
In the fuse box located at the lower left corner of the steering wheel. The cigarette lighter is a component found in all vehicles, designed to provide a flame source for smokers. When replacing it, you can also refer to the manual to understand the ampere rating of the cigarette lighter fuse and keep a few spares in the car for easy self-replacement. Here is additional information: Replacement of the cigarette lighter: Locate the fuse box for the vehicle's electrical components, which may be in the glove box or under the center console for some models; open the cover of the fuse box and refer to the fuse location diagram pasted on the inside of the cover to find the position of the cigarette lighter fuse; use the included fuse puller to remove the blown fuse and replace it with a new or spare cigarette lighter fuse.

I've been fixing cars for over a decade, so I know cigarette lighter fuses like the back of my hand. On a Suzuki Swift, you'll usually find it in the driver's side fuse box - typically located either under the steering wheel or behind the glove compartment near the center console. Just pop off that small cover and look for a fuse labeled 'cig lighter' or marked with a cigarette lighter symbol. Most often it's a 15-amp or 20-amp fuse. Pull it out to check - if it's blown, replace it with an identical one (you can easily find these at auto parts stores). Key things to remember: 1) Always turn off the engine before replacing to avoid accidents, and 2) The issue might be from using high-power devices like phone chargers that overloaded the circuit. Can't locate it? Check your owner's manual or take a photo to search online for your model's fuse diagram. If it keeps blowing, there might be a short circuit or faulty lighter socket - don't ignore this, get it checked at a repair shop. Safety first - small issues can become big problems if neglected.

After driving for so many years, I've personally encountered this issue. The location of the cigarette lighter fuse is quite fixed in a Swift car, usually inside the fuse box under the dashboard. Just open the small door in front of the driver's seat to see it. Look for the one marked with the cigarette lighter symbol, typically encased in yellow plastic. Last time, I blew it by using a power bank and replaced the fuse myself in just two minutes: simply pull out the old one and insert a new one, but remember to buy the same amperage—it only costs a few bucks. If you're unsure about the cause, first try plugging another device into the cigarette lighter socket to see if it works; only replace the fuse if there's no response. If you're worried about not finding the location, take a photo of the fuse layout with your phone to check; or ask a mechanic friend, since safety comes first. Keeping your car's electrical appliances from overloading can prevent repeated fuse blowouts.

As a beginner in driving, I was initially confused about the location of the cigarette lighter fuse. Later, I learned from tutorial videos that in a Swift, the cigarette lighter fuse is usually located behind a small cover on the left side of the steering wheel. Once opened, you can identify it by its symbol. The fuse is a component inserted into the box, which may vary in color and size, and replacing it is straightforward: use a tool to remove the old one and insert a new one. Be careful to avoid short circuits and turn off the power when operating. The common cause is a high-power device blowing the fuse, like when I used a car charger before. If still unsure, checking the manual or comparing with model photos online is simple and reassuring.


