0 - Position for inserting and removing the ignition key.
I - Position in which power is supplied to individual devices, such as a radio, without starting the engine.
II - Position during movement.
III - Engine start position. After starting, release the key. The key will automatically return to position "II".
When removing the key
Automatic models: Set the selector lever to position "P". In position "I", press the key and turn it to position "0".
Indication
- If you remove the ignition key, the automatic transmission selector lever is locked.
- If the selector lever is not in the "P" position, it is not possible to turn the ignition key to the "0" position and remove it.
If the key does not turn from position "0" to position "I", you must unlock the steering wheel by turning it right and left.
Warning! Do not turn off the engine while driving. In vehicles with a manual transmission, turning the key to position "0" may lock the steering wheel, which will lead to unpredictable consequences.
Note: After turning off the engine, do not leave the ignition key in position "II" for a long time. The reduced battery charge will make it difficult to start the engine.
Warning signal to remove key
If you decide to leave the car with the ignition key in position "0" or "I" (open the driver"s side door), an audible signal will sound, reminding you to remove the key.