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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / April 2005

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2000 Sunfire dome light

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brady - 20 Mar 2005 16:24 GMT
I just bought a used 2000 sunfire for my daughter.  The dealer that I
bought it from had the heat fixed for us.  When I brought the car home I
realized that the dome light did not go on. There was no bulb in it.  When
I put a new bulb in, the dome light would not turn off.  What could be the
cause of this?  Is this something that I could fix?
Jan - 20 Mar 2005 16:33 GMT
In article <d0d53277bad45a4effc072ba76832fd1
@localhost.talkaboutautos.com>, spowell12@rochester.rr.com says...
> I just bought a used 2000 sunfire for my daughter.  The dealer that I
> bought it from had the heat fixed for us.  When I brought the car home I
> realized that the dome light did not go on. There was no bulb in it.  When
> I put a new bulb in, the dome light would not turn off.  What could be the
> cause of this?  Is this something that I could fix?

On my 2001 there is a on/off thingie just to the left of the steering
wheel that I can turn mine on or off with. Have you checked that?
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Jan

Geoff Welsh - 20 Mar 2005 20:09 GMT
> I just bought a used 2000 sunfire for my daughter.  The dealer that I
> bought it from had the heat fixed for us.  When I brought the car home I
> realized that the dome light did not go on. There was no bulb in it.  When
> I put a new bulb in, the dome light would not turn off.  What could be the
> cause of this?  

Usually a bad door latch.  Could also be a wiring problem, or a bad
dimmer control switch.

> Is this something that I could fix?

Sure.  As long as you have all the pertinent wiring diagrams, and a good
multimeter.
GW
bobparsons - 28 Apr 2005 05:08 GMT
> I just bought a used 2000 sunfire for my daughter.  The dealer
> that I
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> could be the
> cause of this?  Is this something that I could fix?

My wife has a 2001 sunfire that had the same problem.  It was an
electrical problem and the wires to it had to be replaced.  The same
thing happend to my dad’s 96 Cavalier
 
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