2001 Lesabre - steering wheel switch light
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2001 Lesabre - steering wheel switch light
Hi everyone
suddenly all the lights in the steering wheel controls stop working . They still control on the radio and the cruise , only the lights don't work .
why ? Maybe something disconnect ?
what I need to check ?
thanks
suddenly all the lights in the steering wheel controls stop working . They still control on the radio and the cruise , only the lights don't work .
why ? Maybe something disconnect ?
what I need to check ?
thanks
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Sorry Eb, I'll be damned if I can find it("steering column fuse holder")....
Well, I would follow the Yellow SIR lead that comes down the column....follow it after the connection(not up the column)......it'* some kind of inline fuse....
Well, I would follow the Yellow SIR lead that comes down the column....follow it after the connection(not up the column)......it'* some kind of inline fuse....
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Ok, do I get some sort of prize for this?
"LH side of I/P on underside of steering column."
It has to be in a yellow wire(goes into fuse and out of fuse) in the SIR circuit that goes up the steering column....
"LH side of I/P on underside of steering column."
It has to be in a yellow wire(goes into fuse and out of fuse) in the SIR circuit that goes up the steering column....
Last edited by Tech II; 12-26-2017 at 01:35 PM.
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There is another problem now , the auto light not turn off when day time .
maybe the 2 problems related ?
for TECH II , in the rear fuse box I found SIR fuse, fuse box under the seat .
maybe the 2 problems related ?
for TECH II , in the rear fuse box I found SIR fuse, fuse box under the seat .
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SIR fuse has nothing to do with lighting those switches.....it is only involved with the SIR system.......the clockspring harness is just a path for the power and ground to light the switches.......just like the horn circuit, which also uses the clockspring harness, has nothing to do with the SIR system......
Since your other lights are working from the dimmer switch, you either have a blown fuse(2A), or, the ground circuit is open.....
Since your other lights are working from the dimmer switch, you either have a blown fuse(2A), or, the ground circuit is open.....