What's the matter with the electronic steering lock failure?
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Electronic steering lock failure may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Excessive air: A large amount of air in the power steering system can lead to electronic steering lock failure, preventing the car from starting. 2. Foreign objects in the steering system: Foreign objects in the steering system can cause the steering pump flow control valve to stick. 3. Insufficient tire pressure: Insufficient tire pressure, interference or loose connections in the pump's steering column, loose or slipping pump belt, or loose pump installation position. 4. Loose bolts at oil pipe connections: Loose bolts at various oil pipe connections can cause steering fluid leakage. 5. Excessive wear of the steering piston cylinder: Excessive wear of the steering piston cylinder and other reasons.