···
Log in / Register

Where is the cigarette lighter fuse located in the Buick Verano?

4 Answers
VanElisa
07/29/25 10:35pm

Buick Verano's cigarette lighter fuse is located in the fuse box inside the cabin. Each fuse has a corresponding number, and different numbers represent different functions. When removing the fuse, use the small clip provided in the vehicle to pull it out, and never remove it by hand. Replacing the fuse is relatively complicated, so it is recommended that owners visit a 4S store or a professional auto repair shop and let the staff handle it. In terms of appearance, the Buick Verano continues the new family-style design, and its positioning is between the Excelle and Regal. In terms of dimensions, the Buick Verano measures 4718mm in length, 1802mm in width, and 1466mm in height (1471mm for the 1.5T model), with a wheelbase of 2700mm (the new Excelle has a wheelbase of 2640mm).

Was this review help?
9
0
Share
VanKathryn
08/15/25 11:34pm

Last time I helped a friend check the cigarette lighter fuse on the Buick Verano, I found it's usually located in the fuse box near the driver's seat, specifically behind the panel on the left side of the steering wheel. You'll need a small tool to pry open the cover. There are usually labels or diagrams inside the box, but if you can't find them, the user manual is the most reliable resource. A blown fuse is commonly caused by electrical overload, such as plugging in too many phone chargers. Replacing it yourself is simple: first disconnect the negative battery terminal to avoid short circuits, then use pliers to remove the old fuse and replace it with a new 15A one. Doing this small task yourself saves time and money. After completion, test the cigarette lighter function. Remember to keep the fuse box clean, as dust accumulation can lead to more malfunctions.

Was this review help?
16
2
Share
Expand All
GavinRose
10/18/25 3:41am

When I dealt with the cigarette lighter issue on my Buick Verano myself, the fuse was located behind the glove box. Just open the glove box cover to see a box inside. There will be a position marked as the cigarette lighter, with a label like F25. Last time, I confirmed it was blown using a test light and replaced it, finishing the job in 10 minutes. The cause might be poor contact in the cigarette lighter or excessive current from an external device. Beginners shouldn’t worry: just buy a set of universal fuses as backup and keep a toolbox in the car. After finishing, test it by driving—safe and convenient. Regularly check the cigarette lighter socket and repair it promptly if it’s worn out.

Was this review help?
11
5
Share
Expand All
DelAsher
12/01/25 4:21am

The cigarette lighter fuse in the Buick Verano is located in the cabin fuse box, commonly found near the steering wheel or under the instrument panel. Refer to the user manual diagram when searching. The fuse may blow due to foreign objects in the cigarette lighter causing a short circuit. Before replacement, turn off the engine and engage the parking brake. Use tweezers to remove the old fuse and replace it with one of the same model. Operate safely to avoid electric shock risks. Minimize the use of high-power devices to prevent issues.

Was this review help?
20
5
Share
Expand All
More Forum Discussions

What should be paid attention to for a new car?

New cars need attention: avoid overloading and driving on extremely poor road surfaces. Overloading: Placing overweight objects in the car during the break-in period is undoubtedly a strain on the vehicle. Overloading frequently requires gear changes, and the constant shifting between high and low gears is extremely detrimental to the engine. Driving on extremely poor road surfaces: Avoid driving on extremely poor road surfaces. Driving on very rough roads during the break-in period causes significant tire wear. Moreover, prolonged driving under such conditions during the break-in period keeps the engine operating at high power, which is bound to cause damage. If this is noticed, the engine may run for hundreds of thousands of kilometers without needing repairs.
10
2
Share

What are the differences between V-KOOL A60 and V70?

V-KOOL A60 and V70 differ in terms of heat insulation and clarity. Heat insulation capability: Since windshield films have requirements for visible light transmission, the primary criterion for evaluating their heat insulation performance is their ability to block infrared rays. V70 has an infrared penetration rate of 6%, while A60's is lower. In terms of infrared blocking capability (heat insulation), V70 performs better. Clarity: V70 boasts a 4% visible light transmission advantage. As a second-generation V-KOOL product (V70 being the first generation, with a 20-year gap), its production process has been optimized based on the original V70 technology, resulting in superior light transmission and clarity. Therefore, when installed, V70 provides better visual clarity compared to A60.
17
3
Share

Can variable lanes be used for right turns?

Variable lanes can be used for right turns. When driving in a variable lane, you must pay attention, otherwise you may violate traffic rules. Signage: After entering a variable lane, you must follow the directional signs. There are usually overhead signs indicating whether to turn left, turn right, or go straight. If the sign indicates going straight, you must proceed straight and cannot make a U-turn. Time: Sometimes, there are also signs on both sides of the road. The permitted direction of travel in variable lanes may vary at different times, especially during morning and evening rush hours. Occasionally, the permitted direction in the morning is the opposite of that in the evening. If you do not follow the designated direction, you may end up driving against traffic, which can result in both demerit points and fines.
13
3
Share

How many kilometers can a German MAN technology engine run without major repairs?

German MAN technology engines can run for one million kilometers without major repairs. German MAN technology engines have set a record of one million kilometers without major repairs, exceeding more than twice that of similar models, demonstrating super reliable and durable quality, with a maintenance interval of thirty thousand kilometers. Introduction to German MAN engines: The German MAN MC04/MC05 engines are newly developed diesel engines based on the MAN platform, meeting the National V emission standards. Power of German MAN engines: The German MAN MC04 engine covers a power range of 141~170PS and a torque range of 450~600Nm; the German MAN MC05 engine has a maximum horsepower of 210PS and a maximum torque of 830N·m; this series of engines comprehensively outperforms similar products in terms of power, acceleration performance, reliability, and other aspects.
9
0
Share

Is It Normal for the Engine to Shake When Shifting into Reverse Gear?

It is normal for the engine to shake slightly when shifting into reverse gear. If the shaking is not severe, there is no need for repair. The shaking is actually caused by the force transmitted from the engine to the reverse gear, which results in the transmission shaking. Since the engine and transmission are connected, this phenomenon occurs. Shaking caused by improper operation: For manual transmission vehicles, shifting into reverse gear without waiting for the vehicle to come to a complete stop or without fully depressing the clutch can lead to severe gear grinding, which may cause the vehicle to shake. Shaking caused by low transmission fluid level: Check whether the transmission fluid level is normal. A low transmission fluid level can also cause shaking when shifting into reverse gear.
4
4
Share

What Causes a Manual Transmission Car to Make a Chainsaw-Like Sound When Accelerating?

Manual transmission cars making a chainsaw-like sound when accelerating could be due to engine knocking, insufficient engine oil, low oil pressure, or friction between the valves and guides as well as hydraulic lifters. Causes of Engine Knocking: The main cause of engine knocking is carbon buildup on the piston crown. This carbon forms a highly intense hot spot, causing the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber to self-ignite prematurely before the ignition stroke. Introduction to the Accelerator Pedal: The accelerator pedal, also known as the throttle pedal, is part of the car's fuel supply system. By controlling the amount of pedal depression, it regulates the throttle valve opening, air intake, and the computer-controlled fuel injection, thereby controlling the engine's speed.
3
2
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.