Strange things

Dec 12, 2005 14 Replies

hello everybody,



Strange things happen to my 95 jeep cherokee lately. The interior lights suddenly go on and keep on. I can't get them out again! And sometimes all the door locks open or close when I'm driving......



Does anybody know what going on?



thanks,



Frank.


You'r pocket knife is pushing the buttons on the spare keyless remote that is in your pocket?

KJK

Hey, what's the PF (pucker factor) when that happens?

lol

Spdloader

Check the wire harness that runs under the driver's side carpeting for corrosion.

After i added a remote to my motorcycle's railroad horns, the thing got set off in my pocket, made me jump pretty good. I glued a washer arounf the button, so you have to get a fingertip in deliberately.

do the gostbusters still make housecalls?

I'll bet THAT is embarrasing.

When I am out mowing, Every now and then I will drive past and see the lights flash, sure enough it IS my pocket knife pushing buttons. Did you know that the panic button makes a great locater in a Christmas packed parking lot when there are a thousand rigs the same color and size as yours is out there? If you do it right, you can make people laugh too!

Kate

: > You'r pocket knife is pushing the buttons on the spare keyless remote that : > is in your pocket? : >

: > KJK

Well now seeeeeeeee It might be somewhere in the Jeep getting pushed and you don't know it!

Maybe the keyless entry/security system (if so equipped) has a short in the wiring ?

KJK

: > KJK : >

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: remote lost ages ago. : thanks. : :

That snickering noise is your neighbor, behind the fence with your 'lost' remote. _____________________________________________________________________

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