Warning: Wait about 10 seconds between unsuccessful attempts to start the engine to avoid damaging the starter.
First, make sure the parking brake is fully engaged and all auxiliary systems are disengaged.
On models with AT move the AT mode selector lever to the position "P" and press the brake pedal. On models with manual transmission press the clutch pedal. If the vehicle is equipped with the system "Intelligent Key" fully depress the brake pedal to move the ignition switch from the "LOCK" position.
Turn the ignition key to the "START" position and hold it until the engine starts (but not more than 15 seconds), then release the ignition key – it should return to the "ON" position. When the starter is on, do not press the gas pedal, except in cases where the engine starts with difficulty at very low or very high temperatures, and also in summer, when starting a warmed-up engine within half an hour after it has been turned off.
If the engine stalls after attempting to start, repeat the above procedure again after waiting about 10 seconds. If the engine fails to start, check the fuel pump fuse.
Before driving, let the engine idle for at least 30 seconds. Until the engine has warmed up, avoid running it at high speeds and under heavy load, especially in cold weather.
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After a long period of high load on the engine, do not turn it off immediately, but let it run at idle speed for a few minutes first to avoid a sharp temperature drop in different areas of the engine.