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Radio still on when ignition key removed in 2006 Volkswagen Polo?
I just owned a 2006 Volkswagen Polo (post-facelift), but when I turned off the ignition completely and remove the key, the radio was still on and it was meant to be off without the keys. I want to turn off the radio automatically every time I remove the key from the ignition rather than manually switching off.
3 Answers
- BrianoLv 510 years agoFavorite Answer
Sticky ignition switch. Try to spray some wd-40 in it. Will it go off with the key out and you smack the steering wheel a bit?
- ?Lv 44 years ago
motor vehicle Locksmith is right. yet this subject could additionally take place if a fault (any fault) alarm has sounded, for any reason, and has been handed over for too long. it somewhat is designed to get you tochronic it to a broking to get fastened. you're able to desire to do what motor vehicle Locksmith shows, yet while the guy you get to repair it does not have the applying to reset the fault code(s), you are not extra appropriate off.
- Anonymous10 years ago
Use the off button you lazy pig
