What to Do When the Car Has No Power and the Key Cannot Be Pulled Out?

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There is a small round hole next to the keyhole; insert a pen refill or toothpick to pull out the key. Generally, car keys have the following four positions: 1. LOCK position: This is the position for inserting and removing the key. At this position, the vehicle's circuits are completely shut off except for the anti-theft system and interior small lights, and the steering wheel is locked. 2. ACC position: Accessory power-on position. When the key is turned to this position, the accessory circuit is activated, allowing devices like the radio to function. 3. ON position: Power-on position. When the key is turned to this position, the entire vehicle's circuits are activated, and the system prepares for engine start-up and performs self-checks. During normal driving, the key remains in this position. 4. START position: Engine start position. When the key is turned to this position, the starter circuit is activated, causing the engine to crank and start. Upon release, the key automatically returns to the ON position.