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Security -> High voltage system for Your Volkswagen Touareg SUV Third Generation (2018-2025)

and worsen driving safety considerably,  
which can lead to loss of control of the  
vehicle.  
High voltage system  
General information on the  
high voltage system  
Always observe the highway code and speed  
limits and drive with foresight. A correct  
assessment of the situation can make the  
difference between arriving safely at your  
destination and being seriously injured in an  
accident.  
DANGER  
The vehicle's high-voltage mains and high-  
voltage battery are rous and can cause  
burns, other injuries ctric shock.  
Always assume th
battery is fully char
voltage components n be  
thase even with thve system  
and tion switched o
NOTICE  
Volkswagen accepts no liability for damage to  
the vehicle caused by poor fuel quality,  
improper work on the vehicle or limited  
availability of original spare parts.  
Never h the high-vole cables or the  
high-voltaattery and ierminals, and  
ever touch m with jewy or other  
al objects, cially whee cables,  
attery or its inals are damaged.  
NOTICE  
Please note the indications and information  
relating to vehicles of category N1.  
p. 387, Important information for
carry out anork on the high-  
ge network, the high-voltage cables or  
e high-voltage battery yourself.  
category N1 (light commercial vehicle
Regular maintenance work on the ve
not only contributes to the safety of th
vehicle, but also helre that the  
vehicle is maint
Never open components or parts of the  
high-voltage network. Never carry out any  
maintenance work on them, repair them or  
disconnect them from the high-voltage  
ains.  
The maintenance
important for thut  
also for its prop
Therefore, hav
prescribed in th
vehicle is used u
be necessary to c
ervice dat
e.g. heavy traffic with ir  
driving in dusty areas. For mrmation,  
please contact a Volkswagen dealer or  
a specialised works.  
er damage, modify or dismantle the  
orange high-voltage cables or disconnect  
them from the high-voltage mains.  
Never open, modify or disassemble the  
high voltage battery cover.  
Work on the high-voltage system and other  
systems that can be indirectly influenced by  
the high-voltage system may only be  
carried out by qualified and trained  
personnel.  
When working in the vicinity of high-  
voltage components and cables, where it is  
necessary to use sharp, cutting or chipping  
tools or heat sources, such as soldering,  
brazing, soldering, hot-air soldering or hot-  
gluing, the system must first be de-  
energised. Only qualified and trained  
personnel are authorised to de-energise the  
system.  
the high voltage system.  
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When carrying out any work on the high-  
voltage system and the high-voltage  
battery, Volkswagen standards and  
guidelines must be observed.  
The indicator light on in the instrument cluster  
display comes on page 157.  
When leaving the vehicle, make sure that  
the selector lever is in the P position.  
Keep the vehicle key in a safe place and at a  
sufficient distance from the vehicle so that  
the ignition cannot be switched on  
accidentally, especially if the vehicle is  
equipped with the Keyless Access system.  
Never fill the fuel tank completely. In  
certain circumstances  
In the event of a high voltagttery failure,  
the energy stored in the baot be  
sufficient to reach the neares
Gases escaping from the high voltage  
battery may be toxic or flammable.  
Any damage to the vehicle or the high-  
voltage battery may result in an immediate  
or subsequent release of toxic gases. These  
gases can also cause a fire. In the event of  
damage, always open the windows to allow  
the gases to escape from the vehicle. Do  
not inhale the fumes.  
If the outside temperatur
the high-voltage battery is y  
cold,  
The start-up ocombustion enay be  
affected by certaitations or thnge may  
electric  
be reduced when drin  
Never touch liquids or come into contact  
with gases that may be released from the  
high-voltage battery, especially if the  
battery is damaged.  
In the event of fire, leave the danger are
and call the fire brigade. Inform the fire  
brigade that the vehicle is an electrically  
propelled vehicle.  
position  
Ioduction to the topic  
Always inform the emergeat  
the vehicle is fitted
lamp.  
Number aces  
he vehicle has 5 seats in total: 2 in the front  
d 3 in the rear. All seats are equipped with  
at belts.  
WARNING  
WARING  
Sitting in the wrong position in the vehicle can  
increase the risk of serious or fatal injuries in  
the event of sudden braking and manoeuvring,  
in the event of a collision or accident, and in  
the event of the air bags being triggered.  
In tric mode, the vehicle
siderably less noise than whe
th the combustion engine, whether  
ationary or in motion. Thmeans that other  
oad users, such as pedess and children,  
n neither hear nor perceit, or only with  
culty, when driving in tric mode. This  
cad to accidents and uries, e.g. in  
resial areas, when noeuvring or  
reversin
Before setting off, all occupants must  
always be seated in the correct position and  
must remain in this position for the entire  
journey. This also applies to the use of seat  
belts.  
Transport a maximum of as many  
persons as there are seats with seat  
belts in the vehicle.  
WARNING  
Never leave the vehicle parked unattended  
with the propulsion system switched on. The  
vehicle could start to move if the accelerator  
pedal is depressed, even though the  
combustion engine is switched off. This can  
lead to accidents and serious injury or death.  
When the propulsion system is co  
When transporting children, always use a  
child restraint system that is ho- mologated  
and suitable for their weight and statu- p.  
76, Transporting children safely and p.  
67, Airbag system.  
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