interior dome light and outside running lights stay on for 15-20 minutes after rear cargo door is opened/closed

Asked by cliffordskodi Apr 11, 2013 at 08:14 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition 4 Dr XLT 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

if I am at a short stop, interior light will go out after travelling 1/4 mile or so.

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there's something called a BCM (body control module) that is responsible for the delay sounds like it's gone wrong....will have to research as this is uncharted waters for me too- gimme a couple-

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they are calling it an LDM on this illustration, there has to be a way of testing this short of replacing it~

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There has to be a time delay device of some sort that shuts them off. I don't know if it adjustable or if you have to replace it. Check your relays and see if there is one with a small hole or screw in the cap. That would be the adjustment.

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