Volkswagen Touran Owners Manual: Button for the driver assist systems

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Fig. 14 On the turn signal and main beam lever: button for driver assist systems

First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings

You can switch the driver assist systems listed in the Assistant menu on and off with the button on the turn signal and main beam lever .

Switching individual driver assist systems on or off

Briefly press the button (arrow) to call up the Assistant menu.

Select the driver assist system and switch it on or off . A tick indicates when a driver assist system is switched on.

Then confirm the selection by pressing OK.

Switching all driver assist systems on or off

Press the button (arrow) for longer than one second to switch all the driver assist systems that are selected in the Assistant menu on or off at the same time.

All driver assist systems will be switched on if none of the driver assist systems in the Assistant menu were active.

Using the menus in the instrument cluster

Fig. 12 Vehicles without multi-function steering wheel: press button Ⓐ in the windscreen wiper lever to confirm the menu point and rocker switch Ⓑ to change the menu Fig. 13 Right-hand side ...

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