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Where is the car cigarette lighter fuse located?

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DeJulia
07/28/25 12:23pm
The car cigarette lighter fuse is located at the lower left corner of the driver's seat and inside the engine compartment cover. The cigarette lighter is a component found in all cars, designed to provide a flame source for drivers who smoke. The commonly referred to cigarette lighter can be divided into those that draw power from the vehicle's electrical system. However, some manufacturers produce lighters not for smoking but simply to draw power from the car, which are also called cigar lighters. The disassembly method of the cigarette lighter is as follows: 1. Operate the inner and outer rings: The cigarette lighter consists of outer and inner rings. Press the inner ring in when using it. When it reaches a certain temperature, the inner ring will automatically return to its original position, then you can pull it out by holding the outer ring. 2. Remove screws: Some car lighter sockets are fixed with screws at the back. Just use a wrench to remove the screws to take it off. Similarly, screw them back on to install. 3. Remove the panel: Remove the gear lever panel, which is held by plastic clips. Simply pry one side up by hand or with a flathead screwdriver to remove the entire panel. 4. Remove panel screws: After removing the gear lever panel, the lighter panel door will automatically open, revealing two black screws. Remove them with an M4 hex wrench. 5. Remove the panel box: Pull the lighter's plastic panel box out by hand. When it's about 10 cm out, disconnect the wiring first, then you can pull the entire box out. 6. Operate the inner and outer rings: The cigarette lighter consists of outer and inner rings. Press the inner ring in when using it. When it reaches a certain temperature, the inner ring will automatically return to its original position, then you can pull it out by holding the outer ring.
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DeRemington
08/11/25 5:10pm
My car's cigarette lighter fuse blew, and it took me a while to locate it. It's usually in the fuse box under the dashboard near the driver's feet. You'll need to open a small cover panel to reveal a cluster of fuses—the one for the cigarette lighter is marked with a cigarette lighter icon or labeled accordingly. Always check your vehicle's manual to confirm the exact location, as some models may place it near the center console or glove compartment. To replace the fuse yourself, pull it out to check if it's blown, then insert a new fuse with the matching amperage. Avoid overloading the cigarette lighter with high-power devices like car chargers, as this can easily cause the fuse to blow. Driving safety is crucial, so address fuse issues promptly to prevent damage to your car's electrical system.
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