help Accent trunk lamp

Discussion in 'Hyundai Accent' started by mgilbert, Jun 27, 2007.

  1. mgilbert

    mgilbert Guest

    Hi, I have a strange problem with my accent GSI 2002. My dash
    trunk open light and my trunk lamp are always on. But the strange
    part
    is that vwhen I press the break. The both lamp goes off. If I release
    the break the lamp goes on again. I check the schematic there is no
    conection with the break circuit. I mesure the voltage at the lamp
    and
    I mesure that: power side 12V, gnd side 0.7V or 12 V when break is
    press. I took the mesurement at the dash lamp. I also take mesurement
    at the trunk lamp and here the result: Wire orange/ black
    12.5 V with or without break (lamp unplug) wire Green/orange without
    break : 0.1V with break 10.9V. I hope someone will able to help me
    with
    that info.

    Thank you
     
    mgilbert, Jun 27, 2007
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  2. mgilbert

    hyundaitech Guest

    Check your room lamp fuse in the underhood fuse box. It's possible that
    power may backfeed from elxewhere if this fuse is blown. If your dome
    lamp doesn't work properly, that's a very good indicator that this fuse is
    probably blown.

    Unplug your liftgate latch. If the condition continues, you've just
    verified that it has nothing to do with the liftgate switch.

    Next, unplug the ETACM (electronic time and alarm control module). If the
    problem goes away, you know that the issue is due to the lamps grounding
    through the ETACM. If that's the case, go back and verify that all the
    fuses that feed the ETACM are in proper working order. If so, you should
    next check the ETACM ground G04 behind the left kick panel.

    You'll find www.hmaservice.com very helpful. You can view the schematics
    for your vehicle (and other information). Simply go to
    www.hmaservice.com, register for a free account, and make sure you satisfy
    the site requirements. Schematics are in the ETM section.
     
    hyundaitech, Jun 27, 2007
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