Re: cabin lights

["Robert Rooney" <DMCVegas@xxxx>]

 I had the same problem, but only with my rear light. To crudely 
describe the fixture, there is a wheel attached to the rocker portion 
of the light. On either side of the wheel there are 2 flat 
connectors. When the switch is in the center position, it doesn't 
make contact with either connector. But as light is switched back or 
forward it hits a connector. What you may need to do is remove the 
unit up and 'gently' bend the connector back into place, and/or clean 
the connections with a pencil eraser.

For you door lights it's the usual make sure that all of the 
connections are clean. My passenger lights were fine, but when my 
drivers side lights wouldn't turn on, I'd have to tap the switch. To 
fix this just take a small phillips head screwdriver and make sure 
that the screws on the switches have been tightend down (you'll see 
what I mean when you look @ the switch from behind).

-Robert
vin 6585