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by Moosemose on January 21st, 2009
Yes, at a minimum it is called a "Switch" & there may be more as many "Interior Lights" have an "Automatic Dim" feature controlled by a module. Go to www.autozone.com & input Ur car "Info". Go to the "Repair Section" then the "Wiring Diagrams" to see how it's wired. If U "Search a Part" (Dimmer Module/Dome Light Switch) they have a "Parts Locator" section to show U where it's located. John
put car stereo in 04grand prixGTP, bare wire sparked, lost power door locks,AC, dash gauges, fuses in side pannel were fine, relay maybe?
by metroman1972 on July 11th, 2010
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does anyone have a wiring schematic or know the terminal destination for a 1998 Jimmy wiper motor ?
by comfrtzne on July 16th, 2010
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2004 mitsubishi galant battery cable how to replace and a picture or video of a cable and how to tighten
by questioncar on January 28th, 2011
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Anyone have the wiring diagram for the Powerstop trailer brakes?
I'm taking one off of my old truck and putting it on my new.
by WOMPUS on July 19th, 2010
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Why doesn't everyone replace their car dashboard lighting with bright LEDS for that CLOSE ENCOUNTERS of the 3RD KIND look?
by -O-uknow on July 4th, 2010
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You're reading I am trouble shooting my interior dome lights in my 99 Ford Ranger - bulbs and fuses ar good. Is there some controller tied to the door opening that is not allowing power to the light fixture?
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