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Old 01-26-2008, 12:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

Hi everyone...

I am trying to take out the 12V socket on the passenger side, and cant figure out how to get it out. If anyone can give me some help I would really appriciate it! Thanks!!
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

Have to remove the radio bezel, then you can reach behind above the lighter and snap it out.
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

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Have to remove the radio bezel, then you can reach behind above the lighter and snap it out.

Thanks. I have gotten that far, but having trouble just "snaping" it out.
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

Yeah just be careful to not "snap" to hard!!!! Sometimes it feels like the piece is about to break then viola.....it "snaps" loose!!!
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

Ok, late reply here, but I have the same issue.

Are you snapping in or out from the cab?
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

how come you guys are removing that socket btw? besides the fact that nothing stays plugged into it and it is an added head ache.
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

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how come you guys are removing that socket btw? besides the fact that nothing stays plugged into it and it is an added head ache.

My guess is they are installing a aftermarket headunit?
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

Nope. Wanting to hardwire gps unit to switched port. One that powers on and off with the the ignition.

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Guess I should leave it alone and use "vampire taps" to the existing wires?
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Re: 12V Cigarette Lighter Socket - HELP

There's a retaining clip on the front side. Once that is remove it just slide out.
If you try to pull it out from the back side without removing the clip, it will break.
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