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Old 08-14-2003, 06:08 AM
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Question Rear Hatch Cig Lighter

Anyone know if this has a seperate fuse anywhere, all my cig outlets work, just not that rear one....
Old 08-14-2003, 06:12 AM
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Silly question, but did you have the key turned to "acc" when you tried it? It won't work in off position.
Sorry, don't know about separate fuse for it.
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Yea... Its on... hrm... crap guess ill have to start searching around.
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Ducky, have you used it recently?
I know on the older rigs like mine, the stock one up front uses a fusable link wire within a few inches of the outlet on the power wire.
It it blows, no juice.

That happened on my '90 truck I use to have, and I simply eliminated the fusable link altogether.

Yours may have one back by the outlet in the power wire, and it could have blown from running something to long back there.
I blew my mine out using an air compressor.
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Check the outlet itself. The cig lighter outlet in my truck has a "fuse" in the outlet assembly. It is a small wire-fuse on the back of the outlet. Mine blew/melted when I was running a air compressor.......I searched the fuse panel and found no blown fuses. It wasn't until I removed the outlet and inspected it that I found that 'fuse' int he outlet had blown. I "repaired" mine by soldering in a wire jumper in place of the melted wire-fuse......I felt that the fuse in the fuse box should prevent any fire hazard

Hope this helps.

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I think I know what did it too

Ill check to see if thats the case and jump it....

make a long story short, when welding my sliders on I only disconnected my neg terminal.... heh... It prolley got smoked by the welder...

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