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10-14-2009, 04:51 AM
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67 Le Mans Door Switch & Dome Light ?
Good day friends. I'm babysitting a nice 1967 Le Mans for someone. I noticed that after I was done messing around in it for a while, the dome light stays on with the doors shut. So, I did a search here, and didn't find an answer for my problem. I, should have stayed out of his car, just enjoyed seeing it here. But now, I need to fix it. I did remove the door switches, and they are working fine. They are making contact with the doors, and again this only happened after I was enjoying his car and driving it for a few hours. So, when I removed the drivers door switch, it only has a single wire, not two. Also, the switch which was working fine, is a single terminal switch.
I have noticed that the head light switch has no effect on the dome light at all. And, even though it dims the dash lights it's not doing such a great job. Will a bad head light switch cause the dome light to stay on? Meaning that it will work fine with the head lights, but not the dome light? Thanks, and I've learned a lesson here. Don't mess with what is not mine. Unless, I can hide or cover up any problems which may occur. My best to all. Mike
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10-14-2009, 07:31 AM
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Sounds like the circuit that goes to the door jamb switches and headlight switch is grounded somewhere. Try disconnecting any inline connectors in that circuit to help isolate the concern.
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10-14-2009, 07:48 AM
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Try pulling the headlight switch and disc the connector. If that clears the dome light, take a good look at the switch for possible repair. There is a contact on it for grounding the white lead when you turn it fully CCW. Charles |
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10-15-2009, 12:28 AM
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Thank you for the information. I will proceed and hope to find the problem before he wants to pick up the car. Otherwise, I have to just play like I have no idea what happened.
Nawww, I can't do that. Thanks friends.Mike
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10-15-2009, 02:12 PM
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When I was a kid and used to break things by accident, I would have just taken the bulb out of the lens and called it a day. Maybe that's why my Dad laughed when he saw me as a father, something about "karma"?
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10-16-2009, 08:04 AM
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I have the wiring diagrams for the 67 Pontiac from the guide.
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