It appears the fuse controlling my radio and cigarrette lighter is blown, been trying to find the location of the fuse box, it is a toyota corolla te 2005 model

Check these two fuses. Fuse number 31 in fuse box location 4, if cigarette lighter, radio and clock. Else fuse number 5 in fuse box location 2, if only radio and clock and not cigarette lighter.

On my right hand drive 2007 Toyota Corolla 1.6 wagon (NZ) the interior fuse box for the radio/cig lighter/mirrors etc was in behind the glovebox. I had to pull open the glovebox (squeeze in the sides to get it past the stops) and carefully unclip it from its bottom plastic hinges (take care to unclip the opening damper on the left hand side as well). Looking up I found the cover to the fuse box. I removed the cover and using the little white plastic tool from the fuse box under bonnet (and the spare 15A fuse from the same place) I replaced the blown 15A CIG fuse and it all came back to life!

Hello. The fusebox is located under a lid, which is located on the top of the instrument panel, in the center of the dash. Above the center radio cluster, this is where the lid is. A small latch is directly under the lip of this small panel. Depress the latch, and raise the panel up,

The 96 Accord interior fuse box is under the dash, drivers side. Look for the small access panel with a thumb twist on it. Picture below:
Fuse location in box is #1 below:
Good luck.
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on the inside of the cover of the fuse box, it should tell you which ones they are or in the owner's manual it will definately have a diagram of which fuse is which.

IT SURE SOUNDS LIKE A BLOWN FUSE. CHECK UNDER THE DASHBOARD IN THE DRIVERS' SIDE. HOPE THIS HELPS. LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU FOR USING FIX-YA. GOOD LUCK. THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR AN HONEST RATING AS WELL.

you probably didnt change the right fuse and had another one blown at the same time you also could have a primary fuse under the hood that blew. once fixed dont use pump again. not same amps drawn

Also, for radio, cigarette, and others: behind the "storage only" box left of steering wheel. Pull that door open, up and out.

using a test light touch each side of all the fuses one at a time lift seide then right side of fuses. if power on only one side then bad fuse. this fuse should be the same as the radio or acc fuse. also check power to the back of the socket as this connection sometimes burns out.

Ps dont forget to rate the solution. Thanks

The radio, lighter and clock are controlled by 2 fuses:
The 15 Amp CIG and the 15 amp DOME, under the dash, driver side, for a USA car.