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Fade Out Room Lamp Function
2003 Hyundai Tiburon V6-2.7LSECTION Fade Out Room Lamp Function
FADE OUT ROOM LAMP
1. Function explanation: It turns on when door is opened, and fades out after 5 or 6 seconds when closed.
2. Related schematic diagrams
- See the Courtesy & Luggage Room Lamp.
3. Input/output signal
- Fuse F18 (10 A)
- Input Door switch (F11)
- Output Room lamp (M3)
4. Related Hi-scan(pro) failure diagnosis
1. Input/output monitoring
Select "04. DOOR" and press [ENTER]. Then the following screen will be displayed.
Check BCM input/output condition against all door switches and room lamp.
2. Actuator inspection
Select "02 OUTPUT ACTUATION" and press [ENTER].
Perform forced drive against room lamp.
5. Expected failure symptoms.
Room lamp does not work.
6. Actions by failure symptoms Room lamp does not work.
1. Function explanation: It turns on when door is opened, and fades out after 5 or 6 seconds when closed.
2. Related schematic diagrams
- See the Courtesy & Luggage Room Lamp.
3. Input/output signal
- Fuse F18 (10 A)
- Input Door switch (F11)
- Output Room lamp (M3)
4. Related Hi-scan(pro) failure diagnosis
1. Input/output monitoring
Select "04. DOOR" and press [ENTER]. Then the following screen will be displayed.
Check BCM input/output condition against all door switches and room lamp.
2. Actuator inspection
Select "02 OUTPUT ACTUATION" and press [ENTER].
Perform forced drive against room lamp.
5. Expected failure symptoms.
Room lamp does not work.
6. Actions by failure symptoms Room lamp does not work.
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Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
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