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1998 Subaru Outback with parking lights staying on.

Parking lights stay on after the key is in the off position.

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  • Anonymous Mar 24, 2014

    How do I repair this myself?

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Turn off switch on top of steering column

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    Robin Pekrul Oct 15, 2013

    No, I know where that switch is and it makes no difference tio the blinking. I can rattle wires and make it stop for about three seconds but then it resumes blinking. The blinking also blinks the lights on the radio which is custom. More solutions, please.

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