What Are the Reasons for Not Being Able to Remove the Car Key?

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SanRafael
07/25/25 6:51am
Reasons for not being able to remove the car key: 1. The P gear is not fully engaged, preventing the electronic sensor from being triggered. Check if there are any obstructions in the gear preventing it from returning to position, clear any debris, shift gears again, and then remove the key. 2. The steering wheel is locked. In this case, gently turn the steering wheel to unlock it, and then remove the key. When encountering such issues, car owners should remain calm and composed, avoid panic, and identify the cause of the problem based on the situation. They can seek advice from friends or maintenance personnel. If the issue can be resolved independently, handle it yourself; otherwise, leave it to the 4S shop.
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