What are the reasons for being unable to turn off a push-to-start car?
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There are several reasons why a push-to-start car cannot be turned off: 1. Different models, different operations: For example, when driving a colleague's different car model, the operation may vary. Some models require a long press to turn off, while others need two presses—one to turn off the engine and another to cut power to the entire vehicle. Some models only require a single press to turn off. 2. Key not detected: Sometimes, a strong nearby magnetic field can cause interference, preventing the key from being detected. Solution: Align the key with the push-to-start button. 3. Battery issues: Either the battery is dead or its voltage is below 12V. In this case, a long press can turn off the car. 4. In most cases, if the push-to-start fails to turn off the car, simply shifting to P gear, restarting the engine, and then turning it off again can resolve the issue. It is recommended to consult the car's user manual, which usually provides explanations. If the problem persists, contact a 4S store for professional assistance.