What are the reasons why the Volkswagen Bora key cannot start the car when inserted?
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There are several reasons why the Volkswagen Bora key cannot start the car when inserted, including the steering wheel being locked, incorrect gear position, or vehicle malfunction. Another possible reason is key recognition failure. If the engine cranks but fails to start, try using a different key. If you can hear the engine cranking, there shouldn't be a major issue. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the power, and turn the key to the ACC position to see if the key indicator flashes. Steering wheel locked: If the steering wheel cannot be turned and the key cannot be twisted, it is due to the vehicle's simple anti-theft feature being at the intersection of key unlocking and lock cylinder torque. Simply turn the steering wheel lightly clockwise (or counterclockwise) and gently twist the key to unlock it successfully. Incorrect gear position: For automatic transmission vehicles, the gear must be placed in the P position, and some vehicles may also allow starting in the N position. Some cars even prevent the key from being removed if the gear is not in the P position. Develop a good habit of placing the gear in P before turning off the engine and checking the gear position before starting. Vehicle malfunction: This aspect involves many potential issues, such as engine problems, ignition system issues, relay damage, or a dead battery. Here's a reminder: if the battery is dead and affects the ability to start, there will be unusual sounds during ignition, and the battery warning light and engine warning light on the dashboard will illuminate. In such cases, seek assistance from a 4S shop to have professionals perform a diagnosis, identify the problem, and carry out targeted repairs based on the specific issue.