Why can't the Great Wall H6 detect the key?
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The Great Wall H6 may not detect the key due to a depleted key battery or incorrect placement of the remote key. Below is an introduction to the performance of the Great Wall Haval H6: Safety Performance: The Haval H6 has good safety performance, with a total deviation score of only 12% in the three C-NCAP crash tests, ranking third among 23 SUV models. Power: Equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, it delivers a maximum horsepower of 150 PS, torque of 210 Nm, and a maximum power of 110 kW at 5600 rpm. Exterior: The body length is slightly smaller than the H5, and the exterior design is more mature.
Last time I drove my cousin's Haval H6, I encountered the same issue. The key was clearly in my pocket but the car just couldn't detect it. After struggling for a while, I found out the key battery was almost dead, and replacing the button battery solved it. However, there are other reasons for this problem, such as the key being placed near a phone causing signal interference, or dust in the car's induction module leading to poor contact. Once, in an underground mall parking lot, I couldn't get it to sense no matter what, only to realize later that the parking spot was right next to a large iron pillar interfering with the signal. Another car enthusiast mentioned his key stopped working after being soaked in water, and the mechanic said the circuit board was short-circuited. For such issues, it's best to try changing locations first; if that doesn't work, use the mechanical key for emergency access.