Volkswagen Polo Owners Manual: Various securing systems
Fig. 62 On the rear seats: figure Ⓐ illustrates the main securing points for the child restraint system on the lower retaining rings and top tether. Figure Ⓑ shows how to secure a child restraint system using the vehicle's seat belt
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Always secure child seats properly, safely and in accordance with the instructions from the child seat manufacturer.
The fitted child seat must sit close to the vehicle seat and must not be able to move or tip more than 2.5 cm.
Child seats that are intended to be secured using the top tether must be secured in the vehicle using the top tether . Attach the top tether only to the retaining rings fitted for this purpose. Always pull the top tether tightly so that the child seat is secure and fits closely to the seat.
Country-specific securing systems
Variants of the attachment system :
ISOFIX retaining rings and top tether,
including in Europe and . 
Three-point automatic seat belt and top
tether .
The systems include the securing point for the child restraint system with a top tether and the lower anchoring points on the seat.
Checklist
Transporting children in the vehicle :
Comply with any country-specific legal regulations.
Volkswagen recommends that children under
12 years of age are always transported on the rear sea ...
Using a child seat on the front passenger seat
Fig. 63 On the sun visor on the passenger
side: airbag sticker
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings
Not all countries allow you to transport children on the f ...
Other materials:
Odor from Evaporator or Heat Exchanger?
Fishy smell
–
From leak at cooling system of engine or of A/C system
heater core.
Note
If the fishy smell gets weaker when the temperature is set
to “cold” and stronger when i ...
Increasing Temperature Due To Low Tire Pressure
The diagram shows the temperature behavior of a tire at
speed of 180 km/h (111.84 mph).
A -
Normal range: when maintaining the specified tire pressure,
the temperature remains stable.
B -
...
Cracking
Cracking is the term for shallow cracks in the sidewall of
the tire.
They run starting from the bulge in the direction of the
tire shoulder. See Illustration for the mentioned components.
Refer to
→ Fig. „“Components ...
