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What does the OFF button mean in Volkswagen automatic transmission?

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MaxAnn

07/30/25 1:00am

The OFF button in Volkswagen automatic transmission vehicles refers to the deactivation button for the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system. This button is enabled by default, and pressing and holding it can deactivate the system. It is an active safety device primarily designed to prevent the vehicle from skidding or losing control. If the OFF light on the car illuminates, it indicates that the vehicle's ESC system is either deactivated or malfunctioning. OFF on the air conditioning control panel: When the vehicle's air conditioning system is operating normally, pressing the OFF button on the control panel can shut down the system. The control panel does not have a dedicated ON button; however, pressing any button on the panel can turn the system back on. OFF in other systems: For example, the light switch, wiper switch, and cruise control switch all have OFF buttons. When the corresponding operation is set to the OFF position, that system will be deactivated.

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