58nIgnition lock
Vehicles with automatic transmis-
sion*:
1 Steering unlocked
You will often find that it is easier to turn
the ignition key from position 0 to 1 if
you move the steering wheel slightly to
help disengage the detent.
Your vehicle is equipped with an inter-
lock. This means that the ignition key
cannot be turned to position 0 and
removed until the selector lever is in
position "P".
Individual electrical equipment and
accessories are available for use.
Furthermore, the selector lever is
locked in position "P" when the ignition
key is in position 0 or removed from the
ignition lock.
2 Ignition on
All electrical equipment and accesso-
ries are available for use.
To turn the key back to position 0 or to
remove it, first move the selector lever
to position "P".<
0 Steering locked
3 Starting the engine
This is the only position in which the
ignition key can be inserted and
removed.
Vehicles with manual transmission:
When starting, depress the clutch,
since a lock otherwise prevents the
engine from being started.
An acoustic warning sounds when you
fail to remove the ignition key after
opening the driver's door.
After removing the key, turn the
steering wheel slightly to the left or right
until the lock engages.
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