Why can't the mechanical key open the car door?

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DiAlana
07/29/25 2:01pm
The reasons why the mechanical key cannot open the car door are: 1. The central locking system of the vehicle is in an electronically locked state, and the key cannot perform any operation on the door; 2. There is a problem with the opening method; 3. The lock cylinder inside the door is faulty; 4. The mechanical key is defective. The car door provides access for the driver and passengers, isolates external interference, and to some extent, reduces side impact to protect the occupants. Car doors can be classified by their opening methods into: front-hinged doors, rear-hinged doors, sliding doors, up-lifting doors, folding doors, one-piece doors, and split doors.
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