Inside light

Asked by 1Social_ Nov 05, 2015 at 12:02 PM about the 2006 Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan FWD

Question type: General

My rear view mirror has two buttons to turn the
light on inside.  Is the light supposed to only go on
if I turn the buttons on or are the lights supposed to
go on when I open the car door.  I did not get a manual
with this car 2006 Chrysler Touring Convertible.

4 Answers

225

I THINK YOU CAN HAVE IT EITHER WAY. I BELIEVE THE LIGHTS ARE SUPPOSED TO GO ON WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR.

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70

I bought a used 2010 Seabring hard top convertible and I don't have any interior lights that come on when I open the door. I only have dash lights that come on when I turn on the lights. With black seats and floors it is pitch dark. I never got a manual with the car when I bought it. It is a limited edition and you would think I would have al the bells and whistles

7 people found this helpful.
40

The light in the dash board stay on after doors are close and keeps peeping what may the problem be

4 people found this helpful.
30

turning the dimmer to off and pressing the buttons on the rear view mirror in, turned the lights off for me.

3 people found this helpful.

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