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Old 10-08-2011, 11:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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No Constant 12V power Camry '95

WHen I open the door, the red open door light used to come on, now I have no power to radio and auto-dim mirror. Please help.
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check the door ajar sensor. it could be stuck in "door closed" position.

as for power to radio and auto-dim mirror, check the fuses behind the coin holder (DOME) and maybe in fusebox under the hood too.
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Ok, I do hear a little humming noise when I close the door and it goes away when I open it. Where is the sensor located?
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when door is open, look at the door jamb a rubber thing with a sort of membrane.

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Ok, great thanks. I'll check it out.
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