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2016 Subaru legacy steering column will not lock in place when adjusting
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
Honestly, the best thing to do when you're experiencing steering wheel locking problems is to take it to professionals. You should take the car to your local mechanic or your car dealership as soon as possible. In fact, you might even want to have it towed there. This is a significant safety issue and it shouldn't be ignored for any reason.
Even if you consider yourself a decent mechanic, this is not going to be a job that's easy to tackle. It involves getting into some hard to reach areas of your car. Taking your steering column and steering wheel out is not easy and you don't want to accidentally cause damage to other systems. Allowing your expert mechanic or dealership to handle things ensures that the situation will be solved promptly.
You don't have to wait around and try to figure out which one of these problems is the one you're experiencing. The potential causes above are all fairly common, but they aren't going to be easy for you to fix on your own. A mechanic has the right tools and expertise to get your steering wheel to lock again. You should be able to get the repairs done so that you can have your car back without it taking too much time.
My radio won’t turn on. My door ajar light WONT illuminate. Neither will the map lights, heater. Please help
The problem is that even if you replace fuse #2 and fuse #8 in the engine compartment, possibly restoring map lights, air conditioning, heater and radio, it is very likely some component is busted and drawing too much power through the fuses. It is possible that the bearings in the heater need oiling finally drying out after 10 years That fuse #2 handles multiple power on functions and if it is blown, you have to round up the usual suspects, i. e. test further to see just which component has truly failed..
Were is the fuel relay on a 91 subaru legacy
Its behind the dash its round in shape. hard to reach need to remove the lower panel use a long screwdriver to pop the bracket open to gain access the clip/bracket is round and has a tab that opens
Brake light on Subaru Wagon stopped working
If the brake lights don't work, check the fuse for the circuit; take a look a the brake light switch and, if necessary, the multifunction switch. You can test the brake light switch with a test light. You might check the wiring that it is completely connected or not.
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