CARGO LAMP SWITCH ON WHILE REMOVING ITEMS-BATTERY DRAIN

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1989 CORSICA

Some owners of 1989 Corsica hatchbacks (68 style) may comment on the rear cargo lamp switch being turned on inadvertently while removing items from the rear compartment, resulting in a dead or low battery.

A new lamp and switch assembly has been released which has a guard added to protect the switch from inadvertent operation. The new lamp and switch assembly may be ordered from CANSPO, P/N 10156485. The 1990 Corsica 68 styles will have the new switch installed from start of Production.

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