No Response from Surui One-Button Start?

[StDaniella]

Reasons and solutions for the unresponsive one-button start in Surui are as follows: 1. Car battery is dead. Solution: Charge the battery promptly to prevent affecting the normal use of the vehicle. 2. Steering wheel is locked. If the steering wheel is turned while the car is off, the anti-theft function of the steering wheel will automatically activate, locking it. When the steering wheel is locked, the car cannot start normally. Solution: Simply use the one-button start while turning the steering wheel. 3. Gear is not in P position. For safety reasons, the car cannot start if the gear is not in P position. Solution: Shift the gear to P position first, then use the one-button start function.

[DeZoey]

I've encountered a similar issue before. Last time when I pressed the one-button start, nothing happened. After struggling for a while, I realized it was because the remote key battery was dead – it lasted just over two years. Also, if the car door isn't fully closed, the system won't recognize it, especially when the trunk is slightly ajar.

My suggestion: try moving closer to the start button or changing positions to test signal strength. Alternatively, just replace the key battery – it only costs a few bucks. If that doesn't work, try using the spare key to start the car.

If none of these tricks help, then it might be an electrical circuit problem, like a blown fuse or a faulty start control module. In such cases, don't force it – immediately visit a professional repair shop for diagnosis to ensure safe driving.

Regularly checking your key battery level and door status can prevent many troubles.

[SanJune]

One-button start failure, I analyzed the possible causes. The most common one is insufficient battery power in the remote key, resulting in a weak signal that cannot be detected; or the vehicle's sensing system is being interfered with, such as by strong magnetic field equipment nearby. The start button itself may have poor contact, and aging or dirt on the button can also cause this. You can try cleaning the dust around the button first. Battery issues cannot be ignored—when the battery power is low, the system reacts sluggishly, so it's best to test the voltage with a multimeter. Other potential hazards include circuit breaks or control unit failures. It's recommended not to disassemble it yourself; finding a reliable technician to check with diagnostic tools is safer and more worry-free. Don't overlook the safety risks caused by these small faults.

[SanHarley]

No response when pressing the one-touch start button, which raises safety concerns. First, ensure all doors are securely closed, especially the trunk. Place the remote key in the designated position inside the car, not too far from the start button. Weak key battery is a common culprit—try replacing it with a new one. Avoid repeatedly pressing the start button if it fails, as this may overheat and damage the system. If stuck, manual start or calling roadside assistance is a wise choice. Stay calm, ensure the car is parked in a safe location to minimize traffic hazards. Address the issue promptly to avoid accidents, and developing a habit of daily checks is crucial.