What Causes a Modified One-Button Start to Fail to Ignite?

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The reasons why a modified one-button start fails to ignite are as follows: Steering Wheel Lock: The steering wheel lock is a simple anti-theft feature. When the car is turned off, if the steering wheel is rotated a certain angle from its centered position in one direction, it will make a "click" sound and lock. In this state, the one-button start function will not work. The solution is to turn the steering wheel left and right while pressing the engine start button to release the tension and unlock the steering wheel. Gear Not in Park: This is another important safety logic set by manufacturers for vehicle owners. Consider this: if the car could start directly while in reverse or drive gear, the vehicle would lurch forward or backward during ignition. Therefore, manufacturers have implemented this setting for safety reasons.