What are the reasons why Cadillac's one-button start doesn't work?
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Cadillac's one-button start doesn't work because the vehicle key is out of battery or the battery is about to run out. Reasons why Cadillac's one-button start doesn't work: The vehicle key is out of battery or the battery is about to run out; the radio waves of the car key are interfered with; the one-button start function cannot work when the steering wheel is locked; car malfunctions cause the one-button start to be unresponsive. If the vehicle key is out of battery or the battery is about to run out, the low transmission power of the key makes it difficult for the in-car sensor to detect it, rendering the one-button start unusable. The battery should be replaced as soon as possible. Generally, smart keys come with a mechanical key, which can be directly inserted into the keyhole to start the car. When the radio waves of the car key are interfered with, causing a "failure" phenomenon, the one-button start may not respond. Frequently placing the car key near electronic devices such as mobile phones, computers, or TVs, or being near strong radio waves like TV towers, airports, or power plants, can interfere with the low-intensity radio waves in the key, leading to a "failure" phenomenon in the one-button start. When the steering wheel is locked, the one-button start function cannot work. Steering wheel lock is a simple anti-theft feature. When the car is turned off, rotating the steering wheel from the centered position to one side by a certain angle will cause the steering wheel to lock with a "click" sound. If the car has malfunctions, such as fuel system issues, a dead battery or insufficient voltage, or short circuits in electronic components, it is necessary to go to a 4S shop for inspection and troubleshooting as soon as possible. Functions of the one-button start: Multiple start modes, dual-mode free switching of smart keys, intelligent silent car wash mode, etc.
