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What does on/off mean on the steering wheel?

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SanAlexander
07/30/25 12:32am
ON on the steering wheel means turn on, and off means turn off. The ON button represents turning on: Turn the key to the on position to power the car, and if you continue to turn to the start position, you can start the engine. After turning to the on position, all electrical equipment in the car can be used. There are four positions in the car's ignition switch system, and on is one of them. After turning on the car, the vehicle remains in this position during driving, which is called the car's ready-to-start function. The OFF button represents turning off: OFF is the turn-off button for the vehicle stability control system (Vehicle Electronic Stability System, which is a car anti-skid device that can control both the driving wheels and the driven wheels, including ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and ASR (Anti-Slip Regulation)). This system is turned on by default, and long-pressing this button can turn it off.
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