Bmw 5 series backseat overhead lights not turn off?!

Asked by Duygu Jul 06, 2018 at 03:41 PM about the 2013 BMW 5 Series 528i Sedan RWD

Question type: General

we have a 2013 model Bmw 5 20 car in turkey. We cannot
turn off the backseat overhead lights, there are two tiny
lights i dont know maybe they are leds , there s no button
for turning them off. The buttons only use for big lights
next to them. If anyone could help it woul help my little
one to sleep more easily. Pics are attached. The yellow
marked lights are the ones that i am talking about. Thank
you

2 Answers

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Check your fuse panel it should have the lights, radio,etc, look for overhead or done lights, have someone inside the car,pull one at a time make sure you put the fuse back,use your cars information book to find where the fuses are located, could be more than one, make sure and read location of the fuse,and the correct size, get an assortment to replace the bad one or keep it out see what your car does with it out,or pull the light down should be a couple of screws, video what you do for replay.good luck

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