Volkswagen Golf Owners Manual: Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
- Introduction
- Displays, warning and indicator lamps
- Radar sensor
- Operating Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
- Switch off the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) temporarily in the following situations
- Special driving situations
Operating the speed limiter
Fig. 164 Left-hand side of the steering
column: switch and buttons for operating the speed limiter
Fig. 165 Left-hand side of the multifunction
steering wheel: buttons for operating the speed li ...
Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
→ Displays, warning and indicator lamps
→ Radar sensor
→ Operating Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
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Other materials:
Removing and installing rain and light sensor, vehicles without front camera
for driver assist systems
Note
The rain and light sensor has a silicon layer (coupling pad)
which forms the contact surface to the windscreen.
The rain and light sensor has been designed so that it can
be used again. A prerequisite for re-use ...
Removing and fitting head restraints
Fig. 48 Removing the front head restraint
Fig. 49 Removing the rear head restraint
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Every seat is fitted with a head restraint. The front
head restraints are intended solely for use with the front seats, and the centr ...
Run-flat tyres, seal inside technology
The vehicles are equipped with self-sealing tyres as an
option.
This technology, referred to as seal inside technology, is a
system that has been developed to allow the car to continue to
be driven even if a nail or screw has penet ...
