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Here's another thing to look at. I think your dome light is powered
24/7. That is all the time, and it comes on when the power goes thru
the bulb and down to the post switch, and with the door open, thru the
switch to ground. If this is correct, then you have a short to ground
between the bulb and the post switch. Take the dome light out and see
if any of the wires or the fixture itself could be shorting to the
roof. It could be in the light housing or socket itself. The wire goes
from the light across the roof, down the post and maybe along the edge
of the door sill to the front kick panel and then up to the switch. If
the light seems OK, ten start looking along the wires. A voltmeter
would be a help here. If you have voltage at the light and not at the
switch wire, then it's already gone to ground before getting to the
switch. And don't forget that while you are trying things, to keep the door shut or disconnect the switch. Good luck, Ray On Sep 2, 2005, at 4:28 PM, BKLYNBOO@xxxxxxx wrote: I've checked both side switches, the are just pins with 1 yellow wire attached, and both are attached,? both switches go in and out fine and don't look even corroded. the headlight switch dosen't have the feature to turn on the dome lights************************************************************* To unsubscribe or set your subscription options, please go to http://lists.psu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=l-forwardlook&A=1
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