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cigarette socket is not working in my R33,any ideas?  never touched it before, now wanna use it and it doesn't seem to work...    anybody helps?

Pull apart the dash and see itf it's connected.

1. Take out the ashtray

2. Look behind where the ashtray was and you can see two screws..remove them.

3. Remove gear knob

4. Remove the gear stick surrounds. (It's only help in by clips)

5. Done

cigarette socket is not working in my R33,any ideas?  never touched it before, now wanna use it and it doesn't seem to work...    anybody helps?

Mate, mine wasn't working either. Needed to power up my neons.. (joking - for the ipod)

Opened up the center console, and the bloody wires weren't connected, try opening it up to see if its connected

Cheers mate

Mine still isn't working and unlike the others I AM powering up a neon :P

Anyone know the exact fuse + type I have to replace? I've checked all the wiring etc so it has to be a fuse. Just not sure which one and what type - not going in to buy the whole set ;)

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