I left my 2006 Honda Odyssey EX minivan in the airport parking lot for a week, and when I returned the steering wheel was turned completely upside-down and was locked in that position. The wheels, however, are completely straight, just as they were when I parked the car. The battery is fine, but the steering wheel will not move from the upside-down position, and the key goes into the ignition, but will not turn. Help?
turn the wheel even though its locked one way or the other while turning the ignition swtich the steering wheel lock has a load on it and turning the wheel that slight bit will unload it and let the key fully turn
it is as much as the broker to repair/replace aspects on some thing in simple terms offered off the lot. If the repar could be refrained from having to swap the area then it is at his discretion to take action as long because of the fact the subject is fixed. If he resurfaces the rotor then that's what you will would desire to settle for. good information is that rotors often won't would desire to replaced for sort of one hundred,000 miles or greater.
