Why 2 Door Jam Switches
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The second switch is for a warning buzzer, indicating you left the key in the ignition. Many owners disconnect them, because they hate the buzzer noise.
To wire it correctly, first you have to locate the buzzer. Hook up the power and ground and you’re done.
Steve
To wire it correctly, first you have to locate the buzzer. Hook up the power and ground and you’re done.
Steve
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elanfan1 wrote:Excuse my ignorance but what’s a door jam switch?
Steve,
It’s a Spieling mishtake or written in foreign language (US English) Jam = Jamb, as in door jamb. In the US they call Jam Jelly and I think Jelly is Jello, then there’s hoods vs bonnets, trunks vs boots, sway bars versus anti roll bars, and they all drive on the wrong side of the road.
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.. and let's not get into Fannies...( American bottoms or sport supporters )
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Do you have "puddle" lights in the door?
+2 have two switches. I assume one for interior light, one for puddle lights, as puddle lights need to be individually switched, unlike interior that needs to come on for either door.
+2 have two switches. I assume one for interior light, one for puddle lights, as puddle lights need to be individually switched, unlike interior that needs to come on for either door.
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mbell wrote:+2 have two switches. I assume one for interior light, one for puddle lights, as puddle lights need to be individually switched, unlike interior that needs to come on for either door.
...and some have three. The third for the key buzzer. One can never have too many door switches, I guess.
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mbell wrote:Do you have "puddle" lights in the door?
+2 have two switches. I assume one for interior light, one for puddle lights, as puddle lights need to be individually switched, unlike interior that needs to come on for either door.
No Mark, we're talking Federal S4 & Sprint here, not softy Plus2!
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Bud English wrote:mbell wrote:+2 have two switches. I assume one for interior light, one for puddle lights, as puddle lights need to be individually switched, unlike interior that needs to come on for either door.
...and some have three. The third for the key buzzer. One can never have too many door switches, I guess.
That might be true if there were any good, in my experience Lotus Door switches are next to useless
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