glove compartment light will not go out

Asked by Guru9TTQ Mar 19, 2017 at 03:41 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

theft light will not stop blinking when I turn the car off & the light in the glove compartment will not go out

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RTBBilly answered 7 years ago

theres a small wire clip that is behind the glove box and in some it can get water on it and it will cause that. also look for the sensor/pin for the light and check the fuses

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OJ answered 7 years ago

The switch inside the glovebox is totally made of plastic. I broke mine when I tried to overstuff the box. Easy to remove and unplug.

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GuruN5HND answered 4 years ago

Im having the same exact problem I'm wondering if this is whats draining my battery.

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