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Hi Guys,

 

wasn't sure if this should be in here or electrics, Ive searched but couldn't really find what I was after. Most of the answers seem to relate to earlier models etc, but nothing BA specific.

 

Ive recently had my XR6 at the paint shop, where they replaced the drivers rear door as well as repair the rear quarter, and the day after I picked the car up, I had the roof lining retrimmed.

 

Saturday night I was out with some mates, and all my interior lights came on and stayed on. Map lights, roof lights, and footwell lights.

 

What has caused this? Could it be something to do with the door lock mechanism etc? I took off the trim and I cant see any loose wires etc. Or could it be something the upholsterer has done? Anything specific I need to check or replace if its worn out/broken?

 

 

Ive pulled the fuse so they don't drain my battery, but Id like to get this fixed.

Cheers for the help boys.

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Take it back to the shop and get them to fix it,

 

Id say its the new door switch not connecting to the system right. 

 

Though I could be very wrong haha

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Ill take it back when the car is back on the ground, 2 of the wheels are off being repaired.

 

They wont have any issues fixing the problem, Was just hoping I can fix it myself

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Remove globes

 

Fixed

 

 

 

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah buddy

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Hmmmm yes I see....

 

Disconnect battery!

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^reminds me of my dad when the turbo on my last BA failed:

 

'remove turbo and reconnect everything without it'

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23 minutes ago, -Stever- said:

Hmmmm yes I see....

 

Disconnect battery!

 

By that logic, I could wire the lights all back to the alternator and create a closed loop system for the electrics. Id never run out of power. :pandalol:

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isnt this like a BEM issue or something when the lights play up like this?

 

could be a bad earth/wire/door sensor somewhere maybe?

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