wash VOLKSWAGEN ID.5 2022 Owners Manual

zone of the airbag, or the objects will be
flung against the body.
x Ne
ver hold any objects in your hand or
on your lap while the vehicle is in mo-
tion.
x Never transport any objects on the front
passenger seat. The objects could enter
the deployment zone of the airbag dur-
ing sudden braking or driving manoeu-
vres and then be flung dangerously
through the vehicle interior if the airbag
is activated.
x There must be no other persons, animals
or objects between the vehicle occu-
pants sitting on the front seats and rear
outer seats and the deployment zones of
the airbags. Ensure that children and
adults keep to this rule. breathing difficulties, particularly for
people suff
ering from asthma or people
who have (had) other respiratory prob-
lems. To help reduce breathing difficul-
ties, get out of the vehicle or open the
windows or doors for more fresh air.
x If you come into contact with the dust,
you should wash your hands and face
with a mild soap and water before eat-
ing.
x Do not let the dust get into your eyes or
into open wounds.
x If dust has entered your eyes, rinse them
with water. Type of front passenger front
airbag system
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 47.
V

olkswagen offers two different front pas-
senger front airbag systems.
Depending on the vehicle equipment, an air-
bag system or an airbag system with front
passenger front airbag deactivation may be
installed.
Airbag system
The front passenger front airbag can be deac-
tivated only by a qualified workshop.
Characteristics of the airbag system:

x
Always switch off the Easy Open func-
tion via the Inf
otainment system before
carrying out any maintenance and repair
work.
x Always switch off the Easy Open func-
tion via the Infotainment system before
washing the vehicle.
x Always switch off the Easy Open/
Easy Close function via the Infotainment
system before fitting a bicycle carrier or
attaching a trailer

oped. This also applies to engine oils in the
case of combustion engines. F or this reason,
service fluids and consumables should be re-
placed at a qualified workshop. Volkswagen
dealerships are kept up to date on all
changes. NOTICE
x Only use suitable service fluids f
or refilling.
Never use the wrong service fluid. Failure
to observe this warning can result in seri-
ous malfunctions and engine damage. Leaking service fluids can pollute the
en

vironment. Spilt service fluids must
be collected in suitable containers and dis-
posed of properly and in an environmentally
responsible way. Washer fluid

fluid. These may leave an oily film on the
window, considerably restricting the field
of vision.
NOTICE
x Ne ver mix suitable cleaning agents with
other cleaning agents. This can cause the
ingredients to separate and block the
washer jets. Coolant
Introduction to the topic
Do not work on the cooling system unless
you are familiar with the task, aware of the
general saf

ety procedures and have the cor-
rect equipment, service fluids and suitable
tools. Failing to carry out work correctly can
cause serious injuries

x
Do not use cleaning agents that contain
solv ents. Solvents can cause irreparable
damage to the airbag modules.
x Protect your hands and arms against
parts with sharp edges, e.g. when clean-
ing the insides of the wheel housings. NOTICE
Soiling with aggressive and solvent-based in-
gredients can cause irreparable damage to
the v

ehicle equipment, even if left for only
a short time, e.g. on seat padding or trim
parts. x
Do not let contamination or dirt dry.
x Ha

ve stubborn stains removed by a quali-
fied workshop. Washing the vehicle
To wash your v
ehicle correctly and properly,
please observe the following information

Treat the vehicle with liquid hard wax every
three months after washing and remo
ving
dust. Only use clean, soft microfibre cloths to
apply the wax. Do not use hot wax, even in
car washes.
Further information:

Battery charge limits
277
Belt retractor 44
Belt status display see Seat belts 37
Belt tension limiter 44
Belt tensioner 44
Disposal 45
Service and disposal 45
Bench seat 97
Bicycle carrier Fitting on the ball coupling 267
Black ice warning 23
Bluetooth 216
Profile 216
Bonnet Closing 312
Display 313
Opening 312
Warning lamp 313
Bonnet space Preparations 311
Safety notes 309
Boot see Luggage compartment 254
Boot lid 84
Closing 88
Closing automatically 88
Driving with an open boot lid 133
Electrically closing 86
Electrically opening 86
Opening 87
Opening automatically 87
Brake Assist system 190
Brake blending 191
Brake energy recuperation (energy recov-
ery) 134
ECO assistance 136
Brake fluid 318
Specification 319
Brake servo 189, 190
Brake support systems 189
ABS 189
BAS 189
EDL 189
ESC 189
TCS 189
XDS 189
Brake system Malfunction 134
Brakes 189
Brake fluid 318Brake fluid level
319
Brake pads 131, 134
Brake support systems 189
Changing the brake fluid 319
Electromechanical brake servo 190
Electronic parking brake 177
Emergency braking function 178
Parking brake 177
Running in brake pads 131
Braking intervention Automatic 182
Damage minimisation 182
Break recommendation Switching on and off 25
Breakdown Making your vehicle safe 66
Breakdown set 348
Check after driving for 10 mi- nutes 351
Contents 349
Inflating the tyre 350
Preparations 350
Sealing the tyre 350
When not to use 348
Buckle-up request see Seat belts 37
Bulb failure see Changing bulbs 295
Button cell Replacing in the vehicle key 74
C
Camera 159
Cameras Add-on parts 363
Damage 363
Repairs 363
Car wash Parking brake 177
Vehicle care 355
Car2X communication 198
Switching on and off 199
System limits 199
Troubleshooting 200
Care see Vehicle care 355
CCS see Cruise control system 145
Central airbag see Airbag system 56
Central locking
Index 39711A012720AB

Navigation
238, 240, 242
Additional window 245
Controlling the map 239
Controlling the navigation map 239
Detailed view 245
Edit route 245
Entering an address for route guid- ance 242
Equipment level 240
Favourite destinations 243
Function: destination input 242
Further options 245
Last destinations 242, 243
Learn usage patterns 245
Map 239, 243
Navigation announcements 238
Navigation map 239
Offroad mode 243
Operating the map 243
Personal POIs 242
Predictive navigation 242
Restrictions 239
Route plan 245
Saved data 239, 245
Saving destinations 243
Selecting alternative charging sta- tions 244
Selecting charging stations 244
Stored destinations 243
Suggestions 242
Symbols 240
Traffic reports 244
Updating navigation data 241
Using contact data 243
Using the map for destination in- put 243
Zooming into the map 239
Zooming into the navigation map 239
Zooming out of the map 239
Zooming out of the navigation map 239
New tyres 329
Noises Brake support systems 192
Notes on driving 129
Number of seats 34
O
Odometer see View summary 18Old tyres
329
On-board diagnostic system (OBD) 367
Oncoming vehicle braking when turning 164
Online functions Radio 233
Online services 200
Online system update 196
Online vehicle functions 205
Opening Doors 77
Sun blind in the glass roof 119
Windows 89
Operation Park Distance Control 185
Orientation lighting 109
Other applicable documents 217
Overview Centre console 13
Driver door 9
Driver side 10
Front passenger side 14
Front view 7
Rear view 8
Roof 14
Vehicle 7
Warning and indicator lamps 15
Overview of indicator lamps 15
Overview of warning lamps 15
P P ark Distance Control Checklist 180
Malfunction 184
Operating 185
Prerequisites 180
Parking 176
Parking brake 177
Automatic switch-on 177
Car wash 177
Emergency braking function 178
Rolling capability 177
Switching off 177
Switching on 177
Troubleshooting 178
Parking light 108
Switching on and off 108
Parking systems Displays 181
Function buttons 181
General information 179
406 Index

Indicator lamp
82
Indicator lamp in the vehicle key 75
Keyless Access 76, 82, 140
Lane change system 174
Lane keeping system (Lane As- sist) 167
Lights 110
Low charge level 285
Noises of the electronic parking brake 178
One-touch opening and closing 91
Parking system cameras 183
Parking system sensors 183
Parking systems 183
Predictive cruise control 159
Proactive occupant protection sys- tem 47
Rain and light sensor 111, 115
Reduced power 137
Roll-back function 91
Sensors 77
Speed limiter 148
Speed limiter with predictive con- trol 150
Starter button 139, 140
Steering 143
Steering column 143
Towing bracket 273
Trailer turn signals 111
Travel Assist 170
Turn signals 77, 82, 89, 110
Tyre monitoring system 327
Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator 327
Unit of temperature 126
Vehicle battery (12-volt) is not charg- ed 323
Vehicle battery (12-volt) warning lamp 323
Vehicle battery (12-Volt): 12-volt battery diagnosis 324
Vehicle battery (12-Volt): battery diag- nosis 324
Vehicle battery (12-Volt): checking the 12- volt battery 324
Vehicle battery (12-volt): low charge lev- el 324
Vehicle battery (12-Volt): replacing the 12-
volt battery 324
Vehicle battery (12-volt): vehicle will not restart 323
Vehicle key not recognised 140
Vehicle lighting 111Vehicle operation not possible 136
Vision
114
Voice control 230
Washer fluid level 114
Water under the vehicle 127
Window condensation 126
Wipers 114
Type plate 389
Tyre damage 334
Tyre load 338
Tyre Mobility System see Breakdown set 348
Tyre monitoring system 325
Indicator lamp 327
Malfunction 327
Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator 325
Tyre pressure 332
Checking 333
Comfort tyre pressure 333
Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator 325
Replacing tyres 330
Tyre repair set see Breakdown set 348
Tyre wear 334
Tyres see Wheels and tyres 328
Tyres with directional tread pattern 338
U
Unlocking From the inside 79
Updating the software 196
USB port 215
User administration 205
Using the telephone 251
V
V2X communication Traffic hazard alert 199
Vanity mirrors 118
Vehicle Lending or selling 202
Locking and unlocking from the in- side 79
Making safe in the event of break- down 66
Parking on a downhill gradient 176
Parking on an uphill gradient 176
Recycling 373
Returning 373
412 Index

Unlocking or locking with Keyless Ac-
cess 75
Vehicle battery (12-volt) 320
Automatic switch-off for electrical con- sumers 322
Charging 321
Checking the electrolyte level 321
Connecting 321
Discharge 322
Disconnecting 321
Earth connection for jump start- ing 302
Explanation of symbols 320
Jump starting 302
Location 320
Preparations 321
Replacing 321
Vehicle care 355
Aerials 371
Automatic car washes 356
Car wash 355
Controls 359
Displays, screens 359
Electrically adjustable seats 359
Exterior 355, 358
Fabrics 359
Hand wash 356
High-pressure cleaners 356
Interior 355, 359
Leatherette 359
Microfibre fabrics 359
Natural leather 359
Plastic parts 359
Polishing (paintwork) 356
Rubber seals 359
Seat belts 359
Seat covers 359
Seat cushions with seat heating 359
Seats with airbag components 359
Service position for windscreen wip- ers 293
Trim parts 359
Trim strips 359
Waxing (paintwork) 356
Windows 359
Winter conditions 356
Wiper blades 293
Wooden trims 359
Vehicle data sticker 389
Vehicle functions Online 205Vehicle identification number
387, 389
Displaying 29
Position 388
Vehicle key 73
Replacing the button cell 74
Spare key 73
Vehicle overview Driver side 10
Vehicle overviews Centre console 13
Driver door 9
Front passenger side 14
Front view 7
Rear view 8
Roof 14
Vehicle settings menu Opening 31
Setting 31
Vehicle toolkit 292
Contents 292
Stowage 292
Vehicle