2013 Durango Citadel Interior Lights Issue
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2013 Durango Citadel Interior Lights Issue
This is a really weird issue. I replaced all of the interior lights to led. There are lights under the dash by the foot well. When I changed the lights under the dash, the lights stop working. The don't work when I unlock the truck and open the door.
This is where it is weird. Both lights under the dash are led. They are the exact voltage and wattage of the original bulbs. If I replace one of the lights under the right side dash with the original bulb, the lights start working. If I put the led back, the stop working.
The lights not working are all based on the passenger side footwell.
Any thoughts?
This is where it is weird. Both lights under the dash are led. They are the exact voltage and wattage of the original bulbs. If I replace one of the lights under the right side dash with the original bulb, the lights start working. If I put the led back, the stop working.
The lights not working are all based on the passenger side footwell.
Any thoughts?
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You whine about your silly LED lights, then I offer a response because you whine when no one responds, then you whine again because you don't like the response? Maybe next time let your husband handle the light bulbs since clearly you don't have a clue.
Last edited by jkeaton; 09-20-2017 at 11:06 AM.
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I don't know if it's a similar problem, but I do know that in some vehicles in you connect a trailer that has LED lights, the trailer lights won't work properly. The solution is to wire an incandescent bulb into the circuit. Then they work. Apparently the circuit needs to see the resistance of an incandescent build to work properly.
So maybe your circuit also need to sense that resistance, hence it works when you leave one incandescent in.
So maybe your circuit also need to sense that resistance, hence it works when you leave one incandescent in.