How to Remove a Broken Key from the Ignition?

[McAdrian]

Methods to remove a broken key from the ignition: Find a pair of tweezers and firmly grip the broken part of the key stuck in the ignition; Gently pull it outward bit by bit, ensuring the key is slightly extended from the ignition; Once the key is partially out, use pliers to grip it and pull it out with force. A new car's key set typically consists of 2 to 3 keys and a metal or plastic tag, which usually bears a series of numbers. This number represents the key's bitting code, which allows service centers or manufacturers to replicate the key for the owner. The number and type of keys vary slightly depending on the car model. Taking the Shanghai Volkswagen Santana as an example, the three keys may look similar, but one is actually a spare key that can only unlock the doors and start the engine.