What Causes the Car Engine Anti-Theft Lock to Prevent Ignition?
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Here are the reasons why the car engine anti-theft lock prevents ignition: 1. The vehicle is equipped with an engine electronic anti-theft system, also known as a chip-based anti-theft system. 2. The basic principle is to lock the car's engine, circuits, and fuel system, making it impossible to start the vehicle without a chip key. 3. In such cases, you need to call for a tow truck, as repair shops cannot resolve the issue. Below is additional information on how to address the car engine anti-theft lock preventing ignition: 1. After the electronic anti-theft lock is activated, enter the vehicle and shift the gear lever to neutral. 2. Locate the red button on the center console to the right of the steering wheel, press and hold it for more than five seconds until you hear a beep, then release it. Next, press and hold the yellow button in front of the gear lever for five seconds before releasing. 3. The center console electronic anti-theft lock will be deactivated, and the lock warning will disappear. Insert the car key into the ignition and start the vehicle normally.