My steering wheel keeps locking in my car...what causes this to happen?
144873
sounds to me like you need to replace your ignition cylinder.\nthats a common problem with chrysler vehicles.
889143
There is a software named "Instant lock" which I am using. It is just an amazing software and it is easy to manipulate. It is freeware.\n\nHere is the link to download it:\nhttp://www.download.com/Instant-Lock/3000-2092_4-10303296.html\n\nHope I have helped you..... Enjoy!
781624
Look at flexions at the point of supprt:\n1 is the support solid so its flexure can be ignored\n2 is the steel rod held by a grub screw. If it extends any distance to lock the rod then some rotation will occur due to it bending\n3 if held in a chuck check slippage.\n\nIn motor cars torque transmission is usually accomplished using splined shafts, but for small oscillations the backlish in these will be large.
1102048
Hit the shift key 5 times in a row and it should come up again so you can deactivate it all together.  If that doesn't work, then go to the control panels to the handicap accessibility and its in there
12602
If I understand the question correctly, I think the force you're looking for is inertia. Your body is moving at the speed of the car - then the car stops. Now the car has no speed, but you're still moving forward at that speed until something (hopefully the seat belt) acts to stop you.\n\nIf you're referring to the force provided to stop you - that's the Newtonian counter-force to your inertia moving forward.
849867
your key must be stuck...try shaking it or pressing it or something like that.
278652
remove the panel under the steering column. look high on the clutch pedal, it will be on the back side of the pedal(firewall being on the front side of the pedal)
33464
there are two possible reasons.\n1 - Your keyboard  (or controller) is having problems. \n\nTry with another keyboard, if that works, replace your current keyboard. If you still have the problem, the problem (though extrememly rare) could be with the keyboard input buffer on your motherboard. \nTry posting this problem to a specialised computer site, they will be able to help you out.\n\n2- You may be having some kind of virus that is doing it. This is also rare, but do a virus scan, nothing lost.
805449
i have prob like this before\nwhat i do is try to repair the window..\nyou camn also uninstall a keyboard driver and try to install again..and the last  is you can try a software i keyboard test to test your keyboard if ok or not.if not ok \ni think you must change your keyboard..
358725
Happened to a couple of my cars. Take yours to a transmission shop. There's no quick fix.
324123
How long has this been going on?  Did you change anything or install any software prior to the problem surfacing?  Have you been surfing any warez sites?\n\nSomething is interfering with your keyboard.  You've done all the right things to date so I'd suggest that you look for something in the system itself.  Some process is messing things up.  When you hold down the shift key, the process eventually dies, releasing the keyboard for normal use.\n\nMy first inclination would be a keystroke logger or other spyware.  Install Spybot Search & Destroy and Windows Defender.  Update the defs and run a full scan with both products.  With luck, you'll find something and can remove it.
335957
eh not real sure but should have a key with  a blue Fn or simalar button that enables the alternate to other keys,  try holdin this button down and simultaneously pressing the corrosponding colored Num Lock button.  hope this helps
904931
Ask in the Logitech Gamepad Forums: http://forums.logitechio.com/logitech/board?board.id=steering_wheels
564817
It sounds like the program is in use by the system and won't go away while the drivers are in use. Try restarting in "safe" mode and then remove the program.
334289
I assume you mean a fly in the car with you.\n\nThe reason is inertia.  You, the car, the fly, and all of the air in the car share the same inertia, which means relative to each other, you are motionless.  Open a window, and inertia and air pressure differentials will circulate air through the car, and hopefully suck the little bugger out so you can drive in peace.
900723
computer freezes or the mouse just doesn't move the pointer?\n\nIf you have a ball type mouse you can take out the ball and clean the wheels it rolls on.
549514
yes, but there are very few countries where the steering wheel is actually on the right - mostly former British colonies and commonwealth countries - however, there are no restrictions on where the steering wheel is located - I drove a german car (left steering wheel) in the UK and ireland - the only prob is it can be confusing and dangerous.