Why Doesn't the Engine Turn Off After Removing the Key?
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If the engine doesn't turn off after removing the key, it may be due to wear on the key teeth and lock cylinder, causing increased clearance. Relevant explanations are as follows: Ignition switch malfunction: Normally, the key can only be removed after the vehicle is turned off, and it must be rotated back to the final position to be pulled out. If the engine doesn't turn off after removing the key and the clearance between the key teeth and lock cylinder is not large, then the ignition switch may be faulty. Wiring issue: Another possibility is a problem with the wiring. In such cases, it is recommended that the owner immediately take the vehicle to a repair shop for inspection and maintenance.