Flashlight will not keep lighted, only flashes intermittently

have it scanned for trouble code

a 'flashlight', or a 'flashed light'?

On a vehicle with HID lights, it will be a problem with the ballast or the bulb itself.

With a flashlight, the module has failed.

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I saw a youtube video where they replaced the led strips and it fixed the intermittent flashing screen issue

Battery drain caused by a short to ground (frame or body) somewhere. Most likely this short is intermittent, which makes the dash lights flicker, similarly the power steering assist. Most likely the trunk switch issue is the "short to ground" . Visually inspect carefully all wiring in near and by the switch, and Air Shock Pump. I like the new very bright Led flashlights for this kind of thing. You may also discover the short by observing the trunk electrical in the dark while the engine is running thus viabration causing the intermittent behavior. You may see flashes from the short (if you are lucky) Otherwise it will take a lot more inspection and checking. Good luck, hope it is the easier to find in the trunk.

sounds like the switch is intermittently contacting an needs cleaned , tightened ,or replaced
try some wd 40 in it .it wont hurt the electronics
or take the switch apart an clean

Well there are many different flashlight apps that can be downloaded. What is true for all of them, is that if you have a camera with a flash, the flashlight for the camera will be used as a flashlight for the app. if you do not have a camera with a flash, the front screen will be used as a flashlight.

In the early days of flashlights, the battery life was very short. So if you needed to use a flashlight, you would turn in on only for a second and then shut it off. Hence, the term flash-light.

The Nokia 6500 is a mobile phone created by nokia Inc. The Nokia 6500 has a camera and flash so you can take pictures during the day and night. You can also use the camera flash of your cell phone as a flash light by downloading a free program from Ovi Store, Nokia's authorized online store. You can easily keep the nokia 6500 flash on and use it as a flashlight by following a few steps.
1 Visit Ovi Store by Nokia and register an account. Ovi Store is Nokia's official website for phone applications, maps, media, music, etc.
2 Type in "flashlight" in the search box after creating your account. You will see a list of free programs (see Resources) that will allow you to use your phone's flash as a flashlight. Choose a program and click on the "Send to mobile" button.
3 Enter your cell phone number in the "Send to Mobile" pop-up screen. Ovi Store will send you a text message containing a link to the flashlight application. Wait for the message on your cell phone.
4 Open your message in your Nokia 6500. Open the link and follow the download instructions to install the flashlight application. Make sure your phone is able to access the Internet. Call your service provider to avail of an internet plan if you don't have one or use a Wi-Fi connection. Connect to Wi-Fi with your Nokia 6500 by going to "Menu," "Settings," "Connectivity," then "Wireless LAN."
5 Go to the applications screen on your Nokia 6500 to access the flashlight application. Go to "Menu," then "Applications (name of flashlight application)." Follow the instructions upon launching the flashlight for the first time.

Read more: How to Use the Camera Flash on a Nokia 6500 As a Flashlight ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7391657_use-flash-nokia-6500-flashlight.html#ixzz1Q74ohbJh

hello paulcamyre the direction of the batteries is dependant on which end of the flash light has the spring. most flashlights are maufactered to were the batteries usually go in positive side toward the light bulb. the end of the flash light that has a spring is the side the batteries negative end should be pointing

Since this is a simple construction flash light (no electronics) make sure you are installing the correct bulb for the voltage of the batteries.
If you use a bulb that is for a 2 cell (3.0 volt) in a flashlight that takes 4 cells (6.0 volt) the bulb will burn out every time.