What is the reason for the Mazda6 anti-theft light flashing and no response when starting?

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LeHope
07/29/25 11:25pm
Mazda6 anti-theft light flashing and no response when starting is because the vehicle's anti-theft system has been activated, and the anti-theft system needs to be deactivated. The following is a related introduction about the Mazda6: 1. Introduction: The Mazda6 is the latest product launched by Mazda in the 21st century, a mid-to-high-end sedan introduced at the 2001 Tokyo Motor Show. Since its launch, it has won more than 30 awards in 20 countries worldwide. 2. Features: Solid chassis performance, first-class handling level, and enjoys the reputation of 'King of Corners'. The handsome appearance, combined with excellent safety protection levels, gives the Mazda6 a competitive edge in market positioning and among competing models in the same class.
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