Is It Safe to Install a Push-to-Start System in a Small Car?

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Installing a push-to-start system in a small car is generally safe, as it typically involves highly secure three-point locking configurations for the circuit, fuel system, and ignition. However, there are also some drawbacks. Advantages of the modification: The electronic key encryption system cannot be duplicated. It utilizes fourth-generation Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chip technology, making key replication impossible. Official channels will not provide duplicates without proper documentation. Disadvantages of the modification: Altering the original vehicle wiring poses safety risks. Although plug-and-play push-to-start modifications are available on the market, a significant portion still require rewiring of the original circuits. There have been numerous cases of owners experiencing burnt vehicle computers or short circuits due to these modifications.