How to Fix a Roof Light That Won't Turn Off?

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IsabelAnn
07/30/25 1:16am
If the light in the cabin roof won't turn off, you can switch the interior roof light to OFF; it might also be set to DOOR mode—opening and then closing the door again can turn the light off. The function of the roof light: It provides illumination for passengers inside the car but must not dazzle the driver. Modern vehicle roof lights can also be controlled by door switches—they turn on when a door is opened and turn off when the door is closed. Location of the roof light switch: The interior light switches are located next to the roof lights. There are typically four interior lights: two on the front roof and two on the rear roof, each with its own switch.
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