What Causes the One-Button Start in Cars to Sometimes Fail to Ignite?
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The reasons why the one-button start in cars sometimes fails to ignite are: 1. Low battery in the smart key, resulting in reduced transmission power, making it harder for the in-car sensor to detect; 2. The steering wheel not being straightened after the car is turned off, causing the steering wheel to lock; 3. Insufficient voltage, dead battery, or battery damage. Solutions for when the one-button start fails to ignite are: 1. Use the mechanical key to insert into the keyhole for ignition; 2. Turn the steering wheel left and right while pressing the one-button start to release tension and unlock the steering wheel; 3. Replace the battery or use another battery to start the car; 4. Use the push-start method.