Heater?A/C dash lights
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Heater?A/C dash lights
Sup Everyone!! I just purchased this 97 ek coupe about a week ago and I have been filtering down the small petty things that are wrong with the car and come to the situation where the lights on the heat/A/C do not work.. I have heard a lot about lighting problems when replacing the stock head unit. I bought the car with an after market Alpine deck. Could there be any resemblance??
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Re: Heater?A/C dash lights
Not as of yet. I have heard a couple of people having lighting problems when replacing the factory unit so before i went in and started opening up things I just wanted to make super sure before I did so. Also the dome light only works when i manually switch the light on and not with the door switch (even when the dome light is switched in the middle) . I figured it might be corrosion within the switch but both doors look fine.
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Not as of yet. I have heard a couple of people having lighting problems when replacing the factory unit so before i went in and started opening up things I just wanted to make super sure before I did so. Also the dome light only works when i manually switch the light on and not with the door switch (even when the dome light is switched in the middle) . I figured it might be corrosion within the switch but both doors look fine.
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Re: Heater?A/C dash lights
Check to see if the dimmer/illumination circuit on the radio is connected or not. There are different types of dimmer/illum circuits, and often there are more than one type of dimmer/illum inputs on aftermarket radios to be compatible with the common ones.. If the wrong one is connected, that can cause lighting problems sometimes.
Other than that I would just say it's probably a fuse problem. There is usually more than one bulb on the climate control unit, so if you have no lights at all then I would look at the illumination power, not the bulbs.
Other than that I would just say it's probably a fuse problem. There is usually more than one bulb on the climate control unit, so if you have no lights at all then I would look at the illumination power, not the bulbs.
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Re: Heater?A/C dash lights
go to where the switch is in your doorjam and make sure the screw is in it..if its not, it wont work...other than that, check ur fuses
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Re: Heater?A/C dash lights
Checked both door switches (Passenger and driver) and they were intact. All fuses are in the correct slots and still in contact.
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