First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings
Legislation and legal requirements take precedence over the descriptions in this owner's manual. Various standards and regulations govern the use of child seats and methods for securing them (). For example, this could mean that in some countries you are not allowed to use child seats on certain seats in the vehicle.
The laws of physics which come into force on a vehicle during a collision or any other kind of accident also apply for children . In contrast to adults and teenagers, however, children's muscles and bones are not yet fully developed. There is a higher risk for children than for adults of sustaining serious injuries in an accident.
Children must be transported using child restraint systems that are specifically suited to their size, weight and physical build, as children's bodies are not yet fully developed. In many countries there are laws that require the use of approved child restraint systems for babies and small children.
Only use suitable, approved and authorised child seats in your vehicle. If you are unsure, always speak to your Volkswagen dealership or a qualified workshop.
Securing engine on engine and gearbox support
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Engine and gearbox support -VAS 6095-
Workshop hoist -VAS 6100-
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How to start the engine using jump leads
Fig. 244 How to connect the jump leads
in starting vehicles without start/stop system: discharged battery ① and battery
providing assistance ②
Fig. 245 How to connect the jump leads
in starting vehicles with start/stop system: discharged battery ① and battery providing
assistance ② ...
Using the selection menu in the instrument cluster
Fig. 16 Vehicles without a multifunction
steering wheel: button ① on the windscreen wiper lever for confirming menu points,
and rocker switch ② for changing menus and information displays
Fig. 17 Right-hand side of the multifunction
steering wheel: controls for using the menus and inform ...