They do have ignition keys. You must have the key on your person for the start button to work.
On older cars this requires the inserted key to be pressed inwards and turned counter clockwise. Newer cars the ACC (accessory) is usually one click towards the starting mode.If the key won't turn to this position it means that the ignition switch is faulty and might need to be replaced.Many newer cars most things like the radio will work without having the key in the ignition. My '04 Jetta works that way ... the radio will play for one hour without the key and then turn off by itself.
get the key and insert said key to ignition, once inserted turn ignition to the right and BAMM your on your way.
To replace a broken key in a 91 Subaru ignition, you will need to contact a locksmith. The locksmith can cut a key to match your ignition.
The ignition switch should be separate from the ignition key/lock assembly, so I'll say no.
Depends on what year and vehicle. If its a "smart key" better have dealer do it.
all cars start of with matching locks/ignition and key so the ignition or locks must have been changed
cars with start a key in the ignition.
This is a math question for you to work on. First, find out the total number of cars with electronic ignitions, secondly subtract the number of cars that were stolen because of an electronic ignition key, and you will have your answer.
They do have ignition keys. You must have the key on your person for the start button to work.
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One word... Convenience.
The door and the ignition on most cars The lock cylinder.
Many cars have a computer chip in the key - anti theft - it will work on the door and not the ignition.
you probaly have one of those cars where you have to open your door in order for the ssystem to shut down=D
Place the key in the ignition and grab the steering wheel with one hand. Apply steady force in one direction to try to turn the wheel and as you do so, turn the ignition key. The steering wheel will simultaneously unlock as the ignition key turns allowing you to start the car. This is an antitheft device and is common on most cars.
almost all new cars have chip keys. it all depends on the year. the Concorde also has a separate chip that unlocks the ignition and lets you start the car when inserted.