Volkswagen Polo Owners Manual: Overview of the menu structure
First read and observe the introductory
information and safety warnings
- MFD (multifunction display)
- Driving time
- Current fuel consumption (Curr. fuel con.)
- Average fuel consumption (Av. consumption)
- Fuel range
- Distance
- Average speed
- Digital speed display
- Digital oil temperature display
- Speed warning function
- Audio ⇒ BookletRadio, or ⇒ BookletNavigation system,
- Navigation ⇒ BookletNavigation system,
- Telephone ⇒ BookletProvision for a mobile telephone,
- Veh. status
- Settings
- Language
- MFD data
- Driving time
- Current fuel consumption (Curr. fuel con.)
- Average fuel consumption (Av. consumption)
- Distance
- Average speed
- Digital speed display
- Digital oil temperature display
- Speed warning function
- Time
- Hours
- Minutes
- 24h mode
- Summer time
- Winter tyres
- active
- +10 km/h
- -10 km/h
- Units
- Temperature
- Consumption per journey
- Second speed display on/off
- Travel mode
- Service
- Information
- Reset
- Factory setting
Introduction
With the ignition switched on, the different display functions can be
accessed via the menus.
There are no buttons on the windscreen wiper lever in vehicles equipped with
a multifunction steerin ...
Using the menus in the instrument cluster
Fig. 13 Vehicles without multifunction
steering wheel: press button ① in the windscreen wiper lever to confirm the menu
point and rocker switch ② to change the menu
Fig. 14 Vehicles with mul ...
Other materials:
Adjusting the steering wheel position
Fig. 41 Adjusting the steering wheel position
mechanically
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Adjust the steering wheel position before setting off and only when the vehicle
is stationary.
Push down the lever .
Adjust the steering wheel so th ...
Refrigerant Circuit Connections with Valve for Switches
Note
For switching pressures, removing and installing switches
and switch arrangement and version, see vehicle-specific
refrigerant circuit.
Refer to
→ Rep. Gr.87.
...
Physical Principles
The four known states of water also apply to air
conditioning system refrigerants.
1 -
gaseous (invisible)
2 -
vapor
3 -
fluid
4&nbs ...
