Why Can't the Audi Car Key Be Pulled Out and the Car Won't Start?
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Audi car key can't be pulled out and the car won't start because of the self-locking anti-theft function built into the steering column. Reasons why the key can't be pulled out: The cause of this situation is that the steering wheel was moved after the last time the car was turned off and the key was pulled out. To solve this, simply apply a little force while gently shaking the steering wheel left and right and turning the key at the same time. Principle of why the key can't be turned: After the key is pulled out, the mechanism controlled by the key no longer holds the lock tongue, and the lock tongue pops out under the action of the spring. If the steering wheel is turned at this time, the lock tongue will engage tightly with the lock groove on the steering column, making the key unable to turn.