One of the power outlet too small in diameter and depth for belkin fm transmitter for iPhone

The front power outlet is below the tip out tray, in the centre dash console, near the floor. It may have a plastic cover installed. The rear one is located in the rear cargo compartment, on the right hand wall of the van.

Are you talking the Fuel Line (Metal) or Hose (Rubber)?

Here are some facts you need to know to work with the OEM fuel lines.

1. The threaded fittings used in the fuel system are a bit strange considering this is a Japanese vehicle. There are two fitting sizes used: 1/8-28 BSPT (Yes the first one is a British Pipe thread!) and 13mm x 1.5. (The diameter I measured on this fitting is .504, which is larger than a 12mm fitting (.472), but smaller than a 14mm (.532) This would logically make it a 13mm. It it NOT a 1/4-BSPT as I had orginally thought.) There appears to be no such thing as a 13mm compression fitting available for purchase. If you should find a source for these, PLEASE let me know!
2. The female threads on the carb inlet, glass fuel filter inlet and outlet, and the fuel pump inlet and outlet are 1/8-28 BSPT. (So are the intake manifold small threaded holes and the block holes for the oil pressure sensor and oil lines. )
3. There are two thread adapters (Toyota calls these Unions) used in the Cruiser fuel line system: a straight female 1/8-28 BSPT to 13mm x 1.5, and a 90 degrees female 1/8-28 BSPT to 13mm x 1.5. The 90 degree fitting is only used on the fuel pump outlet to adapt the fuel pump to the hard line.
4. The OEM hard fuel line is 8mm in diameter (.314"). 5/16" (.312") is close enough in size to not matter much.
5. OEM soft (rubber or the clear plastic) fuel lines are no longer available.

Your best bet is to check on eBay for an adapter - the Asians make all sorts of stuff for cars now & i'm sure there is an adapter out there suited for your purposes. P.S. It may sound silly but are you sure you are using the actual cigarette lighter socket & Not a power outlet socket that many cars are now fitted with as standard?, my phone charger fits the cigarette socket but not the power outlet?, you never know?

Probably a 15 to 20 amps..If you use the cigarette lighter does it also blow the fuse ,you may have a short in the circuit..It should be able to handle the GPS..Dont increase the fuse size,you can cause bigger problems

I think you need to look inside of the sockets for foreign objects such as change or foil from gum wrappers. This is the most common cause of this problem. If it is all clear we need to unplug both and put in a new fuse, plug in one and then the other, see which one is the bad socket.

it could be the the starter solenoid or starter itself that is the problem.you said it started when you started using your fm transmitter have you tried not using it to see if it starts working correctly for a few days.if it works normally then this is the problem.try another outlet if you have one to see if the problem starts again.

check for voltage with test light suspect that wire at back of outlet pulled off

the 3 cla charger might be your problem

check all of your fuses then check if theres any power to it. Check the voltage is high enough. Some adapters may not fit the outlet, check the end of the adapter to ensure it sticks out far enough. See if the gps has an internal fuse as well.

Check and replace fuse.