I installed interior LED lights a few month ago, and all of a sudden, they are staying on, altho real dim. I have checked all of the door switches, Found one that was acting like it wasn't working right, due to the adjustment. I re adjusted it, and they went out, like they are supposed to do. a few days later, they started doing it again. I checked the other doors, found another door switch out of adjustment, adjusted it, and they went off for about 1 day, and started doing the same thing all over. This time, no matter what I do, they will stay on, real dim. So I took the LED lights out, installed the regular bulbs, and the lights went out when you shut the door like they are supposed to do...
Also, after I adjusted the door switches, I glued them so they could not slip back down into the door jamb again. (Causing the lights to come one)
Another thing I noticed was evidently, the Sheriff's Office cut the wiring harness on the drivers door jamb switch, then re-attached it. I am going to check it to make sure there isn't a bad connection there, by resplicing the connections, and use some marine grade heat shrink on each crimp terminal when I redo it.
Anyone have this problem before? Could it be a problem with the wiring where the Sheriff's Office cut and re-attached it? Maybe a bad ground?
This has me puzzled!
Also, after I adjusted the door switches, I glued them so they could not slip back down into the door jamb again. (Causing the lights to come one)
Another thing I noticed was evidently, the Sheriff's Office cut the wiring harness on the drivers door jamb switch, then re-attached it. I am going to check it to make sure there isn't a bad connection there, by resplicing the connections, and use some marine grade heat shrink on each crimp terminal when I redo it.
Anyone have this problem before? Could it be a problem with the wiring where the Sheriff's Office cut and re-attached it? Maybe a bad ground?
This has me puzzled!
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