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Old Sep 6, 2005
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12V power outlet

Can you guys check to see if the inside of your power outlet look the same as mine? I suspect that black thing is a foreign object in the socket. Otherwise, I have probably damaged some wires in the back

Well a while ago, I plugged in this LED light that power off the outlet on top of the cupholder. Well as I pull out the light, the piece at the end of the plug broke off and got stuck inside the hole. It took me a while to take that **** out. I had to use a soldering gun to melt that piece and i finally got it out today. But now the outlet doesnt work anymore! So yeah I am thinking the soldering gun probably damaged some wires behind it.
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Old Sep 7, 2005
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maybe the soldering iron heated up the metal and the solder in the back of the outlet and the wire for the outlet detatched.
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Old Sep 7, 2005
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did you try taking the outlet apart and I dunno, actually try to remove the piece?
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Old Sep 8, 2005
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Alright I checked the cigarette lighter fuse and found that it was blown, I have to go out and buy a fuse tmrw. Thanks for the replies guys!
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when you were in there with the soldering gun, you probably shorted the terminals together and popped the fuse. Should be fine once you put a new fuse in
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Old Sep 8, 2005
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yeah check the fuse. then check the wires behind it. if not the fuse a wire could have broken off from the iron.
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or the wires could have simply came off the back. THey don't hold on to tight... I hate that.
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well there is a plug holding the wires to the terminals. It shouldn't just come off.
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u prolly sent too many amps back into the wires with the soldering iron so it blew a fuse instead of letting the magic smoke out of the wires...if u let the magic smoke out of the wires u would definitly know for sure because is stinks like ****
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current doesnt come out of a soldering iron
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