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Where is the fuse for the cigarette lighter?


gr8white

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Im camping in an Md state forest and my cigarette lighter stopped working. I need it for my gps to get back tomorrow. I have my i phone for a backup but I am a creature of habit. Where is the fuse? Under the hood? I will have probably found it before someone tells me. 1 2 3 go!

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All the fuses are good on the drivers side and under the hood but the lighter still doesnt work. This sucks because I really rely on my lighter to power different things. Anyone have any other ideas?

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LOL why does everyone always ask me the year of my rig when the picture and the year is on my avatar. I guess I will start positing it in my postings to save people the time of asking ...........

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LOL why does everyone always ask me the year of my rig when the picture and the year is on my avatar. I guess I will start positing it in my postings to save people the time of asking ...........

I sometimes miss it even if it's mentioned in the Subject. Probably a good idea to mention it again for those (like me) 'old of mind and short on eyesight'!! :bye2:

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well I replaced the fuse that the diagram says and the lighter still doesnt work. This is a major problem for me. I really rely in my cigerette lighter and I have to leave for a trip in 48 hours.... I gotta figure this out

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You need a voltmeter to test the voltage at the Cig lighter.

Very carefully, (use a flashlight and look down inside the cig plug) put one probe down into the Cig plug, in the center contact. Put the other probe on a good metal ground. i.e. a bolt on the door. If you get 12 volts, try and move the ground probe to the chassis of the cig plug and see if you still get 12 volts.

A lot of Cig plugs rely on the chassis of the plug to supply a good ground, some use a wire that runs from the chassis ground to a bolt hole to make sure the ground is supplied to the plug.

John Mc

88 Dolphin 4 Auto

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