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Visibility -> Sunshade for Your Volkswagen Tiguan 4 Door Third Generation (2024-2025)

Leave the outside mirror heating on only as long as it is needed. Otherwise fuel will be used unnecessarily.  
If there is a malfunction in the power outside mirror, you can adjust the position of the mirror manually by hand by  
pushing on the edge of the mirror surface.  
Sunshade  
Sun visors  
Fig. 110 In the front of the headliner: sun visor.  
Light.  
Remove from holder.  
Slide cover open.  
Adjustment options for the driver and front passenger sun visors:  
Fold toward the windshield.  
Remove from the holder and tilt toward the door fig. 110.  
Illuminated vanity mirror  
When the sun visor is folded down, there is a vanity mirror located behind a cover. The lights fig. 110 turn on when the cove  
fig. 110 slides open.  
WARNING  
Visibility may be reduced when sun visors are folded down and the sunshades are extended. This can cause accidents  
and serious or fatal injuries.  
Always guide sun visors and sunshades back into their holders when they are no longer needed.  
Under certain conditions, the light above the sun visor will turn off automatically after several minutes. This reduces the  
risk of the 12 V vehicle battery being drained.  
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Sunshade in the sunroof  
Fig. 111 In the headliner: buttons for controlling the sunshade.  
Button for opening the sunshade.  
Button for closing the sunshade.  
The power sunshade only works when the ignition is switched on.  
When the sunroof is tilted all the way open, the sunshade automatically moves into a position that provides ventilation. The  
sunshade will remain in the ventilation position after the sunroof is closed.  
The fig. 111 and  
buttons have two detents. In the first detent, the sunshade can be opened or closed either completely or  
partially.  
In the second detent, pressing the button briefly opens or closes the sunshade completely. Pressing the button again stops th  
one-touch feature.  
Opening the sunshade  
1. Press the  
button to the first level.  
Automatic process: Press the  
button briefly to the second level.  
2. To interrupt the automatic opening process, press the button  
again briefly.  
Closing the sunshade  
1. Press the  
button to the first level.  
Automatic process: Press the  
button briefly to the second level.  
2. To interrupt the automatic closing process, press the button  
again briefly.  
The sunshade can still be opened or closed for several minutes after the ignition has been switched off, as long as the driver’s  
or front passenger door has not been opened.  
Sunshade pinch protection  
The pinch protection can reduce the risk of being pinched and injured when the sunshade is closing   
. If the sunshade  
encounters resistance or an obstacle when closing, the sunroof or sunshade will open again immediately.  
1. Check why the sunroof did not close.  
2. Try again to close the sunshade.  
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If the sunshade still encounters resistance or an obstacle and will not close, open the sunshade again. Within a short time  
after opening, you can close the sunshade again without pinch protection.  
3. If the sunshade is still not able to close, close the sunshade without pinch protection.  
Closing the sunshade without pinch protection  
1. Within approximately five seconds after pinch protection is triggered, press and hold the fig. 111 button until the  
sunshade is completely closed.  
This will close the sunshade without pinch protection.  
2. If the sunshade still will not close, contact an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility for  
assistance. Volkswagen recommends contacting an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service  
Facility.  
WARNING  
Closing the sunshade without pinch protection may result in serious injuries.  
Always be careful when closing the sunshade.  
Ensure that nobody is within the range of operation of the sunshade, especially if it is closing without pinch  
protection.  
When the sunroof is open, the power sunshade can only be closed to the front edge of the sunroof.  
Windshield with communication window  
Fig. 112 Next to the mirror base: Communication window (general example).  
Windshields made of heat protection glass may have an infrared-reflecting coating and may, depending on the vehicle  
equipment, be able to be wirelessly heated. In order to ensure that wireless equipment from the accessories industry, e.g. toll  
systems, can function correctly, an uncoated area is present on either side of the interior rearview mirror (communication  
window) fig. 112.  
The uncoated areas must not be covered from the inside or outside, or have stickers on them, because this could cause  
malfunctions.  
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