# Fix hotwiring bought car
## Generic script
If after you purchase a vehicle you have to hotwire it, you only have to add [this simple line of code ](/vehicles-keys/client/refresh-self-owned-vehicles.md)in your script code, after you know that the vehicle is added in `owned_vehicles` / `player_vehicles` table (depending on the framework)
You may want to add a `Citizen.Wait(2000)` before that line in case the vehicle wasn't yet in the table in the moment you triggered the event
## esx\_vehicleshop
### First step
Go to `esx_vehicleshop/server/main.lua` and search for the following code:
And add this line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(playerId)
```
### Second step
Go to `esx_vehicleshop/server/main.lua` (the same file as before) and search for the following code:
And add this line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(source)
```
## esx\_advancedvehicleshop
Go to `esx_advancedvehicleshop/server/main.lua` and search for the following code:
And add this line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(source)
```
## qb-vehicleshop
### First step
Go to `qb-vehicleshop/server.lua` and you will have to add the following code after **all** `exports.oxmysql:insert`
In the example, it will be shown only one time, but you have to add it multiple times
And add the following code
```lua
SetTimeout(1000, function()
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles( pData.PlayerData.source )
end)
```
In certain parts, you will have to replace `pData` with something else, here it will show where to add the code and on what `pData` depends
**Note**: the green circles showed in the screenshot must match, so if the first one is for example `targetPlayer`, the second one must be `targetPlayer` as well
### Second step
Go to `qb-vehicleshop/server.lua` (the same file as before) and replace all these events (they are at the bottom of the file)
```lua
TriggerClientEvent('vehiclekeys:client:SetOwner', buyerId, plate)
```
with the following code
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(buyerId)
```
## okokVehicleShop
Go to `okokVehicleShop/sv_utils.lua` and search for the following code:
And add this line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(_source)
```
## s4-vehicleshop
Go to `s4-vehicleshop/server.lua` and search for the following code:
And add the following code:
```lua
SetTimeout(1000, function()
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(src)
end)
```
**Note:** this code will work for both *oxmysql* and *ghmattimysql* versions
## t1ger\_dealerships
### First step
Go to `t1ger_dealerships/server/main.lua` and add the following line below **all codes** (more than one) like as shown in the example
```lua
exports['t1ger_keys']:UpdateKeysToDatabase(props.plate, true)
```
And add the following line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(xPlayer.source)
```
### Second step
Go to `t1ger_dealerships/server/main.lua` (same file as before) and search for the following code:
And add the following line
```lua
exports["vehicles_keys"]:refreshPlayerOwnedVehicles(xPlayer.source)
```
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