Hello All --
After about a 1.5 year hiatus, I'm resuming the restoration of my 1995 RRC and my first order of business is trying to troubleshoot an electrical fault.
Battery keeps draining. I've since determined that the interior dome light and the front R and L door courtesy lights stay on after I've removed the key from the ignition and shut the doors. The three of them won't go off...I'm assuming this is the source of my battery drain.
With the driver's side (front) door open, I tried pressing the courtesy light switch (on the body of the vehicle alongside the door hinges) inward to see if it would shut the door courtesy light off...I heard a low pitched click each time I pressed it coming from "underneath" the vehicle (or what I perceived to be "underneath"). The same "clicking" was not heard when I repeated this on the passenger side.
Was hoping that someone could give me some direction as to what it might be, where to start, etc. Bit of a novice with electrical issues, so any help is [humbly] appreciated. Thank you in advance.:help
After about a 1.5 year hiatus, I'm resuming the restoration of my 1995 RRC and my first order of business is trying to troubleshoot an electrical fault.
Battery keeps draining. I've since determined that the interior dome light and the front R and L door courtesy lights stay on after I've removed the key from the ignition and shut the doors. The three of them won't go off...I'm assuming this is the source of my battery drain.
With the driver's side (front) door open, I tried pressing the courtesy light switch (on the body of the vehicle alongside the door hinges) inward to see if it would shut the door courtesy light off...I heard a low pitched click each time I pressed it coming from "underneath" the vehicle (or what I perceived to be "underneath"). The same "clicking" was not heard when I repeated this on the passenger side.
Was hoping that someone could give me some direction as to what it might be, where to start, etc. Bit of a novice with electrical issues, so any help is [humbly] appreciated. Thank you in advance.:help