What is the reason for the Baojun 510 electronic steering lock failure preventing startup?
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Electronic steering lock failure may be caused by low car voltage, the steering column lock not being unlocked, or the remote key not matching the system, which can also lead to the issue. You can try pressing the start button twice to reconnect the power supply. If the problem persists, visit a repair shop to read the fault code and perform repairs based on the fault code, using a decoder for diagnosis. Below is an introduction to the Baojun 510: 1. Power: The Baojun 510 is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine across all models, with a maximum output power of 112 horsepower (82kW) and peak torque of 135 N·m. The transmission system offers three different options: a 6-speed manual transmission, a 5-speed AMT transmission, and an 8-speed CVT continuously variable transmission. 2. Models: A total of 7 models are available: Manual Sport, Manual Joy, Manual Premium, CVT Sport, CVT Comfort, CVT Joy, and CVT Premium.
I recently encountered an electronic steering lock failure with my Baojun 510, which left me unable to start the car and in a panic. As a new car owner, I searched online and found this issue is quite common. The main problem lies with the sensor on the steering column malfunctioning, failing to send signals and making the control module think the steering wheel is still locked. Aging, loose, or corroded wiring connectors can cause short circuits and power loss. A weak battery can also destabilize the electronic system. Another possibility is the smart key running out of battery or experiencing communication failure, leading to a false lock. My friend mentioned that his car is more prone to such failures in cold weather and advised against forcing a start to avoid damaging parts. It's best to promptly visit a professional shop to read the fault codes with a computer. While repairs aren't complicated, ensuring safety is crucial. I plan to regularly inspect the wiring and battery to prevent future issues.