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Old Jul 20, 2004
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Does anyone know the proper way to remove the cigarette lighter from its respective piece of the dash????
I'm looking for another way short of cutting it out!
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You have to release the metal insert from the plastic body first and push it out. Then the plastic part pops right out of the panel.
 
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