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Volkswagen 2013 Eos Owner's Manual (382 pages)

Brand: Volkswagen | Category: Automobile | Size: 6.02 MB

Side View
1
Front View
2
Rear View
3
Driver Door Overview
4
Driver Side Overview
5
Center Console Overview
7
Upper Center Console
7
Lower Center Console
8
Front Passenger Side Overview
9
Instrument Overview
10
Instrument Cluster
10
Introduction
10
Displays
11
Warning and Information Texts
12
Odometer Displays
12
Outside Temperature Display
12
Compass Display (if Applicable)
13
Selector Lever Positions
13
Adjusting the Compass Zone
14
Calibrating the Compass
14
Service Reminder Display
15
Viewing Service Message
15
Resetting the Oil Change Service Reminder
15
Resetting the Inspection Service Reminder
15
Volkswagen Information System
17
Vehicle Status
18
Multi-Function Indicator (MFI)
18
Menu Structure–Overview
18
Using the Instrument Cluster Menus
19
Accessing the Instrument Cluster Menus
20
Selecting a Setting
20
Returning to the Main Menu
20
Main Menu
20
MFI Menu (Multi-Function Indicator)
21
Possible MFI Menu Displays
21
Settings Menu
22
Storing Speed for the Speed Warning
22
Enabling and Disabling Displays
22
Switching between the Displays
22
Convenience Submenu
23
Lights & Vision Submenu
24
Driving Checklists and Warnings
26
Getting Ready and Driving Safely
26
Checklist
26
Driving in Other Countries
27
Driving through Water on Roads
28
Technical Data
29
Important Vehicle Labels
29
Vehicle Identification Number
30
Vehicle Identification Label
30
Safety Compliance Certification Label
30
Radiator Fan and High Voltage Warning Sticker
30
Dimensions
31
Engine Data
31
Fuel Grade Sticker
31
Tire Inflation Pressure Label
31
Vehicle Key Set
32
Remote Control Vehicle Key
33
Panic Button
33
Replacement Vehicle Keys
33
Mechanical Key
34
Indicator Light in the Remote Control Vehicle Key
35
Replacing the Remote Control Vehicle Key Battery
35
Replacing the Battery
36
Synchronizing the Remote Control Vehicle Key
36
Power Locking and Closing System
37
Indicator Light in the Driver Door
38
Description of the Power Locking System
38
Automatic Locking (Auto Lock)
39
Automatic Unlocking (Auto Unlock)
39
Locking the Vehicle after Airbag Inflation
39
Unlocking or Locking the Vehicle from the Outside
39
Unlocking or Locking the Vehicle from the Inside
40
Unlocking or Locking the Vehicle with Keyless Access
41
General Information
42
Unlocking and Opening Doors (Keyless Entry)
42
Closing and Locking Doors (Keyless Exit)
42
Unlocking and Locking the Luggage Compartment Lid
42
Locking with a Second Vehicle Key
43
Automatic Deactivation of Sensors
43
Convenience Features
43
Anti-Theft Alarm System
44
When Is the Alarm Triggered?
44
Deactivating the Alarm
44
Doors
45
Display
45
Luggage Compartment Lid
47
Opening the Luggage Compartment Lid
48
Opening with the Volkswagen Emblem
49
Unlocking with the Unlock Switch in the Driver Door
49
Unlocking with the Vehicle Key
49
Closing the Luggage Compartment Lid
50
Locking the Luggage Compartment Lid
50
Opening or Closing Power Windows
51
Switches in the Driver Door
52
Opening or Closing Windows
52
Power Windows–Features
52
Automatic Lowering of the Windows
52
Power Window Pinch Protection
53
Reactivating the One-Touch Feature
53
Convenience Closing
53
Closing the Window Without Pinch Protection
54
CSC Roof
55
Indicator Light
57
Messages in the Instrument Cluster Display
57
The CSC Roof Folds down into the Luggage Compartment When You Open the Roof (Put the Roof Down)
59
General Information
59
Opening and Closing the CSC Roof
60
Interrupting CSC Roof Operation
61
Wind Blocker
62
Unfolding the Wind Blocker
63
Installing the Wind Blocker
63
Removing the Wind Blocker
63
Folding the Wind Blocker Closed
63
CSC Roof Troubleshooting
64
Automatic Rollover Support System
65
Power Sunroof
67
Opening or Closing the Power Sunroof
68
Sliding Headliner
68
Opening the Wind Deflector
69
Closing the Wind Deflector
69
Power Sunroof–Convenience Closing Feature
69
Pinch Protection for the Power Sunroof
69
Closing the Power Sunroof Without Pinch Protection
70
Resetting the Power Sunroof
71
Number of Seats
73
Adjusting the Seating Position
73
Examples of Improper Seating Positions
75
Proper Seating Position
76
Applies to All Vehicle Occupants
77
Driver–Seat and Steering Wheel Adjustment
77
Passenger–Front Seat Adjustment
77
Manual Controls on the Driver and Front Passenger Seats
78
Electrical Easy Entry
80
Adjusting the Height
81
Moving the Seat Back
81
Adjusting the Front Head Restraints
81
Moving the Seat Forward
81
Proper Head Restraint Adjustment
82
Adjusting the Head Restraint for Short People
82
Adjusting the Head Restraint for Tall People
82
Removing and Reinstalling the Front Head Restraints
82
Installing the Front Head Restraints
83
Adjusting the Steering Wheel Position
83
Adjusting the Front Center Armrest
84
Center Armrest
84
Seat Functions
86
Seat Heating
86
Special Seat Heating Features
87
Safety Belts
89
Warning Light
91
Frontal Collisions and Laws of Physics
92
What Happens to Passengers Not Wearing a Safety Belt
93
Safety Belts Protect
94
Using Safety Belts
95
Twisted Safety Belt
95
Lockable Safety Belt
96
Fastening and Unfastening Safety Belts
96
Fastening Safety Belts
97
Unfastening Safety Belts
97
Proper Safety Belt Positioning and Head Restraint Adjustment
98
Proper Safety Belt Positioning for Expectant Mothers
98
Adjusting Safety Belt Height
99
Proper Safety Belt Position
99
Safety Belt Extender
100
Using a Safety Belt Extender
101
Properly Using Safety Belt Extenders
101
Safety Belt Retractor, Pretensioner, Load Limiter
103
Service and Disposal of Belt Pretensioners
103
Indicator Lights
105
Turn Signal Lever and High Beam Switch
107
Convenience Turn Signal (Lane Change Feature)
107
Switching Lights on and off
108
Lights and Vision Features
109
Daytime Running Lights (DRL) Parking Feature
109
Static Cornering Lights
109
Automatic Headlight Control
110
Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)
110
“Coming Home” and “Leaving Home” Feature (Orientation Lighting)
110
Background Lighting in the Outside Mirrors
111
Instrument Panel Lighting and Headlight Range Adjustment
111
Interior and Reading Lights
112
Instrument Panel Lighting
112
Dynamic Headlight Range Adjustment
112
Instrument Cluster Brightness
112
Glove and Luggage Compartment Lights
113
Background Lighting
113
Sun Protection
114
Sun Visors
114
Vanity Mirror and Lighting
114
Windshield Wipers and Washer
116
Windshield Wiper Lever
117
Windshield Wiper Functions
118
Heated Washer Nozzles
118
Headlight Washer System
119
Windshield Wiper Service Position
119
Lifting the Wiper Blades and Tilting Them Away from the Windshield
119
Rain Sensor
120
Possible Reasons for Changes in the Way the Rain Sensor Works
121
Checking and Refilling Windshield Washer Fluid
121
Recommended Cleaners
122
Filling Capacity
122
Mirrors
123
Inside Mirror
124
Manually Adjustable Inside Mirror
125
Auto-Dimming Inside Mirror (if Applicable)
125
Outside Mirrors
126
Synchronous Mirror Adjustment
126
Auto-Dimming Outside Mirror on the Driver Side
126
Memory for Front Passenger Side Mirror (When Backing Up)
126
Recalling Passenger Side Mirror Settings
127
Driving Tips
128
Stowing Luggage
130
Raising the Luggage Compartment Cover
131
Lowering the Luggage Compartment Cover
132
Removing the Luggage Compartment Cover
132
Driving with an Open Luggage Compartment Lid
132
Driving a Loaded Vehicle
133
Weights and Axle Weights
134
Luggage Compartment
136
Luggage Compartment Pass-Through
138
Opening the Pass-Through
138
Closing the Pass-Through
138
Table of Contents
140
Roof Rack
140
Trailer Towing
140
Tongue Weight
140
Important Information about Roof Racks
141
Trailer Towing
142
Introduction
142
In this Section You'll Find Information about
142
- Engine Cooling System
  144
- Trailer Taillights
  144
- Maximum Power Consumption for the Trailer
  144
Technical Requirements
144
Safety Chains
145
Hitching up and Connecting a Trailer
145
Loading the Trailer
145
- Loading the Trailer
  146
- Maximum Permissible Trailer Weight and Tongue Weight
  146
- Combined Towing Weight
  146
- Tire Pressure
  146
- Special Towing Considerations
  147
- Starting off with a Trailer on Hills
  147
Driving with a Trailer
147
Ball Mount
148
Ball Mount Dimensions
149
Retrofitting a Trailer Hitch
150
Maximum Permissible Trailer Weight
151
- Tires and Wheels
  152
- Tire and Wheel Handling
  154
- Tire Rotation Diagram
  154
- Avoiding Tire Damage
  154
- Unidirectional Tires
  154
- Wheel Rims
  155
- Rotating Tires
  155
- Tire Storage
  155
- Tires more than 6 Years Old
  155
- Tightening Torque
  156
- Wheel Rims with Bolted Rim Rings
  156
- Wheel Rims with Bolted Decorative Covers
  156
- New and Replacement Tires
  156
- Replacing Tires
  157
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Considerations
  157
- Tire Inflation Pressure
  158
- Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
  159
- Tire Inflation Pressure in Cold Tires
  160
- Tread Depth and Tread Wear Indicators
  161
- Tire Wear and Damage
  161
- Objects Embedded in the Tire
  162
- Tire Wear
  162
- Differences between the Road Tires and the Compact Spare
  163
- Stowing the Replaced Wheel
  163
- Removing the Compact Spare Wheel
  163
- Compact Spare Wheel
  163
- Tire Labeling
  165
- Load Rating Code
  167
- Speed Rating Code Letter
  167
- Winter Tires
  168
- Speed Restrictions
  168
- Snow Chains
  169
- Glossary of Tire and Loading Terminology
  170
- Tires and Vehicle Load Limits
  174
- Determining the Correct Load Limit
  175
- UTQG Classification
  175
- Treadwear
  176
- Traction
  176
- Temperature
  176
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
  177
- Indicator Light (Telltale)
  179
- Spare Wheel or Compact Spare Wheel
  183
- Storage Areas
  184
- Storage Compartment in the Doors
  185
- Storage Compartment on the Driver Side
  186
- Storage Compartment in the Front Center Console
  186
- Storage Compartment in the Front Center Armrest
  187
- Glove Compartment
  188
- Opening and Closing the Glove Compartment
  188
- Owner's Manual Slot
  188
- Cooling the Glove Compartment
  188
- Other Storage Compartments
  189
- Storage Compartment in the Rear Center Console
  189
- Cup Holders
  191
- Cup Holders in the Front Center Console
  192
- Cup Holder between the Rear Seats
  192
- Power Outlets
  193
- 12 Volt Sockets in the Vehicle
  194
- Maximum Power Draw
  194
- Push-Starting and Tow-Starting
  196
- Starting and Stopping the Engine
  196
- Immobilizer Display
  196
- Vehicle Key Positions in the Ignition Switch
  198
- If You Use the Wrong Key
  198
- Starter Button
  199
- Switching the Ignition on and off
  200
- Emergency Start Feature
  200
- Emergency Shut-Off
  200
- Engine Restart Feature
  200
- Starting the Engine
  201
- Stopping the Engine
  202
- Electronic Immobilizer
  203
- Shifting
  204
- When the Ignition Is Switched on and the Transmission Is in Reverse (R)
  204
- Warning and Indicator Lights
  205
- Pedals
  206
- Automatic Shift Lock (ASL)
  208
- Shifting with Tiptronic
  209
- Using Tiptronic with the Selector Lever
  210
- Using Tiptronic with the Shift Paddles Behind the Steering Wheel
  210
- Driving with Automatic Transmission
  210
- Driving on Hills
  211
- Kick-Down Acceleration
  211
- Automatic Transmission Malfunction
  211
- The Vehicle Does Not Move Forward or in Reverse Even Though a Drive Position Is Selected with the Selector Lever
  212
- Overheating of Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) Automatic Transmission
  212
- Emergency Shift Program
  212
- Steering
  213
- Steering System Information
  214
- Electronic Steering Column Lock
  215
- Mechanical Steering Column Lock
  215
- Power Steering
  215
- Counter-Steering Assistance
  215
- Braking and Parking
  216
- Parking Brake
  219
- Setting the Parking Brake
  220
- Releasing the Parking Brake
  220
- On Hills
  221
- About the Brakes
  221
- Brake System Malfunction
  222
- Brake Booster
  222
- Braking Assistance Systems
  223
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
  223
- Electronic Differential Lock (EDL and XDL)
  224
- Brake Assist (BAS)
  224
- Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR)
  224
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
  224
- Switching Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR) on and off
  226
- Brake Fluid
  226
- Brake Fluid Specifications
  227
- Brake Fluid Level
  227
- Changing Brake Fluid
  227
- Coasting
  229
- Shifting Faster
  229
- Efficient Driving Style
  229
- Saving Fuel and Helping the Environment
  229
- Calm and Smooth Driving
  230
- Moderate Use of Extra Electrical Loads
  230
- Additional Factors that Increase Fuel Consumption (Examples)
  230
- Fuel-Efficient Driving
  230
- Avoid Traveling Short Distances
  231
- Adjust the Tire Pressure
  231
- Use Low Viscosity Engine Oil
  231
- Avoid Unnecessary Weight
  232
- Remove Unnecessary Aftermarket Components
  232
- Starting Assistance Systems
  233
- Hill Hold
  233
- Cruise Control System (CCS)
  235
- Cruise Control Operation
  237
- Driving Downhill with Cruise Control
  237
- Automatic Deactivation
  238
- Rear Assist
  239
- Operation
  240
- Screen
  241
- Special Considerations
  241
- Examples of Optical Distortion by the Camera
  242
- Cleaning the Camera Lens
  242
- Parking
  243
- Orientation Lines Overview
  243
- Park Distance Control (PDC)
  244
- Special Considerations When Using Park Distance Control
  246
- Switching the Park Distance Control (PDC) System on and off
  246
- Park Distance Control (PDC) with Rear Lid Assist
  246
- Rear Lid Assist During Opening and Closing the CSC Roof
  247
- Muting the Park Distance Control Volume
  247
- Heating and Air Conditioning
  248
- Climatronic
  248
- The Dust and Pollen Filter
  248
- Climatronic Controls
  250
- Settings for Optimum Visibility
  251
- Air Vents
  252
- Changing the Temperature Unit on the Factory-Installed Radio or Radio & Navigation System Display
  252
- Air Conditioner Does Not Work
  252
- Heating
  252
- Air Recirculation
  253
- Switching Manual Air Recirculation on and off
  253
- Automatic Air Recirculation
  253
- Switching Automatic Air Recirculation on and off
  254
- Temporarily Deactivating the Automatic Air Recirculation
  254
- Refueling
  255
- Indicator Lights and Fuel Gauge
  257
- Fuel Filler Cap Not Properly Closed
  257
- Opening the Fuel Filler Cap
  258
- Closing the Fuel Filler Cap
  259
- Fuel Capacities
  259
- Refueling Checklist
  259
- Fuel
  260
- Gasoline
  260
- Seasonally Adjusted Gasoline
  261
- Unleaded Gasoline
  261
- Gasoline Containing Alcohol or MTBE
  261
- Octane Rating
  261
- Gasoline Additives
  262
- Working in the Engine Compartment
  264
- Preparing to Work in the Engine Compartment
  267
- Opening or Closing the Engine Compartment
  268
- Opening the Engine Hood
  269
- Closing the Engine Hood
  269
- Engine Oil
  270
- Engine Oil Specifications
  271
- General Recommendations
  272
- Engine Oil Capacities
  272
- Checking the Engine Oil Level and Adding Oil
  273
- Engine Oil Level Ranges
  274
- Engine Oil Consumption
  275
- Changing Engine Oil
  275
- Engine Coolant
  277
- Warning Light and Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
  278
- Engine Coolant Specifications
  279
- Checking Engine Coolant Level and Topping off
  281
- Preparations
  281
- Checking Engine Coolant Level
  281
- Adding Engine Coolant
  281
- Location of the Vehicle Battery
  284
- Explanation of the Warnings on the Vehicle Battery
  284
- Checking the Vehicle Battery Electrolyte Level
  286
- Opening the Battery Cover
  287
- Checking the Vehicle Battery Acid Level
  287
- Charging, Replacing, Disconnecting, and Connecting the Vehicle Battery
  288
- Vehicles with Keyless Access
  289
- Automatic Electrical Load Deactivation
  289
- What Drains the Vehicle Battery?
  289
- Exterior Care and Cleaning
  291
- Washing by Hand
  292
- Car Wash
  292
- Washing the Vehicle
  292
- Cleaning the CSC Roof
  293
- Washing with a Power Washer
  294
- Cleaning Windows and Outside Mirrors
  295
- Removing Wax Residue
  295
- Removing Snow
  296
- Removing Ice
  296
- Cleaning and Changing the Windshield Wiper Blades
  296
- Cleaning the Wind Deflector
  297
- Lifting and Tilting Windshield Wiper Arms
  297
- Changing Wiper Blades
  297
- Cleaning the Wiper Blades
  297
- Waxing and Polishing Vehicle Paint
  298
- Caring for and Cleaning Chrome and Aluminum Parts
  298
- Cleaning Wheel Rims
  299
- Cleaning Alloy Wheels
  299
- Caring for Rubber Door and Window Seals
  299
- Recommended Rubber Care Product Overview
  300
- Care of the Rubber Seals Around the Luggage Compartment Lid and the Doors
  300
- Care of the Power Sunroof Seals
  300
- Care of the Rubber Seals Around the Power Windows
  300
- Deicing Door Lock Cylinders
  301
- Undercoating
  301
- Cleaning the Engine Compartment
  301
- Plenum Chamber
  301
- Interior Care and Cleaning
  303
- Caring for Upholstery
  304
- Cleaning Upholstery on Non-Heated Seats, Manual Seats, or Seats Without Airbag Components
  305
- Cleaning Upholstery, Fabric Trim and Alcantara
  305
- Cleaning Upholstery on Heated Seats and Power Seats or Seats with Airbag Components
  305
- Treating Stains
  306
- Care and Cleaning of Leather Upholstery
  307
- Care and Treatment
  307
- Cleaning
  307
- Cleaning Leatherette
  308
- Cleaning Storage Compartments and Cup Holders
  308
- Cleaning the Safety Belts
  309
- Care and Cleaning of Plastic Components, Wood Trim and Instrument Panel
  309
- Parts, Accessories, Repairs, and Modifications
  311
- Break-In Period
  312
- Breaking in a New Engine
  312
- New Tires and Brake Pads
  312
- Parts and Accessories
  313
- Operating Fluids and Equipment
  313
- Repairs and Technical Modifications
  314
- Repairs and Other Things that Can Affect Advanced Airbag Performance
  314
- Notice about Data Recorded by Vehicle Control Modules
  316
- Using a Mobile Phone Without a Vehicle-Integrated Antenna-Some Important Things to Know
  316
- Consumer Information
  319
- Operating Your Vehicle Outside of the United States and Canada
  319
- Radio Antenna and Reception
  320
- Volkswagen Service Information
  320
- Declaration of Compliance, Telecommunications and Electronic Systems
  321
- Reporting Safety Defects
  322
- Engine Control and Emission Control System
  323
- Catalytic Converter
  324
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  325
- Lift Points for the Vehicle
  327
- In an Emergency
  329
- Protecting Yourself and the Vehicle
  330
- Switch on the Emergency Flashers When
  330
- Emergency Closing and Opening
  332
- Special Considerations When Unlocking
  334
- Manually Locking the Passenger Door
  335
- Opening the Luggage Compartment Lid from Inside the Luggage Compartment
  336
- Vehicles with Ring Release
  336
- Vehicles with Lever Release
  336
- Emergency Release for the Fuel Filler Flap
  337
- Emergency Closing of the Power Sunroof
  338
- Emergency Closing of the CSC Roof
  338
- Possible Situations for Emergency Closing
  339
- Emergency CSC Roof Closing
  339
- Stowing the Automatic Rollover Support System
  340
- Cancel Conditions for Emergency Closing
  340
- Emergency Release for the Selector Lever Lock
  341
- Removing the Selector Gate Cover
  342
- Emergency Release for the Selector Lever
  342
- Vehicle Tool Kit
  343
- Storage
  344
- Contents
  345
- Wheel Trim
  346
- Vehicles with Pull-Off Hubcaps
  347
- Vehicles with Twist-Off Hubcaps
  347
- Wheel Bolt Caps
  348
- Wheel Covers
  348
- Installing the Wheel Cover
  349
- Changing a Wheel
  350
- Preparations for Changing a Wheel
  351
- Loosening the Wheel Bolts
  352
- Important Information Regarding Wheel Bolts
  352
- Lifting the Vehicle with the Vehicle Jack
  353
- Wheel Bolt Tightening Torque
  353
- Removing the Wheel
  356
- Mounting a Spare or Compact Spare Wheel
  356
- After Changing a Wheel
  356
- Fuses
  358
- Fuses in the Vehicle
  359
- Fuse Color Coding
  359
- Replacing Blown Fuses
  360
- Opening the Fuse Box in the Engine Compartment
  360
- Opening the Fuse Box in the Instrument Panel
  360
- Identifying Blown Fuses
  361
- Replacing the Fuse
  361
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  362
- Additional Light Bulb Specifications
  362
- Information on Light Bulb Replacement
  364
- Replacing Headlight Bulbs
  365
- Replacing Light Bulbs in the Front Bumper
  366
- Replacing Taillight Bulbs in the Luggage Compartment Lid
  367
- Replacing Taillight Bulbs in the Vehicle Body
  368
- Replacing License Plate Light Bulbs
  368
- Jump-Starting
  370
- Using Jumper Cables
  372
- Attaching Jumper Cables
  372
- Before Removing the Jumper Cables
  373
- Removing Jumper Cables
  373
- Towing
  374
- When Not to Tow Your Vehicle
  375
- Towing Automatic Transmission Vehicles
  375
- Towing on a Commercial Tow Truck
  375
- Tips on Towing
  376
- Installing the Front Towing Eye
  377
- Installing the Rear Towing Eye
  378
- Driving Tips While Towing
  379
- As the Driver of the Vehicle Being Towed
  379
- As the Driver of the Towing Vehicle
  379
- Abbreviations
  380

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