The cigarette lighter fuse in the Great Wall H6 is located under the lower left corner of the driver's seat and inside the engine compartment cover. The cigarette lighter is a standard component in all vehicles, designed to provide a flame source for drivers who smoke. Commonly referred to as a cigarette lighter, it typically draws power from the vehicle's electrical system. However, some manufacturers produce lighters not intended for smoking but rather for drawing power from the car, known as cigar lighters. The installation and removal method for the cigarette lighter is as follows: 1. Operate the inner and outer rings: The cigarette lighter consists of an outer and inner ring. Press the inner ring in, and once it reaches a certain temperature, it will automatically return to its original position. At this point, you can pull it out by gripping the outer ring. 2. Remove screws: Some vehicle cigarette lighters are secured with screws at the back of the socket. Simply use a wrench to remove the screws to take it out, and tighten the screws to reinstall. 3. Remove the panel: Remove the gear shift panel, which is held in place by plastic clips. You can pry one side up by hand or with a flathead screwdriver to remove the entire panel. 4. Remove panel screws: After removing the gear shift panel, the cigarette lighter panel door will automatically open, revealing two black screws. Use an M4 hex wrench to remove them. 5. Remove the panel box: Pull the plastic panel box of the cigarette lighter out by hand. When it is about 10 cm out, disconnect the wiring harness before pulling the entire box out. 6. Operate the inner and outer rings: The cigarette lighter consists of an outer and inner ring. Press the inner ring in, and once it reaches a certain temperature, it will automatically return to its original position. At this point, you can pull it out by gripping the outer ring.
