What is the reason for the ESCL failure preventing the car from starting?

[Briella]

ESCL failure should be promptly diagnosed at a 4S shop using a computer to read the fault codes, followed by repair or replacement of the problematic components. Common causes of ESCL failure include: Drifting while driving: The car automatically veers to one side even when the steering wheel is kept in the central position. Causes include uneven tire wear or pressure differences between left and right tires, inconsistent front wheel alignment parameters, bent or deformed steering rods, excessive hinge clearance, unequal spring force or excessive deformation in the front suspension coil springs, and worn wheel hub bearings with large gaps. Heavy steering: Difficulty in turning the steering wheel left or right. Causes include incorrect front wheel alignment, underinflated tires, deformed or worn steering linkage, tight ball joints, and lack of lubrication in the steering gear.