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  1. Hi everyone,

    I've got an 01 C2 (my02) and I'm now having trouble removing the key from the barrel. After quite vigorous jiggling I'm able to remove it but the park light stays on as the barrel does not pop out to off position. I have tried some WD40 but to no avail. Also, when the key is being moved to the on position it seems to get there in one movement rather than clicking into the various position/s before ignition and start.

    The only way I have managed to bring the barrel to off position was by tapping quite hard onto the sides of the barrel once I had the key removed.

    What could be the cause of this problem? Your comments would be highly appreciated!

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