cruise control AUDI A7 2014 Owner's Manual
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194  Audi pre  sense 
Audi  pre  sense 
Preventative  passenger 
protection 
A pp lies  to  veh icles: with  Audi  pre se nse 
Audi  pre sense can initiate  steps  to  help  pro
tect  vehicle  occupants  in certain  situations. 
The  functions  described  depend  on  equ ipment 
installed  in your  vehicle: 
Audi  pre  sense basic* 
The following  functions  can be triggered in 
certain  driving  situations: 
- Tightening  of  the safety  belts  (for  example, 
during  heavy braking) : the  front  safety  belts 
have  reversible  belt  pretensioners.  If  a colli
sion does not  occur, the  safety  belts  loosen 
slightly  and are ready to  be tightened  again. 
- Closing the  windows  and the  sunroof*:  the 
windows  and the  sunroof*  close  leaving a 
small  open  gap. 
Audi  pre sense basic  functions can be trig
gered at speeds above 20 mph (30 km/h). 
Vehicles with  Aud i drive  select*:  the  deploy
ment  time  is adapted  in 
Dynamic mode. 
Audi  pre  sense front (vehicles  with 
adaptive  cruise control*) 
Audi  pre sense front  includes  the  functions  in 
Audi  pre sense basic. In  addition,  within  the 
limits  of  the  system,  the  likelihood of  a colli 
sion with  the  vehicle  immediately ahead is al
so calculated . If  the  system  senses an  immi
nent  collision  the  following functions  can be 
tr iggered : 
- Braking  guard 
c::> page 92 
- Tightening  the  safety  be lts 
- Closing  the  windows  and  the sunroof*  (leav -
ing  a small  open  gap) 
Audi  pre  sense rear (vehicles  with  Audi 
side  assist*) 
Audi  pre sense rear  includes the  functions  in 
Audi  pre sense basic. In  addition,  the  likeli
hood  of  a rear-end  collision  with  the  vehicle 
coming  from  behind  is also calcu lated. 
If the  risk 
of  a co llision  is  detected,  the  following 
functions  can be triggered: 
- Tig htening  the  safety  belts 
- Closing  the windows  and the  sunroof*  (leav-
ing  a  small  open  gap) 
Audi  pre  sense plus* 
Audi  pre sense plus  includes  the  functions  in 
Audi  pre sense front  and Audi  pre sense rear. 
Error  message 
Audi pre  sense: not available 
Preventative  passenger protection  is not  avail
able.  See your  authorized  Audi  dealer immedi
ately  to  have the  malfunction  corrected. 
_& WARNING 
-= 
Audi  pre sense cannot  overcome  the  laws 
of  physics. It  cannot  prevent a collision.  Do 
not  let  the  increased  safety provided 
tempt  you to  take  risks. This will  increase 
the  r isk of  a collis ion  and serious  personal 
in juries . 
- The sensors cannot  always detect  all  ob
jects.  This increases  the  risk of  a colli
s10n. 
-Aud i pre sense does not  detect  people  or 
an im als  or objects  that  are  crossing the 
veh icle's  path 
c::> page 86. 
-The radar  sensor's vis ion can be reduced 
by heavy rain,  ice, snow,  heavy road sp ray 
and  reflections  from  guard  rails,  tunnel 
entrances,  etc.  These and similar  condi
tions  can prevent  vehicles from  being  ac 
curately  detected  and  in some  cases they 
may  not  be detected  at  all. 
(D Note 
The sensors can be displaced  by  impacts  or 
damage  to  the  bumper,  wheel  housing  and 
underbody.  This can affect  the  function  of 
the  Audi  pre sense system.  Have your  au
thorized  Audi  dealer  check to  make sure 
that  the  system  is working  properly.  
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ESC includes  and/or  works together  with the 
anti-lock  brake  system  (ABS) , brake assist  sys 
tem,  anti -slip regulation  (ASR) , e lectronic  dif
ferential  lock ( EDL) and  e lectronic  interax le 
d ifferential  lock* . ESC is swi tched on all the 
time.  In certain  situat ions when you need  less 
traction , you can switch  off ASR by pressing 
the  button 
[ru <::;> page 198, fig . 182 . Be sure 
to  switch  ASR on again  when you no longer 
n eed  less  t raction. 
Anti-lock  br aking s ystem  (ABS) 
ABS prevents  the  wheels  from  locking up 
when  braking . The veh icle can still  be steered 
even during  hard  braking . Apply steady  pres
sure  to the  brake  pedal.  Do not  pump  the  ped 
a l.  A puls ing  in the  bra ke peda l indicates  that 
the  system  is he lping you to  brake the  vehicle. 
Brake assist system 
The brake assist  system  can decrease  brak ing 
d istance. 
It increases  braking  power when  the 
driver  p resses  the  brake  pedal  quic kly in emer
gency situations.  You must  press  and  ho ld the 
b rake peda l until  the  situation  is over . In 
vehicles with  adaptive  cruise  control* , the 
brake assist  system  is more  sensitive  if the 
d istance  detected  to  the  vehicle ahead  is too 
small. 
Anti -slip  regulation  (ASR ) 
ASR reduces  engine  power when  the  d rive 
wheels  begin to  spin  and  adapts  the  force  to 
the  road  condit ions. This makes  it eas ier to 
s tart,  accelerate  and  drive up hills. 
El ectronic  diffe rential  lock  (EDL ) 
The ED L brakes  wheels  that  are  spinn ing and 
transfers  the  drive powe r to  the  other  drive 
wheel  or whee ls if the  vehicle is equipped  with 
all-whee l drive*.  This function  is available  up 
to  about  75  mph  (120  km/h). 
I n extreme  cases , ED L automatica lly switches 
off to  help  keep the  brake on the  braked  whee l 
from  overheating. 
E DL wi ll switch  on again  au
tomatically  when  conditions  have returned  to  normal. 
Int ellig ent  technolog y 197 
Electronic  intera xle differential  l ock */ 
se le ctive  wheel torque  cont rol * 
The electronic  interaxle  differential  lock (front 
whee l drive) or the  se lective whee l torque 
cont rol (all-wheel  dr ive) operates  when  dr iv
ing through  curves . The front  wheel  on the  in
s ide  of the  curve or both  wheels  on the  inside 
of the  curve are  braked  selectively as  needed . 
T his min imizes  sliding  in the  front  wheels  and 
allows for  more  p recise d riving through 
curves . T he  applicable  system  may no t acti
vate  when  driv ing in wet  or snowy conditions. 
A WARNING 
-- ESC, ABS, ASR, EDL and  the  electronic  in
teraxle  diffe rential  lock function*  cannot 
overcome  the  laws of physics. This is es
pecially important  on slippery  or wet 
roads . If the  systems  begin acting  to  sta
bilize your veh icle, you should  immedi
ately  change  yo ur speed  to  match  the 
road and  traffic cond itions.  Do not  let 
the  increased  safety  provided by these 
systems  tempt you to take  risks.  Do ing 
so will increase  the  r isk o f a  loss of vehi 
cle control,  collision and  serious  personal  inju ries. 
-Always  adapt  your speed  to  road,  traffic  and  weather  conditions . The risk of  los
ing control  of the  vehicle  increases  when 
driving too  fast,  espec ially through 
curves and  on slippery  or wet  roads,  and 
when  dr iv ing too  close  to  vehicles  up 
ahead . ESC, ABS, the  brake assist  sys
tem,  EDL, ASR and  the  e lectronic  inte r
axle d iffe ren tial lock function*  cannot 
preven t coll is ions. 
- Always accelerate  with  spec ial care  on 
even,  smooth  surfaces  su ch as  those  that 
are wet  or covered with  ice and  snow. 
The drive wheels  can spin  even with 
these  assistance  systems  that  cannot  al
ways he lp to  red uce the  risk of  loss of ve-
hicle control.  .,. 
• 
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198  Intelligent  technology 
@ Tips 
-ABS and ASR on ly work  correctly  when 
all  four  wheels  are equipped  w ith  identi
ca l tires. Different  tire  sizes can lead  to  a 
reduct ion in  engine  power. 
- You may hear  noises when  the  systems  described  are working. 
Switching  on  and  off 
- If  the  indicator  light DJ or til] (USA 
mode ls)/ [I] (Canada models)  appears, 
there  may be a malfunction 
¢ page  20 , 
¢page  19. 
ESC  turns  on automatically  when you  start  the  engine. 
Fig.  18 2 Cent er  co nsole, f). O FF bu tton 
ESC levels 
Sport  mode  on 
The following  situations  are exceptions  where 
it  may be usefu l to  switch  on sport  mode  to 
allow  the  wheels  to  sp in: 
- Rocking the  vehicle  to  free  i t when  i t  is st uck 
- Dr iving  in deep  snow or  on loose g round 
- Driving  with  snow chains 
Sport  mode  off 
Beha vio r 
The ESC a nd ASR stabilization  fun ct ions  The fu ll stabilization  function  o f the  ESC 
are  limited¢ .&,. 
Op eration Pr ess the 1.$ O FFI button . 
Indicato r I) turns  o n. 
lights 
Driv er mes- Stabiliza tion control  (ESC ): Sport. 
sage s  Warning!  R educed  stability 
,8. WARNING 
You should  only  switch  sport  mode  on if 
your  driving  abilities  and  road cond itions 
permit. 
- The stabilization  function  is limited 
when  sport  mode  is sw itched  on. The 
dr iv ing whee ls could  spin  and the  vehicle 
cou ld swe rve, especially  on slick  or  slip
pery  road surfaces . 
{D) Tips 
-Sport  mode cannot  be switched  on when 
adaptive  cruise control*  is switched  on. 
-
and ASR is availab le again . 
Press the 
1 .$ O FF I button  again. 
fl tu rns off. 
Stabilization  c ontrol  (ESC ): On 
- If  the  rear spo iler system  malf unct ions, 
s port  mode  may no t switch  on o r it  may 
sw it c h off  ag ain  autom atically.  
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No. Equ ipment  Amps 
4 Suspension  control  system  sen-s sor 
s 
E
lectronic  Stabilization  Cont rol 
s (ESC) module 
6  Climate  control 
s 
7  Adaptive  cruise  control 
10 
8 
Airbag control  module,  front 
s passenger's  seat sensor  system 
9  Gateway 
s 
Homelink  (garage  door  opener), 
10  night  vis ion  system  cont ro l 
s 
module 
11  Image 
processing  (active  lane 
10 
ass ist,  adaptive  cruise control) 
12  Dynamic  steering 
s 
13  Terminal  15  in 
the  instrument 
15 
panel 
14  Terminal  15 
in the luggage  com-
partment  30 
15  Terminal  15 
(engine) 
15 
16  Starter  40 
Fu se  pa nel ® (b rown ) 
No . Equipment  Amps 
1 Gateway s 
2  C
limate  control  10 
3  E
lectronic  Stabili zation  Control 
10 
(ESC)  module 
4  Fron
t door  (driver 's side) 
30 
s 
Power  seat  adjustment  (driver's 
7,5 
seat) 
6  Dynam
ic  steering 
35 
7  Sunroof  20 
8 
Rear door control module  (driv-
15 
er 's  side) 
9  Lumbar  support  (
Front  passen-
s ger  seat) 
10  Tire  pressure 
monitoring system 
s 
11 Su
nroof,  rear  spoi ler  (Sportba ck) 
20 
12  Driver 
door control  module 
15 
Fuse s  and  bulb s 2 7 3 
Fuse  pan el©  (r e d ) 
No . Equipment 
2  Fuel  pump 
3  Brake light 
sensor/brake  pedal 
sensor  system 
AdBlue  control  module  (Diesel)/ 
4  Engine  acoust ics 
s Left  rear  door  cont rol  modu le 
6  Power seat  adjustment 
(pas-
senge r's  seat) 
7  Horn 
8  Windshield  wiper  motor 
9  Light/rain  sensor,  heater 
for vid-
eo  camera  in windscreen 
10  Lumba r support  (driver  seat) 
11  Front 
passenger  door  control 
modu le 
12  Right  rea r door  cont rol  modu le 
Front  passenger  side cockpit  fuse 
assignment  Amp
s 
25 
S/S 
S/7,S  30 
7,5  15 
30 
s 
s 
15 
15 
F ig . 22 0 Front  passenger  side  cockpit:  fuse  pa nel w it h 
plast ic brac ket 
Fuse panel @ (bla ck) 
No . Equipment  Amps 
1 Head-up 
Display s 
2 MMI  Display s 
3 CD/DVD changer s 
4  MMI  unit/drives  7,5 
s 
Chip card  reader  (not  in all  coun-
s tries) 
6  Instrument 
cluster 
s 
7  Steering column  switch  module s ...  
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29 0  Index 
A 
Accessories  . ...... ..... ... .. .. .... . 28 7 
Active  lane ass ist  ... ... .. .. .. .. .. .. ..  95 
Activating  and deactivating  .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  .  96 
C leaning  the  camera  area  .. .. .. .. .. .  214 
Descr ipt ion  ... ........... .. .. .... ..  95 
I nstrument  cluster  indicator  light  . . .  .  .  96 
Messages  .  . .  . . . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  96 
Notes  on  instrument  cluster  display  .  . . .  96 
Setting  the  steering  wheel  vibrat ion  . . . .  97 
AC (automatic  cl imate  control)  . .. .. .. ..  72 
AC (climate  control)  . . . . . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  70 
Adaptive  air  suspension/sport  . ... .. .. .  102 
Adapt ive cruise  control  . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  86 
C leaning  the  senso r ....... .. .. .... . 214 
Messages  ............... .. .. .. .. ..  93 
Request  for  driver  intervention  .  . . . . .  .  .  91 
Stop-and-go  traffic  . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  90 
Adapt ive  Lig ht  (defective)  ... .. .. .... ..  23 
AdBlue  .. .. .. .. . .......... .. .. .... . 223 
F illing  . .. .. ............... .. .... . 225 
Messages  in the  instrument  cluster  dis-
play  ... .. .. ... .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .  224 
Adding  Eng ine coolant  ........... .. .. .. .. .  235 
Eng ine oil  ................. .. .... . 232 
W indshield  washer  fluid  . ...... .. .. .  241 
Additives  Eng ine oi l ............... .. .. .... . 232 
Adj usting 
A ir  dist ribution  (au tomatic  climate  con-
trol)  .. ... ... .. .. ..... ... .. .. .... ..  73 
ai r distribution  (climate  control)  ... .. . .  70 
Front  seats  . . .  . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  53 
Instrument  illum inat ion  ..... .. .... ..  47 
Steer ing column  e lectrically  .. .. .... ..  75 
Steer ing column  manually  ... .. .. .. . .  75 
Temperature  (automat ic climate  co ntrol)  73 
Temperature  (climate  control)  .... .. ..  70 
A irbag  system  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  149,  170 
Advanced Airbag  System  ... .. .. .... . 153 
Advanced Airbag  System  components  . 157 
Care  ..... .. ................ ... ...  165 
C hi ldren  ... ... .... ...... .. .. .. .. .  177 
C hil d  restra ints  ........... .. .. .. .. .  177 
Componen ts (front  airbags)  .. .. .. .. .  157  Danger of  fitting  a ch
ild seat on  the  front 
passenger seat  ... .. ... ..... ... .. ..  151 
Disposa l .. .. .. .. ... .. ..... ... .. ..  165 
Front  a irbags  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . .  153,  155 
How do the  front  airbags  work?  .. ....  159 
How  many a irbags  does my vehicle 
have?  ...... .. .. .. ... ... ... .. .. ..  157 
How the  Advanced Airbag  System com-
ponents  work  togethe r ......... .. ..  159 
Important  safe ty  instru ct ions on the 
knee airbag  system  .. .. ..... ... .. ..  168 
Important  things  to  know  .. ... ... . ..  149 
Knee airbags  ..... .. ... ..... ... .. ..  166 
Monitoring  .... .. ............. ....  161 
PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF light  ... ....  162 
Repairs  ... .... .. ............. ....  165 
Safety  instructions  .................  164 
S ide a irbags  ... .. ... .. .. ... ..... ..  169 
S ide curtain  airbags  ... ...... ... .. ..  172 
Warning/ind icator  lights  ........ .. .. .  19 
Warning/Indicato r lights  ....... .. ..  161 
When  must  the  system  be inspected?  161 
Aircraft  Transporting  your  vehicle 
Alcantara  280 
Cleaning  .. .... .. ............. ....  216 
All -wheel  drive  .... .. ... ..... ... .. ..  201 
Winter  tires  ..... ... .. ..... ... .. ..  258 
Alternator  . .  . . . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . .  . 17 
Amb ience lighting  .............. .... . 47 
Anti-freeze 
refer to Engine coolant  . ..... ... .. ..  234 
Anti- lock b rak ing  system  ............ .  196 
Wa rning/ind icator  lights  . . . . . . . .  . 19, 20 
Anti-slip  regulation  ............. .. ..  196 
Warning/ind icator  lights  .. ... ..... .. .  19 
Anti-theft  systems  Electronic  immobi lizer  .. ..... ... .. .. .  33 
Asht ray  .... .... ................... . 59 
Audi  braking  guard 
refer to brak ing guard  ............. ..  86 
Audi  drive  select 
refer to drive  select  ............ ....  102 
A udi  Serv ice Repair  Manuals  and  Litera-
tu re  ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... . ..... ... ..  285  
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29 2  Index 
Certification  ...... ..... ... .. .. .... . 288 
Changing  a wheel  .............. .. ...  266 
Changing  engine  oi l ........ .. .. .. .. .  233 
Chec king 
Engine coolant  leve l .... ... .. .. .... . 235 
Tire pressure  ... .. ..... ... .. .. .... .  249 
Ch ild  restra ints 
Da nger of  us ing  ch ild  restra ints  in the 
front  seat  . . .  . .  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  151 
Where  can  I get  additional  information 
about  child  restraints  and  their use?  ..  193 
Ch ild  restra int  system  anchors  ... .....  189 
Ch ild  safety  .. ..... ........ .. .. .... . 175 
Convertible  locking  retractor  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  186 
Important  safety instructions  for  using 
ch ild  safety  seats ........... .. .. .. .  179 
I mportant  th ings to  know  when  dr iving 
with  ch ildren  . ............. .. .... . 175 
Tether  anchors  ....................  192 
Tether  straps  .. ... ...... ... .. .... .  192 
Ch ild  safety  lock 
Rear doors  . .............. ... .. ....  40 
Child  safety  seats  .............. .... . 181 
Boo ster  se ats  . .  . . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  184 
Convertible  child seats  .............  182 
Conve rtible  locking  retractor  ......... 186 
H ow  do  I properly  install  a child  safety 
seat  in  my vehicle?  ...... .. .. .. .. .. .  179 
I nfant  sea ts  ............. .. .. .. .. .  181 
I nstall ing  .... ............. ...... . 186 
I nstalling  a child  restraint  using the 
L ATCH system  .. .. ..... ... .. .. .... .  191 
LATCH  system  ... .. .... ... .. .. .. .. .  19 1 
Lower  anchorages  ............ .... . 190 
Mount ing  and  releasing  the  anchorage 
hook  .. .. .. ... .... ...... ... ... .. .  191 
Safety  instructions  . . . . . . . . .  . . .  . .  . . .  179 
Unused safety  belts  on the  rear  seat  .. 181 
C igarette  lighter  .  . . .  . . . .  . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  59 
C le a ning  .. .. .. . .......... .. .. .. .. .  213 
Climate  control  Air vents  ... ... .... ...... ... ... .. ..  71 
Climate  controls  . . . .  . . . .  . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  69 
C limate  con trol  system 
Supp lementary  hea ter  ... .. .. .. .... . .  74 
Climate  control  (four-zone) 
Operation  . .  . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  72  Climate  control  (three
-zone) 
Operation  . . . . .  . .  . .  . . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  70 
Clock  ..............................  28 
Closing  Rear lid  ...........................  38 
Sl id ing/tilting  sunroof ............. ..  42 
Co ld tire  inflation  pressure  ..... ... .. ..  247 
Coming  home  ... .. ............. .... . 46 
Compact  spare  tire .............. ....  265 
Compartments  . . . .  . .  . . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  60 
Compliance  . . . .  . . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .  288 
Consumer  Information  . . . . . . . .  . .  138,  285 
Consumption  (fuel)  ... .......... .. .. .  25 
Co ntacting  NHTSA  . ................ . 138 
Controls  Cleaning  . ..... .. .. ... ..... ... .. ..  215 
Co nvenience  key  .  . .  . . . . . .  . . . . . . .  . .  . .  .  36 
Star ting the  engine  ............ .. .. .  76 
Stopping  the  eng ine (START ENG IN E 
STOP button)  . . . .  . .  . . . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  .  77 
Switching  the ignition  on  .... ... .. .. .  76 
Un locking  and locking  vehicle  .........  36 
Converti ble child  sa fe ty seats  ..... ....  182 
Co nvertib le  locking  retractor 
Activati ng  .... .... ............... . 188 
Deact ivat ing  . .. .. .......... ...... .  188 
U si ng to  secu re a child  safety  seat  1.86,  188 
Coolant 
refer  to Engine coolant  ............ .  234 
Cooling  mode  (automatic  climate  control)  72 
Cooling  mode  (climate  control)  ......... 70 
Cruise contro l 
Changi ng speed  .. .. ... ....... ... .. .  85 
Presett ing your  speed  ...............  85 
Switching  off  .. ....................  85 
Switch ing  on  . .. .. ... .......... .. .. .  84 
Warning/ind icator  lights  ........ .. .. .  24 
(upholder  .. .. ... . .. .... .... ... .. .. .  60 
C u rve light  . ..... .. ... .. ..... .... . ..  102 
Cylinder  on  demand  System  ...........  27 
D 
Data  recorder  ... ...................  196 
Date disp lay  . ..... .. .... .... ... .. .. .  28 
Daytime  run ning  lights  ........... .. .. .  44  
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_______________________________ I~ n~ d:::: e~x  293 
Declaration  of  compliance 
Adaptive  cruise  control  . ... ... ... .. . 
288 
Aud i side assist  ......... ... .. .. .. . 288 
Cell phone  package  . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . 288 
Conven ience key .......... .... .. ... 288 
Electronic  immobilizer  .............. 288 
Homelink  universal  remote  contro l .. . 288 
Remote  control  key  ................ 288 
Decorative  parts/trim 
Cleaning  . .. ............. .... .. ... 
215 
DE F 
What  does  th is mean when  it  appears  in 
the  trip odometer  d isp lay?  ... .. .. .. .. 
27 
D efective  light  bulb  warning  .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  23 
Defrosting  (windows)  automatic  climate  control  ............ 73 
l' l c ,mate  contra  . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  71 
Determin ing  correct  load limit  . .. .. .. . 
252 
D iese l fue l ... ............. .. .. .. ... 219 
Diese l particu late  filter  . . . . . .  . . .  . 22,  205 
D imensions  .. ... .. ..... ... .. .. .. ...  283 
Dimming  the  rearview  mir ror  .. .. ... ... 
5 1 
Displays 
Cleaning  . .. ............. .... .. ...  215 
D istance  . . . .  . . . .  . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . . 
25 
Door/rear  lid  warning  . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . .  . 24 
Doors  Power  child safety  lock  ..............  40 
D river  information  system 
CD/radio  display  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  24 
Door/rear  lid  warning  .. ... .. .. .. .. . . 
Eff  . ,c,ency  program  ........ .. .. .. .. . .  24 26 
Exterior  temperature 
display  ... .. .. ..  24 
On-board  computer  ................. 
25 
Driver  seating  position  ... ... .. .. .. .. .  13 1 
d rive select  ..................... ... 
102 
adaptive a ir su spension/spo rt  . .. .. .. . 10 2 
Adapt ive dampe rs  ........ .. .. .. .. . 10 2 
Curve light  .... .. ..... ... .. .. .. ... 102 
Engine sound  ... .. .... ... .. .. .. ... 102 
Safety  belt  tensioner ...... .. .. .. .. . 102 
Sport  different ia l  . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . 102 
D riving  safely  . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  130 
Dr iving  through  water  ...... .. .. .. .. . 
206 
Driving  time  ... ... ..... ... .. .. .. .... 25 
D up licate  key  .. ........... .. .. .. ....  32  D
ust filter 
refer  to Pollutant  filter  . ..... ... .. .. . 69 
E 
Easy entry  fea ture  .  . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . 76 
Efficiency  program  . . .  .  . .  . .  . .  . . .  . . .  . .  . 26 
Fuel economy  messages  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 
Ot her equ ipment  . ................. . 26 
Electr ical  accessories  (sockets) ......... 60 
Electro -mecha nica l powe r ass ist  ... .. .. 201 
E lectromechan ical  pa rking  brake 
E mergency  brak ing  . .............. .. 
81 
Operation  .  . .  . .  . .  . . . . . .  . . . . . .  . . . . .  . 79 
Parking  . .. .. .. .. .... ........... .. . 
80 
Re leas ing and closing  .. ..... ... .. .. .  79 
Starting  assist  ..... . .. .. ..... ... .. . 
80 
Starting  from  rest  .. . .. ..... ... .. .. . 80 
Starting  off  w ith  a trailer  .......... .. . 80 
Warning/ind icator  lights  ............ . 16 
Electronic  differential  lock 
Warning/indicator  lights  ..... ... .. .. . 
19 
Electronic  differential  lock (E DL)  ...... . 196 
Warning/ind icator  lights  .......... .. . 20 
Electronic  immob ilizer  . . . .  . . . . . . .  . 27, 33 
E lectronic  power  contro l (EPC) 
warning/indicator  light  .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . 
21 
El ectronic  speed  limiter  .......... .... . 31 
Electronic  Stabili zat ion Contro l (ESC)  . .. 
196 
Warning/ind icator  lights  ............. 19 
Emergency actuation 
Doors  . ... .. .... ... .. .. ..... ... .. .  38 
Power sunroof  . .. .. ............... . 43 
Rear lid  ... .. .. .. .... ........... .. .  40 
Emergency bra king  ... .. ...... ... .. .. . 
81 
Emergency flasher  ...................  45 
Warning/ind icator  lights  .............  24 
Emergency release  Se lector  lever  . .  . .  . . . .  . . . .  . . . .  . . . . . 
115 
Emerge ncy starting  . .. .. ..... ... .. .. 276 
E t  . mergency  owing ... . .. .. ..... ... ..  278 
Emergency  warning  triangle  .......... 
264 
E nergy  m anagement  . ........... .... 2 02 
Engine 
Compartment  .. .. .. ............... 
229 
Coolant  ...... .... ................  234 
Data  284 
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Transport  Canada . . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . .  138 
Transport ing your  vehicle  .. ..... .. ....  280 
T read Wear  Indicator  (TWI)  .. .. .. .. .. .  253 
Trip odomete r ............. .... .. ....  27 
What  does it  mean  when  DEF appears  in 
the  trip  odometer  display?  ... .. .. .. ..  27 
Trunk 
refer  to L u ggage  compa rtment  . .  . .  . .  . .  64 
T runk  pass-through  . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  68 
T urn  signa ls  .. .... .. .... ... .. .. .. ....  4 6 
War ning/indicator  lights  ... .. .. .. .. .. 
24 
u 
Unfasten ing  safety  be lts 
Unid irect iona l tires  ...... .... ... ... . . 
Uniform  tire  quality  grading  ... .. .. ..  . 
Unlo cking  1
4 5 
2 4 3 
257 
P owe r locking  sw itch  ...... .. .. .. .. ..  3 7 
Remote  control  ... .... ... .. .. .. ....  35 
Using the  key  .... ..... ... .. .. .. ....  37 
V 
Valet  park ing  . ............. .... .. .. ..  4 2 
Vanity  m irrors  .. .............. ... ... .  48 
Vehicle  care/cleaning  ............ .. .. .. .. .  213 
Vehicle e lec tric al  system  .... .. .. .. .. ..  17 
Vehicle  ident ificat io n  labe l ... .. .. .. .. .  282 
Vehicle  Identification  N umber  (VIN)  ... .  282 
Ve hicle jack  . .  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  264,  268 
Vehicle  li terature  . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  5 
Vehicle shutt-down  . ..... ... .. .. .. .. .  20 6 
Vehicle transport  ............. .... ..  280 
Vent ilation  .. .. .... .. .... ... .. .. ....  69 
Vi ny l 
C le a ning  . .. .... ......... .... .. .. .  216 
w 
War ning/ indicato r lights  .... .. .. .. .. ..  12 
A irbag sys tem  ........... .... .. .. ..  19 
Ant i-loc k br ak ing sys tem  (ABS)  .. .. .. ..  20 
B rake system  .... ..... ... .. .. .. .. ..  1 5 
Cruise control  . . . . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . . 
24 
Elect romechanical  par king  brake  . ... ..  1 6 
Electronic  power  contro l . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  21 
Inde x 301 
Electronic  Stabilizat ion  Cont ro l (ESC) . ..  19 
Generator  . . .  . .  . . . .  .  . . .  . . . . . .  . . .  . .  .  17 
G low  p lug  system  .  . .  . .  . . .  . . . .  . . .  . .  .  21 
Instrument  cluster  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 11 
Malfunction  Ind icator  Lamp  (MIL)  .. .. .  21 
Safety  be lt  . .  . .  . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  17 
T urn  signals  ... .. .. . .. .... .... .. .. . 24 
Warning/I ndicator  lights 
Airbag  system  .  . .  . . . .  . . . . . . . .  161,  162 
PASSENGER AIR  BAG OFF  ...........  162 
Warranty  coverages  .. . .. .. ..... ... ..  285 
Washe r reservo ir ... ...... ..........  241 
Wear  indicator  .. .. .................  253 
We ights  .... .. .. .. .. .. ........... ..  282 
What  happens  if  you wear your  safety  belt 
too  loose?  .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .... ....  144 
What  happens  to  unbe lted  occupants?  .  . 141 
Wha t  impa irs d riving  safety?  ...... .. ..  131 
What  should  I  do  after  changing  a 
whee l?  ........ ... .. ...............  250 
What  shou ld I  do  after  replacing  whee ls?  250 
Whee l bolts 
T o rque  .. .. .. .. .. .... ........... ..  260 
Wheels  ...... .. .... .......... .....  243 
Checking t ire p ressure  ......... .... . 249 
Cleaning  ........ .. ...............  214 
Co ld tire  inflatio n pressure  ...... .. ..  24  7 
General notes  .. ...... ........... ..  243 
G loss ary of  tire  and loading  term inolo -
gy  .. ... .. .. .... .. . .. .. ..... ... ..  244 
New ti res and wheels  . .. ..... ... .. ..  254 
Tires and veh icle  load  limits  ....... ..  251 
When  must  a safety  be lt be  replaced?  ..  143 
When  must  t he a irbag  system  be inspect-
ed?  ........... ... .. ...............  161 
When  should  I  adjust  the  t ire pressures?  250 
When  should  I che ck t he ti re p ress ures? .  250 
Where  are lower  anchorages  located?  . ..  190 
Where  can I find  the  t ire press ures fo r my 
ca r?  .. ... .. .. .... .. . .. .. ..... ... ..  249 
Why  safety  belts?  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . .  140,  141 
Windows  Cleaning/removing  ice  . ...... ... .. ..  215 
defrosting  (automatic  climate  control)  . 73 
defros ting  (cl imate  control)  . ... ... .. .  71 
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