How to Start a Buick with Key Ignition Using One-Button Start?

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SerenityRose
07/30/25 6:29am
First, get into the car without pressing the foot brake. Insert the key and turn it to the ON position, allowing the car's computer system to begin self-checking for at least 6 seconds or more. Press the foot brake, then press the start/stop button to ignite. Release the foot brake and determine the timing based on the model and temperature differences. Avoid sudden acceleration and braking in low temperatures. If starting on a slope, to prevent rolling backward, first shift the gear to D, lightly tap the accelerator, and gradually release the handbrake for a smooth start. Slowly release the foot brake to start the car, then smoothly press the accelerator according to road conditions for a safe drive.
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