clock VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2009 Owners Manual

Changing the default volume
on page 3 and note the introductory informa­
adjustments are indica te d on th e screen by a Meanwhile , d evice operatio n is blocked.
the device is mu ted (display:
Turn the volum e contro l Q counterclockwise is displayed.
ava ilab le on the devic e, br iefly press the !MUTE 1
on pag e 3 and note the
display s ca n be sho wn only after a co mplete
s yst em start of the radio naviga tio n syste m. T
he curr
ently played media source is stopped
wh ile the device is mu ted .
Please lower the volume befo re switching to another audio source if the base volume of an aud io source was increased considerably.
Country-dependent function button omission
Based on m arket specific conditions , it is poss ible
that not the fu nctions described in this manua l
a re exec utable , a nd the function buttons on the
scr een may be displayed differently than described
Depending on the vehicle, adju stments of air con­
d itioning settings or displays regarding factory -in­
z
1l no p h o ne pac kag e is
Introduction

Displaying the route list
A route list can be displayed during ro ut e
Press the Route button in the Info window, and
press the Rou te list bu tton in the pop-up window.
the map display function , ress the (Options ) function butt on and press Route tist function
button in th e pop-up window .
The route corresponding to the active route
guidance is calcula ted and displayed 68.
The route
d ispl ays street names or
route
sections which must be passed prior to the next
dest ination are displayed .
Tum the tuning knob 1 @to browse the
route list.
Press the tuning knob or th e (Deta ils) function
button to disp lay the distance, estimated drive
time , and where
Press butto n to close the
behind an entry in the route list
Mark the entry with an arrow by turning the
t uning knob and press to and sh ow the
partia l sect ions. The arro w ch ange to
Pr ess the entry wit h an arrow to hide the par-
tia l sectio ns. on page 3, note the ry Information and heed the on p age 51.
Displayed route sections can be blocked
for the calculation or in com binat ion with
Displa ying the route list
Rotate the tuning knob 1 to tag the
route sectio n that is to be blo cked .
Press the (B lock ) function button .
Turn the tuning knob clockwise to tag the
When the route section is tagged up to the
r o ute to be blo cke d, touc h the to ) fun ction
bu tton .
the (B lock to ) function button appears to be
the sect ion of the route to be blocked
until the (Max) disappea rs and th e (Bloc k to ) tion button becomes active again. parts of a
route section if neede d 56.
315
a closu re has been confirmed , the route list be close d.
The ro ut e is reca lc ulated as long
as th e naviga tio n
system can determi ne a reasonabl e route to avoid
t he blocked section.
T
he f un ction button changes to in
the route list.
The blocked route sectio ns are then displayed
on the map in red . a detour is calcula ted , th e
b locked route section is displayed in gray .
Removing a block
Press the nus (except for
re ga rding exclusion starting with the vehic le location

Instrument cluster
Introduction
this section find information about:
overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . 19
Compass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21 Service reminder display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
More information:
Warning and indicator
Display of the selected gears (automatic trans­miss ion ) 171
Service reminder inform ation Warran­ty and Maintenance.
overview
Fig. 9 cluster in the instrument
Driving on today 's roads demands the at­tention of the driver at
driving. on
explanations 9:
Button for setting the
butto n to highlight the hour or the minutes in the
push the button Press and the button to fast forward.
- Push
button again to finish setting the
Tachometer (thousands of revolutions per minute when the engine is running).
The red zone at the end of the
indi cates maximum pe rmi ssibl e engi ne rpm (revolution s pe r
pos ition D, o r ease your foot off the accele rator
Engine coolant temperature display 233.
appropriate ly equ ippe d vehicles , the clock can also be set via the Settings menu in the instrumen t cl uster display 28 .
18 Vehicle overview

Adjusting the seating position
Introduction
this section find inf ormation about:
Examp les
of improper seat ing pos itions . . . 59
Pr ope r seating position . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manual contr ols on the driver and passe nger
seat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Ele ctrica l co ntr ols o n the driver and front
passenger seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Adj ustin g
the head restra ints . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
R emoving and re in stalling head restraints . . . 64
Adj usting the stee
ring whee l position . . . . . . . 65
Cen te r armrest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Number of seats
Th e vehicle
has a t otal of 5 seat ing posit ions: 2 in front and 3 in the rea r. Eac h seating pos ition has a
safety belt.
More information:
funct ions 67
page 69
Ai r ba g syste m 82
safety and child restraints
WARNING
Improper seat ing pos itions increase the risk of severe or fatal injuries in a crash or other accidents,
times .
Never
Always secure children in the vehicle with a n approved and suitable restraint system appropriate for their age, weight, and height 82 .
Always keep your feet on the in front of the seat. Never rest them on the seat,
Always adjust seat , safety belts, and head straints properly before driving and make sure that
inches (25 em) betw een the front pa ssenger' s breastbone and the in strument panel.
ches (25 em) between your breastbone and the steering wheel.
Adjust the driver's seat so that you can push the pedals while keeping your knee(s) slightly bent. The
di stance to the instrument panel in the knee
a rea must be at least 4 inche s
these requirements cannot be met for physical reason s, contact an authorized
Volk swagen dealer or an auth orized gen Facility to see whether adaptive equipment is avai la bl e.
Always hold the steering wheel on the side of the steering wheel rim with your hands at the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions to help reduce the risk of personal injury if the driver's airbag inflates .
Never hold the steering whee l a t the
12 o'clock position or with your hands at e r places inside the steering whee l rim or on the steering wheel hub. Holding the steering wheel the wrong way can cause serious rie s to the hand s, arm s, and head if the
Pointing the steer ing whe el t oward your face dec reases the of the driver's bag to h elp protect you in a
Never drive with backrest s reclined or ed back farthe r than necessary to drive

first rea d and note the introduc­tory information and hee d the WARN­on page 58.
The following describes the proper seating posi­
tions for the driver and front seat passenger .
special modifications to your
vehicle may be necessary .
to
Adjust head restraints so that the upper edge of the head restraint is at least at eye
32 and 33.
Push the head restrai nt completely down for
short even if the top of the head is then be­
people should the head restraint the way up.
Adjust the sea t backrest angle to an upright po­sition so that your back is in contact with it when the veh icle is moving.
Before driving
Fig. 33 P roper safety
Always keep both feet on the whenever the vehicle is moving .
Always adjust and fasten safety belts properly
adjustment:
Adjust the steering whe el so that there are at least inches (25 em) between the steeri ng
wheel and your breast bone
grasp the top of the steering wheel with your bent.
Always hold the steering wheel on the outside of the steering wheel rim with your hands at the
9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions to help reduce the
risk
of personal injury if the driver's airbag innates.
Never hold the steering wheel at the 12
and
head if th e driver's airbag innates.
Adjust the steering wheel so that the steering
wheel cover points at your chest and not at your
face. Pointing the steer ing wheel toward your face
dec reases the ability
of the driver's airbag to help
protec t you in a
Adjust the driver's seat so tha t you can easily push the pedals the way to the noor while keep­
ing your knee(s) bent.
Adjust the seat height so that the top point o f
the steering wheel can be reached .
Always keep both feet in the times.

Driving without head restraints or with properly adjusted head restraints increases
the risk of serious injuries in a
tory information and heed the on page 58.
Adju st the steerin g whee l only w he n the veh icl e is
no t m ovi ng.
Push dow n o n the leve r 41
Adj ust th e steering whee l so th a t it ca n b e held w ith hands at the 9 o'cloc k and 3 o 'clock positio ns
o n the out side of the steering wheel rim and with
t he arms slightl y b ent at the elbow .
Pull the leve r up firml y until it is flu sh with th e
stee ring colum n
the lever
denly while the vehicle is moving.
Never adjust the steering wheel so that it points toward your face . Always make sure that the steering wheel points toward your chest. Otherwise, the airbag system cannot protect you properly in the event of a crash.
side of the steering wheel rim with your hands at the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions to help reduce the risk of serious personal
where inside the steering wheel or on the steering wheel hub. Holding the steering wheel the wrong way increases the risk of vere injury to the arms, hands, and head if the driver airbag deploys.

the fuel and take the fuel cap back
on the
Afte r switc hing on the ignition , the light
may stay on or the text message may
however, the malfunction indi cato r light also
comes on, drive to your nearest authorized Volks­
wagen deale r or a uthorized
Vol kswage n Facility and have the fuel system and the engine
checked .
Driving with a fu el tank that is almost empty can lead to and serious personal injuries.
Refueling
Fig . 125 Fuel cap placed on the open fuel
tory information and hee d the WARN­on page 214.
Before refue ling , always switch off the engine, the
i gniti on , and phones , and leave them
switc hed off unt il refu eling is complete .
when driving over bumps, across slopes, and up and down
and relat ed systems no t work if the engine or due to lack o f f uel.
to reduce the risk of running out of fuel and stalling in traffic.
ca n re sult vehicle damage .
fuel supply can cause the
engi ne to misfire . This
The arrow next to the gas pump symbo l in the fuel gauge 124 shows the of the vehicle with the fuel filler Opening the fuel cap
Unlo ck the vehicle from the outside with the ve­
h ic le key or pres s the central loc king button in driv­
er
to unlock the vehicle from the inside 41.
The fuel
Pre ss on the back part of the fuel and
fold open .
Unscrew the fuel cap counterclockwise
and remove . Plac e the cap on the top of the fue l 125 .
The correc t fuel grade for you r vehicle is listed on
a sticker on the insid e of the fuel 125.
The fuel tank is full when the automatic filler nozzle pump switch es off the first time
Do not try to add fuel after the pump stops!
T opping off the tank in this way may the expan­
sion space that the tank needs and cause fuel to
for exam ple, if it gets warmer out side .

the luggage compart-
ment: Hand wheel holding spare ment:
Hand wheel holding compact
whee l
in place . spare
wheel in place.
first read and note the Return the vehicle tool kit to its
on Unhook the floor covering and fold
page of
Rem9ving the spare wheel gage compartment.
covering and hook it on the upper
whee ls, a compact spare wheel, for
or compact spare wheel 141 examp le, or i f the road whee ls are
counterclockw ise and remove the winte
r tires, use the spare wheel for a
spare
covering on the up- Rep
lace it w ith a tire match ing the
per edge of the luggage compart- others
on your vehicle as soon as
ment. possible.
i
nto the spare wheel so tha t Do not drive faste r than mph
the center hole
of the rim is a ligned
Avoid N Turn the hand wheel clockw ise until
braking and fast cornering!
the whee l replaced is secure ly in
p lace.

a wheel bolt does not come loose, ca ref ully push
the end of the lug wrench with your foot. Make
sure you are standing firmly on the ground and
hold on
to the vehicle for support .
Loosening the wheel bolts
Push the lug wrench over the wheel bolt all the
way
H oldi ng the lug wrench at the end , loosen the
wheel bolt by turning it countercloc kwise about one comp lete turn
Loosening the anti-theft wheel bolt
Take the adapter for the anti-theft wheel bolt
out of the vehicle tool kit.
Holding the lug wrench at the end , lo osen the wheel bolt by turning it counterclockwise about one comp lete turn
information regarding wheel bolts
The design of rims and whee l bolts is matched to
the factory- in sta lled whee ls . diffe re nt wheels are
ins ta lled , wheel bolts with the right length and bolt
head shape must be used . T
he a ttachment of the
wheels and function of the brake system depend
on this .
may not be possible to use wheel bolts from ferent vehicles of the same model.
a whee l with a w hee l cover , the anti-theft whee l 161 in relation to the position of the tire valve
tight ened bolts for stee l a nd alloy wheel
r im s shou ld have a torque of 88ft lbs
Do
Improperly tightened wheel bolts can come loose while driving and cause you to lose
control over the vehicle, resulting in
and grease .
Loosen the wheel bolts only about one turn before lifting the vehicle with the jack.
Never loosen bolted connections on wheel
rims with bolted rim rings.
the wheel bolts are not tig hten ed to the proper torque, the wheel can come off the

Fig. 164 Chang ing a whee l: remove previous ly
loos ened wheel bolts using the screwdrive r hand le .
on page
Removing the wheel
Review the checklist 311.
Loosen the wheel
Lift the
Completely unscrew and remove the previously
l oosened wheel
164. Place the
wheel
Remove the wheel.
the tire is a unidirectional ti r e , be sure to
Place the spare wheel or compact spare wheel
on the ax le.
in posit ion 161 in relation to the position of the
tire valve Hand tighten it using the adapter by
turning clockwise .
on page
Lower the vehicle with the jack .
Use the lug wrench to firmly tighten wheel Do not tighten them in sequence! Tighten any wheel to begin , then
tighten the wheel
and so forth .
caps , center wheel
Wheel bolts that are tightened or
Always keep wheel bolts and threads in the whee l hub clean and free of
Improper use of a compact s pare wheel can
cause loss o f vehicle control, a crash or other accident , and serious person al injury.
nering!
km ) with a compact spare wheel that is on the front axle (drive axle).
Replace the compact spare with a normal wheel and tire as soon as possible. Compact spa re tires are designed for brief use only.
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