What's the reason for no response when using the car's one-button start?

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DelRowan
07/28/25 6:03pm
The reasons why the car's one-button start does not respond: 1. The key is out of battery or the car is out of power; 2. The gear is not in the P position, some models cannot start if the gear is not in P; 3. The brake was not pressed when starting, many cars require stepping on the brake to start the engine with one-button start; 4. The car's starting system has a malfunction, etc. It is recommended to go to a repair shop for inspection and repair. One-button start is different from the traditional mechanical key ignition method and traditional starting procedure. Just press the one-button start button lightly to start or turn off the engine, avoiding the trouble of losing or looking for the key. Most of the time, the foot brake needs to be pressed during the ignition process.
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