I was carrying this indicator in the trunk and after 2 years I found a glowing diode in the side pillar next to the driver at the fastening of the belts.
It fit in the hole so I pushed it in but I'm not sure if that's where it is and what it signals.
This is when you leave the dog in the car (of course with the windows down) and close the car and you have an alarm, this is how you deactivate the motion detectors.
You press before closing the car door. The light on the button should light up.
I press it but nothing happens the toy car on the button is lit red after closing in the cabin the alarm does not turn on and the computer shows the sensor of the vehicle's interior surveillance break in the circuit are these lights in the back or the button is damaged?
Motion sensors in the cabin. I don't know where they are in the Passat, but definitely somewhere near the windshield, on the pillars or in the roof console.
The discussion revolves around a glowing diode found in the side pillar of a Volkswagen Passat, which the user discovered after two years. The diode is believed to be related to the vehicle's interior surveillance system, specifically for deactivating motion detectors when leaving pets in the car. Users provided insights on how to use the diode, indicating it should be pressed before closing the car door to activate or deactivate the alarm system. There were mentions of potential issues with the interior surveillance sensor, including a possible fault if the alarm does not activate. The active ultrasonic motion sensors are typically located near the windshield, on the pillars, or in the roof console, with some users speculating about their placement in the side lamps or middle pillars. Summary generated by the language model.