Why doesn't a light turn on when you open the door of a jeep renegade is there a way to fix this?

Asked by Andrew Aug 23, 2015 at 08:19 PM about the 2015 Jeep Renegade Latitude 4WD

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Check your dimmer switch setting. On some vehicles you have a setting that turns the door dome lights off and they won't come on when doors are opened. Might also check your owners manual. If all else fails this vehicle should still be under warranty. Take back to dealer.

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if its not the door switch and you have power itcalls for bulb number C5W for rear dome light (models without retractable roof).

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to the left of the steering wheel, there are the dials for the lights in the car. if it’s all the way up, they are on all the time. turned all the way down, it’s off. There’s a midway point between those where it turns on when doors are opened.

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McKey stays on the dashboard and I can’t take it out I had put new batteries in the remote control in the light stays on 2016 run the gate are you at the light out on the dashboard

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