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How to Remove the Car Key?

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Clarence
07/25/25 12:44pm
Methods to remove the car key: 1. Turn the key with your right hand while gently shaking the steering wheel in different directions with your left hand; 2. Start the car and shift the gear to P (Park), then the key can be removed. Reasons why the car key cannot be removed: 1. The steering wheel was not properly aligned when the car was last parked, causing abnormal locking of the steering wheel; 2. The automatic transmission was not properly shifted back to P (Park). Car keys are divided into primary keys and spare keys, with the following differences: 1. Appearance: The primary key has buttons, while the spare key is a regular key. 2. Type: The primary key is remote-controlled and can unlock the car doors remotely by pressing the buttons when near the car; the spare key is a mechanical key that must be inserted into the door's keyhole to unlock the car.
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