Volkswagen's Hill Start Assist system is usually automatically activated and does not require manual operation. When you stop on the ramp and start again, the uphill assist system will automatically intervene to help you prevent the car from slipping behind you. The following is the general working principle of the uphill assist system:
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1. When the vehicle stops on the ramp, the system will automatically detect the slope.
2. When you release the brake pedal and press down on the accelerator pedal, the system will temporarily maintain brake pressure and prevent the vehicle from slipping behind.
3. Once the vehicle starts to move forward, the system will automatically release the brake pressure, allowing you to drive normally.
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Uphill assist systems are usually automatically activated when:
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- The vehicle is stationary.
- Vehicle detected slope.
- Driver presses down on the gas pedal.
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If you find that the uphill assist system is not working properly, or if you wish to learn more about the system, it is recommended to consult the vehicle's user manual or contact an authorized service center of Volkswagen. Please note that the uphill assist system may have different activation conditions and operation modes for different vehicle models.
To activate slope Assist on a Volkswagen, press the \"Park\" button on the steering wheel, then release the brake pedal. Next, press the gas pedal and let the car slowly drive uphill. The Volkswagen uphill Assist will automatically control the braking force, prevent the vehicle from sliding, and greatly improve the stability and safety of uphill. During startup and driving, an uphill assist light is displayed on the dashboard to alert the driver that the system is activated. If a fault occurs during use, the uphill auxiliary light flashes and deactivates the function when the system fault indicator lights up.
China's mass uphill auxiliary activation method, you need to buy the activation tool, such as OBDeleven, select the model, connect the vehicle, enter the control unit, select the electronic differential lock, enable ESC electronic stability control, the vehicle ignition, enter the activation code.
After successful activation, the uphill assist function can be used when the vehicle is driving to help the vehicle maintain stability on the slope. It should be noted that when using this function, the driver needs to remain alert at all times to avoid accidents.
First, you need to make sure your Volkswagen vehicle is equipped with uphill assistance. If so, you can first park the vehicle in a flat area, then turn on the vehicle's start button, select \"Settings\" on the LCD screen, and then select \"Driver Assistance System\".
After that, find the \"Uphill Assist\" option in the list and turn it on.
If you can't find this option, your vehicle may not be equipped with uphill assistance.
After activating this feature, when you are going uphill, the vehicle will automatically hold the brake until you take your foot off the brake pedal or press down on the accelerator pedal to ensure that your vehicle does not coast.
Hit the brake pedal on the Volkswagen. Press the one-touch start button for Volkswagen. The Volkswagen's gauges light up and the entire car is powered on. Press the AUTOHOLD key located at the rear of the shift lever to activate the auxiliary brake function.
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The opening method of the uphill auxiliary function is: when the handbrake is not pulled up, the shift lever of the manual transmission model should be located in the neutral position; The shift lever of the automatic transmission model should be in the non-P gear position; The accelerator pedal is not depressed; The vehicle is at rest; Press the esp button.