Where is the Buick emergency start device located?
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Buick emergency start device is located at the very bottom center of the center console instrument panel. The following are specific details about emergency starting: 1. Usage scenarios: If the vehicle is in an area with strong signal interference, the remote transmitter battery is low, or the keyless start function malfunctions, when starting the vehicle, the driver information center displays "Remote key not detected." At this point, the vehicle cannot be started using the push-button start procedure, and emergency starting is required. 2. Starting method: Open the center console storage box; place the transmitter in the transmitter slot; when the vehicle is in P (Park) or N (Neutral), press the brake pedal and press the START/STOP button.
I think the location of the Buick emergency start system is quite easy to find in most models. As someone who frequently studies cars, I've noticed it's usually near the start button, typically on the center console in front of the steering wheel. You simply place the dead key fob close to the start button, and the system will automatically sense and start the vehicle. This is designed for emergencies to avoid being stranded due to sudden battery failure. The location is fixed and straightforward, but always ensure the car is on level ground and prioritize safety during operation. I recommend regularly checking the key fob battery life—generally replacing it once a year—to prevent last-minute failures. The operation is very intuitive: just press the button with the key fob close by. The prominent location makes it easy to use, and owners can familiarize themselves beforehand by checking the manual or online resources. This way, you can handle emergencies effortlessly without worrying about being stuck in a parking lot.
