Where is the Cigarette Lighter Fuse Located?

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ManuelRose
07/29/25 9:01pm
The cigarette lighter fuse is located in: 1. The small drawer below the driver's seat on the left side; 2. Under the car's engine hood. How to use the cigarette lighter: 1. Activate the cigarette lighter, wait until it heats up enough to light a cigarette, the lighter will pop out automatically with a slight sound as a signal; 2. Pull out the cigarette lighter, the heated end is used to light the cigarette, simply touch the cigarette to the hot end. Precautions when using the cigarette lighter: 1. Avoid using electrical devices with too high power on the cigarette lighter; 2. If using the cigarette lighter for an extended period, try to start the vehicle; 3. Plug and unplug the cigarette lighter plug properly; 4. Remove external devices promptly after parking; 5. Regularly clean the heating wire of the lighter head; 6. Avoid foreign objects entering the cigarette lighter socket.
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GiselleLee
08/15/25 7:00pm
When it comes to the cigarette lighter fuse, this thing is usually located in the car's fuse box. First, you need to find the fuse box position, which in most models is either near the battery area in the engine compartment or behind a small panel under the dashboard on the driver's side. Open the panel and check the labels for an icon or text indicating the fuse number for the cigarette lighter. The most common reason for a blown fuse is a short circuit or overload in the device. When replacing it, always use a fuse of the same specification—don't take shortcuts by using a larger one. I usually keep a few spare fuses at home for emergencies. Before working on it, disconnect the battery for safety and peace of mind. Also, make it a habit to check the fuse condition during routine car maintenance to avoid trouble on the road.
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