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96 Caprice Classic steering wheel locking
It seems that when I step on the break to release the shift lever from park it is difficult to move as it seems locked. It releases sometimes after a lot of giggling or leaving foot on the break peddle, shutting off the key and then turning on the key it then releases.
Is there a linkage problem or is there a switch between the brake peddle and the steering column that is bad? Thanks for the help. |
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Re: 96 Caprice Classic steering wheel locking
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the shift issue you have is usually due to the BTSI this is BRAKE TRANSMISSION SHIFT INTERLOCK SOLENOID.. THIS IS when the solenoid sticks . the ignition in run , when depressing the brake pedal , energizes this solenoid . then the linkage unlocks the shift lever from park position.. this is mounted on the lower portion of the steering column. first I would blow out the dust...then if required spray with wd-40 .. if this does not work the column will need removal and adjustment possibly.. whenever you work on the steering column pull the SIR fuse [air bag] |
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Re: 96 Caprice Classic steering wheel locking
Thanks for replying, Yes the windows worked out great matter of fact I put photos on site of repair. Got heater repaired just in time for very cold weather. Just some debris stuck in the mixer door. Great car. Took a trip to Flowery Branch Ga. 1678 miles one way and it performed great. Mileage was 24 to 25 mpg. Started using Lucas injector cleaner.
I will try your suggestion on that steering column solenoid in the next day or two as I have frozen water pipes to repair first. Thanks again. |
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Re: 96 Caprice Classic steering wheel locking
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I was out near your area this august. 120deg f is hot..then the storm moved in the last day of our stay..everything got flooded .. I have a heat wire that is on the water line to my house in the basement where the water comes in ..if it get to about 40deg f or lower the heat wire [insulated to pipe] keeps it from freezing..so far not to cold , very little snow.. good luck ! |
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