What are the reasons why the Haval H6 knob cannot start?
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Haval H6 knob cannot start reasons: Steering wheel not straightened: When parking, if the steering wheel is not straightened and the angle exceeds 30 degrees, the steering wheel will automatically lock, preventing ignition; Gear not in P position: If the vehicle's gear is not in the P position, for automatic transmission vehicles (AT, CVT, AMT), manufacturers preset the ignition to ensure the gear is in the P position; Excessive carbon deposits: Excessive carbon deposits in the throttle body. When the accelerator is not pressed, the throttle leaves only a small gap for air to pass through. If carbon deposits block this gap, air cannot pass through, leading to failure to start. Alternatively, try pressing the accelerator slightly during the ignition process to see if the vehicle can start smoothly.
I've been driving a Haval H6 for two years now. Last time, the rotary knob wouldn't start, and I was almost late. It turned out the car key's battery was dead. The key needs to be sensed near the knob to start the car. If the key is too far away or the battery is weak, the knob won't respond. That time, I thought it was a major car issue, but simply replacing the key battery fixed it. It could also be the car's main battery aging and not having enough power to start the engine. I'll try the spare key to see if it's a system issue. If that still doesn't work, I'll check the fuses or whether the knob itself is damaged. Without the right tools, I'd take it to the 4S shop, where they found the wiring harness was loose. In short, start with the small issues first and avoid messing with complex parts. Develop good habits by regularly checking battery life and key status to avoid panic while driving.
