Door switch is done I would belive
Is your chime continuing after cranking vehicle and door is closed. If so, there is an electrical switch in the door that gets stuck. Use a spray lubricant inside the door latch to free switch.
I would assume you have either a "Door Ajar" indicator or the Dome light stays on. I don't know if it applies to the 95 but on our 97 the switches are located on the door latch mechanism inside the door. WD40 spray on the door latch really worked for the Dome Light problem, I would guess it will work on the door ajar switch as well.
find the switch on either the door or the door jam and glue a penny to it so that it reads shut all the time!!
I had a similar problem with my 95 ranger and had to resort to pulling the fuse to turn the dome light off... Make sure that you lubricate the latching mechanism on both doors. A part of the latching mechanism on my driver side door was sticking, so even though I had my door shut tight and locked, the latching mechanism would trigger the doom light into thinking the door was open, even though it was shut. Spray WD40 in both door latches solved my problem just soak it
AnswerI had a similar problem with my 95 ranger and had to resort to pulling the fuse to turn the dome light off... Make sure that you lubricate the latching mechanism on both doors. A part of the latching mechanism on my driver side door was sticking, so even though I had my door shut tight and locked, the latching mechanism would trigger the doom light into thinking the door was open, even though it was shut.Only suggestion I can give to fix the problem.AnswerFixed min with WD-40 in the door latches also, your headlight switch, turn knob to the right.you can control dash and dome lights this way.yes by spraying the latches in the door with a good penetrating oil you can free up the switch that is in the latch this switch is replicable but hard to replace Ive had to do my 98 ranger Manny times also my 2003 explorer does the same thing always been able to get them to work by spraying them
I would think you have a faulty door jamb switch. The drivers door is used the most so I would replace that switch first. I hope this helps you. Mark
Chances are your drivers door jamb switch is bad; I would replace it.Mark
When my 95 Neon light stayed on, it was caused by a bushing on the door that fell off. Without that bushing, the switch was never pushed in and the light remained on. Check all your doors. turn the headlight switch until it goes off or the other answer
A pin switch in the trunk triggers the light.
Yes they are the same,the only difference may be the door panels if one has power windows.
On a 95 ranger, the 4wd actuator needed replacing. on a 95 ranger, the 4wd actuator needed replacing. However, you can put it in 4wd and tap the from housing and it will sometime go into gear. The lack of use causes the actuator to freeze-up.