The door open light stays on most of the time. It occasionally shuts off. If course, when it says there is a door open, the interior lights stay on unless over the maximum speed of 19 mph or so. Where are these sensors and how are they changed?
Spray wd-40 in the latch on the doors then slam them a few times to loosen the switch on the latch that turns the light on with the key in the ignition and doors close if the chime rings like the key was left in the ignition then start with the drivers door
SOURCE: Interior Lights and Door Ajar light stay w/beeping noise.
Try spraying WD-40 into the door latching mechanism (door side). I learned this fix after two battery replacements, but have only had to spray twice in the more than seven years of ownership
SOURCE: 95 ford windstar door ajar
These switches are inside the doors attached to the door latch assembles.If you know some one with a scan tool you can go into the body computer and see which one is showing open when all the doors are closed. The most likly one is the drivers side door or the two in the rear gate. I've replaced those the most.If you don't want to replace them you can unplug them and the lights will go off. Hope this helps. If you need more info let me know> Thanks Dan
SOURCE: interior dome light/exterior cab light stays on -won't shut off
Lube your door latches. One of the door ajar switches are sticking . Use wd40 or some othe spray lube . Spray into the latch and open and close doors several time.
SOURCE: 2003 ford expedition "door ajar" & interior lights staying on
the wire on the door latch make sure they are plugged in or unplug it and the light should go out if it does not then it's not that door
SOURCE: Interior lights, lights on rearview mirrow aren't shutting off.
Spray some WD40 into the latches on the side of the doors then open and close the doors several times firmly.This will unstick the door adjar switch most of the time.Start with drivers door first.
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