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Old 03-18-2016
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Power port outlet not working 07 civic

My power port will not charge my phone. I have checked fuses but may have missed one. Can these be replaced and are there any videos to help.
I would appreciate help?


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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

Fuses can be replaced, yes.
Check #28 29 35 in the dash box.
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

Thanks,I will try to change. If that is not it. It will be the outlet itself. How do u remove?
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

There's more than just fuses involved in the socket, there's a relay for each socket too, controlled by the MICU.
Does the car have more than one 12v power socket? In the center console (EX and SI)? Does that one work, if equipped?

I'd use a DVOM to check power and check ground at the sockets just to make sure it's not a problem with your accessory cord first.
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

It only has one port with the auxiliary plug just below it.
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

I'm looking in the instructions (because I sure can't remember the last time I had to take out a socket--that should be a clue for you) they say to remove the radio in order to get to the power socket.

IF you manage to get that far, I strongly suggest you check the connector wires for power and ground before spending money on another socket. I don't remember ever seeing one bad in a Honda.
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

They can be super tight to remove from panel.... measure voltage, and go backwards.

Make sure a broken part from a charger is not inside socket.

You have the improved dished out center design.
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Re: Power port outlet not working 07 civic

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You have the improved dished out center design.
Agree.... 07 model year Civics should already have the improved design.
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