ghost turning on my dome lights and door chime in my 03 sonata

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Asked by Steven Jan 01, 2015 at 12:30 PM about the 2003 Hyundai Sonata V6 GLS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i have a 2003 sonota and when i make a right turn the dome lights come on and the door chimes go off as if the door was open does anyone have an idea why this is?

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One of your sensors is detecting the door is open.if its you turn right its the driver side door. Check the clearance of your driver side doors

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sounds good how do I check that. is it maybe the door is out of alignment or is there an adjustment for a sensor.

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There is a rubber boot that covers the button. Its location is close to the striker in the door jamb. Push the button in to see if they all operate the same. If they do u might need a body shop to align the door that is in question. If one is kinda messed up replace the sensor. Its one connection and one screw.

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I put a spacer behind the switch to move it out a bit and that seemed to do the trick once again thanks for the tip

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