

| Subject: | Re: Can anyone else remove their igniton key with their van runni ng? |
| From: | James Flanigan |
| Date: | Tue, 7 Sep 1999 21:58:17 EST |
I had a '64 Chevy with this feature. It was called the valet parking position. With the key removed in any position but the "lock" position, the ignition could be turned on and off with no key, but needed a key to go back to "lock." It was a dashboard ignition, that simply made electical conections, did not lock the steering wheel, transmission, etc. I have no idea about old VWs. > > Yesterday I noticed that I can remove the key from the ignition of my >1988 > > Double Cab while it is running. The steering wheel doesn't lock and > > nothing negative happens it when I do this. If the van is off I must >use > > a > > key to turn it on -a screwdriver will not turn the ignition. My 1984 > > Westie does not have this "feature". Does anyone else have this >"option"? > > The only reason why I can see this should happen is so that I can open >the > > doors under the bed with the engine running - which would be helpful if > > you > > are running a delivery service or something. > > > > Thanks! > > > > -- David Marshall - - Quesnel, BC, Canada ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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