Ford Explorer Door Open Light Wont Go Off at Makayla Sleath blog

Ford Explorer Door Open Light Wont Go Off. Once you’ve determined none of the doors or latches are open, there is one easy thing you can try to fix your problem: I still have to replace. If you have a door ajar light on issue on a ford product, the problem is almost always due to dirt and crud jamming the plunger on the door latch switch. Open 1 door at a time and find the door light switch in the door frame (it may be under a rubber boot which you can leave on. To figure out the problem on which door, you need to check the pin switch right on the mechanical lock inside the door panel. There's a switch up by the rearview mirror that controls whether the lights come on with the door or not. I had to test all 4 door switches to manually complete the circuit to see which circuit was the one. I took off the trim and disconnected the switch and now the door ajar light is off and my dome light goes off.

If you have a door ajar light on issue on a ford product, the problem is almost always due to dirt and crud jamming the plunger on the door latch switch. I took off the trim and disconnected the switch and now the door ajar light is off and my dome light goes off. I had to test all 4 door switches to manually complete the circuit to see which circuit was the one. I still have to replace. There's a switch up by the rearview mirror that controls whether the lights come on with the door or not. To figure out the problem on which door, you need to check the pin switch right on the mechanical lock inside the door panel. Open 1 door at a time and find the door light switch in the door frame (it may be under a rubber boot which you can leave on. Once you’ve determined none of the doors or latches are open, there is one easy thing you can try to fix your problem:

Drivers Door Wont Open From Inside

Ford Explorer Door Open Light Wont Go Off I had to test all 4 door switches to manually complete the circuit to see which circuit was the one. Open 1 door at a time and find the door light switch in the door frame (it may be under a rubber boot which you can leave on. I still have to replace. Once you’ve determined none of the doors or latches are open, there is one easy thing you can try to fix your problem: I had to test all 4 door switches to manually complete the circuit to see which circuit was the one. To figure out the problem on which door, you need to check the pin switch right on the mechanical lock inside the door panel. There's a switch up by the rearview mirror that controls whether the lights come on with the door or not. I took off the trim and disconnected the switch and now the door ajar light is off and my dome light goes off. If you have a door ajar light on issue on a ford product, the problem is almost always due to dirt and crud jamming the plunger on the door latch switch.