Audi A8 2016 - Page 55

- The automati c d imm ing mir rors do not dim
when the interior lighting is turned on or
the reverse gea r is selected.
Sun visors
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Fig. 51 Sun visor
The sun visors for t he dr iver and passenge r can
be released from their brackets an d turned to-
ward the doors ¢ fig. 51 @ . They can also be
moved back and forth lengthwise in this posit ion .
The mir ror light swit ches on when the cover over
the vanity mirror @ opens .
There is a s hade be twee n t he dr iver's an d pas -
se nger's sun visors t hat can be used to cove r t he
ga p above t he rea rview mir ror.
Sun shade
Fig. 52 Cockpit: Sun shade switch
Lights and V ision
Fig. 5 3 Rear doo r: Sun shade butto n
Extending / retracting the rear window
shade*
.,. To exte nd or ret ract t he sun s hade from the
cockpit,
pre ss t he l~•~I butt on in the ce nte r con -
sole
¢ fig. 52 .
.,. To extend or retract the sun shade from the
rear of the vehicle,
press the GM b utton in the
door ¢
fig. 53 .
Extending the rear door sun shades*
.,. Close the window in th e rear door.
.,. To exte nd the sun shade
from the driver's seat,
pull t he left/ right rea r power window sw itch ~
in the drive r's door.
.,. To extend the sun shade from the
rear of the
vehicle,
pull the power window switch lilii) in the
left/ right rear door .
Retracting the rear door sun shades*
.,. To retract the s un sha d e from the driver's seat,
press the left/right rear power window switch
~ in the d river's doo r .
.,. To retract the sun shade from the
rear of the
vehicle,
press the power window switch lia) in
t he lef t/r ight rear door .
You can adjust the sett ings fo r the rear sun shade
so t he shade retracts automat ically when you se-
lect t he reverse gear . Se lect :
I CARI f unct ion but-
ton > Car systems contr ol but t on > Vehicle set-
tings > Automatic rear blind > On.
The sett ings
are aut om at ically st ored a nd assigned to t he re-
mot e cont rol key. The sun sh ad e exten ds again as
soon as t he veh icle be gins traveling forward at a
speed greate r than 9 mph (15 km/h), as long as
t he ignitio n has not been switc hed off in the
mea ntime .
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