Someone today reckoned that the Tig should have a setting where if you lock the doors using the remote, and the windows are still down, they will go up automatically. I looked through everything but couldn't find it. Any of you guys know anything about this?
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thanks swallowtail, mine does that too, and I can lower them that way using the unlock button, but this guy was under the impression that it should do it itself without having to hold down the button. I'm thinking he was wrong.Originally posted by Swallowtail View PostOn my Golf V that I had you just hold the lock button down and after a few seconds the windows would go up if they were down. Keep holding it down until they are closed.
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Just confirmed on my Tig TDI that you have to press and hold the unlock putton for the windows to lower (as soon as you release the windows stop) and to close them you have to press and hold the lock button on the key (again, you have told hold the button till the windows and sunroof are fully closed)Originally posted by clip View Postthanks swallowtail, mine does that too, and I can lower them that way using the unlock button, but this guy was under the impression that it should do it itself without having to hold down the button. I'm thinking he was wrong.
Great little trick!sigpic
Tiguan TDI, 6spd Tiptronic Auto
Black, sunroof, comfort pack, off-road tech, tan leather, park assist & roof bars.
Avg 7.63L/100km over 189,000kms
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yep, thanks arctra. Just that this guy reckoned there should be a setting to change that to full auto so it does it itself if it senses that the windows are down when you lock the car from the remote. I've been through all the MFD settings etc, but can't find anything. Maybe it's a dealer setting?
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Yeah, I'm taking note of this so I can ask the dealer to change that setting when I take my Tig in for it's first service. I also want them to change the setting for the lane-change indicator from 3 flashes to 5 or 6 which I reckon is a lot more practical. I'm sure it's just a VAGCOM (?) setting or something. I think I recall reading in one of the forums that you can get it programmed to automatically close the sunroof when the rain sensors detect rain which is also something that would be very useful!Originally posted by clip View Postyep, thanks arctra. Just that this guy reckoned there should be a setting to change that to full auto so it does it itself if it senses that the windows are down when you lock the car from the remote. I've been through all the MFD settings etc, but can't find anything. Maybe it's a dealer setting?Last edited by Arctra; 29-05-2009, 08:35 AM.sigpic
Tiguan TDI, 6spd Tiptronic Auto
Black, sunroof, comfort pack, off-road tech, tan leather, park assist & roof bars.
Avg 7.63L/100km over 189,000kms
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totally agree. but how much will dealer charge for these settings? a VAGCOM License with Micro-CAN Interface costs USD249 plus shipping, thinking about weakening USD, DIY may be a better option.Originally posted by Arctra View PostYeah, I'm taking note of this so I can ask the dealer to change that setting when I take my Tig in for it's first service. I also want them to change the setting for the lane-change indicator from 3 flashes to 5 or 6 which I reckon is a lot more practical. I'm sure it's just a VAGCOM (?) setting or something. I think I recall reading in one of the forums that you can get it programmed to automatically close the sunroof when the rain sensors detect rain which is also something that would be very useful!Proud owner of a 2009 Tiguan TDI, 18' wheel, leather, sunroof, park assist, dynaudio, bi-xenon, comfort pack, off-road, fog light.
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I'm pretty sure it's in the "convenience" menu but I'll check next time I'm in my Tig. The NA Tigs don't have the this menu and that's why they have to get it set by the dealers.Originally posted by clip View Postyep, thanks arctra. Just that this guy reckoned there should be a setting to change that to full auto so it does it itself if it senses that the windows are down when you lock the car from the remote. I've been through all the MFD settings etc, but can't find anything. Maybe it's a dealer setting?
CheersDerek
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2022 R-Line Golf Mk8 in Kings Red Metallic
Previously 3 Tiguans 2008, 2013, 2017
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This has been brought up a couple of times with the Golfs / Jettas and it cannot be done. I imagine all late VW would be the same. It is either 3 flashes or nothing. Sometimes I think three flashes isn't enough and just hit the stalk briefly again to make 6. That'll be your only option I think.Originally posted by Arctra View PostI also want them to change the setting for the lane-change indicator from 3 flashes to 5 or 6 which I reckon is a lot more practical.HAVE: '12 SUPERB ELEGANCE SEDAN 103kW 4x4 TDI DSG | LAVA BLUE | SUNROOF | KESSY | 3x BLINDS | PARK ASSIST | PADDLES | TINTS | NOKYA YELLOW FOGS | TOWPACK
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Sorry, I was mistaken, there's nothing in the Convenience menu for it, y mistake, must have just read about it somewhere. I think the up/down using the remote is standard and i know some of the guys with VagCom have got theirs working with the rain sensors a well but I don't think I've heard of anybody getting them set up to do "auto up" when you lock. You could have a search around on VWVortex cos those guys are really UP on this sort of thing.Originally posted by clip View PostThanks NZ, much appreciated.
CheersDerek
Alexandra
2022 R-Line Golf Mk8 in Kings Red Metallic
Previously 3 Tiguans 2008, 2013, 2017
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