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What year? Look at the map on the panel (you pull to access the fuse panel)
These covers usually show the location of each fuse and what it does. Otherwise look at your owners manual.
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do not change the batery. If the car still runs fine the problem is a blown fuse. Find the fuse panel, On the back side of the fuse panel cover is the fuse location chart. Look for the cig lighter fuse it is probably 20 amp
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the fuse that controls the cigerette lighter will be marked on the fuse box or cover cig or in some vehicles acc thank you and have a wonderful day
The cigerette lighter fuse is # 17. If you look at the top left fuse go down 5 that is # 17. Or you can get the manual on the link below page 138 will show you also.
To find the Fuse for your Lighter Take off the Fuse Box Cover ,On the back side of the Cover there will be a Diagram,Showing You Which Fuse goes where and Also Shows you The Proper Amperage,If you Have the User Manual it will also have a Diagram of the Positions of Where Each Fuse Goes.Cigerette Lighter on Some Vehicles Is Marked in Fuse Block as Accesories or Could be a Seperate Fuse for Cigerett Lighter. Hope this Gets your Lighter Working Again. From the WYOCWBOY Vote and that will tell me i solced your Problem.
The fuse in question is the "ACC" fuse and it is the 15A fuse that is third or fourth from the end of the fuse box that faces the side of the car (and it is under the dash behind the hood release). I've just had to replace mine several times in a row; you might want to check for a short.
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