Push-to-Start Button Not Starting Your Car?
No crank, no dash lights, or “can't find key” - we'll come look at it in person.
Push-to-start systems rely on the car detecting your key fob nearby, so a “no start” situation is often the fob battery being too weak to communicate, though it can occasionally be a deeper system issue.
A few quick things worth noticing before we arrive:
It's the most common cause, but not the only one - we check the fob, its programming, and the vehicle's reader to find the actual cause.
Usually not - we can diagnose and resolve most push-to-start problems on-site.
Yes - a fob sitting near another key fob or a phone with wireless charging can sometimes interfere with detection; we check for that too.