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Originally Posted by Esel Mann
Fleetline51,
Please do not be worried about others disagreeing. We are presented here with a nice little gem with this forum (eg. see below!). Tradeoffs usually come into play when going about resolving an issue. What is important to one person may not necessarily be to another. That is why is is so important that any and all ideas or thoughts, and the rational behind them be shared! I hope my posts didn't lead you to think that I was inferring your solution or anyone elses solution is wrong. That was not my intent. My intent was to present an alternative plus my rational behind it. So I hope I didn't piss you off!
Tasracer,
Holy cow! I never knew (nor saw any posts) relating the door switches with something other than the door lights. What you mention though would make sense. As it turns out, my interior ceiling lights are in the permanent off position. I put them in the door control position and sure enough they never turn off! I put them in the third position, the permanent on to verify and sure enough they are permanently on. Heck this might even be associated with the fact that my trunk light for some odd reason also will not turn off when the hood is closed (so I disconnected it). Time for me to try to find wiring diagrams and trace this out. I'll report back with findings once I am able to do so.
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Esel Mann:
Piss ME off? Nah...I been around too long to get pissed off...Heck, I'm so old , I'm lucky if I can even Piss any more without Grunting!
It's all Good, Brother!
All of What you stated is logical and proportionate to this thread...AND well taken.
I know that what I stated and posted would help some others keep from saying "Good Morning" to a dead battery.
That door switch thang IS interesting though...Sumthin' I'm going to have to check out...Maybe when the Spring thaw comes and we warm up a bit!
Joy and Holiday Greetings to You and Your Family!
Best Regards,
Tony
