remote control AUDI A6 2014 User Guide
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Audi adaptive  cruise control  and braking  guard  89 
When approaching  a  moving vehicl e up  ahead, 
the  adaptive  cruise  contro l system  automati
cally  brakes  to  match  that  object's  speed  and 
then  maintains  the  stored  distance. 
If the  ve
hicle  ahead  accelerates,  adaptive  cruise  con
trol  will also  accelerate  up  to  the  stored 
speed . 
The  higher  the  speed,  the  greater  the  distance 
in  yards  (meters) ¢.&. . The 
Distance  3 setting 
is  recommended . 
The  distances  prov ided  are  specified  values . 
Depending  on  the driving  situation  and  the 
how  the  vehicle  ahead  is  driving,  the  actual 
distance  may  be  more  or less  than  these  tar 
get  distances. 
The  various  symbols  for  the  time  increments  appear  briefly  in the  information  line @ 
¢ 
page 86, fig . 88 when  you  change  the  set 
tings . 
,::::::,_,::::::,  ___  Distance  1: This setting  corre-
sponds  to  a  distance  of  92  feet/28  meters 
when  traveling  at  62 mph (100  km/h),  or  a 
time  interval  of  1 second. 
,::::::,  __ ,::::::,  __  Distance  2: This  setting  corre
sponds  to  a  distance  of  118  feet/36  meters 
when  traveling  at  62 mph (100  km/h),  or  a 
time  interval  of  1.3  seconds . 
,::::::, ___  ,::::::,_ Distance  3: This setting  corre-
sponds  to  a  distance  of  164  feet/SO  meters 
when  traveling  at  62 mph (100  km/h),  or  a 
time  interval  of  1.8  seconds . 
,::::::, __ __ ,::::::,  Distance 4: This setting  corre-
sponds  to  a  distance  of  210  feet/64  meters 
when  traveling  at  62 mph (100  km/h),  or  a 
time  interval  of  2.3 seconds . 
A WARNING 
Following  other  vehicles  too  closely in
creases  the  risk of  collisions  and  serious 
personal  injur y. 
- Setting  short  distances  to  the  traffic 
ahead  reduces  the  time  and  distance 
available  to  bring  your  vehicle to  a  safe 
stop  and  makes  it  even  more  necessary 
to  pay  close  attention  to traffic.  -
Always  obey  applicable  traffic  laws,  use 
good  judgment,  and  select  a  safe  follow
ing  d istance  for  the  traff ic,  road  and 
weather  conditions . 
(D Tips 
-Distance  3 is set  automatically  each  time 
you  switch  the  ignition  on. 
- Your  standard  settings are automatically 
stored  and  assigned  to  the  remote con
trol  key being  used. 
Selecting the  driving  mode 
Applies  to  vehicles: with  Audi adaptive cruise control 
.. Select  the desired  driving  mode  in dr ive  se
lect <=;> 
page 100. 
(D Tips 
Your  settings  are  automat ically stored  and 
assigned  to  the  remote control key being 
used. 
Prompt  for  dr iver  intervention 
Applies  to  vehicles: with  Audi adaptive  cruise contro l 
Fig. 92  Instrument  cluster:  req ues t fo r drive r inte rven
tio n 
In  certain  situations,  the system  will  prompt 
yo u to  take  action . This  could  happen,  for ex
amp le,  if braking  by  the adaptive  cruise  con
trol  system  is not  enough  to  maintain  enough 
distance  to  the  veh icle  ahead . 
The  indicator  light 
I and  the  symbol  in  the 
display  will warn  you  about the s ituat ion 
<=;> fig. 92. You  will also  hear  an  acoustic  signal. 
- Press  the  brake  pedal  to  slow  your vehicle 
down.  
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Audi  adaptive  cru ise  control  and  brakin g guar d  91 
stopped  vehicle  or  stationary  obstacle 
(end of  a traff ic  jam  or veh icle that  has 
broken  down  in traffic). 
- Always  remember  that  the  radar  sensor 
for  the  braking  guard  works  only  within 
defined  detection  and range  limits  that 
may prevent  the  proper  detection  of  oth
er vehicles. 
- The radar sensor's  function  and range 
can be reduced  by  rain,  snow  and  heavy 
spray . Moving  vehicles  up ahead may not 
be promptly  detected  or  may not  be de
tected  at  al l. 
- Reflective  surfaces  in cl ud ing crash  barr i
ers or tunnel  ent rances may  impair  the 
function  of  the  radar  sensor. 
(D Tips 
- You can ca ncel the  braking  w ith  increas
i ng force  that  is  initiated  by the  system 
by b raking yo urself,  by accelerating  no
ticeab ly or  by swerving. 
- Bra king guard  error  messages 
¢page 91. 
- Keep in  m ind that  braking  guard  can 
brake unexpectedly.  Always secure any 
c ar go or  objec ts that  you  are  transpor t
i ng to  reduce the  risk of  damage  or  in
ju ry. 
Settings  in  the  MMI 
App lies  to vehicles:  with  Audi  adaptive  cruise co ntrol 
...  Se lect: I CARI function  button > (Car )*  sy s
tems 
control  button > Dri ve r  assi st >  Audi 
bra king  guard . 
System  -
Switch  braking  g uard On and Off . 
When  you  sw itch  the  ignition  on, the  message 
Audi  braking  guard  off appears  if  the  system 
is  switched  off. 
Early warning  -The d istance and approach 
warn ings in the  disp lay can  be switched 
On / 
Off . 
@ Tips 
- Your settings  are automatica lly stored 
and  assigned  to  the  remote  control key  being  used at  the  time  the  settings  are 
made
. 
-If you  res trict  the  ESC, the  braking  gua rd 
also sw itches  itself  off¢ 
page 196. 
-Swi tch braking  guard  off  when  you a re 
loading  the  vehicle  onto  a veh icle carrier, 
t rain,  ship or  other  type  of  transporta
tion . This  can prevent  undesired  warn
ings  from  the  braking  guard  system. 
Messages 
Applies to  vehicles:  wi th Audi ada ptive c ruise con tro l 
Braking  gu ard : off 
T his  dr iver message appears  if  the  system  is 
turned  off  via the  infotainment . Otherwise,  if 
the  system  is turned  off,  the  information  ap 
pears  every time  shortly  after  the start  of the 
trip. 
T he driver  message a lso appears  if  the  system 
is not  ava ilable  d ue  to  a malfunct ion  or  if  the 
ESC  is not  switched  on¢ 
page 196 . If this  is 
the  case,  the system  will  not  prov ide warnings 
about  a  possible  collision. 
Braking  guard : acti vated 
This  dr iver message appears  if  sharp  b rake 
pressure was applied  due  to  an acu te warning. 
ACC: Unavailable! 
ACC and  Audi  braking  guard:  not  a vailable 
The system  cannot  detect  mov ing vehicles  up 
ahead correctly  and  is switched  off . The sen
sors  have  been  displaced  or  are not  working 
proper ly. The Audi  pre  sense functions  may  al
so  be  affected.  Drive to your  authorized  Audi 
dealer  or  author ized  Audi  serv ice  facility  im
med iate ly to  have the  malfunction  cor rected . 
ACC: currently  unavailable.  No  sensor v is ion 
ACC and  b rak ing guide:  cu rrentl y una vaila
ble . No sensor vis ion 
T h is mess age  appears if  the  senso r view is ob
structed,  for  example by leaves, snow,  heavy 
spray or  dirt.  Clean  the sensors 
i=:>page 84, 
rg.83 . ~  
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White  Active  lane assist  is sw itched  on 
line(s)  and ready to  p rov ide warnings 
on the  side that  is ind icated 
¢ fig. 96. 
Red line  Act ive lane assist  is warning  you 
(left  or  that  you  are about  to  leave your 
right)  lane 
¢ fig . 96 . In  addition,  the 
steeri ng wheel  vibrates  s light ly. 
Gray  Act ive  lane assist  is switched  on 
line(s)  but  is not  ready to  provide  warn-
ings 
¢ fig . 97 . 
Mes sages  in  the  instrument  clu ster 
display 
When  the  active  lane ass ist  turns  off  automat 
ically,  the  i nstrument  cluster  ind icator  goes 
out  and one of  the  fo llow ing  messages ap
pears on the  display : 
Audi active  lane  a ssist : Curr ently  un availa
bl e.  No camera  view 
This message appears  if  the  camera  is no  lon
ger funct ional  after  the  system  has cont inous
ly failed to detect the lane markings . This 
could  happen  if : 
- The camera field  of  view¢ 
page 94, fig. 95 
is d irty  or  covered  in  ice. Clean the  area on 
the  windshie ld. 
- The camera field  of  view  is fogged  over. Wait 
until  the  fog  has cleared  before  switching 
active  lane assist  on . 
- The system  has been unable  to  detect  the 
lanes for  an extended  period  of  time  due to 
road cond it ions . Switch  active  lane ass ist 
back on when  the  lines  are more  visible . 
Audi active  lane  a ssist : Currently  un available 
A temporary  ma lf u nction  is preventing  lane 
assist  from  operating.  Try sw itching  active 
lane assist  on  again  later. 
Audi acti ve  lane  a ssist : S ys tem  fault! 
Drive to  you r autho rized Aud i dea le r  soon to 
h ave the  ma lfunction  co rrec ted. 
Audi active  lane  a ssis t:  Pl ea se  take  over 
s te ering 
Audi  acti ve  lane  a ssis t  95 
This  message appears  if  yo u do  not  s teer the 
vehicle yourself . If  this  is the  case, active  lane 
ass ist  does not  switch  off,  b ut  it  does sw itch 
to  the  "not  ready"  stat us. The system  can help 
you keep the  vehicle  in the  lane.  However  it  is 
your  own  responsibility  to  steer  and  control 
t h e ve hicle . 
Setting  the  steering  wheel  vibration 
Applies to  vehicles:  with  active  lane  assist 
11> Select: !CAR ! function  button> (Car )* sys
tem s 
control  button  > Driver a ssis t > Aud i 
a ctive  lan e as sis t. 
You can switch  the  vibrat ing warn ing  in t he 
stee ring wheel 
o n  or off . 
(D Tips 
Your setting  is a utomat ically  stored  and 
assigned  to  the  remote  control  key being 
used.  
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@ Tips 
-Side  assist  is not  active  whi le you  are 
making  the adjustment. 
- Your settings  are  automatica lly stored 
and  assigned  to  the  remote control  key 
being  used. 
Driver  messages 
Applies  to  vehicles:  with  side assist 
If  side  ass ist  switches  off  by  itself, the  LED  in 
the  button  turns  off and  a  message  will ap
pear  in the  instrument  cluster  d isplay: 
Audi  side  assist: Currently  unavailable . No 
sensor  vision 
The radar  sensors'  vision  is affected.  Do not 
cover  the  area  in  front of the  sensors  with  bike 
wheels,  stickers,  dirt  or other  objects.  Clean 
the  area  in front  of  the  sensors,  if necessary 
c>page97,  fig.101. 
Audi  side assist: Currently  unavailable 
Side  assist  cannot  be swi tched  on  temporarily 
because  there  is a  malfunction  (for  example, 
the  battery  charge  leve l may  be  too  low) . 
Audi side assist:  System  fault! 
The system  cannot  guarantee  that it  will  de 
tect  vehicles  correctly  and  it  is switched  off . 
The  senso rs  have  been  displaced  or are  faulty. 
Ha ve the  sys tem  checked  by  an  authorized 
Aud i dealer  o r autho rized  Aud i Service  Fac ilit y 
soon. 
Audi  side assist:  Unavailable  when  towing. 
Side  assist  sw itches  off  automatically  when  a 
factory- installed  trailer hitch  is connected  to 
the  electrical  connector  on  the  trailer.  There  is 
no  guarantee  the system  will switc h off  when 
using  a retrofitted  trailer hitch. Do not  use 
side  assist  when towing  a trailer . 
Audi  side assist  99  
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124  Park in g  s yste m s 
Trailer  view 
Applies  to vehicles:  with  par king system  p lus  and  tra iler 
hitch 
This view assists  you  in positioning  the  vehicle 
in front  of  a  trailer. 
F ig.  1 41 Infotainment:  rear mode 
Requirement:  the  trailer mode is  selected 
c:;,page  122. 
.. Now you  can  pos ition  your  vehicle  in front  of 
the  trailer 
c:;, A in General  information  on 
page  120, 
c:;, (D in General  information  on 
page  120. 
The  orange  colored  orientation 
line  denotes  the  expected  path  toward  the 
trailer  hitch . Use the  b lue  lines  to  he lp you 
est imate  the  d istance  to  the  t railer  hi tch. 
Setting  the  mode 
A ppl ies  to  vehicles:  with  park ing system  wit h peripheral 
cameras 
..  Se lect : I CAR I func tion  button> (Car )*  sys
t e m s 
control  button  > Dri ver as sis t  >  Park 
ing aid  > Ch ange  to  front /re ar >  Aut o 
or 
Manua l. 
A uto  -
Th is view  behind  the  vehicle ( Rea r 
mode)  is d isplayed  automatically  when  you 
shift  into  reverse.  This  view  in front  of the  ve
h icle 
( Fron t mode)  is d isp layed  automatically 
when  you  sh ift  into  the  fo rward  gears . 
Manual -This view  behind  t he vehicle (Rear 
mode)  is a lways  d is p layed  when  you  turn  on 
the  system . 
Adjusting  the  display 
and  the  warning  tones 
Applies  to  vehicles:  wit h parking system plus/ rea r vi ew 
came ra/ peri pheral  cameras 
The display  and  warning  tones  can  be  adjust
ed  in  the  Infotainment. 
.. Select: !CARI function  button > ( Car )*  sys
tem s 
control  button > Drive r a ssist > Par k
in g a id . 
Di splay 
On * -
optical  display  is shown  for  the  parking 
system  p lus,  rear  view  camera  image  is shown 
for  parking  system plus  with  rear  view cam
era*. 
Off  -when  the  parking  system  is switched  off, 
only  audible  signals  are  given . 
Warning  tones 
Fr ont volume  -
Volume  for  the  front  area 
Rear volume  -Volume  for  the  rear  area 
Front frequency  -Frequency  for  the front  area 
Rear frequen cy -Frequency  for  the  rear  area 
Mu sic v olum e wh ile parkin g -When  the  park
ing  system  is turned  on,  the  volume  of the  au
dio/video  sou rce  is  lowered. 
The  newly  adjusted  value  is  briefly  heard  from 
the  signal  generator . 
@ Tips 
-The  warn ing  tones  can also  be  adjusted 
directly  from  the  visual  display  o r the 
rear  v iew  camera*  image.  Simply  press 
the 
Setting s control  button . 
- Changed  settings  are  act ivated  when  the 
park ing  system  is switched  on  again. 
- The  settings  are  automatica lly stored 
and  assigned  to  the  remote  control  key 
that  is in  use .  
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126  Homelink 
Homelink 
Universal  remote 
control 
General  information 
Applies  to  vehicles:  with  Homelink  u nive rsal  remote  con
tro l 
The HomeLink  universal  remote  control  can 
be programmed  with  hand-held  transmitters 
from  existing  equipment. 
With  Homelink,  you  can control  devices  such 
as  the  garage  door,  security systems,  house 
lights,  etc.  comfortably  from  the  inside  of you 
vehicle. 
Homelink  makes  it  possible  for you  to  replace 
three  different  remote  controls  from  devices  in your  home  with  one  universal  remote . Th is 
feature  works  for  most  garage  door  and  exte
rior  door  motor  signals.  Programming  the  in
d iv idual  remo te control  fo r your  remote  con 
trol  takes  p lace  near  the  center  of the  radiator 
grille.  There  is a  control  module  attached  at 
this  location . 
A one-t ime  programm ing  of  the  sensor  mus t 
be  performed  before  you  are  able  to  use  sys
tems  w ith  Homelink. 
A WARNING 
- Never  use  the  Homelink  transmitter 
with  any  garage  door  opener  that  does 
have  not  the  safety  stop  and  reverse  fea
ture  as  requ ired  by  federal safety  stand
ards.  Th is  includes  any  garage  door  open
er  model  manufactured  before  April  1,  1982. 
- A garage  door  opener  which  cannot  de
tect  an  object,  signaling  the  door  to  stop 
and  reverse  does  not  meet  current  feder
al safety  standards . Us ing  a  garage  doo r 
opener  witho ut  these  fea tures  increases 
risk  of serious  injury or  death. 
- For safety  reasons  never  release  the 
parking  brake  or  start  the  engine  while 
anyone  is standing  in front  of the  vehicle . 
- A garage  door  or  an  estate  gate  may 
sometimes  be  set  in motion  when  the  Homelink  remote  control  is being  pro
grammed.  If the  device  is  repeatedly  ac
tivated,  this  can  overstrain  motor  and 
damage  its  electrical  components  -an 
overheated  motor  is  a fire  hazard! 
- To avo id  possible  injuries  or  property 
damage,  please  always  make  absolutely 
certa in that  no  persons  or  objects  are  lo
cated  in the  range  of  motion  of any 
equ ipment  being  operated. 
(0 Tips 
- If you  would  like additional  information 
on  the  Homelink  Un iversal  Transceiver, 
Homelink  compatible  products,  or to 
purchase  other  accessories  su ch as  the 
Homelink  Lighting  Package,  please  con
tact  Homelink  at  1 -800-355-3515  or  on 
the  Internet  at  www.homelink.com. 
- For Declara tion of  Comp liance  to  United 
States  FCC and  Ind ustry  Canada  reg ula 
tions¢ 
page  286 . 
-For security  reasons,  we  recommend  that 
you  clear  the  programmed  b uttons  be
fore  selling  the  ve hicle . 
Operation 
Appl ies  to  vehicles:  wit h Ho melink 
Fig . 14 2 Headliner:  controls 
M 0 
9 (!) 
~ 
Requirement:  The  buttons  must  be  program
med 
¢page  127. 
"'To  open  the  garage  door , press  the  program
med  b utton . The  LED @ will  light  up  o r 
flash. 
"' To  close  the  garage  door,  press  the  button 
again . 
Ill>  
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@ Tips 
To open  the  garage  door,  p ress  the  button, 
but  do  not  press  it  for  longer  ten  seconds 
or the  Homeli nk modu le w ill switch  to 
programming  mode . 
Programming  the  transmitter 
Applies to  vehicles : with  Home Link 
F ig.  14 3 Dist an ce be tween t he ra diato r gr ille a nd  the 
hand  t ransm itte r 
You can  p rogram  the  fixed  code  and  ro lling 
code  systems  usi ng  the  descr ibed  procedure. 
Programming  the  button 
..  Turn  the  ign ition  on . 
..  There  are  two  ways  to  program  a  button : 
press  the  button  that  yo u wo uld  like to  p ro
gram . The  M MI will  display  instruc tions  to 
guide  yo u throug h the  programm ing.  O r 
..  Se lect : 
I CARI f u n ct ion  but ton> (Car) * sys
tems 
c o n trol  but ton  > Vehicle settings > 
Garage door opener > Program garage door 
opener . 
..  Se lect  the  button  t hat  yo u wo uld  like to  pro
gram  . 
..  Fo llow the  instructions  in the  MMI. 
..  If  the  garage  door  open ing  must  also  be 
synchronized  w ith  the  Homelink  modu le, 
refer  to  the  owner's  manual  for  t he ga rage 
doo r open er. 
Remote  control  units  for  garage  door  openers 
in Canada  are  set  to  stop  transmitti ng  radio 
frequency  s ignals  after  two  seconds . This time 
may  not  be  suff icient  for  th e Homelin k sys
t em  to  lea rn  the  radi o frequency  s ignal.  Per
f o rm  all  other  s teps  as  descr ibed  above . 
Homelink  12 7 
Erasing/Clearing  the  programmed  button 
settings 
..  To erase  all  of the  p rog rammed  buttons  at 
the  same  time,  select: 
! CAR ! function  b utton 
> 
( Car )* systems function  key> Vehicle set
tings 
> Garage door opener > Clear pro
gram  settings > Yes . 
The  prog rammed  but
tons  can  not  be  erased  individua lly . Repro
g ram  the  buttons  if  n ece ssa ry . 
..  Reprogram  an  individua l bu tton  in  the  same 
manner  th at  y ou wou ld for the  o ne-time 
prog ramm ing. 
Displaying  the  version/status/country 
code 
..  Select: !CAR I func tion  button> (Car) * sy s
tems 
control  button  > Vehicle  settings > 
Garage door opener > Version information . 
(D Tips 
- The re qu ired  dis tance  be twee n the  h an d 
t ransm it t er  and  the  Homel ink mo dule in 
the  radiato r gr ille~ 
fig . 143 depen ds  on 
t he  system  that  yo u are  prog ramm ing . 
- Depending  o n the  mo del of t he  garage 
doo r op ener,  you  may  need  to  release  t he 
button  on t he  rem ote  and  press  it again 
w hen  programming.  When  program
m ing  a  new  device,  keep  the  button 
pressed  for  at  least  15  seconds  bef ore 
t ry ing  again  with  the  t ransmitter  in  a di f
fe re nt  posit io n. W atch  o ut  for  th e  eme r
gen cy fla sher  during  th at  time.  
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286  Consumer  Information 
Technical Modifications 
Our guidelines  must  be complied  with  when technical  modifications  are  made . 
Always consult  an authorized  Audi  dealer be
fore starting  work  on  any modifications. 
This will  help ensure that  vehicle  function, 
performance  and safety  are not  impaired 
¢ &. . 
Attempting  to  work  on  electronic  components 
and the  software  used with  them  can cause 
malfunctions.  Because of  the way electronic 
components  are interconnected  with  each 
other,  such malfunctions  can also  have an ad
verse affect  on other  systems  that are not di
rectly  involved.  This means  that you  risk both 
a substantial  reduction in the  operational 
safety  of  your  vehicle  and an  increased wear of 
ve hicle  parts ¢ 
A:,.. 
Author ized Audi  dealers will  perform  th is 
wo rk  in  a professiona l and  competent  manner 
or,  in  special  cases, refer you to a professional 
company  that specializes  in such modifica
tions . 
A WARNING 
Improper  repairs  and  modifications  can 
change the  way vehicle  systems  work  and 
cause damage  to  the  vehicle  and serious 
personal  injury. 
-
If emergency  repairs  must  be performed 
elsewhere,  have the  vehicle  examined  by 
an authorized  Audi dealer  as soon  as  possi
ble. 
Declaration  of 
Compliance,  Telecom
munication  and 
Electronic  Systems 
Radio Frequency Devices and  Radiocommuni
cation  Equipment  User  Manual Notice. 
The manufacturer  is  not responsib le for  any 
radio  or TV  interference  caused by unauthor
ized modifications  to  this  equipment. 
Devices 
T he following  devices each comply  with FCC 
Part  15.19,  FCC  15.21  and  RSS-Gen Issue  1: 
- Adapt ive cru ise control* 
- Aud i side assist* 
- Cell phone  package* 
- Convenience  key* 
- Electron ic immobilizer 
- Homelink  universa l remote  control* 
- Remo te control  key 
FCC Part  15.19 
This device complies  with  part  15 of  the  FCC 
Ru les. Operation  is subject  to  the follow ing 
two  conditions: 
(1)  This  device may not  cause  harmful  inter
ference,  and 
(2)  this  device must  accept any  interference 
received,  including  interference  that  may 
cause undesired  operation . 
FCC Part  15.21 
CAUTION: 
Changes or  modificat ions not expressly  ap
proved  by  the party  responsible  for  compli
ance could  void  the  user's authority  to operate 
the  equipment . 
RSS-Gen Issue  1 
Operation  is subject  to  the  following  two  con
ditions: 
(1)  this  device may  not cause  interference , 
and  
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-----------------------------~I~n~d~e~x  291 
Convenience  key  ................... 286 
Electronic  immobilizer  ........ ... .. . 286 
Homelink  universal  remote  control  ... 286 
Remote  control  key  . . . . . . .  . . . .  . .  . . . 286 
Decorative  parts/trim 
C leaning  ... ................ ... ... 
212 
DEF 
What  does this  mean when  it appears  in 
the  trip  odometer  display?  . .. .. .. .. ..  27 
Defective  light  bulb  warning  .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  23 
Defrosting  (windows) 
automatic  climate  control  ... ... .. .. .. 
71 
climate  control  . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . .  . .  . . . . 69 
Determining  correct  load limit  ... .. .. .  249 
Diesel fuel  .  . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . .  . . . .  . . 
216 
Diesel  particulate  filter  . .  . . . . .  . .  . 22,  202 
D.  . 1mens1ons  .. ............. .... .. ... 281 
Dimming  the  rearview  mirror  .. .. .. .. .. 51 
Displays 
Cleaning  ... ................ ... ... 
212 
Distance  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . .  . . .  .  25 
Door/rear  lid  warning  . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . . 
24 
Doors 
Power  child  safety  lock  ....... ... .. .. 
40 
Driver  information  system 
CD/radio  display  .  . .  . . . .  . . . .  .  . . . .  . .  . .  24 
Door/rear  lid  warning  . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  24 
Efficiency  program  . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . 
26 
Exterior  temperature  display ... .. .. ..  24 
On-board  computer  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  25 
Driver  seating  position  ...... .. .. .. ..  . 
drive  select 
. . ............. .... .. ... 
adaptive  air  suspension/sport  . .. .. ..  . 
Adaptive  dampers  ........... .... . . 
Curve light  .... .. .. ...... .. .. .. ..  . 
Engine  sound  ............... ... ..  . 
Safety  belt  tensioner  ...... .. .. .. ..  . 
Sport  differential  ......... .. .. .. ..  . 
Driving  safely 
Driving  through  water 
129 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
128 
203 
Driving  time 
Duplicate  key  · 
· · · ·  · ·  · ...... .... .. ....  25 
32 
Dust  filter 
refer  to Pollutant  filter  ....... ... .. ..  67 
E 
Easy  entry  feature  .... ................  74 
Efficiency  program  . . .  .  . .  . .  . .  . . .  . . .  . .  . 
26 
Fuel economy  messages  . ....... .... . 27 
Other  equipment  . .. . .......... ..... 
26 
Electrical  accessories (sockets)  .........  59 
Electro-mechanical  powe r assist  ....... 
198 
Electromechanical  parking  brake 
Emergency  braking  ............ .. .. .  79 
Operation  .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  .  77 
Parking  ....... .. ................. . 78 
Releasing  and closing  ...............  77 
Starting  assist  . . . . .  .  . .  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  .  78 
Starting  from  rest  .  . . .  . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  78 
Starting  off  with  a trailer  . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 78 
Warning/indicator  lights  ........ .... . 
16 
Electronic  differential  lock 
Warning/indicator  lights  ............. 
19 
Electronic  differential  lock  (EDL)  ..... .. 194 
Warning/indicator  lights  ............ . 20 
Electronic  immobilizer  . . . . . . . . . . . .  27,  33 
Electronic  power control  (EPC) 
warning/indicator  light  ............ .. 
21 
Electronic  speed limiter  . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . 31 
Elec tronic  Stabilization  Control  (ESC)  . .. 194 
Warning/indicator  lights  .... .... .... . 19 
Emergency actuation 
Doors  ..... ... .... ................  38 
Power sunroof  . .. ................. . 
42 
Emergency braking  .............. .... . 79 
Emergency flasher  . ..... ....... .... ..  44 
Warning/indicator  lights  . .......... .. 
24 
Emergency  release 
Selector  lever  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
113 
Emergency  starting 
Emergency towing 
Emergency unlocking  274 
276 
Rear  lid ... .. .. .. .. ............... . 39 
Emergency  warning triangle  ........ . . 
Energy management  .. .... .. .... ...  . 
Engine  Compartment  .. .. .... ........... . . 
Coolant 
..... .. .. .. . .............. 
Data ....... .. ...... ............. 
261 
199 
226 
231 
282 
Start-Stop -System  . .  .  . .  . .  . .  . . .  . . .  . .  .  79 
starting  ......... .. ................  74 
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Gasoline ... .. .... .... ... .. .. .. ...  215 
Gasoline additives  ..... ... .. .. .. .. .  2 16 
L ow fuel  level  symbo l .. ... .. .. .. .. ..  22 
Octane  rating  ............ .... .. ...  215 
Recommendation  ......... .. .. .. .. .  215 
Refue lling  .. ................ ... ...  218 
Reserve . ... ... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. ..  12 
Tank capacity  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  12,  28 1 
Fuses  Assig nment  ............. .... .. ...  270 
Replacing  ............ ...... .... ..  270 
G 
Garage door  opener  (Homel ink)  .. .. .. .  126 
Garment  hoo ks  . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  60 
Gas discharge  lamps  ........... .... ..  273 
Gauges  Engine coolant  temperature  .. .. .. .. ..  11 
F uel  gauge  . .. .. ......... .. .. .. ....  12 
Speedometer  ... .... ... .. .. .. .. .. ..  27 
Tac hometer  .. ........ ...... ... ... .  12 
Trip  odometer  ........ .... ... ... ...  27 
Gene ral  illustration  . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  8 
G ene ra to r  (wa rn ing/ indic ator  lights)  .. ..  17 
Glossary of  t ire and  load ing termi no logy  241 
Glove com partment  (cooled)  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  60 
G low  plug  system 
Indicator  ligh t . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  21 
Gross Veh icle Weight  Rating  (GVWR)  .. .  280 
H 
Head -up Display  . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  29 
H eadlights 
C leaning  ... .. ... ..... ... .. .. .. ...  211 
C leaning  system  ... .... ... .. .. .. .. ..  48 
Defective  . ... .... .... ... .. .. .. ....  23 
Headlig ht  range contro l . . .  . .  . .  . .  23,  43 
Washer  reservoir  ......... .. .. .. .. .  238 
H ead res train ts  . . . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  5 5,  13 2 
A dju sting  . ... .. ... . .. ... .. .. .. ...  132 
Fr ont  seats  . . . .  . .  . .  . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . .  55 
Rear seats  .. .. .. ......... .. .. .. ....  56 
Removing  .. ............. .... .. .. ..  56 
H ea ted 
exte rior  m irrors  ... .... ... .. .. .. .. ..  50 
rear window  (automatic  climate  cont ro l)  7 1 
Index  293 
rear w indow  (climate  cont rol)  . ... .. .. .  69 
seats (a utomatic  climate  control)  ... .. .  71 
seats (climate  cont ro l)  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  69 
windshield  washer  spray no zzles  ... .. . 
48 
He ating  .... .. .. .. ................. . 67 
Heavy clothi ng a nd safety  be lts  ... .... . 
141 
High beam  . ... .. .... . ... ...... ... .. .  45 
Hig h voltage  warn ing label  ....... .. ..  280 
Hill descent  contro l .... .............  110 
Homelin k unive rsal  remote  con trol  . ...  126 
Hood (re lease lever)  .. .............. . 224 
Hor n .......... .. .... ............. ..  8 
How  are child  rest raint  syste m anchors re-
lated  to ch ild safety  . .. .. .. ..... ... ..  18 7 
How many a irbags does my vehicle  have?  155 
How ofte n should  I  check my tire  pres -
s u res?  ..... .. .. .. .. .. ........... ..  247 
H ow  safety  belt  pretens io ne rs wor k . . . .  1 45 
Hydrop la ning  ..... .. ..... ..........  251 
I 
Immobilize r . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 27 
Impo rtant  t hings to  do be fore  driving  . . 128 
Improperly  worn  safe ty belts  .. ... ... ..  144 
Ind icator  lights 
refer to Warn ing/ indicator  lights  . .. .. .  12 
Infan t seats  . .  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17 9 
Installing  child  safety  seats  Safety  be lts  . . . . . .  . . . .  . . .  . . . . . . . . .  184 
Installing  the  upper  tether  strap  on the 
anchorage  .... .. ...... .............  190 
Instruments  Adjusting  the  light ing  .. ..... ... .. .. .  46 
Instrum ents  and controls 
Genera l illustration  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  8 
Instr ument  cluster  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 
11 
Interior lighting 
Amb ience lighti ng  .. .. .. ...... .... ..  46 
Front  and  rear  .... .................  46 
Intermittent  (w indshie ld wipers)  ...... . 48 
J 
Jack  262 
Jump-starting  . .. ...................  274 
Jumper  cables  . .. ...................  275 
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