What is the reason for the Baojun 560 engine anti-theft authentication failure?
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Baojun 560 engine anti-theft authentication failure is due to a mismatch between the remote key and the engine computer. Alternatively, it could be caused by water ingress from the front windshield film, where water flows into the center console along the glass. Below is a related introduction to the Baojun 560: 1. Exterior: The Baojun 560 adopts a new design concept, integrating a stylish, rounded, dynamic, and stable appearance with six body color options available. 2. Interior: Features a panoramic open space with a wide field of vision, offering black-brown and all-black interior style options. The dashboard design is inspired by the "galloping horse," incorporating chrome trim and piano black lacquer finishes in multiple areas, enhancing the sense of layering and luxury. 3. Powertrain: The Baojun 560 is equipped with a 1.8L VVT-i all-aluminum engine, delivering strong low-end torque with a maximum power of 101kW and maximum torque of 186N·m. The combined fuel consumption is as low as 7.5L/100km, offering high power, low fuel consumption, and strong cost performance.
I drove a Baojun 560 for several years and encountered an anti-theft authentication failure issue last month. At that time, the car wouldn't start, which was really frustrating. Later, the repair shop found that the anti-theft chip in the key was damaged. The key had been dropped several times, which might have affected the chip's signal. Some people also reported that mobile phone interference could trigger this problem. The anti-theft system is particularly sensitive when the battery voltage is low, so it's essential to check the battery status first. If the key battery is dead, the signal won't transmit, and a loose connection in the anti-theft controller interface can also cause false alarms. It's recommended to try the spare key first. If that doesn't work, check the battery voltage and the controller connection. If you encounter this situation, don't force-start the car. It's best to call a professional technician to read the fault codes with a diagnostic computer to pinpoint the issue before repairing, which can save money.
