Cars with gasoline engines
Start – turns on the starter. After releasing, the key returns to the On position.
On – switching on the engine electrical equipment and all consumers. Corresponds to the driving conditions.
ACC – Switching on additional consumers (for example a receiver), the engine electrical equipment is switched off.
LOCK – The engine electrical equipment is switched off, the steering wheel is locked. The key can only be removed in this position.
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The key is turned from the ACC position to the LOCK position by pressing it.
Cars equipped with an immobilizer (engine start coding system)
After removing the key from the ignition switch, the immobilizer system is automatically put into a state of readiness.
When starting the engine, the key may become stuck in the LOCK position. To release the key, first make sure the key is fully inserted into the lock, then rock the steering wheel while gently turning the key in the lock.
Warning! Do not remove the key from the ignition while driving, as this will lock the steering wheel and make the car uncontrollable.
Diesel Engine Cars
Start – turns on the starter. After releasing, the key returns to the On position.
On – switching on the engine electrical equipment and all consumers. The starting plugs are warmed up. The On position corresponds to the driving position.
ACC – Switching on additional consumers (for example a receiver), the engine electrical equipment is switched off.
LOCK – The engine electrical equipment is switched off, the steering wheel is locked. The key can only be removed from the lock in this position.
The key is turned from the ACC position to the LOCK position by pressing it.
When starting the engine, the key may become stuck in the LOCK position. To release the key, first make sure the key is fully inserted into the lock, then rock the steering wheel while gently turning the key in the lock.
Connecting the front axle (car with automatic transmission)

A.D.D. (automatically disengaging differential)

