Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Notes for vehicles with start-stop system
| Observe the safety precautions for vehicles with a
Start/Stop system
→ Chapter. |
| The following abort conditions deactivate the
start-stop-function: |
| The Start/Stop system has been switched off via the
start-stop mode button. |
| The charge status of the battery -A- is insufficient to
restart the engine (starting voltage prediction). |
| The defrost function is active. |
| The windscreen heater function is active. |
| The temperature set on the operating and display unit varies
by more than 8°C from the actual interior temperature. |
| The engine speed is greater than 1200 rpm. |
| The alternator -C- is defective, i.e. belt broken. |
| Coolant temperature is not within specifications of 25 °C -
100 °C. |
| Blower speed increase by more than 4 stages. |
| Refer to
→ No.426 for full description. |
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Terminal 15 (ignition) on
Engine speed > 600 rpm
Coolant temperature < 72 °C
Ambient ...
Thoroughly clean all connections and adjacent areas before
disconnecting.
Place parts that have been removed on a clean surface and
cover ...
Other materials:
Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
→ Displays  
→ Radar sensor  
→ Operating the area monitoring system (Front Assist)  
→ Temporarily switch off the area monitoring system (Front Assist) in the
following situations  
â ...
Fitting control unit to hydraulic unit
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
ESD workplace -VAS 6613-
Torque screwdriver -V.A.G 1624-
Torx bit T25
Severe ...
Locking and unlocking the vehicle from the outside
Fig. 27 Buttons on the vehicle key
Fig. 28 Vehicle key with alarm button
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings 
Function
Buttons to be used on the vehicle key   or  
Unlocking the vehicle.
Press the b ...
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