rsm05sublegfixer
06-28-2009, 12:47 PM
My daughter just bought a 2005 Subaru Legacy and I will need some help ASAP in nailing down any posts/threads/youtubes/vids, etc. as well as procedures and/or required specialty tools having to do with the repair or swap of the steering wheel combination column switch.
Symptoms:
The right side combo lever (damned thing) will not actuate the on/off when the variable windshield wiper swivel barrel is twisted in ANY position to just run the wipers straight up and down (back and forth). However it does work when the right side lever is pulled toward the driver and it will shpritz windshield washer fluid and then wipe it clean several times when the center button on the right side column lever is pushed in.
To cut to the chase and narrow the repair learning curve, I just ordered a full set of 2005 Subaru Legacy OEM Shop Service Manuals via eBay and a brand new OEM entire replacement combo switch for this particular year/make/model. My kid will be leaving the state soon for her second graduate school and I will need to repair this problem ASAP before she leaves. If this were not the case, I would not be so impatient to get this repair done and bore you all to death with information that does not really belong in the Introductions Tab for this Forum. So if anybody out there has plowed this field already and can avoid the wasted effort it will take to chastise me for not tunneling through ten thousand posts to find precisely what I'm asking for...I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance for the information and an understanding of my dilemma.
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Symptoms:
The right side combo lever (damned thing) will not actuate the on/off when the variable windshield wiper swivel barrel is twisted in ANY position to just run the wipers straight up and down (back and forth). However it does work when the right side lever is pulled toward the driver and it will shpritz windshield washer fluid and then wipe it clean several times when the center button on the right side column lever is pushed in.
To cut to the chase and narrow the repair learning curve, I just ordered a full set of 2005 Subaru Legacy OEM Shop Service Manuals via eBay and a brand new OEM entire replacement combo switch for this particular year/make/model. My kid will be leaving the state soon for her second graduate school and I will need to repair this problem ASAP before she leaves. If this were not the case, I would not be so impatient to get this repair done and bore you all to death with information that does not really belong in the Introductions Tab for this Forum. So if anybody out there has plowed this field already and can avoid the wasted effort it will take to chastise me for not tunneling through ten thousand posts to find precisely what I'm asking for...I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance for the information and an understanding of my dilemma.
--==Enjoy the Day!==--
"So Shines a Good Deed ...Upon a Weary World..."