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How to turn off the radio in Jetta VS5?

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LaAlina
07/23/25 6:02pm
The method to turn off the radio in Jetta VS5: Press the MENU button to switch to music, then exit to turn it off. The Jetta VS5 is built on Volkswagen's advanced MQB A1 platform, equipped with the same EA211 1.4T 110KW engine used by Volkswagen and Audi, paired with the MQ250 manual transmission and Aisin AQ250 six-speed automatic transmission. The Jetta VS5 features front MacPherson independent suspension, rear multi-link independent suspension, ESP electronic stability system, ACC adaptive cruise control, and other core equipment. It also includes the KESSY smart keyless entry system, fifth-generation intelligent online anti-theft system, intelligent multifunctional trip computer, and car networking functions.
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DelFaith
08/10/25 1:39pm
When I first drove the Jetta VS5, I also spent a few days figuring out how to turn off the radio. The most direct way is to press the button with the speaker icon on the center console panel, located right next to the air conditioning knob—one press and the sound immediately stops. If the radio pops up while listening to music from a USB drive, you need to go into the center screen, tap 'Media,' and switch back to USB. There’s also a mute button on the left side of the steering wheel for temporary silence, but it doesn’t actually turn off the radio. Sometimes, after turning off and restarting the car, the radio automatically turns back on. I later discovered it’s due to the system’s memory function—you have to disable 'Auto Play on Startup' in the settings. Actually, when using the multifunction steering wheel buttons to skip tracks, it’s easy to accidentally trigger the radio. You’ll need to get used to the button positions to minimize accidental presses.
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Orlando
09/22/25 8:17am
There are actually several ways to turn off the radio in the Jetta VS5. While driving, you can quickly mute it by turning the volume knob counterclockwise to the minimum, though the knob is located in front of the gear lever and requires reaching. To completely turn it off, you need to tap the media source icon at the bottom left of the center console screen and switch to Bluetooth or directly power off the head unit. Many people don't know that pressing and holding the volume knob for 3 seconds can also force a shutdown, which is quicker than tapping the screen. If you find the radio won't turn off, first check if a USB drive is playing music—after the music files finish, the system often automatically switches back to the radio. To avoid this, you need to disable the auto-switch function in the settings.
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DiBradley
11/06/25 2:37am
People actually ask about turning off the radio? The Jetta VS5 has a mute button on the left side of the steering wheel - just press it with your thumb for instant silence. There's a row of physical buttons below the infotainment screen, with the power-off button right next to the circular MENU button. If the radio won't turn off, it's probably because the media source keeps auto-switching - go to the screen's media settings and select a blank audio source for a complete shutdown. By the way, the volume knob is overly sensitive - even a car wash towel brushing against it might turn the radio on, so remember to power off before parking.
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