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    Question Auto Hold DSG

    Hey Guys,

    Has anyone had any luck getting the Auto Hold to default to "ON" instead of having to press the button every time you get in the car?

    I always use Auto hold and would only switch it off when parking. We should be able to select some how in the MFD setup?

    Thanks

    Rotelman
    Passat MY09 125TDi DSG Wagon - Arctic Blue
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    Hey Rotelman,

    I have done this in my car - '09 R36. From memory you just go into the vehicle setup in the MFD and select auto hold, and then opt for the 'on' position. Even if you unselect the button near the gear select, it will come back on again when you start the car again.

    Not sure if there was a difference between models (I dont think so) but it is pretty easy to locate within the MFD.

    Hope that helps....

    Andrew

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    yep....exactly what reverseworm said....easy fix

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    as far as I know that was a MY09 update, thus the MY08's (Mine) does not have that function, wish it did though.....

    Matthew
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    Yeah, that's not in my 08 R36 either.
    R36 =

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caddyman View Post
    as far as I know that was a MY09 update, thus the MY08's (Mine) does not have that function, wish it did though.....

    Matthew
    So,

    Is it an R36 thing then?? I have the MY09 125 Passat wagon and I can't find what you are talking about in the MFD.

    Any Non R36 MY09 have this option?

    Cheers

    Rotelman
    Passat MY09 125TDi DSG Wagon - Arctic Blue
    Tint,Tow,E-Tailgate, Roofbars & Cow,Fog, 12GB SDHC
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    Quote Originally Posted by rotelman View Post
    Any Non R36 MY09 have this option?
    My CC has the option, and I do have it on a the moment.

    However, it makes me a little uncomfortable that the rear brake lights go out when the foot is removed from the pedal. I can't see why it should be this way, and can easily imagine it contributing to an accident.

    Brett

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    Quote Originally Posted by brett_d View Post
    My CC has the option, and I do have it on a the moment.

    However, it makes me a little uncomfortable that the rear brake lights go out when the foot is removed from the pedal. I can't see why it should be this way, and can easily imagine it contributing to an accident.

    Brett
    Are you sure about this? I was under the impression that the brake light stayed on.

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    Yes, quite sure. The dealer warned me about it when I picked up the car.

    At night after I have come to a stop, if I look in the rear view mirror, I can see the reflection from the center brake-light in the parcel shelf vanish as I remove my foot from the brake.

    Brett D

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    Quote Originally Posted by brett_d View Post
    Yes, quite sure. The dealer warned me about it when I picked up the car.

    At night after I have come to a stop, if I look in the rear view mirror, I can see the reflection from the center brake-light in the parcel shelf vanish as I remove my foot from the brake.

    Brett D
    By golly, you're right!

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