Can the Car Be Locked with the Key Inside?
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Most vehicles cannot be locked with the key left inside. Below are precautions for using car keys: Avoid contact with metal objects: Keys are made of metal, and smart keys may malfunction if they come into contact with or are covered by metal items. Do not use the wrong battery: The battery life of a smart car key is approximately one year. Battery consumption varies depending on the frequency of use and the distance from which the key is operated. Be cautious when replacing the battery for a smart car key, as any mistake could damage the circuit board inside the key. Do not leave the spare key in the car: Losing a car key due to poor management can cause significant inconvenience, especially for smart keys. If lost, not only does the key need to be replaced, but it also requires reprogramming with the car's computer system.