interior Lights turning on how to I get themoff
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Asked by hallberk Aug 01, 2011 at 09:07 PM about the 1995 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just purchased a used 1995 CR lx and the interior lights keep tuning on/off when car is parked. Battery going dead, tried everything I can think off and have read online to know avail. keypad,light module, help

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papa answered 13 years ago

until you get it figured out,pull the fuse to it,at least it will stop draining your battery.

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NelliesGarage answered 5 years ago

Usually intermittent electrical issues are due to a bad ground or connection somewhere. I would start by tracing the wires back from the flickering lights, checking for corroded connections along the way.

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GuruCDTM7 answered 5 years ago

Going to guess that your CV has key-less entry pad on driver door, being an LX. Used to see moisture intrusion into those keypads causing internal short. Anytime one of those keys is depressed the interior lights come on. Hope it helps.

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