Interior lighting and key fob does not work at all
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Interior lighting and key fob does not work at all
Hey
the interior lights do not work when I either open a door or when I turn off the engine like it normally should.
It also does not turn of when I lock/unlock the door with the remote as well.
Anyone know how to address this? The exterior lights still works just fine.
This happened when i was changing bulb in the trunk
Please help
Thank You
the interior lights do not work when I either open a door or when I turn off the engine like it normally should.
It also does not turn of when I lock/unlock the door with the remote as well.
Anyone know how to address this? The exterior lights still works just fine.
This happened when i was changing bulb in the trunk
Please help
Thank You
Stay Out Of the Left Lane
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From: SE Mass --- > Central VA --- > SE Mass
Doesn't sound right. If the interior lights worked before you replaced the bulb in the trunk, I would try the following -
1) Remove the bulb in the trunk and try the interior lights again.
2) Check the fuses to make sure somehow you didn't blow a fuse. Fuse #6 is a 7.5A fuse and protects the interior lights circuit.
3) The front ceiling light has a three position switch; ON, Door Activated,
and OFF. When the ‘‘|’’ side of the switch is pushed in, both front and rear
ceiling lights are ON all the time. When the ‘‘O’’ side is pushed in,
the lights are off all the time.
From the owners manual -
When neither side is pushed in (Door Activated), the lights come on when you:
Open any door.
Unlock the doors with the key or
remote transmitter.
Both front and rear ceiling lights work as individual map lights. To turn a map light on or off, press its lens. You can use the front map lights regardless of the position of the front ceiling light switch. With the front ceiling light switch in the OFF position, the rear map lights do not work, and the interior lights do not come on when you open a door.
1) Remove the bulb in the trunk and try the interior lights again.
2) Check the fuses to make sure somehow you didn't blow a fuse. Fuse #6 is a 7.5A fuse and protects the interior lights circuit.
3) The front ceiling light has a three position switch; ON, Door Activated,
and OFF. When the ‘‘|’’ side of the switch is pushed in, both front and rear
ceiling lights are ON all the time. When the ‘‘O’’ side is pushed in,
the lights are off all the time.
From the owners manual -
When neither side is pushed in (Door Activated), the lights come on when you:
Open any door.
Unlock the doors with the key or
remote transmitter.
Both front and rear ceiling lights work as individual map lights. To turn a map light on or off, press its lens. You can use the front map lights regardless of the position of the front ceiling light switch. With the front ceiling light switch in the OFF position, the rear map lights do not work, and the interior lights do not come on when you open a door.
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Doesn't sound right. If the interior lights worked before you replaced the bulb in the trunk, I would try the following -
1) Remove the bulb in the trunk and try the interior lights again.
2) Check the fuses to make sure somehow you didn't blow a fuse. Fuse #6 is a 7.5A fuse and protects the interior lights circuit.
3) The front ceiling light has a three position switch; ON, Door Activated,
and OFF. When the ‘‘|’’ side of the switch is pushed in, both front and rear
ceiling lights are ON all the time. When the ‘‘O’’ side is pushed in,
the lights are off all the time.
From the owners manual -
When neither side is pushed in (Door Activated), the lights come on when you:
Open any door.
Unlock the doors with the key or
remote transmitter.
Both front and rear ceiling lights work as individual map lights. To turn a map light on or off, press its lens. You can use the front map lights regardless of the position of the front ceiling light switch. With the front ceiling light switch in the OFF position, the rear map lights do not work, and the interior lights do not come on when you open a door.
1) Remove the bulb in the trunk and try the interior lights again.
2) Check the fuses to make sure somehow you didn't blow a fuse. Fuse #6 is a 7.5A fuse and protects the interior lights circuit.
3) The front ceiling light has a three position switch; ON, Door Activated,
and OFF. When the ‘‘|’’ side of the switch is pushed in, both front and rear
ceiling lights are ON all the time. When the ‘‘O’’ side is pushed in,
the lights are off all the time.
From the owners manual -
When neither side is pushed in (Door Activated), the lights come on when you:
Open any door.
Unlock the doors with the key or
remote transmitter.
Both front and rear ceiling lights work as individual map lights. To turn a map light on or off, press its lens. You can use the front map lights regardless of the position of the front ceiling light switch. With the front ceiling light switch in the OFF position, the rear map lights do not work, and the interior lights do not come on when you open a door.
Thank You
It was the fuse # 6 and now its all good.
thanks a lot for your help
Now all i need to find is navi code, It should be with owners manual right?
Stay Out Of the Left Lane
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 9,686
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From: SE Mass --- > Central VA --- > SE Mass
Nav and radio code would only be in the owner's manual if the dealer wrote it there. Some Aziners have said the they have found theirs on a sticker on the side of the glove box. If you are the original owner you should have gotten a small card with the numbers on there with all your paperwork.
You can also try this -
https://radio-navicode.acura.com/
You can also try this -
https://radio-navicode.acura.com/
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