[V8] interior light delay
Steve Buchholz
urq222 at ymail.com
Tue Mar 3 08:36:33 PST 2015
The power for the switch at the lamp is direct, completely different circuit. The module is usually pretty easy to find as it is double wide.
Do the lights come on when you remove the key? I'd recommend making sure all the inputs are functioning before paying for a new module ...
Steve Buchholz
-------- Original message --------
From: "Roger M. Woodbury" <rmwoodbury at fairpoint.net>
Date: 03/03/2015 7:42 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Steve Buchholz <urq222 at ymail.com>
Subject: Re: [V8] interior light delay
Nope. The interior lights work only
with the switch at the light itself. Neither door activates the
interior lights.
Roger
On 3/3/2015 10:31 AM, Steve Buchholz wrote:
... sounds to me that you should start at the switch. Does the
light work from the passenger's side?
Steve Buchholz
-------- Original message --------
From: "Roger M. Woodbury" <rmwoodbury at fairpoint.net>
Date: 03/03/2015 5:48 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: v8 at audifans.com
Subject: [V8] interior light delay
I am pondering the arrival of spring. At least I think it is
coming at
some point. I started the V8 up last weekend. It's been on a
battery
maintainer all winter and it came right to life, of course. I have
started to make a wish list of things that I need to do to put the
car
back on the road this spring, if indeed I decide to do that. One
thing
I really want to do that is a simple fix, is get the inside light
delay
fixed. It stopped working some years ago and I noticed the
interior
door switch's rubber boot was torn. So I replaced that, but still
the
interior light delay was inop. What happens is the interior dome
and
foot well lights do not light when the door is opened. I suspect
this
is a relay, and I think this has been discussed some years ago,
but I
thought I'd ask to see if anyone on this list remembers or knows
right
off the top of their head, WHICH relay controls the interior light
delay
and where it is located.
I am also VERY disappointed that the headliner in the rear has
started
to sag a bit this winter. It isn't serious, but it is
disappointing as
up to the time I put the car into the barn for the winter, it was
up and
tight. Very annoying, but typical, I guess. Fixing it is
somewhat down
the road, I think as the sag is mostly noticable by me.
I am also going to have to do the tires this spring I think. It's
really
time as the Michelins that are on the car are about at the end of
their
usable life. I have NO idea what I will get for the car this
time, but
I have been using Altimax's on the station wagon and have found
them
pretty decent for the price. I doubt the V8 will actually see much
more
than thirty five hundred miles from mid-April to December when I
would
put the car back in the barn for winter. Yet another reason why I
am
pondering not keeping the car at all. On the basis of 3500 miles
a year
with seasonal use only, it's getting pretty expensive to just hold
onto. But I've said that before also.
Then there are the heated seats that I would like to have working
in a
perfect world and I think if I end up taking the car to the shop
for the
headliner, I'll get the seats pulled apart and the heating
elements
repaired. The seat heaters are mostly for my wife's back, and even
in
the summer she uses them on occasion.
That's near the end of the long list for this car, although a new
windshield will need to be installed before it will pass
inspection.
That will be an insurance issue, as the split stems from a small
ping I
got going through a construction zone driving it back from the
shop
after the last oil change last fall. Tiny ping that just spread
this
winter.
So, if anyone knows about the dimmer relay, I'll get that done as
soon
as the snow has melted enough to roll the car out of the garage
for a
sunbath.
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