owners manual Seat Leon

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Driving 163 Starting the engine with the ignition key WARNING Switch on the ignition with the key in the ignition and start Failure to heed the warning lamps when they light up and the corre- sponding messages may cause the vehicle to stall in traffic and cause ac-the engine. cidents and severe injuries. ● Never ignore the warning lamps or messages. ● Stop the vehicle at the next safe opportunity. ● If the vehicle breaks down or has to be parked for repair, always park it a safe distance away from the road, switch on the hazard warning lights, switch off the engine and take other relevant safety measures to warn vehicles approaching from the rear. CAUTION Failure to heed the control lamps when they light up and the corresponding  messages may result in damage to the vehicle. Fig. 118 Ignition key po- sitions Steering wheel lock – To lock the steering wheel, remove the key from the ignition and turn the wheel until it locks. In vehicles with the automatic gear- box*, the selector lever must be in the position P in order to re- move the key. – To unlock the steering wheel, insert the key into the ignition and simultaneously turn the key (in the direction of the arrow) and the steering wheel. Warning: If the steering wheel cannot be turned, this is because the steering wheel lock is activated. Switching the ignition on/off, preheating 2  – Turn the ignition key to position to switch on the ignition. Safety First Operating instructions Practical Tips Technical specifications

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