Problem with lights after replacing window regulators

[crandall]

I just replaced

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[Trcustoms719]

Go back over your work and see if you left something un hooked or have any other problems.
A wiring diagram would help you also I’m sure.

[college man]

I would go back and recheck your work to see if anything was left unplugged.C8-)

[dreamer2355]

I agree with the gang on rechecking your work. It may be something simple hopefully.

[EricTheCarGuy]

I’m pretty sure that when you popped off the inner door panel you unplugged the curtsy light and just never plugged it back in when you reassembled it. As for the door chime that could be a door switch issue which could just be coincidence since that’s on the door pillar and not in the door itself. Pull the inner door skin off and check the plug on the light and then test the door switch to see if it’s working properly.

[crandall]

Here is an update on this little mystery. Before taking the panel off the door, I thought I would check fuses and make sure one had not blown. Turns out a little 7.5 amp fuse under the hood was bad.

The fuse was labeled “interior lights”, but it also controlled a few other things:

• The dome light
• Each of the four lights on the door themselves
• The interval speed on the windshield washer (not the slow and fast speed, just the interval speed), and finally,
• The warning buzzer that lets you know you left your headlights on.

I popped a new fuse in and at the moment, all is working fine. Of course, I realize there is a reason the fuse blew, so I will keep the eagle eye on things.

[dreamer2355]

Thanks for keep us updated!

[college man]

thanks for the updateC8-)

[EricTheCarGuy]

Perhaps you had the key on during disassembly. Thanks for the update.

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