Volkswagen Polo Owners Manual: Overview of the menu structure
First read and observe the introductory
information and safety warnings
- MFD (multifunction display)
- Driving time
- Current fuel consumption (Curr. fuel con.)
- Average fuel consumption (Av. consumption)
- Fuel range
- Distance
- Average speed
- Digital speed display
- Digital oil temperature display
- Speed warning function
- Audio ⇒ BookletRadio, or ⇒ BookletNavigation system,
- Navigation ⇒ BookletNavigation system,
- Telephone ⇒ BookletProvision for a mobile telephone,
- Veh. status
- Settings
- Language
- MFD data
- Driving time
- Current fuel consumption (Curr. fuel con.)
- Average fuel consumption (Av. consumption)
- Distance
- Average speed
- Digital speed display
- Digital oil temperature display
- Speed warning function
- Time
- Hours
- Minutes
- 24h mode
- Summer time
- Winter tyres
- active
- +10 km/h
- -10 km/h
- Units
- Temperature
- Consumption per journey
- Second speed display on/off
- Travel mode
- Service
- Information
- Reset
- Factory setting
Introduction
With the ignition switched on, the different display functions can be
accessed via the menus.
There are no buttons on the windscreen wiper lever in vehicles equipped with
a multifunction steerin ...
Using the menus in the instrument cluster
Fig. 13 Vehicles without multifunction
steering wheel: press button ① in the windscreen wiper lever to confirm the menu
point and rocker switch ② to change the menu
Fig. 14 Vehicles with mul ...
Other materials:
Battery with Visual Indicator, Enhanced
This is a maintenance-free battery with liquid electrolyte
(wet battery).
Caution
Do not remove any of the labels on the battery and
do not add distilled water. Only perform a visual
...
Refrigerant Circuit, Converting R12 to R134a and Servicing
Note
The laws and regulations listed below are applicable in
Germany. Different or additional laws and regulations may apply
in other countries.
Addresses in other countries can be obtained from the
relevant au ...
Tires, Rolling Noises, General Information
Rolling noise perceived by the human ear is caused by
vibrations transmitted from the noise source to the ear via the
air.
Here we are interested in noises created by certain
characteristics of the tires as well as the effects of rolling ...
