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Blinking Door Ajar Light

courtesy of Ask Bob: The Auto Answer Man

Bob,
My 1999 Honda Accord EX v6 coupe's door ajar light keeps blinking. It does it randomly, and as a result, the dome light keeps blinking, causing me to turn it off. It'll go away for a while and then come back again. As a result, I can't set my alarm because it will go off randomly. The doors are shut completely, and it even does it when I have the doors open sometimes. Is this a problem with the switch or the computer itself? What do I need to do to diagnose and fix it? Also, this mostly happens when it rains, but it has happened when it's dry too. If I leave it alone for a couple of hours, it goes away, but when I take it out for a drive, it happens again.
Raul



Raul,
It sounds like a problem with the door switch or the associated wiring. Look there first for a short.
Good Luck!
Drive Safely!
Bob, The Auto Answer Man


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