Hi thanks for your question.
I believe what happened is that the light dimmer was turned to where it switched on the dome lights on. Then the battery went dead overnight. The clicking would have been a relay for the dome lights. There was enough power to energise the relay, but once energised, lost all power with the extra load from the bulbs.
Verify by seeing if your headlights work. They should be dim or inoperative.
You may not have had a good connection with your jumper cables, or the battery is too low. If you have a battery charger, try charging it. Otherwise you may have to remove it, and take it somewhere to have it charged.
Edited by ronrutgers on July 17 2006 at 10:10pm
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