Will the Battery Drain If the Car Is Turned Off but Not Locked?
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Turning off the car without locking it can lead to battery drain. After the engine is turned off, it stops generating electricity, but the car's alarm system, warning lights, and sensors remain operational. If the car is not locked, it won't enter sleep mode, causing more sensors to stay active and accelerating battery consumption, which can affect the car's ability to start. The correct steps for parking and turning off the car are: 1. Press the brake pedal to ensure the vehicle is stationary and shift the gear to N; 2. Engage the handbrake; 3. Shift to P and release the brake; 4. Turn off all electronic devices in the car; 5. Check if the gear is in P, all electrical devices are turned off, and the steering wheel is straightened.