1995 ls400 door ajar light stays on???
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1995 ls400 door ajar light stays on???
When the car is off and all doors are closed the door ajar light, seat belt light ( on the seat belt itself ) and the ignotion key ring light stays on, but when the car is on the door ajar light goes off. it slowly drains my battery so if i dont start my car for 2 days its dead! does anyone have any ideas of where I can start to look for problems ?
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I would say by your description, you may have a faulty door lock actuator or sensor. I am not very familiar with the system in the ls400, but one of the door lock actuators may not be recognizing tha the door s closed. Someone else is probably more familiar with the system and can help out I'm sure. Just trying to throw out an idea.
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dang our 90 ls4 is doing the same thing if the key is in there and all the doors are closed you can hear it chiming dang man I hope somebody can help us with this , if i find out ill let you know
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thanks 4 tha info but my 95 the Front Courtesy Switches are not in the same spot as frist gen LS's? i can t find it any where when i open my door. its weird how it only does it when the cars off but works correctly when its on...?
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I have parked the car since then and it's time to get it out of storage.Did anyone get theirs fixed?Mind you 95 is different from 94 when it comes to the door ajar switch by the door.Any info?
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When the door is open depress the button on the jamb and if the lights do not go off you need to replace the switch. Regardless of the year it will look like this. Its an easy part to replace they do go bad.
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Like I said, I read all up on this stuff.This pic is for 94 and older.95 and up door jam switch are totally different.There is no physical switch by the door.I am tryna find out if there is a switch/ computer that controls the locking mechanism inside the door panel