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Old 02 May 2017, 08:34 PM
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My *** lighter has stopped working.I checked all the fuses in the driver side foot well & they are all ok.Any ideas please?
Car is 97 wrx which incidentally passed its mot today with no advisories for the 7th year in a row that I have owned it.Thanks alot
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The cig lighter has an inline fuse wire on the back of the plug,prone to blow when using electric tyre pumps.
Old 02 May 2017, 09:07 PM
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Will have a look tomorrow,thank you very much 😊
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No fuse on the back of mine,any other ideas?
Old 03 May 2017, 07:58 PM
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have you dropped a multimeter on the wiring at the rear of the socket, check for 12v, rules out a faulty socket, if you are 100% sure the fuses are ok.
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Should have a black wire on the back,this is the inline fuse wire,check continuity.


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Have you used anything else in the socket.

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I have a Temporary' fog light that I made up for mot purposes that plugs in the cig lighter.
the fuse had blown on this so I did the old tin foil round the fuse job.Worked for a while & now nothing works in the cig lighter.???
Really appreciate the replies fellas,thanks.
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You have probably with using the fog light in the socket blown the fuseable link at the back of the socket this blows when the socket gets overloaded and usually happens when using a compressor for blowing up the tyres so you will have to take the socket out and check the back of it.
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Any joy.
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Hi guys.Not had chance to have a proper look but have taken the whole centre piece out including the stereo & I can't see any fuses at all.Followed the black wire from the lighter & it just goes into a load of other wires.

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This pic should help:

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So is the fuse actually in the back of the lighter itself?
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Yes ^^^
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Oh right,ok! sometimes I can be such a dumbass.
Thanks very much guys I really appreciate your time & help.

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Originally Posted by ossett2k2
This pic should help:

Alas the fusible link.
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Originally Posted by Jonny Park
sometimes I can be such a dumbass.
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