I am wondering the price (roughly) and the # of the fuse which powers the cigarette lighter and the radio on a 2001 Town

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Some radio power sources also tie into the cigarette lighter and power adapters. You mentioned fuses appear ok, if you dont have a test light to test both sides of the fuses try swapping the fuses around from another location and see if that changes anything.. Oh and if the penny is still in the lighter try a ball of tape of the end of a pencil to pull it out.. Look for a fuse listed aux. power or radio/cig lighter. Most likely the fuse is inside the car not under the hood..(usually)..

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.

In the integrated power module, find 20A fuse 5. Replacing it should get both the cigar lighter and radio operating again

wow...was looking for something else and came across the "slam door" fix...Had this problem so I tried it...and it works!!! Thanks!!!

the fuse

check fuses to see if blown or try another adaptor in the socket lighter to see if it works if it dooesnt then the fuse if it does work oh boy a long and wonderous journey awaits you i am only joking it could be serious but check fuses first its easier

It sounds like you have a bad charging cable for the GPS or the cable is overloading the cigarette lighter.

The cigarette lighter is designed for less power then a 12v power outlet.

Therefore it is easy to blow the fuse for the cigarette light if you install something that draws too much power.

it should be on the same fuse as your radio,but i would just start pullin fuses and replace the blown ones

You can pull the fuses one at a time and look at them.You will know the bad fuse when you see it.