What is the reason for the electronic steering lock failure of Baojun 560?
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Baojun 560 electronic steering lock failure may be caused by low car voltage, the steering column lock not being opened, or the remote key not matching the system, resulting in the steering column lock being unable to unlock or the steering column malfunctioning. Specific faults need to be further checked at a 4S shop. The front part of the Baojun 560 continues the Baojun family design, with similarities to the Baojun 730 in the chrome-plated grille, headlight outline, and engine hood feature lines. The LED daytime running lights are located below the fog lights, and the headlights also have LED position lights inside. The Baojun 560's exterior rearview mirrors integrate turn signals and come with roof racks.
Last time, my friend's Baojun 560 also encountered an electronic steering lock failure, with the dashboard displaying a steering wheel lock warning upon startup. I helped him troubleshoot and found three main issues: the battery voltage was too low to trigger the protection, and the system would refuse to unlock if it dropped below 11.5V. He lent the car to someone else, and the key chip was interfered with by another car key, causing signal inaccuracies—it took freezing the key in the fridge for half an hour to restore it. The most troublesome issue was poor contact in the steering column's internal sensor, requiring disassembly of the steering wheel to rewire it. I recommend first checking the battery voltage, then trying a spare key, and finally checking if the fault codes show exclusive codes for the steering lock control module like C056D or B3113. This season, with frequent AC use, aging batteries can easily trigger this problem.
