It already has one. That's why it doesn't work.
The wiring diagram shows that the front and rear dome lights are on the same wire, but the front never shuts off.
They are obviously not on the same wire, but they are on the same microcontroller.

The door sensor is on the door latching mechanism and might need to replaced or just some lube..

 

I know some people at my local robotics club who would love to help you put a microcontroller on that dome light.

Naw, just a 555.

 

The door sensor is on the door latching mechanism and might need to replaced or just some lube..

You are the fifth person to tell me that after I checked the door switches.
This might seem strange, but I try everything that is obvious and half the things that are not obvious before I ask for help.

 

I try everything that is obvious and half the things that are not obvious before I ask for help.

Do me a favor and don't follow that procedure when you're drowning...

 

You are the fifth person to tell me that after I checked the door switches.
This might seem strange, but I try everything that is obvious and half the things that are not obvious before I ask for help.

Do you have the light sensor in the reveiw mirror??

 

Do you have the light sensor in the reveiw mirror??

If you want to ask me all about Ford Explorers, go to:
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=101
You might recognize me as Number Twelve on that site.

 

I think the last winter cold front just went by. Two days of most glorious weather awaits me.
There was a good, long rain Tuesday night and most of Wednesday.
Guess what? The, "Moon roof" leaks.
That's a window in the roof of the car.
It already doesn't open.
I have a caulking gun full of black silicone ready to go.
Same thing I used to stop the rain from running on the engine through the windshield wiper cowling.

 

Here at the 49th parallel it has reached 34c (93f) today and rising.
Great for my Hops though, you can see them growing before your eyes!
Max.

 

Damn! Max.

Must be nice for them "ALONE' people out there.

 

There is a down side to our neighbours to the west in AB.

Fire officials in Alberta do not yet know what started a massive wildfire that chased the entire population out of Fort McMurray AB, but they now know the only force that can stop it will be a significant change in the weather.
Supercharged by winds of up to 70 km/h, the wildfire ballooned to 85,000 hectares overnight and is now raging on several fronts near the oilsands city.
The main fire, now south of the city, is expected to continue to burn out of control today and perhaps for many days to come.
Max.

 

We've been watchin that....where are you at out there?

 

We've been watchin that....where are you at out there?

Little over 1000m to the SE.
Max.

 

1000m isn't enough. I think it's time for you to take a vacation.

 

I'm heading up to Fort McMurray on my motorcycle. Rain always follows me when I'm on two wheels.

 

1000m isn't enough. I think it's time for you to take a vacation.

No problems, Saskatchewan is between us and it has no trees!
Max.

 

No problems, Saskatchewan is between us and it has no trees!
Max.

I bet the stench of smoke is quite strong where you are

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ed-2nd-time-weather-shifts.html#ixzz47paUQjhd

 

This weekend, our weather was as *perfect* as I've ever seen. I took the attached photo from behind my house.

What is really incredible is that I posted it upside down -- on purpose. Really, really interesting.

 

Here's a shot from Saturday. Right side up, this time.

 

This weekend, our weather was as *perfect* as I've ever seen. I took the attached photo from behind my house.

What is really incredible is that I posted it upside down -- on purpose. Really, really interesting.

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Oh my... that's a gorgeous-looking shot!... what camera did you use? Maybe you should also post it in the Picture This thread.