Door panel courtesy light not wotking
#1
Door panel courtesy light not wotking
Here’s my story. I decided to install new LED’s in the map and all courtesy lights. I began with the driver side door courtesy light and as I placed the needle nose pliers on the light it instantly went out but I had not yet removed the bulb. I installed the new LED but it would not come on. I did the same thing on the passenger side door and the LED light comes on.
Why won’t the driver side door light work? I’ve checked all fuses and they’re good, all other ourtesy lights work, even the trunk light works. I know there’s power to that outlet because I used a tool that lights up when you touch it to the metal pieces. Sorry...I Can’t remeber what that tool is called.
Remember...the pax side door courtesy light works so I swapped the fixture with the driver side and it doesn’t work. . Any help you can give would be appreciated.
Why won’t the driver side door light work? I’ve checked all fuses and they’re good, all other ourtesy lights work, even the trunk light works. I know there’s power to that outlet because I used a tool that lights up when you touch it to the metal pieces. Sorry...I Can’t remeber what that tool is called.
Remember...the pax side door courtesy light works so I swapped the fixture with the driver side and it doesn’t work. . Any help you can give would be appreciated.
#2
As for the step light in the door, you're gonna love this... you have to replace the power window switch. The electrical circuit for the light goes through the power window switch and when you pulled the bulb out, you evidently shorted the contacts with the pliers. Unfortunately the power window switch cannot handle being shorted.
#3
There are probably several names for that, but the most commonly used one is simply "test light".
As for the step light in the door, you're gonna love this... you have to replace the power window switch. The electrical circuit for the light goes through the power window switch and when you pulled the bulb out, you evidently shorted the contacts with the pliers. Unfortunately the power window switch cannot handle being shorted.
As for the step light in the door, you're gonna love this... you have to replace the power window switch. The electrical circuit for the light goes through the power window switch and when you pulled the bulb out, you evidently shorted the contacts with the pliers. Unfortunately the power window switch cannot handle being shorted.
We all learn from our mistakes, and from others as well.
In the future, disconnect the battery before performing electrical work, or even near electrical contacts of any kind.