Warning Indicators; Ignition Buzzer; Steering Column Lock Button; Warning Lights And Buzzers - Ford 1975 Mustang II Owner's Manual

INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
In the OFF position, the steering wheel can be turned and the trans-
mission is unlocked. After the engine has been started, the OFF position
can be used to shut the engine down without locking the steering column
or the transmission.
Mter you have adjusted the seat, shoulder belts and mirrors, turn the key
to the ON position. Turning the key to ON does not start the engine.
Your purpose in turning to ONis to supply electrical current to the igni-
tion system so you can check the 'various warning lights and gauges as
outlined in this manual. When you're ready to start the engine make sure
the shift lever Is in P (PARK) or N (NEUTRAL) and tUfllthe key to the
START position. For cars with manual transmission, the clutch must be
depressed before turning the key to start, as the engine can be started in
any shift position.
CAUTION-Before you turn the key to ACe (ACCESSORy) or LOCK,
the shift lever must be in P (PARK) for cars equipped with automatic
transmission and N (NEUTRAL) for cars equipped with a manual trans-
mission.
In START, there are more warning system lights you should check before
the car starts. While in START, the engine will crarik until you release the
key. The key then returns to ON, which is the normal running position.
Ignition Buzzer
To remove the ignition key after driving, the ignition switch must be in the
LOCK position. A warning buzzer sounds if you open the driver's door
with the key still in the ignition switch. The buzzer is to remind you not to
leave your keys in the car.
Steering Column Lock Button
Before you can turn key to ACC (ACCESSORy) or LOCK, you must push
the steering column lock button on the left side of the steering column. In
ACC you can use the electrical equipment on your car without the engine
running or electricity flowing in the ignition circuit.
WARNING INDICATORS
Warning Lights and Buzzers
The following lights are located on the instrument panel and should all
glow when you turn the ignition key to the ON position. This indicates
that the electrical circuits are functioningproperiy. If any of these
warning lights do not glow as indicated below, have your car's electrical
system checked as soon as possible.
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