lexus GS300 2006 steering wheel locked

Asked by goodboy_0228 Dec 03, 2014 at 12:27 PM about the 2006 Lexus GS 300 RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi, my car is a lexus GS300 2006, the ignition started ok, but the steering wheel is locked unable to drive. Is this power steering problem? Please help.

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If it's locked solid then it sounds like the linkage did not disengage when the key was turned ... check your gear selector and make sure that's not locked too. With the key on ,, your foot on the brake ... jiggle the gear selector while gently moving the wheel back and forth

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If when you turned off the car and the steering wheel was turned in some position, when the power assist shut down with the engine, it could have put pressure against the key cylinder, not allowing you to turn the key and making you think something was wrong. Try turning the steering wheel a little one way or the other while turning the key to take the pressure off the key cylinder.

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