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10-31-2014, 07:23 PM
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Hi Brody, I would start by removing the 2 door jamb switches one at a time. You did not say anything about the lamp or two under the dash. It (they) should also be on with the console and rear armrest lights. Then unplug the wires on the jamb switches one at a time. might tell you which one is grounded. Hopefully pretty straight forward!! "Bill"!
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11-01-2014, 08:41 AM
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I seem to remember having a similar problem. There are two white wires on the left side of the dash harness, one was the correct switched ground for the interior lights, the other was hot and would blow fuses if tied to the jamb switch circuit.
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