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Old 03-28-2013, 10:44 AM
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Rear cigarrete lighter not working SOLVED
Anyone familiar with this problem? The front one is working good, just the rear has stopped..

Is there a fuse separated for it???

Thanks, Chris
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Old 03-28-2013, 10:49 AM
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there is a fuse - i am at work, can't check the WDS... can you read the diagrams? you can find the listed fuse on the diagram, or you can try the legend in the glove compartment...
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Old 03-28-2013, 11:08 AM
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there is a fuse - i am at work, can't check the WDS... can you read the diagrams? you can find the listed fuse on the diagram, or you can try the legend in the glove compartment...
I looked at the glove box but does not identify the right fuse.
Strange...

Thanks TX5,

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Old 03-28-2013, 12:00 PM
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According to Bentley Manual glove compartment.
F25 12V utility socket & cigar lighters 25 amp.
F33 cigar lighter, garage door opener 5 amp.
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Old 03-28-2013, 03:50 PM
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Thank you guys, PROBLEM SOLVED!!

Was just a wired unplugged at rear lighter.

Chris
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glad it was easy... just in case if anyone is interested in the fuse - it is fuse 25 in the glove compartment that covers rear cigarette lighter, front cigarette lighter and "radar warner socket" which is the cigarette light plug in the passenger foot well in the left hand drive cars...

in australian market, for some reason, in cars produced before September 2003, also fuse 33 takes care of the cigarette lighter relay in addition to the fuse 25...

Chris, if it is not much trouble, can you update the title of your post to reflect SOLVED or RESOLVED or whatever?...
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Old 03-28-2013, 05:47 PM
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Hehehe, aren't "radar warners" not legal in most parts of the world? BMW is naming that fuse like this.... really funny.
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glad it was easy... just in case if anyone is interested in the fuse - it is fuse 25 in the glove compartment that covers rear cigarette lighter, front cigarette lighter and "radar warner socket" which is the cigarette light plug in the passenger foot well in the left hand drive cars...

in australian market, for some reason, in cars produced before September 2003, also fuse 33 takes care of the cigarette lighter relay in addition to the fuse 25...

Chris, if it is not much trouble, can you update the title of your post to reflect SOLVED or RESOLVED or whatever?...
Done!
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Thank you guys, PROBLEM SOLVED!!

Was just a wired unplugged at rear lighter.

Chris

I have the same issue, where is the wires, can you send me a picture.

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Old 04-06-2013, 09:06 PM
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I have the same issue, where is the wires, can you send me a picture.

thanks
Open the arm rest and pull the storage cd out. You'll see the rear Air cond dute. Pull it back and you Will see all wires and connectors.

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