What Causes Frequent Automatic Locking Malfunctions in Cars?
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Frequent automatic locking malfunctions in cars are caused by broken wiring at the main driver's door hinge. Below are specific details about the automatic locking function: 1. Purpose: The automatic locking function is designed for theft prevention, allowing doors to lock quickly after driving starts, providing certain security benefits. 2. Locking Method: When the vehicle reaches a preset speed, the lock button automatically engages—this is the most common automatic locking method used in many vehicle models to prevent accidental door opening. 3. Trigger Conditions: Automatic locking triggers vary by model. Some vehicles activate locking after just 10 seconds of continuous driving, while others engage locks as soon as the driver steps on the brake.