Parking lights stay on after the car is turned off I pulled the parking light fuse on my 1999 Subaru Outback Legacy
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Asked by Nathan Sep 04, 2018 at 08:15 PM about the 2000 Subaru Outback Base Wagon

Question type: General

What switch are you guys talking about it the one
that turns the parking/headlights and turn signals
on? That is all the way in the off position.

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Nathan answered 6 years ago

Never mind it was that stupid switch on top of the steering wheel wow wtf now I feel like an idiot

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GuruB69H1 answered 5 years ago

We are parking our 2016 Outback in barn for 4 months while traveling. Should we disconnect the battery, our will that harm computer? The last time we parked it for 2 months the battery was dead when we got home.

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GuruJQP33 answered 4 years ago

lol the same here must have activate it while ressetting th km stand took me 2 hours to find this post

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