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Old 09-19-2008, 05:39 PM
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05 grand prix

pops the 5 amp interior light fuse...lasts bout a week then no interior lights n fuse is blown...any idears????
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Re: 05 grand prix

The interior courtesy lights are controlled by the body control module (BCM). Sounds like there is a short or high current in the circuit associated with the BCM, wiring, or possibly one of the lamp sockets. Have you done any troubleshooting other than replacing the fuse?



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Re: 05 grand prix

no sir jus replaced fuse...we thought maybe was water cauising it ,,,(had a leak by front antena but that was fixed) thats bout when this began to happin...(after the repair)...these cars are complicted now daze..any idears be preciated thanks paps
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