On a 1973 Mercedes 280 (stored in a garage since 1992!) when the battery is connected the drivers side front and rear running lights stay on even with the ignition switch off. Any ideas why?

Asked by Eye25machines May 07, 2015 at 07:41 PM about the 1973 Mercedes-Benz 280

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On a 1973 Mercedes 280 the drivers side front and rear running lights stay on even with the ignition key removed. Passenger side lights turn off properly.What switch or junction box could cause this, and where is it located? Could it be mouse chewing damage to some wire?

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Mick answered 8 years ago

It could just be that you're turning the switch for the lights too far and what you're actually doing is turning on the parking lights.

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On a 1973 Mercedes 280 (stored in a garage since 1992!) when the battery is connected the drivers side front and rear running lights stay on even with the ignition switch off. Any ideas why?

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