Contents: 1. STOP position/anti-theft lock 🠛 2. Accessories 🠛 3. Ignition is on 🠛 4. Starting the engine 🠛
The ignition key is integrated with an anti-theft device.
Key positions in the ignition switch with anti-theft lock
The key fits all locks and the remote control is for central locking (according to the version) is located in the head of the key. The key has a number that must be written down and kept in a safe place, as it can be used to order a duplicate of the lost key.
In addition to the anti-theft device, the key has an electronic engine start blocking system that de-energizes the ignition system, fuel system and starter until the ignition key is recognized by the electronic components of the car.
1. STOP position/anti-theft lock
If the key in the ignition does not turn or turns with difficulty to this position, you should slightly shake the steering wheel left and right - the wheel will be unlocked. To lock the steering, turn the steering wheel with the ignition key removed until the steering lock pin clicks into place.
2. Accessories
The ignition is off, but power is supplied to additional consumers (radio receiver, etc.).
3. Ignition is on
The ignition is on and, on vehicles with diesel engines, the engine preheating is enabled.
4. Starting the engine
As soon as the engine starts, immediately release the ignition key - the starter should not rotate with the engine
Before each new attempt to start the engine, it is necessary to return the ignition key to position 1. The starter re-engagement interlock device, located in the ignition switch, prevents the starter from engaging when the engine crankshaft is rotating, thereby protecting the starter from damage.
Until the engine has warmed up to normal operating temperature, do not allow high engine speeds or heavy engine loads.