Volkswagen Touran Owners Manual: Function and operation
Fig. 157 In centre console: button for setting the adaptive chassis control
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The adaptive chassis control constantly adjusts the suspension characteristics while driving to the road surface and the current driving situation according to a preset programme.
The steering response is also adjusted in the Sport programme.
| Channel | Recommended driving situations |
|---|---|
COMFORT  |
Comfort-oriented setting, e.g. when driving for extended trips on poor quality roads. |
| NORMAL | Balanced setting, e.g. for everyday use. |
SPORTS  |
Sporty setting, e.g. for a sporty driving response. |
Selecting a programme
- Switch on the ignition.
- Press the button
until the required
programme is displayed.
The programme NORMAL is active, if neither nor
light up in the button.
WARNING
- Always adapt your speed and driving style to suit visibility, weather, road and traffic conditions.
If there is a fault in the adaptive chassis control, the displays
and will flash in
the button. The driving comfort in the vehicle could be affected until the fault
is fixed. Go to a qualified workshop and have the system checked.
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