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Dark Car mode in Police Interceptor
I have a 99 Crown Vic police interceptor that I really enjoy but have not been able to defeat the driver door "dark car mode". I have tried the "unplug the connectors under the passenger dash and remove the negative battery cable" but I doesn't work. Any suggestions?
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Re: Dark Car mode in Police Interceptor
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Re: Dark Car mode in Police Interceptor
Or they lopped the wire AT the LCM.
Damed hacks. |
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I have to check the manual again, but if the LCM is the same from 1996 to 1999, you have to short out a jumper in the LCM, disconnect the battery then reconnect it and the interior lights will work again. Stand by for details. PS.I'm not sure if the information contained in the above link is the same.
But while we are on the subject, does anyone know if the LCM's are the same, since I have a 1996 with delayed headlights, and would like to put it in my 1999. A photo of the location of the LCM would be appreciated. |
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Re: Dark Car mode in Police Interceptor
I have confirmed that the key-in-ignition and headlight chimes do not work with the driver door open so I suspect a wire cut somewhere.
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Re: Dark Car mode in Police Interceptor
With the car off, key in ignition, head lights on, driver door open, I get no chimes or alerts of any kind. Any tips on driver door removal?
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