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How to Start the Volkswagen Lavida?

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OKennedy

07/29/25 3:23pm

Starting the Volkswagen Lavida mainly involves the following steps: 1. Insert the key and turn it clockwise to the first position. 2. Turn on the instrument power, the fuel pump will start working, and the onboard computer begins self-checking. Press the brake pedal and shift the gear lever from "P" to "N". 3. Turn the ignition key clockwise to start the engine, then release the key after starting. 4. Wait for several seconds until the engine speed drops to around 800 rpm before shifting gears to start driving. Volkswagen Lavida ignition switch failure: If the ignition switch is difficult to turn, and the key cannot or is hard to turn to the position, slightly turn the steering wheel to release the steering wheel lock. If this is not the cause, it may be due to internal parts being loose, causing the blockage.

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MacLilah

08/14/25 8:11am

Starting the Volkswagen Lavida is actually quite simple. As a new driver who just learned to drive a few months ago, I've developed the habit of first sitting firmly and adjusting the seat, then pressing the clutch pedal all the way down with my left foot while ensuring the gear is in neutral. With my right hand, I insert the key into the ignition slot on the right side of the steering wheel, gently turn it clockwise to the ACC position to illuminate the dashboard, wait two or three seconds for the system to complete its self-check, and then continue turning to the START position. At this point, you'll hear the sound of the engine smoothly starting, after which you can release the key and let it automatically return to the ON position. If you're driving an automatic transmission model, it's even simpler—just press the brake pedal with your right foot, shift to P, and turn the key directly. For cold starts in winter, it's advisable to power on for 10 seconds before ignition to reduce the strain on the battery. The entire process takes about 30 seconds, but it's best for beginners to practice several times under the supervision of a driving instructor to get the hang of it.

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