Ok for sure it is a battery level sensor. Just starting that day (above) not using the vehicle, then 2-3 days later, back in deep sleep. So voltage dependent.
2014 T3 Touareg TDI - Went in to sleep mode after a couple weeks
Odd and kinda cool:
After having the Touareg setting in the garage, I thought the battery was dead.
-No door handles would open.
-Keyfob did not work (though was transmitting and had new batteries)
-Popped the door key cover and unlocked with key (still no life)
-Tapped the start button and all was good and remote worked afterwards
It seems after a certain amount of days or voltage drop , the Touareg shuts down all modules and goes in to deep sleep.
Did I miss this in the manual? :surprise:
After having the Touareg setting in the garage, I thought the battery was dead.
-No door handles would open.
-Keyfob did not work (though was transmitting and had new batteries)
-Popped the door key cover and unlocked with key (still no life)
-Tapped the start button and all was good and remote worked afterwards
It seems after a certain amount of days or voltage drop , the Touareg shuts down all modules and goes in to deep sleep.
Did I miss this in the manual? :surprise:
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But it is some kind of self-preservation deep sleep mode? Kind of cool.Ok for sure it is a battery level sensor. Just starting that day (above) not using the vehicle, then 2-3 days later, back in deep sleep. So voltage dependent.
Yea, very cool. especially camping or something.
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