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Interior light problems after battery disconnect..

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Hi

I disconnected my battery to recharge it. Now the main interior lights near the rear view mirror stay illuminated after engine start. The footwell lights work as normal coming on automatically and then off after engine start, but the cieling lights are no longer fully automatic. They only go out if I turn them off completely by stitching all three rocker switches to the right. If left in the auto switch positionhey do extinguish on locking the car after the usual delay. Anyone know why this may have happened as a result of a temporary battery disconnection?

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Just in case anyone was curious, I fixed the problem by puting the key in the door lock, and turning it to the right- clockwise, holding it there for a few seconds, the interior lights flashed briefly, and now everything is back to normal.

Mike

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