MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: divweir on September 17, 2010, 07:53:19 pm
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just slambed on the brakes and the hazard lights came on for a few seconds dident know the car had such a thing never seen that in a car before i thought i had broken something :signLOL: :surprised:
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mines does with my big brakes on too :laugh: i like it its a good idea
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:surprised: a dragens den moment me thinks what else does it do i dont know about its fast cool sexy there must be a down side i take it its the repair bills :signLOL:
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nope it the fuel bills :grin:
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Am I right in thinking the lights come on when you travel over 90mph too?
Oh and *surprised*
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on auto light function yes mine do but i know lots dont
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nope it the fuel bills :grin:
yep my wife will agree with that its ok when she drives all week but when im home at wekend she goes mental and thats me putting the odd twenty pound in :signLOL: she was driving the other nite and i told her to floor it but the turbo hadent even kicked in before she slowed down atleast one of us drives sensible
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the hazard lights should come on when preforming an emergency stop, all Mk5's have this, most vw's from this era onwards have it too.
the headlights are a different system that turn on when the car reaches about 92mph (think it 150kmh) if you have them set to auto. they will also turn on if the wipers are on and when its dark obviously.
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the hazard lights should come on when preforming an emergency stop, all Mk5's have this, most vw's from this era onwards have it too.
the headlights are a different system that turn on when the car reaches about 92mph (think it 150kmh) if you have them set to auto. they will also turn on if the wipers are on and when its dark obviously.
Dont think it has to be dark for the lights to come when the wipers are on. Its senses poor visability (no matter what the light is) then turns them on.
Also the auto lights coming on is over 140kmph for a certain amount of time - then you have the be under another speed for I think its 1 or 2mins before they switch off again - 40mph or something like that.
Good feature, especially with xenon's - people notice them more and move out the way :laugh:
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The manual for mine mentions that in the wet it will routinely slightly apply the brakes to keep the disks dry for improved braking - Clever or what!! :driver:
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The manual for mine mentions that in the wet it will routinely slightly apply the brakes to keep the disks dry for improved braking - Clever or what!! :driver:
I originally read that in the SEAT Leon (mk2) marketing material, never spotted it mentioned about the Golf