Why Can't the Buick Car Key Be Pulled Out?
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Reasons why the Buick car key cannot be pulled out: Improper Return: The reason the key cannot be pulled out after turning off the engine is that the gear is not fully returned to the P position, or there are obstacles like coins in the gear slot preventing it from returning. In this case, the owner should check if there are any foreign objects blocking the gear slot, remove them, start the car, shift the gear again to ensure it is fully returned, and then the key can be pulled out. Automatic Lock: The inability to pull out the key is due to the car's steering wheel automatic lock function, a very simple anti-theft feature. This usually happens because, after parking and turning off the engine, the steering wheel was accidentally turned left or right, or the wheels were not straight when parking. Any force applied can cause the steering wheel to turn, triggering the self-lock function, which engages the steering lock pin with the steering column. As a result, the steering wheel cannot move, and the key cannot be pulled out. Obstruction by Foreign Objects: If there are foreign objects blocking the gear slot, remove them, start the car, and shift the gear again. Ensure it is fully returned, and the key can then be pulled out.