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My daylight stay on when i stop the engine and when i remove my key from the starter,some people say its the senser of the daylight, but where is he ?????

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  • jijo_mantolo Apr 26, 2009

    ok thank a lot i wil try it, its 21h21 here so i wil try it tomorow morning to check my fuse and check the sensor where he are, thank i give you more info tomorow thank !!!

  • jijo_mantolo Apr 26, 2009

    alright so this morning i have remove the fuse (33,15a,) my front light was still on, and i removed the fuse (23,was a 20)and my light have close. and if i turn them at on, when i turn the switch, they open , so it seem to work (with no fuse 23). now i need to kno if the fuse 23, are burned, caus she looks like burned on the litle pins.and i wil try to start my car in about 1 or 2 hour, caus when i have finish with my van,i need to disconect my cable battery, caus my light was still on and it burn my battery. So now my light are off, with the fuse removed, and i wil buy a new one or do you kno if on the fuse panel i have a 20 of spare? THANK a lot... but i have a litle problem now, it turn my inside dash light off too, the light of my speed meeter, so do you think if i only put a new fuse it wil resolve the problem or i just disconect the sensor of daylight ?? THANK A LOT

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The sensor is either in the dash near the windshield at center or integrated into the inside review mirror. 1st check these fuses - Fuse 33 (15A), 23 (15A). on the fuse box in the vehicle.
CHECK HEADLAMP SWITCH OPERATION

  • Make sure headlamp switch is in the OFF position.
  • Disconnect headlamp switch connectors .
Did headlamps turn off? Yes REPLACE headlamp switch . RESTORE vehicle. RETEST system.

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