About this booklet This booklet contains important information and warnings on using your vehicle. The other booklets in the vehicle wallet contain further in- formation which you should be aware offor your ‘own safety and for the safety of your passengers. Please ensure that this booklet isin the vehicle you lend or sell the vehicle to someone else Some sections ofthis booklet do not apply toll vehicles. this the cas ‘text at the stat of the seetion indieates which vehiclesitappliesto, ‘eg, "Applies to vehicles with airbags Ihstrations may vary from your vehicle in de tails Fr this reason you should regard illustra tions asa general guide, An alphabetical index is included at the end of the booklet Any available supplements will be added tothe ‘owner's manual as separate booklets Directions and positions (e.g, right left front, rear) are always relative to the direction of travel fof the vehiele unless otherwise stated, > The section is continued on the next page. <__Sjmbolises the end of a section. Registered trademarks are marked @. How ‘ever, the absence ofthis symbol does not constitute a waiver of the rights concern any term. Ay Cross-reference to a “WARNING?” text \withinasection. This "WARNING" textislocated ‘outside of the section ifa page number is given. °@ Cross-reference to “caution” text within section, This “caution” text is located outside ‘of the section ifa page number is given. [AX WARNING Texts with this symbol contai satety. 1hey help protect you trom accidents and inj O coution Texts with this symbol draw your attention to potential sources of damage to your vehicle B For the sake of the environment Texts with tis symbol contain additional infor: ‘mation on the protection of the environment. D note Texts with this symbol cont xiditional infor Contents Cockpit Overviews Combi-instrument Tachograph Display inthe combnsirument Warning lamps Mulisfunction caplay (MED) Mobile telephone and bracket Provision for telephone Telephone holder Hands-free function Open and close Set of keys Remote control key Central locking Aatisheft alarm Teilgate Wing doors Sliding door Windows Root Slding/titing root Lights and vision Lughrs Clear vision Windsereen wipers Mirrors Seats and stowage Why is seat adjustment so important? Head retains Front seats Single seats 2-se0t bench 2-s0ot bench with fixed backrest 3-zeot bench Stowage Ashirys,cigorete lighter end eledrical sockets Firat hi, warning eg fe etinguisher agage compariment Dropside Loading the loed surfoce Drop sides «| Canopy and cross sruls Roof carrier Important notes on using @ roof carrier Securing the load on the roof corrior Heating and air conditioning system ‘Manuol heating system ‘Manual air conditioning system 3C-Climatronic ‘Additional heat exchanger General notes Supplementary heating systems Auxtry hocter ‘Auxiliary coolant hector Driving lgpition lock Starting and stopping the engine ‘Automatic gearbox ‘Manual gearbox Hondbrake Cruse control system (CCS) Hill hold assist ‘ Parking distance worning system Technical data What you should be aware of How are the figures mecsured? Towing a trailer Wheels General data Engine date, performance and fuel consumption Specific vehicle dete Index 88 88 96 102 102 104 104 lL ug 19 120 eda ool? 128 129 132 133 2. 135 136 139 141, 142 145 168 v7Overviews Aerbest seis hnd dries Dash panel on the driver side Fig. 1 Dash panel overviews diver side © dour setewe lever @® Controls in the driver door: ~ Buttons for opening and closing, the front electric windows ‘Conteal locking button for locking and unlocking the — Swit for adjusting the exterior mirrors 56 © Ligh switeh 2 6 @ stowage compartment ® vem .. ce 88 © Thumb wheel for opening and closing the vent © Leverfor tum signals and main beam headlights... = 80 © Combi-instrument = Instruments... a) Warninglamps ..ssccecceee 18 = Display... ow © Leverfor: ~ Windsereen wipers ..+.0++ 52 ~ Operation ofthe multi-function Aisplay so. eeseeee 6 © Selectorlever forthe automatic ‘gearbox or gear lever forthe manual ‘gearbox... +. 122,127 ® Lightingcontwol for insteumentand swith lighting. Headlight range control a Bonnet release lever = Booklet “General information’ Driver's front aitbag => Booklet *General Information”. Hom (works only when the ignition ison) Lever for adjustable steering column... e Clutch (manual gearbox only) Brake pedal Accelerator Ignition lock 19 Handbrake cee 1B Further controls are located in the root console ‘above the front seats = page 43, Dore Some ofthe items of equipment listed here are fitted only on certain models or are optional extras. ©0008 © ® © ©®@Yash panel on the front passenger side © Butwon for the electronic tion programme (ESP) and traction control system (TCS) => Booklet ‘General information’ @ Stowage compartment . @ Tachograph ° U Special equipment, not available for alt models © Radio or radio-navigation system klet “Radio or Navigation © © Thumb whee! for opening and losing the vent © Key switeh for switching the front rant airbagon and off et "General information” 88 © Opening lever with lock for the ® Drink holders with stowage compartment %6 Ashtray and eigarete lighter @ hatin for openingand closing the {smoker packaged 7 electriestiding doors 3 Stowage compartment and @ From passenger airbag = Booklet socket non-smoker package) _.*enaralIabenstan __ @ Stowage compartment @ Stowage compartment 7 @ Button for disablingelectie siding © Switch for parking distance doors 36 warning system oF differential Fock © Conwolsforthe rightseat heating —— 6 Ge = Bool ral informa tion’, Section “Differential lock” eainnaating patie Purther controls ate located in the roof console ‘Manual air conditioning system 88 @ Some of the items of equipment listed here are fitted only on certain models or are optional xtra. @ Hazard warning lights button 9 @ Fuse box cover Booklet "General information Combi-instrument Instrument overview The instruments display the vehicle operating status. Fig. 9. Section of the dash panel: combi-instrument ® Rev counter -+ pages ® Fuel gauge © Engine cootant temperature display ® ® Speedometer * Ba © Dighal cock pages ® Optional equipment Optionat equipment © Ontionsl equipmentSetting knob for the digital elock Display for various displays» page M1 and warning lamps page 13 Reset button for the rip recarder Odometer total mileagetrip recorder) Mileage display The top counter = page 5. fig. 3 ® registers the total mileage covered by the vehicle The lower counter registers the short journeys (trip recorder). The inal digit shows distances of 100 m. The lower counter can be set 10 0by pressing button @. Setting the time ‘Turn the setting knob — page 5, fig. 3@ anti clockwise t the stop to set the hour The clock Rev counter will beset one hour further you ten the knob anti-clockwise briefly Tur the seting knob clockwise to thestop toset the minutes. The clock wil be set one minute further i you turn the knob clockwise briefly Note © Thetimezone setting ranges from-120 412 hours. Zero corresponds to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) or GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) © The timeand date set for the tachograph ‘will auromatially ovensrite the time and date display in the combi-insteument. Information, fn setting the time if tachograph is fitted can be found in an additional operating manual de- livered with the vehicle. The rev. counter displays the engine speed in revolutions per minute. Anengine speed of 2000 rpm (eevolutions per minute) is, for example, indicated ifthe needles, directly over the 2 = page 5, fig.3 Q: Thestartof the red zone on the dial indicates the ‘maximum engine speed which may be used in ‘each gear when the engine is warm and after it has been run in properly: However, itis adv able to change up a gear, move the selector I toDoriinyour fot omrineacceleratarhetore the needle reaches the red zone. O coution The rev counter needle must not be allowed to stay in the red zone permanently. Risk of engine damage. B For the soke of the environment Changing up a gear early will help you to save fuel and minimise engine noise. € ‘Apeies fo vokiclen with engine cocker lamperciure daploy En e coolant temperature display = This gauge shows the engine coolant temperature. Fig. 4 Section of the combi instrument engine coolant temperature gauge Needle in cold zone @ Avoid high engine speeds and heavy Toads = fg, 4 bein the middle section ofthe seale. The tem perature may also rise when the engine is working hard, especially at high outside temper- ‘atures. This sno cause for concern, provided tho warning lamp and an information te it light up on the display = Booklet “General Information $2) do the symbol 4 and an information ext in the display light up either the coolant temperate too high, othe coolant level to low ® Special equipment, not available forall mots = Booklet "General information’ Section ‘Coolant Needle in warning zone © Ihe needle is in the warning zone and symbol lights up: stop the vehiele and switch off the ‘engine. Allow the engine to cool and check the ‘coolant level => Booklet “General information”, Section "Coolant" = A, Do not drive on even ifthe coolant level is cor rect, Seek professional hep, Ifthe coolant level is t00 low, you may need to ‘op up with coolant => Booklet “General infor- mation”, Section “Checking the coolant level and topping up Inaddition tthe symbol, an information text ‘ean also be displayed ®. ZX WARNING. ‘Before opening the bonnet to carry out work Inthe: ine compartment, you should read | and observe the warnings= Booklet “General Information”, Section “Working in the engine compartment @® cousin ‘Accessories infront of the ar inlet reduce the cooling effect ofthe coolant, At high outside ‘temperatures and high engine loads, there isa riskoof the engine overheating. €™~ a aa arn Fuel gauge A) Fig. 5 Section of the combiinsrument:fuel gauge Service Interval Display (SID) The service display’is shown either on the ‘odometer display > page 5, fig. 8 ® or in the general display = page 5. fig.3 @, Service Interval Display (SID) A service pre-warning will appear in the odom: teria service is clue soon, The display shows tither the text SERVICE IN ..MMILES with the ‘number of miles co the next service ot SERVICE IN ..DAYS with the mumber of days ta the next scheduled service. The service message will dis: appear approximately 20 seconds after the ign tion is switched on oF if the engine is running, 1ce quoted to the nest scheduled yerements of 100 kilome The di When a service is due, the following texts shown on the display: SERVICE or SERVICE Now. With the ignition switched on, you ean call up the current service message by pressing the tip counter reset knob => page 5,fig.3 @ for? see fonds, ial equipment, not available forall madels The fuel tank holds about 80 litres. When the needle reaches the reserve zone = ig. 5 (arrow, the « display lights up and the following information text PLEASE REFUEL is displayed. AL the same time, an acoustic warning is given as a reminder to fill up. At his poine there are still about 10 litres of fuel in the tank. The display only works when the ignition s switched on. An overdue service is indicated by a minus sign infront of the mileage oF crip reading, Resetting service interval display (SID) The Volkswagen dealership will eset the service interval display (SID) on completion of the service, You will eceive a printout from the Volkswagen dealership as confirmation that this work has been carried out I ahe service Is not carsled out by a Yotkswage dealership, the service interval display will have te be reset manually as follows: © Switeh off the ignition, ‘© Pressand hold reset button page 5, fig. 3 @and switch on the ignition, The display must ‘now show the (ext SERVICE or SERVICE NOW. ‘© Tur the adjusting knob on the digital clock = page 5, fig. 3 clockwise tajusts the hours) Theservice text disappears from the display ‘© Then release the knob. The normal display appears after a short delay. 4 Tachograph Applies to vehicles with tachograph Notes on the tachograph In many European countri certain vehicles and used. An additional manual, provided withthe ve hicle, contains functional description of the factory-fited tachograph and operating instruc- you reteo-fit a tachograph to the vehicle, you ust ensure it complies with relevant legisla tion, Please refer to the notes => Booklet "Gen: ‘ral information”, Section "Acessories, modi and renewal of parts Location Depending on the specitic model, te factory fitted tachograph will be located either between the central vents or in a console inthe dash panel Time Information on seting the ime is contained in an additional instruction manualdelivered with, the vehicle, Please note that in digital tachographs, the time must be displayed in focal time, The time on the printouts always glven in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) Legal requi SEP ee See eee legislation prescribes that tachographs be fitted to Troubleshooting Information on rouble-shootingiscontainedin an additional instruction manualdelivered with the vehicle you are notable to correct the fault yourselt, you should have the tachograph checked by the ‘manufacturer or an authorised agent Dore © The digital tachograph has. butfer battery © prevent data los ifthe vehicle battery is te ‘moved or ift malfunctions or is flat, The butfer battery can supply power forapprox. ane year ‘without an extemal power supply. Ths function is used if for example, the digital tachograph is removed from the vehiele and stored oF ile a vehicle with a battery fault or a flat battery © Toprevent data loss, we recommend bnuffer battery replaced when compulsory testing of te unit takes place, The battery should be replaced every two years atthe latest by the wchograph manufacturer ora qualified workshop, ‘© Manipulation ofthe tachograph and its signaland misuse of tachograph dises and driver cards can result in prosecution. ments governing the use of tachographs ‘Tachographs are required by law in certain circumstances The following vehicles must, by law, be fitted With @tachograph: © Vehicles whose gross vehicle weight rating, including trailer exceeds 350 ky, ifthe vehicle Is weed commercially wy uasport foods, Ths Is = respective of whether the vehicle or the trailer oF both are used for commercial transportation of Rood, © Vehicles which are built and fitted forthe purpose of earrying mare than 9 persons, in cluding the de Nowe The use of the tachograph described here is sub- ject to the relevant statutory requirements of the levant country. Details can be obtained from the relevant authorities.Checking the tachograph The tachograph must be checked by the manu facturer of an authorised agent ifany of the fol- owing points occurs: © rthe tachograph is repaired, ‘© tyowarenot able to correct a problem your: sell ‘© When the tyres are changed, as this ean alter the tyre diameter constant. © Every two years atthe latest WD note Manipulation of the tachograph and it signal nd misuse of tchograph dises and driver eards can result in prosecution. € Display in the combi Display fields a ai a |e instrument The display in the combi-instrument shows, amongst other things, the time, the mileage and trip recorder, and the selector lever position. The following displays” could appear on the seteen after the ignition has been switched on: © Main menu Main menu © Faultorwain ix messages © Service displays 4 Individual menu options can be selected in the main menu. HAUPTMEND MFA rare iy CLE Fig. 6 Tho display inthe combiinstrument ~ Press rocker switch = fig.7@ in the windscreen wiperlever forlonger than two seconds to see the main menu in the dis play. Select a menu option using the rocker ich . The selected menu option will have a light background. ~ Press the reset bution @ to confirm the menu option or wait for approximately. ‘two seconds until the menu option is con- firmed automatically, ® Optional equipment © Optional equipment Fig.7 Windscreen wiper lever: button @ and rocker switch @ ‘The main menu can only be opened ifthere are ‘no warning messages, Navigation This menu option will only be shown in those vehicles ited with a navigation system, “The operation ofthe navigation system is de scribed in a separate manual. Display off ‘Thedisplay isswitched off willbe switchedon ‘again ifyou open the main menu orifa warning, fault or service message appeatsThe main menu will be shown in the display for approximately 5 seconds after the ignition is Fault messages switched on, The display will hen switch off again. € Faults are shown by warning lamps andior as symbols with warning and infor mation reports in the display. The system runs acheck an certain components ‘and functions when the ignition is switched on and while the vehicle is moving, Functional faults are indicated by symbols with warnings «and information texts in the display". An ‘acoustic warning is given in certain eases. The screen may vary according (othe version of the ‘combi-instrument fitted Warning symbols There are red warning symbols (priority 1) and yellow warning symbols (priority 2) Examples of priority 1 warning reports (red): ‘© Brake system symbol(@ withthe warning text STOP! BRAKE FLUID SERVICE MANUAL! ‘© Coolant symbol with the w STOP COOLANT SERVICE MANUAL. ‘© Engine oil pressure symbol with the ‘waning text STOP OIL PRESSURE ENGINE OFFI ‘SERVICE MANUAL Hone ofthese faults occurs, the waning lamp well lash or light up ane wil he accompanied by three audible warnings = 2, This isa danger warning, Stop driving and switch off the engine. Check the fault and correct it, Obtain profes sonal assistance if necessary I several priority L faults are detected at the same time, che symbols willbe displayed one alter the other forabout2 seconds ata time. The symbols will keep flashing until the faults have been rectified. No menuis will be shown in the display for the duration of priority 1 warning report Examples of priority 2 warning reports (yellow): ‘© Engine ol level symbol = with information text CHECK OIL LEVEL: Check the oil level as soon as possible and refill with ol as necessary » Booklet “General Information’, Section “En. gine oi! ‘© Fuel symbol with the information text PLEASE REFUEL! ‘© Windsereen washer fuid symbol with in- tion text TOP IP WASH FLUIY Tapp the et forthe windscreen washer system = Booklet “General information”, Section Washer fluid and wiper blades ‘© Brake pad symbol with information text CHECK BRAKE PADS: Have the brake pads checked by'a qualified workshop. ‘© Immobilizer symbol» with information text IMMOBILIZER ACTIVE: A valid vehicle key hhas not been recognised and the vebicle cannot be used. one of these faults occurs, the warning lamp lights up, and is accompanied by one acoustic ‘warning, The function should be checked as soon as possible. several priority 2 warning reports are detected th 1, the symbols are displayed one after the other for about 2 seconds ata time Aer set time, the information text will dis pear and the symbol willbe shown as a reminder atthe side ofthe display Priority 2 warning reports will not be shown ‘until all Priority 1 warning reports have been dealt with! ‘ZX WARNING ie to observe fail texts and warning lamps can result in serious personal injury or damage to your vehicle. Note ‘© Thesize ofthe display dependson the typeof ‘comb instrument you have fed. tn some , models, the combi-instrumentdoesnothavean—@ Inaddition to warning messages given on a fault, you will receive information in the display ‘on procedures or will be asked to carry out cer tain tasks. € integrated display Warning lamps Overview of the warning lamps The warning lamps indicate a number of different functions and possible faults. © @/o=|0 le Ff [asa OF1/90¢>/@ W/® OS © & |@ 0: ® ©) |@ Se @ |O+s © Ole - © 7 |@ EPC Oa = Fig. 8. Overview of warning lamps Some ofthe warring lamps listed inthis section ore only fited on certain models or ore optional extras. ®/@|@ Shel Tem [Sra] a Tartar nfomaiion varking brake applied or , | Oo Jow brake fluid level or a eer | [Haat in brake system pole ® [sea Bont Gener @ Coolant level/coolant temperature: Gao —— a anes oo “Goneal ee arene a Gackeatasl ols = tock “Genel ® Trailer tur signals in operation = page 46 | @ ear fog light switched on zoned Ns———————— im [Samal eaningafwaringiampe Farhelnformation © | E> |rumsgnalsinoperaion ent F = Booklet “General © | EPC |ingine ut pert engine = nailienG = Booklet “General Information’ = Booklet “General Information” ©) Exhaust system foul exhaust gas warning lamp) | Glow plug system (diesel engine) Lit up: glow plug system switched on Flashing: engine fault. | liao net — 2D [2 WARNING «Failure to observe warning lamps and warming texts ean result in serious personal injury or damage to your vehicle. The iskofan accident inereasesif your ve hicle breaks down. Usea warning triangle, or other approved method, to drave the attention ‘of other road users to your stationary vehicle. # Theengine compartment ofany motor ve~ hieleisa dangerous area! Before you open the bonnet to work on the engine or in = Booklet "General &[nnerorten = peat Dy etiebalsoyion dnd Walapawar |= one Gone (ESP) oF Traction Control System (TCS} in opera tion, = Booklet “General Information” 7 1 @ jelelelo as fault or switched off ® | & i a page 6 = Booklet or) | Daylight driving lights switehved on jeneral Information’ ° fa nanioktae se 89 ® Trot orang or open @ ‘Tailgate open® ® page 129 Press foot brake (automatic gearbox) > page 122 Lic up: rear ane differential lock engaged ee Flashing: speed too high or the mechanical teeth ‘of the rear axle differential lock are positioned = Booklet “Gi Information “tooth to tooth! able for all models 8 Special equipment, nota ‘compartment, you must switch off th WARNING and allow itt cool to reduce the risk of sealding or other injuries. Itis import you read and observe the warnings cont in= Booklet “General Information”, Section “Working in the engine compartment” Dore Some warning lamps are additionally displayed ‘on the combi-instrument display! = page I Faults are prioritised with red and yellow sym Dols and displayed with additional information aq Multi-function display (MFD) Appia o vehicle th mul-funetion diplay Controls in the Multi-function display (MFD) ‘The multi-function display (MED) shows you variot data, Fig. 9 Windscreen wiper lever: bution @ and rocker ewitch @) ° ‘The MED is equipped with two automatic ‘memories: 1- Trip memory and 2- Total journey memory. The selected memory will be shown in combi-instrument dis: play. s travel and consumption Selecting a memory ~ With the ignition switched on, briefly press the button = fig.9 @ in the wind- sereen wiper lever to move between the ‘two memories. Deleting the memory = Select the memory that you would I to reset Press and hold the button @ in the ‘windscreen wiper lever for at least 2 sec- onds. ‘The rip memory 1 collects the travel and con: sumption data from the moment the ignition is switched on until itisswitehed oft. 1'the journey is continued within evo hours of switching off the ignition, the new values will bedded to the ‘existing uip recorder. The memory will aut: _matically be deleted ifthe journey is interrupted for more than two hous, jal journey memory 2collects the journey «data forany number of individual journeys (even ifthe ignition is switched aif for langer >EeEeEeEeEeEEyE—EEEEE than two hours) up toa total oF 99 hours and 59 ‘minutes travel time, 9999 miles distance trav celled and 999 litres of fuel consumed. The Apne o veils: with mel-funtion display memory will automatically be deleted ifeither of these values is reached. € Displays in the Multi-function display (MFD) Youcan move beaween the fllowing displays by pressing the rocker switch on windscreen wiper 15. fig. 9 @: loys © Driving time © Average speed Distance Puel range Average fuel consumption Current fuel consumption Min - Journey time Thedlisplay shows theumount af time which has lapsed sinee the ignition was switched on. ‘The maxionum display value In both memories is 99 hours and 59 minutes. The memory will be deleted once this value has been reached, © mph— Average speed The average speed willbe shown afteradistance ‘fapproaimately 10 metres has been travelled. Dashes will appear in the display until that ime, The display will be updated every 5 seconds while the vehicle fs in mation, Miles ~ Distance travelled The display shows the distance travelled since the ignition was switched on, The maximum display value in both memories is 9499 miles. The memory willbe deleted once this value has been reached. BD Miles ~ Fuel range The fuel range is calculated using the figures for lank content and current fuel consumption. Ie shows how farthe vehicle ean travel using the same conditions asa reference © 1100km ~ Average fuel consumption The average fuel consumption will be shown after a distance of approximately 100 metres has been travelled. Dashes will appearin the display ‘until that time. The display will be updated: very S seconds while the vehicle is in motion, The amount of fuel used will not be shown. 1/100km oF I/he ~ Current fuel consumption Te display’ will show the current fuel consump. tion in mpg whilst the vehicle isin motion or in ‘gallon/hour shen the vehicle isin a stationary position with the engine running ‘This display shows you how your driving style affects fuel consumption = Booklet "General information’, Section "Driving economically and with respect for the environment Outside temperature display The temperature range!s 40°C 10 650°C, At out: side temperatures between -5-Cand +4°C,a “snowflake symbol” (ee warning) appears in auldion w the outside temperature displ This symbol ashes for approximately seconds and remains lt until he outside temperature rises abou +1°C or falls below -5°C. Inadtion, an audible warning is given the first time the Symbol ights up (ZX WARNING Block ce could be on the road surface even if thesnowflake symbol” is not shown, For this eason,youshould nat rely exclusively on this display Risk of accident Dore When the vehicles stationary or travelling at very lowspeeds, the temperature displayed may be slightly higher than the actual outside tem peratures result ofthe heat radiated from the tengine or the ausiliary heater. € Se eee ee Mobile telephone and bracket Appi te vehicles wth provision fr telephone Fig. 10. Provision for telephone: bracket fora tele phone holder (UHV) elsabracket forarelephone holder fg, 1 Ion the dash panel of vehicles with a provision fora telephone, telephone holder suited to your telephone can bbe purchased as an aecessory from Volkswagen Service®. The cover = fig. 10 or= fig 11 (arrow) ull have tae removed before you assemble the holder for the telephone. The following will apply ifyou use your tele [phone in the suitable telephone holder: Thetelephoneis connected w the roof aerial © The telephone is eonnected to the micro: phone near the front interior light. * Conversations wl be eyed vie vile Toutes andthe cory eda we The rehargeabe tery inthe telephone will be recharged as necessary. " [A warwine rover alwayebe ° Optional equipment 11 Provision for telephone: bracket foro tele phone holder (voriant 2) Zi WARNING (ona priority! The telephone should only be used if the road trafic situation allows. © Lewill not be possible to make a telephone callin areas with no signal or with only avery ‘weak mobile velephione network an i pone ‘eases, in tunnels, garages and subways. This ‘also means that no emergency calls can be made, © When using mo telephones in the ve- hele, please keep tothe legal regulations of ‘the country that youare in. © Mobile telephones used without an ex: ‘ermal aerial could disrupt the vehicte elec- ‘tronics and consequently vehicle safety. The ‘devices should therefore be used only iTthey are connected to an external aerial"! Dore ‘© Your mobile telephone should anly ever be used with the suitable telephone holder in order okeep down the level of electromagnet radi tion in the vehiclePlease follow the country-specific for the use of a mobile telephone in vehicle. Any telephone conversation being made when the mobile telephone is placed in the holder can be continued via the hands-free system aftera short wait. The radio or navigation unit" if switched of, will switch on automat cally © Thesetswitch-offdelay period will starifthe mobile telephone is placed in the holder when the ignition is switched off. The battery will ‘charged ifnecessary. The mobile telephone pro- Telephone holder vision is fully functional when the mobile ele. phone is switched on. © Theteleph ‘connection may be ended I the mobile telephone is removed from itsholder duringa telephone conversation, The connec- tion tothe factoryited aerial will also be rupted when the mobile telephone is removed from its holder, thus reducing reception quality The battery charge function is also intetrupted and electromagnetic radiation from the mobile telephone may occur in the vehicle interior. 4 ‘The bracket for a factory. fitted mobile telephone is located in the dash panel. Removing the telephone — Take out the telephone. Placing the telephone in the holder ~ Place the telephone in the holder: ~ Push the telephone down until it gages in place. For instructions on using the Volkswagen mo. bile telephone, please refer to the separate oper ating manual 2 WARNING Keep your at * Usethe the telephone wh Hands-free function Using the hands-free unit you can telephone without having to pick up the mobile telephone. Hands-free function (incoming calls) — Leave the mobile telephone in the bracket. — Answer the call by pressing the correct button. Hands-free fun: — Teave the mobile telephone in the bracket n (outgoing calls) = Dial the number. = Make the call. — End the button, by pressing the correct Ifyou havea factory-fitted hands-free unit, the voice ofthe person you are talking to will be re Jayed via the loudspeakers of the radio system, You do not have todo anything in particular to respond -simply behave asf you were talking to the fro seat passenger, Telophone volume The volume of the telephone conversation should only be set using the radio volume con: ttol The quality of the voice relay through the audio system can deteriorate if the volume is al tered using the buttons on the telephone. Som times it is necessary to adjust the volume on the mobile telephone, 2X WARNING Keep your ate Dore ‘When you leave the vehicle, take the telephone ‘with you or switch off the automatic answering function. Otherwise, incoming calls willbe put through to the mobile telephone. even ifthe radio is switched offOpen and close Set of keys Om oO Fig. 12. Overviow of vehicle kaye the vehicle is delivered with various key sets, de- pendingon the equipment level. The numberof vehicle keys with remote control delivered de: pends on the equipment level and country the vehicle is delivered to. the details are contained inthe current sales literature Key types © Vehicle key = fig. 12 @ with remote control and folding bit for vehicles with an electrical sliding door” © Vehicle key ® with remote control and folding key bit, © Vehicle key © with remote control and fixed key bit, © Vehicle key @ with fixed bit. Replacement keys you need a replacement key, please contact, Volkswagen Service ®. You will need to supply the vehicle identification number (chassis number) = page 135, Replacing the battery inthe remote contral key Have the battery in the remote contol key re- placed ifthe range of the key Is drastically te "© Special equipment, not available forall models duced or ifthe warning amp in the key does not Tight up when you press a button on the key 2X WARNING Incorrect use ofthe keys can result in critical injures © Never leave children or disabled people alone in the vehicle. They could become trapped in the carin an emergency and will notte able to get themselves to safety, © Never leaves keys, fr example by chide Fos injries anda ~ The engine could be started without su- pervision, ‘could be used. Risk of injury, for example crushing by electric windows. The doors can be locked using the re mote control key. This could result i people being trapped in the vehiele in an yeney. ‘Always take the key with you when you leave the vehiele. [Zi WARING Foto ‘© Never remove the key from the i the vehicle isin motion. Risk of accident. The Steering lock could engage suddenly, and you ‘would not beable to steer the veh O coution Fach key contains electronic components. Protect the keys from moisture and excessive Remote control key ops vhies wth one cone ay Locking and unlocking the vehicle The remote control Key can be used to tock and unlock the car from ad = ® Fig. 13. Remote control keys in vehicles without elec- Welding doors © Vehicle unlocking buton @tfyou have Single door unlocking. Press once: only the diver doris un: locked Press twice: all doors are unlocked (ve hice flly unlocked) © Vehictetocking button @, © Buton for fox © Warning amp the key bit in and out Special equipment, not available forall wodels © Unsuitable batteries can damage the remote control keys. Change flat batteries using new batteries of the same amp rating and size. B For the soke of he environment The flat batery fom the remote contol key must be disposed of n accordance with regula- tots governing the protection af the sance. Ss oo Fig. 14. Remote conteol kes in vehicles with electic sliding doors © Button" for opening and elosing ihe elec trie sliding door on the right-hand side of the vehicle © Butwn" for opening and closing the elec tric sliding door on the left-hand side ofthe vehicle Buttons fig, 4 @and @ work only ifthe ve hele has been fully untocked using button @, ‘The remote contol transmitter and the barteri are ntegrated nthe key. therecewver isin he »terior ofthe vehicle The remote control key has ‘range of up to 10 metres when the batteries are fully charged. Obstacles between the remote control and the vehicle, bad weather conditions and discharged batteries can considerably te ‘duce the range of the remote con Lamp @ flashes while button Dor @is pressed. Ifit does not light up, the batteries should be replaced, ZX WARNING ‘© Never leave children or disabled people alone in the vehicle. They could become ‘wapped in the car in an emergency and will not be able o get themselves to set Never leave key in the vehicle. Misuse of keys, for example by children, ean cause se- ous injuries and accidents. ‘The engine could be started without su pervision. ~ the ignition Is switched on, elect ‘Applies to vehicles: wth remote control key Synchronising the remote Synchro 1g the remote control key —_ Use the key to unlock the vehicle me. chanically using the driver door lack. = Press button => page 2, fig. 13 © or @ Inthe remote conttol key. WARNING fonincedl ~ The doors ean be locked usin ‘mote control key This could result in people being trapped in the vehicle in an emergency ~ Always take the key with you when you leave the vehicle Never remove the key from the ignition if the vehicle isin motion. Risk of accident. The steering lock could engage suddenly, and you ‘would not be able o steer the vehicle, Dore © The remote control key will work only if the vehicle i located within the transmitting range ‘© The vehicle will be locked again automati- cally if you do not open one of the doors oF the tailgate 30 seconds after unlocking the car, This function prevents the vehicle from remaining unlocked ifthe unlocking bution is pressed by mistake. © Ifthe vehicle cannot be opened and closed using the remote control, the remote control key willhave to bere-synchronised => page 22, orthe the remote control key replaced. € bat tral key Synchronisation of the remote control key The vehicle can no longer be opened and closed With the remote contol ifyou press the button, Brepeatedly outside ofthe effective range ofthe remote contiol key. The remote control key will have to be resynchronised. Spare remote control keys ate availabe from Volkswagen Service®. They rust be matched to locking system. € Central locking Apples to vabiles: wth con lcking Description of the central locking system ihe central locking system enables you to lock and unlock all the doors and the tailgate or wing doors from one point. ‘entra locking can be operated usingany ofthe following options: with the remote control key = page 2 «© with the central locking button => page 24, {© -mechantcally single bey in dhesiver door lock > page 25, in contrast othe double cab sich ean be opened mechanically from all doors). In addition, single door unlocking) med by the factory. be pri Single door unlocking If single door unlocking is active, only the driver {door is unlocked when you turn the key int Airiver doorlock once or ifyou press button @)in the remote control key once. ° Special equipment, not available forall models The doors and tallgate/wing doorsare unlocked when the button/key is operated twice if the key slot isin the vertical position, AX WARNING * Nobody should remain inthe vehicle ifthe ‘deadlock mechanism has heen activated or when the doors are locked It isnot possible to ‘open the doors from the inside. Locked doors could delay assistance in an emergency. People could become tapped inside in an emergency ‘+ Alwaysbe careful when closing a door. You could otherwise cause serious personal injury to yourself orothers. Always makesurethatno ‘one is in the opening/elosing path of a door. 4a a -Apalieso vehicles: wth cetrl locking Central locking button ‘The vehicle can be locked and unlocked from the inside using the central locking button in the driver door Fig. 15 Central locking button The central locking button" is located in front of the electric window buttons => fig. 15, Locking the vehicle ~ Press the Ga) button & Unlocking the vehicle ~ Press the button. Deadlock The central locking buttonisstilloperativewhen the ignition is switched off The central locking, button will not function when the deadlock is, activated, Please note the following when you use the cer tral locking button to lock your vehicle: © ewill nor be possible w open the doors or de tailgate / wig owns fou te oust ly ‘may fferextrasafety.forinstance when stopped at traffic lights), You can unlockall the doors separately from Inside the car. You will have wo pull the door re lease ever twice © Thedriverdoorisnotlockedifitis open. This prevents you from locking yourself out of the v- cle 2S WARNING In an accident oremergency; people ean be- come tapped inside a locked vehicle, © Locked doors make it more dificult for people outside the vehicle to hep. 1+ Neverleave children or dicabled people alone inthe vehicle. They could become ‘wrapped in the vehicle in an emergency and will not be able o get themselves to safety. The deadlock mechanism blocks the door opening levers and the central locking button when the vehicle is locked. Th hicle. The doors can be unlocked from the inside ifthe deadlockhas nosbeen activated, Youwill haveto pull the door elease lever ance. The lever has 10 be pulled nice to open the door. dicate the deadlock is working. The waening lamp will switch off alter 28 days, This sto pre: ump in the driver do Flach: special equipment, not a ‘makes it more difficult to break into the ve~ vent the vehicle battery from discharging com: pletely when the vehicle isnot used fora long period, The system is AX WarNING ‘© Nobody should remain eifthe deadlock mechanism hasbeen activated or [> (6 kane «inen the doorsare locked. tis not possible © spon the doors fom the inside. Locked doors hud delay assistance in an emergency. People could become trapped in emergency. to vehicles with conta locking Lock Ee 2S WARNING ontnedl © Always becareful when closinga door. You ‘could otherwise cause serious personal injury to yourselfor others, Always makesurethat no ‘one's in the opening/closing path of a door. 4 .g and unlocking the doors with the key Unlocking the doors Insert the key bit into the lock on the river door Turn the key to the open position. Locking the doors Insert the key bit into the lock on the driver door. First urn the key position => AV nce to the locking Notes on unlocking he following applies you wish to unlock your vehicle manually using the key © The deadlock mechanism! onitoring ey the interior 8) gndthe andi theft alarm! vill be deactivated immediately The deactiv jon is confirmed by the turn signals flashing. rlefly twice, * The interior lights in the courtesy position will be switched on for appeoximately 20 sec onds when the vehiele is unlocked. Ifthe keys held in the unlocking pos the eletric windows (if ftted) are opened, Notes on locking the doors he following applies ifyou wish to lack your ve nicle manually using the key The deadlock mec monitoring syste anism), the interior and the anti-theft alarm Special equipment, not available or all models ° wil be activated immediately ifthe key is fumed inthe lock once. All uen signals flash brletly 1a confirm aetwaton, © The deadlock mechanism™, the interior monitoring system!” and the ar-thet alarm will not be activated ifthe key is turned in the lock twice within one second, All he doors and the tailgate will, however, be locked => page 2. © When loc ‘ciclo, the interior lights inthe courtesy switch postion will be switched off © ‘Heetriewindows!®! root! ¢ th and an electric sliding be closed automatically, To do this, key must be kept held in the locking position il all windows and the sliding roof ate fully closed, and then released, ZX WARNING: ‘Alocked vehicle can become a trap for chil ‘dren and disabled people. © Never leave children or disabled people alone in the vehicle. They could become ‘rapped in the vehicle in an emergeney and ‘will ot be able to get themselves to saety. © Never leave any ofthe car keys in the ve hiele. Unauthorised use of your vehicle could result in injury, damage or theft Alway’ take the key with you when you leave the vehiele, ‘© Never remove the key from the ignition if the vehicle Is in motion. Risk of aecident. The steering lock could engage suddenly, anid you would not be able to steer the vehicle, 4Notes on locking the vehicle You can lock the vehicle without activating the deadlock mechanism to prevent vehicle occupants being locked inside the vehicle. Locking the vehicle without activating the deadlock mechanism or the inte- rior monitoring system ~ From the inside: press the a) button next to the central locking button once > page 24. The anti-theft alarm is not acti- vated. — From the outside: press the @ button on the remote control key twice. The anti- theft alarm is activated. The alarm will be triggered if door is opened from the in- side Locking the vehicle with the deadlock mechanism'®) and interior monitoring system'®) activated Press the @) button on the remote con- trol key once. The deadlock mechanism!®), the interior monitoring system! and the anti-theft alarm™ are activated. D note Instead of pressing the locking button inthe re- mote controlkey, you ean also turnthe key nthe ‘doorlackofthediver'sdooronce ortwicein the locking direction. € Apples to vehicles: with warning lomp for opened doors or talgate open Doors @ / t ate AS open Doors which have not been closed properly could open while the vehicle is in mo- tion. The warning lamp # will ight up in the combi-instrument ora warning text will be shown in the display "ita door is not closed properly. The display will also light up when the igni ched off and will switch off approximately 15 seconds after the vehicle has been locked. = Stop the vehicle. = Open the corresponding door and close it fully) agai Optional equipment 7 Optional equipment Depending on the model, a warning lamp # or ‘Da display lights up if atleast one front door, Sliding door or the tailgate is open. ZX WARNING ‘Adoor that has not been properly dosed could ‘open unintentionally and lead to injuries or accidents! ‘© Always be careful when closing door. You could otherwise cause injury to yourself or others! Make sure that no one is inthe path of the closing doors. € Anti-theft alarm copie twice: wih ont th alarm Description of the ant heft alarm system he anti-theft alarm triggers an alarm if unauthorised movements are detected round the vehicle. Fhe anti-theft alarm makes it more dificult 10 sicakinto the vehicle or steal it. Audible and vs le alarms ae triggered ifthe ear is opened sing the mechanieal key, or if unauthorised ac: ‘ess is gained tothe vehicle "Phe nv-thert alarm system fs automatically itched on when the vehicle islocked. The system is then primed. When does the system trigger an alarm? he system triggers an alarm ifthe following unauthorised) actions are carried out when the aris locked © Mochanical unlocking and opening of the Joors o tailgate wing doors © Opening adoor © Opening the bonnet © Opening the tailgate © Switching on the ignition ‘© Movementsin the vehicle © Towing ofthe vehicle!) The hom js sounded and the turn signals lash for approx. 30 seconds Unlocking the doors mechanically (manual opening) ‘the remote control key is defective, the vehicle willhave fo be opened mechanically with the ve- vicle key Proveed a follows © Press the button shown by the = page21, fig. 18 @ to fold out the key bit © Use thelockon thedriver door t unlock the vehicle. The anti-theft alarm system remains ac- tive, but an alarm isnot triggered immediately © Switeh on the ignition within 19 seconds When the ignition is switched on, the electronic Immobilizer recognises a valid vehicle key and deactivates the anti-theft alarm system. Ifyou ddo not switch on the ignition within 15 seconds, the alarms triggeted How is the alarm switched off When the vehicle is unlocked via the unlocking ‘mutton of the remote control key or when the ve- hile key is inserted in the ignition lock D note © If after the alarmis switched off, access is gained toasecond secured zone (eg. the tailgate is opened aftera doorhas been opened), the ‘warning signal is triggered again. © Ifthe battery is disconnected or the power cables cut while the ears locked, the anti-theft alarm issues an audible warning only. 4 this applies only ifthe function is available and switched on > page 2,‘Apples to voices: with antthet alarm, interior monitoring and onttow alorm Interior monitoring system and anti-tow alarm Fig, 16. Nexto the driver seat: rocker switch for itching the inferior monitoring system and ant tow olarm on ond off Switching off the interior monitoring system = Press the) button = fig. 16. Alamp in the bution lights up. ~ Lock the vehicle within 30 seconds of pressing the button. The interior moni: ‘oring system will be switched offuntil the next time the vehicle is locked. Switching off the anti-tow alarm ~ Press the (S) bution = fig, 16. Alamp in the button lights up. Lock the vehicle within 30 seconds of pressing the button. The anti-tow alarm will be switched off until the next time the vehicle is locked, The interior monitor and anti-tow alarm (tilt sensor) are automatically switched on when the. saitithett alain is switelied 0 the interior monitor should be switched off if animals are briefly left in the locked vehicle Their movements could otherwise trigger an alarm: The antitow alarm should be switehed off ifthe vehicle is being towed of loaded onto another vehiele for eansportation The: id antitow alarm are switched on every time the vehicle is locked. I You wish to switch them off, vou must do so me youlock the vehicle. € Tailgate Opening the tailgate I ® oe Fig. 17 Key slot positions of tailgate lock Opening from the outside (if the ve~ hicle is locked) Use the key to turn the key slot to posi- v@ Operate the handle and pull up the gate A. Ifthe anti-theft alarm "is ac tive, an alarm is triggered if the tailgate is opened. = page: ‘Opening from the outside (if the ve- hicle is unlocked) ~_ Make sure that the key slot is vertical, Operate the handle and pull up the tail gates A \cisplay appearsin the combi-instrumentifthe ‘ollgate is open or not property closed. De- Special equipment, not available forall models pending on the level of equipment fitted, an au dlible warning will be given either while the ve- hele stationary or when you drive, Key slot postions © Position @: to unlock the locked tailgate, © Vertical position @; the tailgate has been locked or unlocked using central locking, ‘© Horizontal position ©: the tilgateis perma- rently locked, ZX WARNING © Loose objects which could fall out of the vehicle when the tailgate is opened could cause injury. © Ifyou have objects for example bieyetes) fon arack fitted o the tailgate, you may not be ableto open the tailgate fully, or the additional weight could elose the tailgate. For this reason, you should support the tailgate or re move the objects from the rack. Risk of injury. ‘© Never allow children to play in oraround the vehicle. A locked vehicle ean be subjected toextremely high and low temperatures, de pending on the time of year. This could cause serious injuries or illness. It could even have fatal consequences. Close and lock both the tailgate and all the other doors when you are not using the vehicle. Make sure first that there is no one in the vehiele. © The gas strut can open the tailgate with force. Please bear thisin mind when youopen the tailgate, Risk of injury. © Read and observe the information = page 30, “Driving with the talgate opsca Idproof lock in the tailgate The childproof lock prevents the rear doors being opened from the inside. 3-18 Childproof lock onthe front of th tailgate The childproof lock” is located on the front edge of the tailgate = fig. 18 and can be switched on or off using a car key ora screwdriver. Deactivating the childproof lock = Open the tailgate ~ Turn the slot so that itis vertical ®. Activating the childproof lock ~ Open the tailgate. ~ Turn the slot so that itis horizontal . Dri 1g with the tailgate open Fig. 19 Inside of talgte: opening lever @ ond locking knob (in upper poston Opening the tailgate from the inside {manual opening) = Makesure thatthe childprooflockisnot active and that the safety knob is upper position > fig. 19 ©. ~ Pull the inside lever @, in the ~ Press the tailgate back to open it> 2 in “Opening the tailgate” on page 2 ‘when the elldprooFtock is wetivacet he tile ‘gate can not be openee! from the insite. In this ‘cas, this is possible only from outside the ve biel. Ifthe locking knob is pushed doven i will move "up when the tailgate is unlocked or opened. Driving with the tailgate open can be dangerous. display appearsin the combi-instrumentifthe tailgate is open, Please note that theft of your Ihiggnge is more likely if the tailgate is open. 2) Special equipment, not available for ll models SO Geerenddos objects protrude over the end ofthe vehicle, ‘yots must craw the attention of ather road users ‘Observe legal requirements when doing ZAWARNING {you have drive withthe talgateopen, 12sebsere he ollocing warns oe Gservethefollowing points to eds the seer ot poisoning fam exhaust ames en (Sn the vb tron {lose all windows, Close the singing oo Sitch fae reel ‘Open the vents inthe dash panel = setiheftesh air blower othe highest spent Closing the tailgate Closing the tailgate manually Pull down the tailgate with force so that icengages in the lock => A\, Please ensure that the tailgate is cor- rectly engaged in the lock. Closing the tailgate electrically (power closing)*2) Pall down the open tailgate = A\. Press the tailgate so that it engages in {he tailgate lock. Anelectrie motor”? pulls {he tailgate into the lock (power closing) ‘display appearsin the combi- instrument ifthe ‘allgate fs not property closed, Locking the tailgate Press inthe locking knob on e inside of the age 0, fg, 19 Dand close the tall again, or until the key slot in ‘he tllgate locks turned to position > page 29, fig.a7 @. |, Special equipment, not avallable forall models ‘Special equipment, not available forall models 2S WARNING (coined nly carefully and think ahead. If possible, avoid sudden braking and. driving manoeuvres.as this could cause the ‘open tailgate to move unpredictably. Risk of injury. © Make sure that all objects are securely fas- {ened in the luggage compartmention the loading surtace. Loose objects could fallout of the vehicle and injure other oad users ‘© Ifyou drive with the tailgate open, you ‘must remove any racks and luggage from the tailgate. '* Read and observe > Booklet “General In- Formation’, Section “Stowing lugeage”. © Drive particu [atway close he tlgate prope Rsk face (ZX WARNING dent o njury. ‘© Always be careful when closing the tail- gate. You could otherwise cause serious inj les to yourself or others. Always make sure that no one isin the opening/elosing path of the tailgate, © Donotclose the tailgate by pushing it down with your hand on the window. The lass could shatter, Risk o injury. ‘© Always make sure thatthe tailgate engages properly when closing. The tailgate could oth erwise open suddenly during a journey. ‘* Neverallow children w play in or around the vehicle. locked vehicle can be subjected atures, de: could cause orillness. {could even have fatal consequences. Close and lock both the tailgate and all the other doors when you are not using the vehicle, Make sure first that there is no one in the vehicle. € aWing doors Apples to vehicle wth wing doors Opening the wing doors The left-hand wing door must always be opened first. ‘Opening the left-hand wing door from the outside (if the vehicle is locked) — Use the key to turn the key slot fully anti-clockwise ifit is vertical or horizontal. = Operate the handle and open the let- hand wing door =: page 34.Iftheanti-theft alarm is active, an alarm is triggered if the ‘wing door is opened Opening the left-hand wing door from the outside (if the vehicle is un- locked) — Make sure that the key slot is vertical. ~ Operate the handle and open the let- hand wing door => page 34. ‘Applies to vehicles: with wing doors Door checks Opening the right-hand wing door ~ Open the left-hand wing door, pull the lever on the frontend of the right-hand, wing door and open the right-hand wing door = page 34, ‘Always open the left-hand wing door berore ‘opening the right-hand wing door, Adisplay appearsin the co mentifthe swing door isopen or not properly closed. De- pending on the level of equipment fited, an au {ible warning will be given either while the ve= hicleis stationary or when you drive, Koy slot positions ‘© Vertical positon: the wing doors have been Jocked or unlocked using central locking © Horizontal position: the wing doors are per- ‘manently locked ZX WARNING Always read and observe = page’, “Safety notes on using the wing doors”. The wing doors can be held open using the door checks for loading and unloading the vehicle. When the wing doors are open, they will engage in the door checks at an angle of approx. 90° Disengaging the door checks ~ Operate the handle and open the wing, duvis— 2 in “Safety notes on using the wing doors’ on page 34 to the point where they are held open at approx. 90°. ~ Press the middle ofthe door check and ‘open the wing door fully = QA. Hooking in the door checks When the doors are closed, the daor checks en= age automatically. Depending on the equip ‘ment level, the wing doors may be opened top: prox, 180" ar approx. 250° When the wing doors are fully open at an angle of approx. 180°, they will not be held open = A. hen fully open, wing doors which can be send to approx. 250" are held in place by mag. ssin the side panels of the vehicle. poles fo wail: with wing doors 2X WARNING ‘© Read and observe the information = page 34, “Safety notes on using the wing, doors". Childproof lock in the wing doors the childproof lack prevents the wing doors being opened from the inside. Fig. 20. Inside of left wing door: opening lever @ 1d locking kno’ © in upper postion. ‘The childproof lock” is located on the ‘ront edge of the left-hand wing door and can be switched on or offusinga car key or a screwdriver, Deactivating the childproof lock ~ Open the left-hand wing door. ‘Aliso veils with wing dors Driving with the wing doors open Driv ‘A display appears in the combi-instrument ifa Wwingdooris open, Please note that theft of your ‘oad is more likely Ifthe wing doors are open. = Tur the slot so that itis verti Activating the childproof lock ~ Open the wing door. ~ ‘Tum the slot so that itis horizontal, Opening the wing door from the in- side (manual opening) = Make sure thatthe childprooflock isnot active and thar the safety knob is in the upper position = fig. 20 @. ~ Pull the inside lever, = Press the left-hand wing door back to open it + A\ in “Safety notes on using the wing doors” on page 3. ‘when the ehilaproof lack is activated, the wing, doors eannot be opened from the inside inthis cease, tis is possible only from outside the ve: biel. If he locking knob is pushed down, it will mave ‘up when the wing door is unlocked or opened. "8 with the wing doors open can be dangerous. objects protrude over the end of the vehicle, ‘you must draw the attention of other road users tothem. Observelegal requirements when doing, 0, »ZX WARNING Ifyou have drive with the wing doors open, please observe the following warnings: © Observe the following points fo reduce the danger of poisoning from exhaust fumes en- tering the vehiele inter Close all windows, igltlting roof, Switch offair recirculation, ~ Open the vents in the dash panel, ~ Set the fresh air blower to the highest speed. ‘© Drive particularly carefully and think head. I possible, avoid sudden braking and Close the shi Aoplents whic ith nrg does Closing the wing doors The right-hand wing door must always be closed first. Closing the wing doors manually —_ Push in the open right-hand wing door with force so that it engages in the lock = page 34. —_ Push in the open left-hand wing door with force so that it engages in the lock = page 3. ~ Please ensure that both wing doors are correctly engaged in the lock. ‘Applies to vehicles wth wing doors Safety notes on using the wing doors By WARNING (ontnued) driving manoeuvres as this could eause the | open wing doors to move unpredictably. Risk uy. ‘© Always store all items safely in the load ‘compartment. Loose items could fall out of ‘the vehicle and injure other road users ‘© Ifyou drive with the one of the wing doors ‘open, you must remove any racks and other items from the door. © Read and observe > Booklet “General In- formation’, Section “Stowing luggage” ‘© Read and observe the information = page i, "Salety notes on using the wing display appears in the combi-instrument ifthe wing doors are not properly closed. Locking the wing doors Pressin the locking knob on the! the wing doors. The wing doors remain closed ‘until the vehicle is unlocked aga wide and close ‘AQ WARNING ‘© Always read and observe — page 34, Safety notes on using the wing doors”. 2X WARNING You should always keep the wing doors fully enclosing the wing ‘doors. You could atherwise cause serious inj ries to yourself or others. Always make sure that no one is in the path of the wing doors. 29 Optional equipment [ZS WARNING (artnued) '* When the wing doors are open, make sure ‘they are open fully and held open by the door checks. Otherwise, the wing doors could close ‘unexpected: Risk of injury. Any loose objects which could possibly fall ‘out of the vehicle when the wing doors are ‘opened may cause Sontros.cne Equipmenm ‘Gy Ta warn onic “© However, a wing door which is held open J adoor cheek ean close unexpectedly, forex chp ityou knock against a door when Jcuuling the vehicle. Risk of injury. ‘© Always make sure that the wing doors en: oue properly when closed. The wing doors {ould otherwise open suddenly during journey. ‘© Donot close the wing doors by pushing \ h your handon thewindow. The glass er Risk of Fro 4 21. Door handle ond locking knob on the siding Locking and unlocking the siding door from the outside Unlocking press bution @)in the remote contol ‘ey or unlock the entire vehicle via the a hicle via the driver Locking. press bution in the remote contol key or lock the entre vehi aa hele via the driver door [ZS WARNING onsedh © Neverallow children to playin or aroun the vehicle. A locked vehicle can be subjected toextremely high and low temperatures, de- pending on the time of year. This could cause ‘serious injuries or illness. It could even have fatal consequences. Close and lock both the wing doors and all the other doors when you are not using the vehicle. Make sure first that there's no one in the vehicle, © Ifyou have to drive with the wing doors. ‘open, observe all instructions = page X, “Driving with the wing doors open’ to reduce | the risk, for example, of poisoning caused by ‘exhaust fumes entering the passenger < Locking and unlocking the siding door from the inside When the sliding door closed, press down locking knob = fig. 21 @ located underneath the door handle). The sliding door islorked Iyou press the inside door handle once, th locking knob moves up. The sliding doors un locked. Irthe door handle © is operated again, the sliding door is opened, Opening the sliding door from the outside Pall the outside handle of te unlocked sliding doorand pull the door right back so that itis held open by the hook. Opening the sliding door from the inside Operate the inside handle © and pull the door \ back so that itis held open by the hook, ‘When the childproof lock (= page 38) is actl- vated, the sliding door ean be opened from the ‘outside only. Thesliding door must be unlocked. Closing the sl Operate the inside or outside door handle and push the door closed using alte force. Make ‘ure that the sliding door is closed properly a 19 door manuallyZX WARNING ‘* Never openaslidingdoor while the vehicle {sin motion, The slidingdoor could be pushed ‘open or closed when the vehiele accelerates, ‘and brakes, Risk of serious personal injury, ‘© Always be careful when closing the sliding. door. You could otherwise cause serious per- Applies o vehicles: wth elacric sliding doors An electrically operated sliding door can also be opened and closed manually. Fig. 22. Section ofthe dash panel: controls fortwo cette siding doors Each electrically operated sliding door has contol bution in the dash panel = fg. 22 @ ‘and @ and in the remote control key" => page 2, fg. Ifthe electrical system fails, the sliding doors ‘can be opened and closed manually using more force than normal = page 35. ‘Opening the sliding door electrically There ate three methods of openingan electric doorif the vehicle is fully unlocked: ‘© Press the relevant button = fig, 22 briefly The sliding door is opened until the button is, pressed again, When the door is fully open, its held open by the door check ‘© Press the inside of outside door handle briefly and release it, The sliding door opens au 2) Special equipment, not available for all models Opening and closing a sliding door electrically Zi WaBNING feoninved) sonal injury to yourself or others. Make sure ‘that no one isin the opening/closing path of sliding door. ‘© Read and observe the information = page 39, “Safety notes on using the si doors". tomaticallyto the position where itis held ope bya hook, eu ‘mote contol key Closing the sliding door electrically Thereare various methods af closing the electri sliding door > @: jelly press the relevant button inthe re- > page 21 ig. Press the elevant button = fig. 22 briefly, The sliding door continues to close until the bbuttonis pressed again. The doors opened wit the roll-back funetion active. Audible warnings are given during closing. 4 Press and hold the relevant button = fig. 22 The sliding door continues to close until the button i released = 2 The siding door is closed with maximum force without the roll: bade fumetion active. Audible warnings ae given during closing © Press the inside or outside door handle briefly and release it when the sliding door open. The sidingdoorcloses fully» A, Audible warnings are given during losing. © Briefly press the relevant button inthe re mote contral key = page 2 fg, 1 Buttons for locking an: remote control key and in the dash panel You should use this funetion only in special cit cumstances, for example ifthere is not enough oom in the garage to open. sliding door fully. rie sliding doorin th button = fig. 22 @is pressed and the symbol inthis bution lights up, the doors ean be opene and closed mechanically but not elect the remote control key able the buttons baie i. Mand in the dash panel = fig. 2, pets) must be pressed again. The symbol in puswon @ iseancelled {Z\ WARNING | jays be careful when closing the sliding jo. Youcould otherwise cause serious pe. jury to yourself or others Make sre the opening/closing path of a that nooneisi iding door. ‘© ead and observe the information © igo 39, "Safety notes on using the siding, doors’ [Applos to wehicls: with electri siding doors Roll-back function on the electric sliding doors O coution The sliding doors on vehicles equipped with electric siding doors must be locked before using carwash, The sliding doors could ather- ‘wise open in the ear wash. Any water entering the vehicle interior could cause damage, note Ifonly the driver door (single door unlocking = page 23) isuntocked, the sliding door cannot be opened and closed using the remote co key. The vehicle must be fully unlocked. ‘The electric sliding doors have a roll-back function. This reduces the risk of inju- ries when an electric sliding door is opening or closing. © sliding dooris obstructed when closing, the siding door stops at this point and opens, Immediately = 3, © {sliding dooris obstructed when opening, the siding door stops at this point Find outwhy thesliding door will notopen oF close before you try 19 open or clase it again, Re- move the obstacle ifn 4 You'can close the cling door eleetrea pressingand holding button =: page 36 fig. poe 2 fig 1M, The oll-back function is now ‘deactivated. The sliding door closes with max- here isa ametional fault, the rall-back func ‘oo will not work properly. Contact a specialist, Workshop to get the fault repaired Closing with rollback fonction From the inside briefly press button => page 36, fig, 22 or > page21, fig, U once, Theslidingdoor ‘loses with the roll-back funetion. From the outside: pull the door handle on the sliding door briefly and then release the handle Closing without the roll-back function Keep bution = page 36, fg. 22 or = page 2, fig. M pressed until the door has closed, The sliding door closes with maximum force. ZX WARNING Incorrect use ofthe electric sliding doors can result in injury: closing the siding doors. You could otherwise cause seriousinju- es to yourself or others. Make sure that 10 in the opening/elosing path of asi © ‘The roll-back funetion does not preves Angers or other parts of the body getting pinched against the door frame. Risk of accident. €