Depends of course on the vehicle but there are different fuses for the locks than the lights. My suggestion is to open the door so the lights are on and pull relays from the fuse block under the hood till they go out. This should disable both auto locks and dome lights.
either a short or a couple of blown fuses.
Most likely, this is due to a blown fuse on a circuit that these systems share.
No Willow Doesnt Have Dread Locks
Lady Lovely Locks was created in 1987.
In my church, the head usher locks the doors after the service.
if your cig light is not working as well, the fuse is in the glove box top and last in that row, had the same problom.
On a Dodge vehicle it is the computer that controls the interior lights, locks, etc...
Probably a blown fuse or bad relay.
Check a fuse called "courtesy" or "Interior" or something like that. It depends on the auto manufacturer.
It controls most of the interior electronics such as lights, wipers, locks, theft alarm, etc.
The body computer controls the lights, door locks, wipers, part of the theft alarm, keyless entry,
It controls the courtesy lights, instrument lighting, power door locks, "key in ignition" chime, possibly more. 93-95 Le Baron modules are the same; located under the right kick panel inside the car.
Wipers, door locks, lights, alarm if equippedWipers, door locks, lights, alarm if equipped
Some vehicles courtesy fuse circuit (locks, windows, interior light) is tied into the radio.
The door chime is located inside the driver's side door. It is part of an instrument cluster that controls the interior lights, locks, and alarm.
The fourth fuse in the interior fuse panel controls the power windows and locks on 2000-2001 Grand Prix. 25 amp silver fuse.
I discovered the answer to this accidentally. The door child locks are controlled by the same switch that controls the window locks. Bit strange but there you go...