mirror lamp fuse?
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mirror lamp fuse?
I did a search and checked the suggested #2 and BCM labeled fuses in the passenger footwell. They're all good.
I was changing the lamp when the clip holding the end came loose and touched the other terminal. Heard a pop and now my foot well lamps no longer work.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
I was changing the lamp when the clip holding the end came loose and touched the other terminal. Heard a pop and now my foot well lamps no longer work.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Found out the mirror lamps can be switched on manually at the mirror but not with the dash **** or door opening.
Also the door switches light up along with the dash and radio/heat buttons just not the mirror or foot wells and hatch when the door is opened.
This was all just working before my led mod party.
I really hope I didn't fry some module.
Also the door switches light up along with the dash and radio/heat buttons just not the mirror or foot wells and hatch when the door is opened.
This was all just working before my led mod party.
I really hope I didn't fry some module.
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Thanks for the info. I'm parked in a garage and it was turning on when I did the other lights.
If my only unfixable screw up is no foot well lights I'll take it.
I have the sensor accessed but don't know what kind of electrical test I can do with my fluke to see if it needs replaced or if there is a problem further down the line.
I swapped another relay and unplugged the battery with no change.
Hope its a cheap sensor.
If my only unfixable screw up is no foot well lights I'll take it.
I have the sensor accessed but don't know what kind of electrical test I can do with my fluke to see if it needs replaced or if there is a problem further down the line.
I swapped another relay and unplugged the battery with no change.
Hope its a cheap sensor.
