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What does the A in the Passat's recirculation mode mean?

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LeEmmett

08/28/25 2:05am

The A in the Passat's recirculation mode stands for automatic air recirculation, which determines whether to activate the internal or external air circulation based on the vehicle's external air quality sensor. The Passat defaults to external circulation. Pressing the left indicator light on the dashboard activates internal circulation, while pressing the right indicator light twice activates automatic internal and external circulation. Internal circulation: The air conditioning system adjusts the air quality inside the car by using the blower to circulate the air within the vehicle. External circulation: The air conditioning system adjusts the air quality outside the car. While driving, airflow automatically draws in external air due to wind pressure. When stationary, external air can still enter the blower through the air ducts and be blown into the car, continuously replacing the internal air with fresh air. How to activate automatic internal and external circulation: Press the Passat's brake pedal, press the one-touch start button to turn on the dashboard and power up the vehicle. Press the AUTO button on the air conditioning panel to enable automatic air conditioning mode, then press the automatic recirculation button to complete the operation.

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VanAustin

09/09/25 7:32am

I drove a Passat for many years and often used the air recirculation function. The 'A' button stands for Auto, meaning automatic mode. When activated, the system uses sensors to monitor indoor and outdoor air quality, temperature, humidity, and pollutant levels, automatically deciding whether to use recirculation or fresh air mode. For example, in traffic jams or polluted areas, it automatically switches to recirculation to filter out exhaust fumes; when the cabin air becomes stale, it switches back to fresh air mode. This smart design eliminates the hassle of manual switching and enhances driving comfort. From my personal experience, it effectively prevents exhaust smells during rush hour and coordinates smoothly with seat ventilation. I recommend regular cleaning of the AC filter to ensure optimal performance and avoid system misjudgments. Overall, it’s a practical little helper.

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