how do i shut off dome light for A 2013 cheverlet malibu

Asked by rewest58 Aug 10, 2013 at 09:39 AM about the Chevrolet Malibu

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NORMALLY IF U TURN UR LIGHT OF AN SHUT THE DORR IT SHUD GO OFF WITHIN A 1 MIN OR LESS OTHERWISE CHECK THE LH ON THE LEFT WERE U TURN LIGHTS ON AN OF N MAKE SURE U HADN ACCIDENTLY TURNED THE KNOBTO TURN DOME LIGHTO!

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turn the interior lights down (by the left panel headlight switch) and see if it helps. also check the roof center light switch and see if it is on full.

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