glove box light
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glove box light
it was working fine before. turned on when it was supposed to turn on and turned off when it was supposed to turn off. then i decided to change the bulb and when i pulled it out and put the new bulb in, it won't turn on! anyone have any ideas??
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already did a quick search and didn't find anyone with the same problem or any answers. not very knowledgeable about electronics on the car but where can i check the fuse and how do i know if it's bad? remember it WAS working RIGHT before i took out the bulb then it just wouldn't turn back on
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Did you turn your lights back on?
You do know that the glove box light only works with the lights on.......right?
Whether it's LEd or bulb....gotta have them lights on!
I'll bet your turned the lights of when you pulled the bulb and put the LED in and eventually the bulb back in and NEVER turned your lights back on! It has happened before..........don't make me go find the thread!
Here is just but one thread that I found on the subject! https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ighlight=glove
You do know that the glove box light only works with the lights on.......right?
Whether it's LEd or bulb....gotta have them lights on!
I'll bet your turned the lights of when you pulled the bulb and put the LED in and eventually the bulb back in and NEVER turned your lights back on! It has happened before..........don't make me go find the thread!
Here is just but one thread that I found on the subject! https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ighlight=glove
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Did you turn your lights bacl on?
You do know that the glove box light only works with the lights on.......right?
Whether it's LEd or bulb....gotta have them lights on!
I'll bet your turned the lights of when you pulled the bulb and put the LED in and eventually the bulb back in and NEVER turned your lights back on! It has happened before..........don't make me go find the thread!
You do know that the glove box light only works with the lights on.......right?
Whether it's LEd or bulb....gotta have them lights on!
I'll bet your turned the lights of when you pulled the bulb and put the LED in and eventually the bulb back in and NEVER turned your lights back on! It has happened before..........don't make me go find the thread!
as for the wires, they appeared to be okay. i didn't really tug on them too hard or anything while taking out the bulb.
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i shall! as soon as i get home x.x if everything is fine, anyone know anyone that i can go to to have it fixed? could be the wire. might have tugged too hard and pulled it out a little but i'm not down to get all up back in there. too small for me. not looking to pay too much though. it is only a glove box light yaknowww
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If you tug too hard i think you only risked pulling the socket. The backend of the wire goes to a big bundle that is wrapped up pretty tight (i just was working on tapping into the light for my gauges last night). The socket is pretty weak and the wires are real tiny so its possible to have separated them a bit.
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If you tug too hard i think you only risked pulling the socket. The backend of the wire goes to a big bundle that is wrapped up pretty tight (i just was working on tapping into the light for my gauges last night). The socket is pretty weak and the wires are real tiny so its possible to have separated them a bit.
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