Delta_Phoenix

#1

I've tried and tried to pop out the cig. lighter assembly but I've had NO luck. Unplugging it was no problem but anything after that is hopeless for me. How do I get that thing out?!

Mynzeyes

#2

you kinda got to turn it a little, and push from the back side. >>. give that a shot. see what ya come up w/.

-John-

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ashleyzredcelica

#3

take a small flat head screwdriver ( i mean tiny) and pop it out. thats how i did it. It is a bitch to put back in though. >>

Unknown User

#4

chainsaw

or just pull harder. duh

macavely

#5

ok from the back side you have to squeez twist and push and it comes right out

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Delta_Phoenix

#6

--igotta5S-FEturbo+Apr 7, 2003 - 10:25 PM

QUOTE (igotta5S-FEturbo @ Apr 7, 2003 - 10:25 PM)

chainsaw or just pull harder. duh

The chainsaw worked wonders. Thanks! >>

This post has been edited by Delta_Phoenix: Apr 8, 2003 - 6:35 PM

mywhite94celicagt

#7

i tried to get mine out the other day and it just broke, so i said heck with it, im going to put a fuel pressure gauge in it prolly this week.

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Seth6Gen

#8

I just took mine out about 10 minutes ago...
ill post pics of what you need to do tonight

Delta_Phoenix

#9

Don't worry about it. This is an old thread, and I have gotten it out since I first posted >>

ToYCeLi8

#10

I was wondering if i wanted to put some gauges where the cig. lighter and that little hole or power mirrors switch (depending on the model), like the water and/or fuel 2" autometer guages, without to many problems?

Delta_Phoenix

#11

I wouldn't think it would be that difficult. I myself haven't installed any gauges. Probably all you would have to do aside from normal installation is cut or sand down the hole to a wider diameter to fit the gauge.

wille_styl

#12

Got a question. how do i tell, once i disconnect the cig lighter, which lead from the battery is positive(+) and which is negative(-)? i'm wiring a switch in to control a neon light and i have power spliced off the wires running into the back of the cigarette lighter. Only problem is, it won't work!