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    The display for my door sensors will dim and get brighter then dim again repeatedly... I'm assuming its a bad ground.. where are the ground points for this issue?

    All the doors and trunk are securely closed... But the light is on all the time.
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    Originally posted by dysfunk View Post
    The display for my door sensors will dim and get brighter then dim again repeatedly... I'm assuming its a bad ground.. where are the ground points for this issue?

    All the doors and trunk are securely closed... But the light is on all the time.

    im not sure where the location for the gauge cluster,but i will try..

    -try the ground under your fuse box in the engine bay.(most of the fuses for lights and doors are there.)

    -try the ground that is located beside the switch that opens up your hood.(its a ground for the fuse box under your dash).

    -if im not mistaken,there should be ground on the front passenger side as well.

    -there should be another ground under your front passenger chair too.(you will see it if you remove the chair.)

    my interior is stripped down for weight reduction and for new paint,so i get to see most of the lighting grounds.

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      Originally posted by dysfunk View Post
      The display for my door sensors will dim and get brighter then dim again repeatedly... I'm assuming its a bad ground.. where are the ground points for this issue?

      All the doors and trunk are securely closed... But the light is on all the time.
      Are the lights for the doors/trunk/brake light all coming on at once? Or is the backlight for the cluster dimming in and out?



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