Which fuse do i replace for my cigarette lighter on 2000 ford ranger?

http://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/2007-ford-ranger-fuse-diagram/

In the diagram, you can see cigar fuse. Should be interior fuse box.

If you are not getting any voltage at the socket, try finding a faulty fuse.
If you have voltage getting to the wire harness leading to the lighter socket- but it is not getting past the fusible link connection inside the socket, replace the unit.
By design, a fusible link is supposed to melt- (breaking the circuit) when there is high-current draw.
You can test for power either by using a voltmeter or test light and the fusible link with a continuity tester or Ohm meter with tone

When a fuse blows, seldom does replacing it do anything

Fuses blow for a reason,find out why

Hello, This 25 Amp fuse(#17) is for your cigarette lighter socket. If you used the socket for something else, you may have bent the terminals inside it. You will need to replace this socket as it is shorting out.

This should not be too expensive. Sometimes the autoparts stores have a display of HELP products for typical repairs and a socket going bad is common.

This is most likely not a fuse issue if it is the fuse box under the dash of the drivers side and its unfortunately a process of elimination to find the blown one. However i believe this is more likely to be an issue with the cigarette lighter unit and / or housing. These can be bought and replaced with minimal effort. See you local automotive parts retailer.

The fuse for the cigarette lighter can be found in the power distribution box under the hood, not in the fuse box within the cab. It can be located in the last row of fuses, second one from the right and is a 30 amp fuse.

For the cigarette lighter fuse on uk models ford focus there is another 'hidden' fuse box behind the glove box.
Just unscrew three screws at the hinge of the glove box.
Replace fuse 35 which is a 15amp fuse.
Hope this helps .

first check the fuse, next, get a light tester and see if you getting power to the lighter unit. two wires to your cigarette lighter one black for - and red for +, if you getting power, your line is good that mean your cigarette lighter unit does does not have a good contact to what ever is plugging in. replace the unit; if no power to the unit, test the cigarette fuse and see if the wire is hot. if not you have a short to the fuse. hope that help some..good luck

check the fuses inside and look on the inside cover of the fuse plate for the diagram