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Door switch for interior light? does it exist? Coily Sierra

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Door switch for interior light? does it exist? Coily Sierra

Post by paulv »

Have a soft top coily sierra.

The wiring diagram I have indicates the interior light is controlled by a door switch, AND that there is a door warning buzzer.

Can't find the door switch anywhere.

Admittedly the wiring diagram is for a US model, and the car is Aust.

Does the door switch exist?
Both passenger and drivers door?
Where abouts should I be looking?

The wiring in the roof indicates there could be door switched, one wire is live all the time, and the other is neither live nor earth..
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Post by DavePatrol »

yer the interior light is run of the drivers side door switch, open the door and up the front there will be a black button switch which earths when the door opens to tern the light on, its only on the drivers side door.

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Post by spamwell »

only drivers door in aus, and no warning buzzer, US wiring diagram not relevant to coilies as they never came out over there, and it's just below the door limiting strap in there, and it probly has a bad contact with the body like the always do if it is not working lol.

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Post by paulv »

Right.

Thanks folks. Much appreciated.

Yep, found the little switch where you said it was.
And it is contact is pretty corroded, so I had better buy a new one or clean it up.

Looks like there is blanking plug on the passengers side, in exactly the same spot, so I might put one on that side too if I can find new ones.

I thought these guys would list them - www.suzistore.com.au
But they don't. Bugger.

Anyone had to purchase one before?
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Post by spamwell »

maybe go genuine ? can't see them costing to much, it is a simple part i would be guessing $20 or so
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would they be similar to something like the swift of the same age?? maybe a trip to u~steal it..... to suss them out?
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Post by DavePatrol »

i used ones out of a vs commodore on the passengers and rear door just had to drill the hole but now the light comes on whenever i open any door so that might be an option if u cant fined genuine ones, i can get pics if u want to c how i did it.

cheers scott
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Post by alien »

give brian at suzistore a call on 08 9250 4650... if he doesnt have new ones they have wrecks out the back he can yoink them off and post to you =)
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Post by paulv »

Yes, they are available new.

$13.20 + GST each from my local Suzuki dealer.

Have ordered 2.
Hopefully will have interior light activated by both doors soon!
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