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Most cars have one included from the car manufacturer. To enable you turn the key to a certain position that does two things, locks the ignition so it cant be turned on to start the car and second it activates the steering wheel lock so the steering can't be turned.
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Most likely the canceling mechanism, which is plastic and located under the steering wheel, is broken.
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