What does car steering wheel lock mean?

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CharlesAnn
07/29/25 2:15pm
Car steering wheel lock refers to a situation where, when the car is turned off, if the steering wheel is turned, the gear latch inside the steering mechanism will lock, preventing the steering wheel from rotating. Most car steering wheels come with a steering wheel lock function, which is one of the basic anti-theft designs of a vehicle. To release the steering wheel lock: turn the ignition key while simultaneously turning the steering wheel, and the steering mechanism lock will disengage. When the vehicle starts normally, the steering wheel can then be rotated. There are many reasons that can cause the steering wheel power assist system to malfunction, including the vehicle's computer self-check, power steering system failure, or the steering wheel automatically locking when the car is turned off. In such cases, it is important to promptly inspect and repair the issue to prevent potential safety hazards.
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