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18th July 2015, 22:49 | #1 |
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Inside lights
Hi looking for help, my grandson has managed to turn off the inside lights in my 75 tourer. The problem is the lights no longer come on when a door is opened.
Please can someone tell me how to get my lights working again. I know it must be simple but the answer eludes me HELP!!!!! Alan |
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Either press, or press and hold the switch in the front light.
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19th July 2015, 10:59 | #3 |
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Correct - hold for 5 seconds
From the manual Automatic operation NOTE: If a door or the boot is left open for longer than 16 minutes, a ‘time-out’ function will extinguish the interior lights automatically to prevent the battery from discharging. Courtesy light illumination occurs automatically whenever the car is unlocked, when a door or the boot lid is opened or when the starter switch is turned off providing the headlights have been illuminated during the previous 30 seconds. The lights remain illuminated for 20 seconds after the doors are closed, or until the starter switch is turned on. After driving, the courtesy lights will fade and then extinguish 20 seconds after the last door is closed, or as soon as the car is locked. ‘Permanent off’ If necessary, the automatic illumination features described above can be switched off, as follows: Press and hold the courtesy light switch for a full 5 seconds. The interior lights (including the boot light) will flash and then extinguish. Automatic operation is now suppressed (manual operation is still available). To restore automatic operation, repeat the above process (i.e. press and hold the front courtesy light switch for a further 5 seconds). |
19th July 2015, 12:01 | #4 |
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I have tried that with my interior lights and nothing, when I was trying to rectify my sunroof motor with the light hanging down I would accidently switch them on, when I had put everything back together no interior lights. any Ideas sorry to high jack your thread.
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Or if it shorted as you were refitting it may have blown a fuse
Fuse 13 behind the glove box 10A Interior lamps |
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Rev Jules Hi Ray now sorted, it was fuse 7, after going into the garage to get a box of fuses realised fuse7 is a mini fuse, so off to Halfords for a 10 amp Mini fuse, my other Rover is definitely Fuse 13. Many Thanks. Rev Jules Last edited by Rev Jules; 19th July 2015 at 13:40.. |
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