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Mdea 01-29-2019 10:08 AM

Parking lights
 
So whenever I take the key out of my ignition the parking lights stay on, headlights are off and everything but these lights are staying on. For a sort term fix I've been disconnecting the power lead on the terminal but as it is really cold out I'd prefer not to do this every time I drive the car. Any suggestions?

mel_t_vin 03-26-2019 02:01 AM

What year and model car do you have?

If 944/2, when you remove the key from the ignition, the headlight switch is rotated fully counter-clockwise to the OFF [0] position? Do all 4 corner parking lights stay on, or just 2 front/rear driver side or 2 front/rear passenger side?

Mdea 03-26-2019 08:27 AM

Hey thank you for the reply, but I figured it out, there was a small short in the light switch that was hard to find and I patched it up.

mel_t_vin 03-27-2019 03:25 AM

Sweet...gotta love the easy fixes. Happy motoring...

Jay944 04-01-2019 03:31 PM

So I just had this circuit short and melt the 58L, the parking lights can come on when the ignition is off, and the turn signal on (L or R) individually.
The Gray wire at the ignition “P” supplies power to the circuit when in the 0 position, OFF. The wire goes to the the turn signal P and out on poles 58 L
or 58R. And then to the head light switch
I have cut the P wire at the ignition, and have done away with that parking brake light circuit, if you find any Explanation or cause, I would appreciate
your insight.

Jay

mel_t_vin 04-05-2019 03:41 AM


Originally Posted by Jay944 (Post 15743763)
So I just had this circuit short and melt the 58L, the parking lights can come on when the ignition is off, and the turn signal on (L or R) individually.

Parking lamps ON [one side], with ignition OFF [key out], depending on turn signal position [left or right ON] is stock [European] feature.

Method behind the madness...mark your car's location for approaching vehicles by illuminating the parking lamps on the traffic side of the street, vs shoulder side. Make sense?


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