Cigar lighter
16 November 2011, 07:38 AM
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Cigar lighter
Hi guys n gals.
I had a slow puncture in my 06 hawkeye so I used my plug in pump and when it got to 32psi it stoped so I unpluged it and found the plug was hot. now the socket will not work. I've checked the fuse and its ok.
Any ideas.
I had a slow puncture in my 06 hawkeye so I used my plug in pump and when it got to 32psi it stoped so I unpluged it and found the plug was hot. now the socket will not work. I've checked the fuse and its ok.
Any ideas.
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There's a piece of fuse wire soldered to the back of the cigarette lighter aswell as the fuse.
I over loaded mine once and that "popped" before the fuse did. I soldered a piece of wire there instead.
I over loaded mine once and that "popped" before the fuse did. I soldered a piece of wire there instead.
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There's a piece of fuse wire soldered to the back of the cigarette lighter aswell as the fuse.
I over loaded mine once and that "popped" before the fuse did. I soldered a piece of wire there instead.
Mike H
I would never have seen it Mike but you where spot on the fuse wire had blown but looked intact.
I over loaded mine once and that "popped" before the fuse did. I soldered a piece of wire there instead.
Mike H
I would never have seen it Mike but you where spot on the fuse wire had blown but looked intact.
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