OK so I thought the front courtesy light in the 406 didn't work. Turns out it does, but it doesn't switch off when the door is closed. Would this be a faulty sensor or something like that?
Thanks for any and all help, guys.
Courtesy lights
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Courtesy lights
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Re: Courtesy lights
Don't you also have an issue with door locks? That's probably the same thing, the switch in the door lock tells the BSI when the door is open and puts the light on, it's the same switch (IIRC) that tells the BSI that the door is closed and allows it to lock.
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Re: Courtesy lights
If the rear courtesy light's going off when you close the doors, you could just have the front courtesy light switch in the wrong position.
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Re: Courtesy lights
Thanks guys, will look into. What's the BSI?
T9 406 1.8 petrol (borrowing my Dad's)
Re: Courtesy lights
I see. Thanks, great video. Looks pretty involved. I remember BMW have a similar gizmo that runs all the stuff in the cabin.
T9 406 1.8 petrol (borrowing my Dad's)