Volkswagen Golf Owners Manual: Function of the electric panorama sliding/tilting roof
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Convenience opening and closing
The electric panorama sliding/tilting roof can be opened and closed from the outside with the vehicle key:
- Press and hold the locking or unlocking button on the vehicle key. The electric panorama sliding/tilting roof is tilted or closed.
- Let go of the lock or unlock button to interrupt this function.
During convenience closing, the windows and the electric panorama sliding/tilting roof close.
A variety of settings related to window operation can be made and adjusted using
the 
button and the 
and
Open and close function buttons .
Opening or closing the electric panorama sliding/tilting roof
Fig. 40 In the headliner: button for the
electric panorama sliding/tilting roof
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The electric panorama sliding/tilting ro ...
The roll-back function for the electric panorama sliding/tilting roof
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The roll-back function can reduce the risk of crush injuries
when closing the electric panorama sliding/tilting roof . ...
Other materials:
Checking shock absorbers when removed
Defective shock absorbers can be identified by loud rumbling
noises when driving, caused by wheel hopping, especially on bad
roads. Heavy fluid leakage is an additional visual indication.
Note
Shock absorbers are maintenance-fre ...
Assembly overview - rear shelf support
Note
The illustration shows the rear shelf support on the left side. The
right-hand side is similar (mirror image of left-hand side).
1 -
Rear shelf support
Removing and installing
→ Chapter
2 -
Cli ...
Assembly overview - front backrest
Front backrest, standard seat, seat of type "ergo Aktiv"
Note
The illustration shows the driver seat backrest. The front
passenger seat backrest is similar (mirror image of driver seat
backrest).
The illustration shows the fro ...
