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Courtesy/Interior Light relay location on 96 XJ Sport?
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Courtesy/Interior Light relay location on 96 XJ Sport?
I am trying to locate the courtesy/interior light relay on my 96 Sport. It is not in the relay block under the steering column, nor in the power dist center over the right front wheel. I looked behind both front interior kick panels and nothing there (relays were there in AMC days). Can't here a click when operating door button switches. Real mystery. This model has no body control box like later Grand Cheros.
Searched all over the usual forums and found nothing that helped.
OK, thanks for the info. The schematics in the book I have do not show anything for interior lighting. It does seem odd that each switch is tasked with grounding the whole load of lighting.
I am trying to get the cargo dome switch to operate the interior lighting with the side doors closed. Issue must be something else.
Interior lights go on and off fine with side door and headlamp switch rotation. But the cargo dome switch seems to do nothing.
Cargo dome light switch did nothing. Turns out it is in series with the liftgate latch switch, which is grounds the interior lighting circuit. Liftgate switch was not functioning at all and leaving the light circuit open.
Fixed the bent part. All works fine now. Thanks for the help.
I would suggest anyone having issues with lights staying on check this item out. The interior panel on the liftgate needs to be removed. (Be prepared to use screws to reinstall, since removal seems to destroy the plastic nail holders.)
That's not a cluster relay that's your time delay relay for illumination... Seems nobody in this previous thread knew what/where it was to troubleshoot the original poster's problem{which actually wasn't the problem in his case}....It keeps the circuit on 15-30 seconds after the door is closed..IF it was melted together then yes, it would be on continuously. It can fail open or closed for different symptoms of the circuit... Try it without and see...FYI, Mopar still sells those .. It fits a broad range of vehicles...