Thread: Lighting issues

No ideas?

Ok, another question then. When the dimmer switch below the headlight switch is rotated all of the way to the right, the interior lights should turn on, including the overhead lights. Does it also turn on the lights in the doors?

The dimmer switch turns them on when all the way left not right if i remember right. Wish i could tell you on the door lights mine doesn't have any.

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Originally Posted by NHRA21

Ok, another question then. When the dimmer switch below the headlight switch is rotated all of the way to the right, the interior lights should turn on, including the overhead lights. Does it also turn on the lights in the doors?

Yup. All the way right does everything. Map lights, front floor lights, front door lights, and rear overhead lights.

Yeah I just thought and you were right so disregard my above comment

I thought so. However, only the lights under my dash come on when I do this. I know there is a junction behind the passenger side B pillar cover. This connects the roof harness to the harness that runs under the carpet. It also has the backup lights in it. Because my backup lights work, I suspect this connection is good. I am betting there is another connection somewhere that connects the floor harness to the dash harness. Anyone know where this is?

In case anyone else has this problem, I found the solution. If you remove the passengers sill plate, you will find the main harness run it split loom. Towards the front of the of the door, remove the harness from the split loom. There is a butt splice in there. Mine fell apart in my hands. I cut the wire back and installed a new butt splice and now all is well.

Glad you got it fixed. No lights sucks. Especially since the days are getting shorter.