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How to Fix a Broken USB Port in the Car?

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VonAutumn

07/30/25 9:31am

If the USB port in your car is broken, it might be due to a disconnected wire or a detached solder joint. It is recommended to visit a 4S shop or an auto repair shop for repair or replacement. The car USB port is an external bus standard used to connect external devices, such as charging your phone, playing music from a USB drive, powering devices like radar detectors and dash cams, or using car USB lighters and USB vacuum cleaners. USB, short for Universal Serial Bus, is a serial bus standard that connects computer systems to external devices. It is also a technical specification for input/output interfaces, widely used in personal computers, mobile devices, and other information communication products, extending to photography equipment, digital TVs, and gaming consoles.

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