Vehicle controls and instruments Skoda Yeti

Technical characteristics of the car
Some external dimensions, mm Aerodynamic drag coefficient (Cx) - 0.37 Minimum turning diameter, m — 10.32 External dimensions, mm Note: Depending on the wheel size, the actual height and track width may differ slightly...

Keys, remote control and single lock
Warning: Children should not be left unattended in the vehicle with the keys in the vehicle, especially when the key is in the ignition. Children have a habit of imitating adults and can lock doors from the inside, turn...

Side doors and tailgate
A description of the control of a single door lock using a remote control and a metal key is given in Section 1 . Driving with doors not tightly closed is not allowed. To warn the driver about open doors/luggage...

Access to the underhood space
Caution: Before opening the hood, take measures to prevent the car from rolling away: set the DSG selector lever to the "P" position and the manual transmission to neutral, set the parking brake, remove the key from the...

Access to the fuel tank filler neck, refueling
Attention: Observe the rules of conduct at the gas station. First, turn off the engine and ignition, turn off the auxiliary heater and do not smoke when removing the fuel filler cap. Caution: If the wrong type of fuel...

Windows and overhead hatch
Windows Caution: Do not obstruct the closing of windows as this may result in injury. Note: When using the electric window lifter for a long time, it may automatically turn off for a while to prevent overheating. The...

Anti-theft system
The standard anti-theft system includes an engine immobilizer and (with appropriate equipment) anti-theft alarm. The driver's door has a single lock status indicator ( see Section 1 ). Engine immobilizer Note: If you...

Elements of security systems
All vehicles covered in this Manual are equipped with a range of safety features designed to ensure the safety of the driver and passengers in the event of an accident. These include a crash-resistant body structure,...

Seat belts
General information Note: Information about emergency seat belt tensioners is provided in Section 10 . All occupants of a moving vehicle must wear seat belts. It is not permitted to use one seat belt to secure more than...

Transportation of children
To ensure the safety of transportation of children under 12 years of age (height up to 150 cm and weight up to 36 kg) special child seats and restraints compatible with seat belts or ISOFIX/Top Tether (see below) should...

Adjustment of seats, mirrors and steering column
Note: Do not adjust the seats or steering column while the vehicle is moving. After adjusting the seat, you should rock it slightly to make sure it is securely fixed. Seats and headrests - general information The design...

Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS)
Warning: Do not place hard or sharp objects between your body and the airbags, do not carry hard or sharp objects on your lap, and do not smoke a pipe while driving, as this may result in serious injury in the event of...

The dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning
Engine exhaust gases (EG) contain highly toxic carbon monoxide (CO), which causes loss of consciousness and can be fatal. If the exhaust system is in good working order and the vehicle is operated correctly, engine...

Vehicle controls and equipment
The location of the controls and interior equipment on the instrument panel, center console, and driver's door is shown in Illustration 12.1. Components for which specific sections are indicated in the captions to...

Instrument cluster
The general appearance of the instrument cluster and the arrangement of the control and measuring instruments on it are shown in Figure 13.1. 13.1. Elements of the instrument cluster 1. Speedometer; 2. Tachometer; 3....

Climate system
Depending on the configuration, the car can be equipped with one of the following systems: manually controlled heating and ventilation system; climate control system with manual control "Climatic"; climate control...

Audio system, navigation system, mobile phone, radios
Warning: Do not be distracted by the audio system, navigation system or mobile phone if traffic conditions do not allow it. 15.1. Keys on the multifunction steering wheel (the purpose of the keys is indicated in the...

Tempostat (cruise control)
Caution: Use of the tempostat during heavy traffic (for example, in the city), on slippery and winding roads, as well as in other road situations that may force you to change speed, may lead to loss of control of the...

Parking assistance system and parking autopilot
Caution: The assistance systems described below do not relieve the driver of the need to be attentive while driving, especially when reversing. Some thin objects located less than 30 cm away, as well as those located...

Start-Stop system
Caution: When working on the engine, turn off the Start-Stop system to avoid accidental starting of the engine. You should also turn off the Start-Stop system when crossing water obstacles. If the Start-Stop system is...

Tire inflation pressure monitoring system
Caution: The tire inflation pressure monitoring system does not replace the need for regular tire inflation pressure checks. This system only provides a warning of low tire pressure, but does not inflate the tires....

Starting and stopping the engine, starting the movement
Preparing for a car trip Before getting into your car, make sure that its windows, mirrors and lights are clean. Check the condition of the wheels, look under the car and make sure there are no leaks of working fluids....

Running in a car, overcoming water obstacles, using a car off-road
Running in To obtain the maximum service life of the vehicle and its economical operation, the following rules should be followed during the initial period of vehicle operation. Operate the vehicle on roads of varying...

Features of operation of vehicles equipped with a catalytic converter and a particulate filter
The catalytic converter is a highly efficient element of the exhaust gas (exhaust gas) toxicity reduction system and is included in the exhaust gas exhaust system. Inside the working element of the converter, exhaust...

Using a manual gearbox (MT) and an automatic transmission (DSG)
Manual transmission Caution: Reverse gear must be engaged when the vehicle is stationary. The gear shift lever is located on the center console ( 28 in illustration 12.1 ). The diagram of the lever positions...

Brake system, ABS and ESP and their functions
The braking system of the vehicles in question is equipped with a vacuum booster, which allows for braking with a certain intensity to apply less force to the brake pedal than would be required without a booster. If the...

Chassis and steering
Steering The car is equipped with an electromechanical power steering rather than a hydraulic one, which simplifies steering maintenance and reduces fuel consumption. The amplifier's electric motor operates only when...

Cargo transportation
Note: The trailer towing specifications are specified in Section 27 . If you are transporting cargo in the passenger compartment, secure it securely, for example with seat belts. Place the largest and heaviest objects...

Towing a trailer
Note: Switch off the cooling function of the climate control system when driving with a trailer or heavy load in mountainous terrain with steep descents and ascents. When towing a trailer in difficult conditions, the...

Car care
For operations that are essential to the reliability and performance of the vehicle, adhere to service intervals and perform regular checks ( see Chapter 1 ). Before working in the engine compartment, be sure to turn...

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