interior lights 70 Javelin

The interior lights have been giving me troubles for some time now. None of them work.
They didn't work before I replaced the light switch, the door switches and checked or replaced the bulbs.
Still didn't work after  that.
Sometime ago, I pulled the wires out of the drivers side rocker, and all looks good there too. I don't think the interior light wires are routed through the rocker, can't remember what all was run through the rocker besides tail/brake/turn signal/backup and trunk lights.
The dash lights all work correctly.
The sail panel lights, the lights on the side of the drop down to the console, the glove box and the map lights all do not work.
Any body have any suggestions?
Is there a known ground wire somewhere I've missed?
Thanks,

Armand

Armand,

I don't have the TSM right in front of me but if I remember correctly the interior lights are always "hot" and the ground side of the circuit is switched as you open the doors and operate the panel light dimmer function of the headlight switch. To me it sounds like the hot side of the circuit may be the issue. Double check the fuse panel for a "courtesy light" or "dome light" fuse. When I get to the shop later I will pull the TSM and refresh my memory.

Basically as mentioned. There's a bunch of orange wires that all need power, they piggy back plug in under the dash. First make sure there's power first. Every switch is ground operated. Make sure you have ground. Don't make it more complicated than it really is, if you think about it you'll figure it out.

Just a tip, 4 bolts take out the drivers seat.

Yes, the drivers seat is relatively easy to remove,  It makes a huge difference for under dash access.

Checked the wiring of the courtesy lights last night, best i could and everything seems to be connected correctly. Pulled the left side switch and it had two black wires attached per the TM diagram. I guess it is possible that both side switches are bad - or maybe if the left side is bad it effects both??