Door switches don’t work after changing to LED,s

Anyone have a fix for my door switches after I replaced my interior bulbs with LED’s.
Only way I can get them to turn on is with the roof switch.

 

well that rules out your dome light fuse. I'd check the following body ECU fuses

 

LED's

 

So I reset the ECU by removing the negative battery terminal and opened the door and Walla the dome lights came on. Only problem now is they won’t turn off. Ugh!

 

maybe sounds like you have more of a door switch issue being stuck. Does this happen with all the doors or just one?

 

Yeah I don’t think it is door switch issue because all was good prior to installing the interior LED’s

 

interesting. I was in a subie forum, my wife has one, and a guy replaced led lights and his car started acting up, not running right. Someone suggested it could be the led lights. He replaced them, and his car ran fine again. I wouldnt have considered that.

 

IMHO.....LEDs seem to cause more headaches than what they solve.

As a troubleshooting step. Would it be possible to disconnect the LED, then jump in the original lights. Run the tests. This should give a clue as to where the problem is located. LEDs, install, switch.


For what little time the interior lights are on.....I just don't fathom the advantage of the LED change.

 

You might start by putting the bulbs back in a see what happens.

 

Good idea. I will reinstall the OE bulbs and see how it goes

 

My truck's previous owner installed LED dome lights. When they are turned on, after a couple minutes they start flashing. Of course, this is a common phenomenon with LED lights, an electrical circuit imbalance.
The door locks on the truck lock automatically at random and I haven't been able to figure out why. I'm going to yank the stupid LED dome lights and see if that solves the problem with the locks.
The LED backup lights I installed work fine, but every other LED light on the vehicle has needed additional electronic components to operate properly.

 

Changing back to the OE bulbs and still have the problem. I guess it’s time to sell and buy a Chevy. Lol

 

leads me to believe a problem with the body control ECU or a door switch still. You can unplug the door switch connector and it will simulate the door closed. I’d recommend trying that one door at a time to see if the light extinguishes.

 

Is the door light on on the dash?
It looks like this, this “might” give you a quick “hint”
If it’s not, then you will have to start doing some deeper investigation.

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Damn LED's!