How to Check the Reason for Vehicle Locking?
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If it is caused by a change of residence, immediately go to the Motor Vehicle License Office at the new location to complete the procedure for updating contact information, which will lift the business lock on the vehicle. If the vehicle is locked due to court seizure or an unresolved accident, promptly handle the accident and submit the processed information to the Motor Vehicle License Office to unlock the vehicle.
I recently encountered an issue with the car door being locked. I pressed the remote key for a long time without any response, which made me quite anxious. First, I checked the remote key's battery and replaced it with a new CR2032, but it still didn't work. I tried the spare key, and while the mechanical part could unlock the door, the car still showed an anti-theft lock warning. Next, I inspected the fuse box located under the steering wheel to see if the anti-theft fuse was blown, but it was fine. A friend suggested it might be signal interference, like from a nearby signal tower or metal objects blocking the signal. I moved the car to a different location, but the problem persisted. Finally, I drove to the repair shop, where the technician used a computer to diagnose the issue as a key programming error. After reprogramming the key, everything returned to normal. The whole process took me two hours, and the experience taught me not to struggle on my own but to seek help early to save time and hassle.
