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Re: OT: 12v vehicle outlet/cigarrette lighter


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Posted by TheOldHokie on November 25, 2012 at 13:07:27 from (108.22.203.30):

In Reply to: OT: 12v vehicle outlet/cigarrette lighter posted by tn8n on November 25, 2012 at 11:53:46:


tn8n said: (quoted from post at 15:53:46 11/25/12) the accessory tap i bought has two places for a fuse on it. one is for the fuse you remove to be able to plug it in and the other is for the accessory you are adding. it didn't blow either of those, only the ones in the chargers. i finally gave up and removed the power tap and put the factory fuse back in.

now when i turn the key on, it doesn't blow any fuses or anything and everything is working fine.except for the cigarrette lighter, obviously.


If the fuses in the new power tap do not blow then it is wired correctly and working fine. Let me see if I correctly understand your new circuit:

  1. Your new power tap is a single jack that you purchased to replace your non-working cigarette lighter.
  2. It has a fuse block that plugs into a fuse slot in your vehicles fuse panel
  3. Ther is a socket in that fuse block for the fuse that you removed from the fuse panel
  4. The new power outlet also has an inline fuse in the hot lead going to the power outlet that protects any accsessory plugged into it.
  5. When you turn on the key with nothing plugged into the new power outlet everything is fine
  6. You have a second 3 jack power tap that you originally used in the cigarette lighter to power your gadget chargers
  7. When you plug it into the new power outlet and turn on the key all three fuses in it blow but the fuses in the new power outlet are not blown


If that is accurate then your problem is almost certainly a dead short in the old 3 outlet unit or in all three of the chargers plugged into it. Are the charger fuses built into the 3 jack power strip or are they inline with each charger? Have you tested the 3 jack "power port" with nothing plugged into the jacks on it? Have you tested the 3 jack "power port" in another vehicle? Have you tested the individual gadget chargers in another vehicle?

TOH

This post was edited by TheOldHokie at 13:18:45 11/25/12 2 times.



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