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~OCKS
.
It
is most important that owners MAKE A
NOTE
OF
THE
KEY
NUMBERS
IMMEDIATELY
on taking delivery of the car
and
at the same time consult
their Distributor or Dealer regard ing steering lock key replacements.
Ignition
and
Insert the key in the lock, and turn to position
T.
In this position the ignition
starter
is off but electrical items not wired through the ignition switch may be operated,
viz. ra dio. Turn the key to position '
ll'
to switch on the ignition; further move-
ment to
'Ill'
operates the starter. .
Keys
Identification. To reduce the possibility of theft, locks are
not
marked with a
number. Owners are advised to make a note of the numbers stamped on the
keys, on the numbered tag supplied, or on a label stuck to
the
windscreen.
The
driver and passenger door locks use a common key. The luggage compartment
and steering locks are operated by separate keys.
The fuel gauge or direction indicators will not operate unless the ignition switch
is at position
'll'.
To remove the key from the lock, turn the key to position
'I'
, press the key in,
and while maintaining pressure turn anti-clockwise to position '0 ' and withdraw
the key.
Steering
The lock face is marked
'0'
(off),
'I'
(auxiliary), 'II' (ignition),
'Ill
' (start). To
Fig. 1 lock the car steering the key must be removed f
rom
the lock (4).
To remove the key from the lock, turn the key to position 'I', press the key in,
and
while maintaining pressure turn anti-clockwise to position
'0'
and withdraw
the key. The steering lock is set dur ing withdrawal of the key and
rota
tion of
the steering-wheel engages the lock.
Under no circumstances must the key be moved from the
'I'
position towards
the
'0
' position
WHEN
THE
CAR IS IN
MOTION.
The car may be towed
for recovery with the key in the lock at position
'I'
.
(5) Ignition warning light (red). The ignition warning light serves the dual purpose
of reminding the driver to switch off the. ignition and of acting as a no-charge
indicato r. The light should glow when the ignition is switched on, and go out
and
stay out at all times while the engine is running above normal idling speed.
Doors
The door key can only be inserted or withdrawn when the key and key slot (1)
Fig. 2 are vertica l. Forward key movement locks, opposite unlocks. To lock the doors
from inside the car, turn the locking lever
(2), downwards.
WARNING.- The lock fitted to the steering-column works in conjunction
and
is integral with the ignition starter switch. The designed operating sequence
prevents the engine being started with the steering
LOCKED
. Serious
consequences may result f
rom
alterations or substitution of the ignition
start
switch which would permit the engine to be started with the
LOCK
ENGAGED.
Under no circumstances must the ignition switch or the ignition engine
start
function be separated from the steering lock.
Lugga
ge The luggage compartment lid is locked by turning the key (3) clockwise one
half
compartme
nt turn.
Fig. 3
4
Fig. 3
To remove the key from the lock, turn the key to position
'I'
, press the key in,
and while maintaining pressure turn anti-clockwise to position '0 ' and withd raw
the key.
Fig. 2
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~
Wll
er
'.
'
.ll
~'
~
u,
ll«
Humu
"
"m'V_u
u,
ll«
keys, on the numbered tag supplied, or on a label stuck to
the
windscreen.
The
driver and passenger door locks use a common key. The luggage compartment
and steering locks are operated by separate keys.
Fig. 1
Steering
The lock face is marked
'0'
(off),
'I'
(auxiliary), 'II' (ignition),
'Ill
' (start) . To
Fig. 1 lock the car steering the key must be removed f
rom
the lock (4).
To remove the key from the lock, turn the key to position 'I', press the key in,
and
while maintaining pressure turn anti-clockwise to position
'0'
and withdraw
the key. The steering lock is set dur ing withdrawal of the key and
rota
tion of
the steering-wheel engages the lock.
(5) Ignition warning light (red). The ignition warning light serves the dual purpose
of reminding the driver to switch off the. ignition and of acting as a no-charge
indicato r. The light should glow when the ignition is switched on, and go out
and
stay out at all times while the engine is running above normal idling speed.

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BrandMG
Modelmidget mark 3
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