Driverside door lamp lost power, but room lamp fuse not blown, need help! :(
Driverside door lamp lost power, but room lamp fuse not blown, need help! :(
All of the other lamps including the 3 other door lamps and dome lamps are still fully functional, but not the driverside. Looks like the wire going to the driverside door lamp may have a short. How far do I have to trace the wire to replace it or what is required to restore power all the way to that lamp?
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Ozzie
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Re: Driverside door lamp lost power, but room lamp fuse not bl ... (DORIMON)
I know this may sound dumb, but have you checked to see if the globe has blown?
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Re: Driverside door lamp lost power, but room lamp fuse not bl ... (ozzie!)
I second this, its almost always the simpler solution blown bulb versus shorted wire.ozzie! wrote:I know this may sound dumb, but have you checked to see if the globe has blown?
BTW Ozzie I had to read your post a couple of times trying to understand what you meant(globe=bulb) -then I checked your location!!
