
Brake fluid level too low or brake
system defective.
→ p. 277
Do not continue!
Engine coolant temperature too
high or engine coolant level too
low.
→ p. 274
Do not continue!
Engine oil pressure too low.
→ p. 269
If flashing: Do not continue! Faulty
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Observing warning lights and text messages is
essential for the safety of the driver and
passengers, avoiding possible vehicle stoppages
as well as possible accidents.
●Never ignore warning lights or text
messages.
●Stop the vehicle as soon as possible in a
place that is safe for all passengers in the
vehicle and other drivers.
●Park the vehicle at a safe distance from the
runway so that no parts of the exhaust
system come into contact with flammable
materials, e.g. dry grass, fuel, oil, etc.
●A stationary vehicle without proper signalling
poses a great risk of accident to itself and
others. Always activate the warning lights
and use the safety triangle to alert other
vehicles.
●Before opening the engine compartment
cover, switch off the engine and wait until
the engine temperature has dropped
sufficiently.
●The engine compartment of any vehicle is
a hazardous area and can cause serious
injuries → p. 263, Safety Guidelines for
Working in the Engine Compartment → p.
264, Safety Guidelines for Working in the
Engine Compartment → p. 264, Safety
Guidelines for Working in the Engine
Compartment →p. 264, Safety Guidelines
for Working in the Engine Compartment.
of the engine.
WARNING
Symbol
Meaning →
Outside temperature below +4
°C.
→ p. 19
Guidance for information in the
on-board documentation.
Always keep in mind the control lights on and text
messages to avoid damage to the vehicle .
NOTICE
Symbol
Meaning →
If flashing: engine oil system
faulty.
→ p. 269
Airbag or front seat-belt
pretensioner system defective.
→ p. 42
Automatic transmission: automatic
transmission failure.
→ p. 120
Left or right direction indicators.
→ p. 84
Warning lights switched on.
→ p. 59
Emergency brake lights in
operation.
→ p. 59
Ignition: press the brake pedal
(start the engine).
→ p. 120
If flashing: the selector lever
locking button is not engaged.
→ p. 120
Speed governor system (GRA)
engaged.
→ p. 130
High beam on or blast on.
→ p. 84
Active Start-Stop System
→ p. 116.
The Start-Stop system is not
available → page 116.
Fuel-efficient driving
→ p. 19
Service reminder or service due.
→ p. 24
Charge level of the mobile phone
battery.
Only when activated by the
factory-installed mobile phone
interface → p. 151.

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Driver distraction can lead to accidents and
injuries.
●Never operate the buttons of the combined
instrument while driving.
●Make all settings of the display indicators of
the combined instrument display and the
display on the radio system only when the
vehicle is stationary in order to reduce the
risk of accidents and injuries.
WARNING
Combined instrument
Introduction to the topic
Depending on the vehicle version, it may be
equipped with a combined analogue or digital
instrument (Active Info Display).
After starting the engine with the vehicle's
battery fully discharged or with a battery-
operated bat-
system configurations (co-ordination of the system, etc.).
The settings (e.g. time, comfort settings and
programs) can be deprogrammed or deleted.
The settings should be tested and corrected
after the vehicle's battery has been sufficiently
recharged.
Analogue combined instrument
Please note at the beginning of this chapter on page 15.
Fig. 9 Analogue combined instrument on the instrument panel.
Some of the controls and functions depicted
here pertain to specific models and ver-
Button for zeroing or trip odometer display .
sions or are optional. - Press the key
for approximately
Explanations of the instruments and → fig. 9:
Tachometer ( revolutions x 1000 per minute
of the running engine) → page 17.
The odometer shall be reset to zero within 2
seconds.
Speedometer (speedometer).
Fuel level indicator
→ p. 17.
Clock setting key1
)
→ p. 23.
Coolant temperature indicator
Display indicators → p. 19.
engine's engine → p. 18
1) Depending on the vehicle version, the clock can also be set via the settings menu in the radio display.
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The Active Info Display is a digital
combination instrument with a colourful,
high-resolution TFT display. With the
selection of different information profiles,
other classic round instruments such as
tachometer or speedometer can be
displayed.
Digital combined instrument (Active Info Display)
Please note at the beginning of this chapter on page 15.
Fig. 10 Active Info Display on the instrument panel.
Information profiles
Different subject-specific in-training profiles
can be selected through the
button button in the radio system, on the
Depending on the vehicle version, the digital
combined instrument and trip data indicator
functions may not be available.
Explanations on instruments→ fig.10:
Engine coolant temperature indicator →
page 18
Tachometer ( revolutions x 1,000 per
minute of the running engine) → page 17.
Indicator of the information profiles . The
content displayed varies according to the
information profile selected.
Display indicators → p. 19 .
Speedometer (speedometer). Fuel
level indicator
→ p. 17.
Digital speed indicator .
Gear currently engaged or selector lever
position → p. 120.
selection function , select
Depending on the selected information profile,
the Active Info Display shows additional
information in the centre of the displayed
instruments → fig. 10 3 . The following
information profiles can be selected:
– Classic : without additional indicators.
–Consumption and range: digital display of
average consumption and graphic display of
current consumption on the rev counter.
Digital range indicator on the speedometer.
–Efficiency: digital display of average fuel
consumption and graphical display of
average fuel consumption on the
tachometer.
–Navigation: When driving to destination
active, remaining distance to destination and
arrival time on the tachometer and arrow
navigation on the speedometer. When driving
to the destination inactive, height indicator on
the tachometer and compass indicator on the
speedometer.
– Driver assistance : graphical representation of
different driver assistance systems or digital
travel time display on the tachometer.
Navigation by arrow or indicator
of the compass in the speedometer.
Active Info Display
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Navigation map on the Active Info Display
Depending on the version, the Active Info
Display can re-display a detailed map. To do
this, select the Navigation menu item in the
combined instrument → p. 25.
The navigation map is displayed in two sizes.
When a larger map display is selected, the round
instruments are hidden. To set the desired map
size, proceed as follows:
Depending on the version, the navigation is re-
presented on a display. The navigation map can
be shown on the Active Info Display or on the
radio system. In the latter case, only the
navigation arrows are shown on the Active Info
Display.
–Press the button on the multifunction steering wheel
→ p. 26 to switch between map sizes.
–Or: press the arrow button oin the
multi-function steering wheel, to select the
desired map size. The selection is marked with
a border.
–Confirm your selection by pressing the
button on the multifunction steering
wheel.
Tachometer (rev counter)
Please note at the beginning of this chapter
on page 15.
Tachometer
The beginning of the red area of the rev
counter indicates the maximum possible engine
revolutions for each of the gears. Before the
display reaches the red line, shift to the next
higher gear, move the selector lever to the D/S
position or take your foot off the accelerator
pedal.
→ .
Fuel level indicator
Please note at the beginning of this chapter
on page 15.
●When the engine is cold, avoid very high
engine speed, full throttle and high engine
power.
●To avoid engine damage, the tachometer
pointer (rev counter) may only remain in
the red area of the scale for a short period
of time.
The early engagement of a higher gear
helps to save fuel and to re-engage the
engine.
to reduce operating noise.
Fig. 11 On the combined analogue instrument: fuel
level indicator .
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Driving with very low fuel levels can cause
vehicle stoppages in traffic, accidents and
serious injuries.
●A very low fuel level can cause irregular
engine fuelling, especially on uphill or
downhill journeys.
●The steering and all driver assistance and
braking systems do not function when the
engine stops running due to lack of fuel or
irregular fuel load.
●Always refuel when the fuel level indicator
is close to 1/4 to avoid fuel starvation.
WARNING
A
B
C
Engine coolant temperature gauge
Fig. 12 On the digital combined instrument: fuel
level display .
The fuel level indicator may be different
depending on the vehicle model→ fig. 11 or
→ fig. 12.
Depósito fuel almost empty
The control lamp lights up yellow. The can-
The reserve capacity, red mark, will be consumed
→.
–Reposte as soon as possible →.
When the ignition is switched on, some warning
and control lights come on quickly as a check.
These go out after a few seconds.
●Never drive until the fuel tank is completely
empty. Irregular fuelling can cause misfiring
and build-up of unburnt fuel in the exhaust
system. This can damage the catalytic
converter!
The small arrow next to the fuel pump
symbol → fig. 11 or → fig. 12 indicates the side
of the vehicle on which the fuel pump is located.
fuel tank door.
Please note at the beginning of this chapter
on page 15.
Fig. 13 Engine coolant temperature indicator on the
combined analyser and engine coolant temperature
indicator on the combined analyser and engine
coolant temperature indicator on the combined
analyser and engine coolant temperature indicator
on the combined analyser.
gico:
ta.
cold
zone;
normal zone; aler-
●Always observe that the control lights are
switched on.
Fig. 14 Engine coolant temperature indicator on
the combined digital instrumentation.
The vehicle must be equipped with the
appropriate equipment and its descriptions
an
d
guidan
ce to
prevent
damage
to the vehicle.
NOTICE
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Cold zone. The engine is not yet warm at
operating temperature. Avoid high engine
speeds and do not subject the engine to
high stresses while the engine is not yet
warm.
Normal zone .
Warning zone. Engine coolant temperature
too high .
and Engine coolant
The red central warning light is on.
In addition, a text message appears on the dis-
play of the combined instrument.
The engine coolant is not correct or the coolant
system is faulty.
Do not continue!
–Stop the vehicle, switch off the engine and
let it cool down.
–Check the engine coolant level and if the
level is low, top up with engine coolant →
page 275.
–If the warning light does not go out, even
though the engine coolant level is co-
–Service interval indicator → page 24
–Fuel level indicator → page 17
–Engine coolant temperature gauge → page
18
–Low-consumption driving status .
Doors, engine compartment lid and boot lid
open.
After unlocking the vehicle and while driving, the
display of the combined instrument panel
shows open doors as well as the engine
compartment or trunk lid and audible alerts.
Depending on the version of the combined
instrument panel, the display of the symbols
may vary.
Mileage indicators
The total odometer records the total distance
travelled by the vehicle.
The trip odometer shows the number of
kilometres travelled since the odometer was last
reset. The last digit indicates
100 metres.
–Vehicles with combined analytical instrument
right, there is a fault. Find a Dealer Press briefly the in
the
The Volkswagen dealer or a specialised company
da.
combined instrument → p. 15 to reset the trip
odometer to 0.
–Vehicles with digital combined instrument:
use the button on the multifunction steering
wheel o
Display indicators
Please note at the beginning of this chapter
on page 15.
On the display of the combined instrument:
various information can be shown depending on
the vehicle version:
–Doors, engine compartment lid and boot lid
open.
–Warning and information notices
→ p. 21
–Mileage indicators
–Timetable
–Outdoor temperature
–Selector lever positions (automatic
transmission) → p. 120
–Recommendation → p. 104
–Driving data display (multifunction display)
and menus for various settings → page 25
, select the Trip Data menu, select the trip
indicator and briefly press the key.
on the multifunction steering wheel.
Outdoor temperature indicator
When the outside temperature is below +4
°C, a "snowflake symbol" appears on the
outdoor temperature display (ice on the runway
warning). This symbol remains illuminated until
the outside temperature exceeds
+6 °C → .
When the vehicle is stationary or at low speeds,
the displayed temperature may be higher than
the actual outside temperature due to the heat
released by the engine.
The measuring range is from -40 °C to +50 °C.
Selector lever positions (automatic
transmission)
The position of the selector lever is indicated both
on the side of the selector lever and on the
instrument panel display. The position of
A
B
C
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