Shut the range off today and rather than the steering wheel auto retracting back for easy exit it decides to pivots down towards my legs and out... I had to use the manual controls to move it back to where it needed to be, good thing those controls still worked, steering column was trying to chop my legs off!
Later I go for a drive, but this time when I start the range it immediately tried to crush my knees, manual control overrides the issue once again. My trip complete I powered the range down, the wheel retracts normal, but this time when it reaches its final position a motor continues to run until you hit the manual control, then the motor stops. No grinding noises, just a motor humming. Now it's all quiet, I get out, close the door, walking to my house I hear a faint noise coming from the range, go back, open the door, and the steering decided it needed to run a motor a bit longer. Strange because the motor is running but there is no grinding noise or anything, and manual control continues to function proper. I just pulled the battery, maybe that'll clear the foul up? It's also a snow/rain mix here today, incredibly wet and nasty out, perhaps that has something to do with this... Last time we got lots of moisture in the air the alarm would go on and off when armed.
Anyone else have or had a possessed steering column?
Later I go for a drive, but this time when I start the range it immediately tried to crush my knees, manual control overrides the issue once again. My trip complete I powered the range down, the wheel retracts normal, but this time when it reaches its final position a motor continues to run until you hit the manual control, then the motor stops. No grinding noises, just a motor humming. Now it's all quiet, I get out, close the door, walking to my house I hear a faint noise coming from the range, go back, open the door, and the steering decided it needed to run a motor a bit longer. Strange because the motor is running but there is no grinding noise or anything, and manual control continues to function proper. I just pulled the battery, maybe that'll clear the foul up? It's also a snow/rain mix here today, incredibly wet and nasty out, perhaps that has something to do with this... Last time we got lots of moisture in the air the alarm would go on and off when armed.
Anyone else have or had a possessed steering column?