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Question posted by ebrilhart on June 27th, 2013

Cigarette Lighter Wiring

Is there a module of some sort between the fuse and the lighter socket? I have 12v at the fuse but nothing at the wire end connected to the lighter. What do i look for now? thank you ed brilhart

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