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CorsAsh

 posted on 23rd Aug 04 at 22:50

quote:
Originally posted by --Dave--
yeah i know I was well chuffed. Had a big grin on me.

Hoping to discover air conditioning soon hopefully. :lol:


Open the bonnet, you might find a 2.0l turbo hidden under there too! :lol:


j0hn

 posted on 23rd Aug 04 at 10:10

LMAO :)


Richie

 posted on 22nd Aug 04 at 10:46

basically when you pull the switch out it sends the negative feed to the bulb, basically simulating what happens when the door opens.


--Dave--

 posted on 22nd Aug 04 at 10:06

ah so it's not just me!! :D

Thanks Richie, reconnected the bulb and now its all working... not that it wasnt working before though. :D

Bit silly of it to stay on though aint it even though everything is all locked up!?


Richie

 posted on 22nd Aug 04 at 09:33

PMSL silly billies :lol:


Lee 16v

 posted on 22nd Aug 04 at 01:05

I wondered how u turned th fookin courtesy light on! :lol: now i kno!!!! :D


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 10:31

yeah i know I was well chuffed. Had a big grin on me.

Hoping to discover air conditioning soon hopefully. :lol:


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 10:25

:lol::lol::lol:


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 10:07

LMAO! never knew this!

Then again, I only just realised the rear window de-mister below the fan controls the other day. :lol:


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:56

Lol you can pull the headlight switch out and push it in to activate the light. Its not just controlled by the doors. You can sometimes acidentally pop it out when turning the headlights on.

[Edited on 20-08-2004 by Richie]


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:51

i don't see how the two are connected thats all :boggle:

I thought the courtesy light was part of closed circuit and when the doors were closed then the light would go off. Thats why i'm a bit confused as to what the head light switch will do when pushed in. Didn't even realise you could push it in!


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:48

remember to give urself a lil slap on the head if it works :lol:


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:46

:lol:

ok I'll give it a go when i get home.

Thanks for the help


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:44

it will turn the light off


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:40

what will this solve?


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:35

just push the headlight dial in with your hand


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:34

:boggle:

hitting it in? Just giving it a bash you mean?


Richie

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:31

U tried hitting ur headlight dial in?


--Dave--

 posted on 20th Aug 04 at 09:04

while i was in the isle of wight, the fukcers i call friends sat in my car all day (while i was asleep) and was listening to music.

As you can imagine, after about 5 hours, the battery went flat, they had the doors open too which didn't help.

Got it started with the leads then noticed that even when I closed all the doors and locked everything up, the courtesy light still stayed on and didn't turn off. :boggle:

I've since had to disconnect the bulb in order to not get another flat battery.

Anyone experienced this before? Should i take it to Vaux and get them to do an electrics test on it?

Cheers