Volkswagen Transporter User Manual

OPERATION
CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM*
B A
B 33-511
With this system any desired speed from
about 35 km/h can be held constant
(insofar as engine output permits).
This means that the driver does not have
to keep the accelerator constantly de-
pressed on long journeys.
Caution
• The cruise control system should
not be used in dense traffic and poor
road conditions (slippery surfaces,
aquaplaning, gravel).
• When system is switched on do not
move into neutral at speeds above 30
km/h without depressing the clutch
pedal as otherwise engine will race
and can be damaged.
The system is operated with the sliding
button A and the press button B on the
turn signal lever.
The system is switched on by moving
button A to EIN.
When the speed to be maintained has
been reached the press button B must
be pressed briefly. The foot can then be
taken off the accelerator pedal.
The programmed speed can also be
increased without pressing the accelera-
tor pedal. The press button B need only
be pressed until the desired speed has
been reached.
The speed can also be increased in the
normal way with the accelerator pedal.
When the pedal is then released the
previously programmed speed is re-
sumed.
The system is temporarily switched off
when brake or clutch pedals are used or
when speed is considerably below pro-
grammed speed i. e. when driving up a
steep gradient in too high a gear.
To resume speed previously pro-
grammed when brake or clutch pedals
are released or at end of gradient, push
button A to the left (AUFN).
Caution
The programmed speed must only be
resumed when it is not too high for the
existing traffic conditions.
The system is completely switched off
by moving the switch to the right (AUS)
or by switching the ignition off.
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Volkswagen Transporter Specifications

General

Brand	Volkswagen
Model	Transporter
Category	Automobile
Language	English