89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
before I have to remove all of the interior.

Patrick Ellis

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

Hi Patrick,
Did you spin the light switch's knob to see if the last owner just
disconnected the door buttons? Check to see if the door buttons are
covered with a lever, a trick I use.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

geoconno wrote:
>
> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

Hi Patrick,
Did you spin the light switch's knob to see if the last owner just
disconnected the door buttons? Check to see if the door buttons are
covered with a lever, a trick I use.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

geoconno wrote:
>
> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

Hi Patrick,
Did you spin the light switch's knob to see if the last owner just
disconnected the door buttons? Check to see if the door buttons are
covered with a lever, a trick I use.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

geoconno wrote:
>
> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

If the 89 used the same lights as the 88 (likely) I would suspect the
light itself first. Mine has the long, narrow lights that rotate thru
3 positions by moving the lense - up, center, down. Up connects them
to the door switch, center is always off, down is hot on. Inside is a
cheesy switch that quits making contact when the pivots wear. I had
to drill mine and put in steel pivot pins to get them to work.

On Wed, 5 Nov 2003 17:47:07 UTC "geoconno" <geoconno@insightbb.com>
wrote:

> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis
>
>


--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

If the 89 used the same lights as the 88 (likely) I would suspect the
light itself first. Mine has the long, narrow lights that rotate thru
3 positions by moving the lense - up, center, down. Up connects them
to the door switch, center is always off, down is hot on. Inside is a
cheesy switch that quits making contact when the pivots wear. I had
to drill mine and put in steel pivot pins to get them to work.

On Wed, 5 Nov 2003 17:47:07 UTC "geoconno" <geoconno@insightbb.com>
wrote:

> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis
>
>


--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

Re: 89 Comanche Interior Lights?
 

If the 89 used the same lights as the 88 (likely) I would suspect the
light itself first. Mine has the long, narrow lights that rotate thru
3 positions by moving the lense - up, center, down. Up connects them
to the door switch, center is always off, down is hot on. Inside is a
cheesy switch that quits making contact when the pivots wear. I had
to drill mine and put in steel pivot pins to get them to work.

On Wed, 5 Nov 2003 17:47:07 UTC "geoconno" <geoconno@insightbb.com>
wrote:

> Recently Purchased a 89 comanche. Some jackass messed with the wiring, and I
> have no interior lights. It is not the fuse, that I know. Any sugestions
> before I have to remove all of the interior.
>
> Patrick Ellis
>
>


--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>