Remove Lighter Socket
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I took my lighter socket out a couple of days ago.
It's best to disconnect the wiring and then shove your thumb in the socket and unscrew the socket from the part behind the dash.
If it's rusty give it a spray with WD40.
Mind you if you have a different type of lighter....
It's best to disconnect the wiring and then shove your thumb in the socket and unscrew the socket from the part behind the dash.
If it's rusty give it a spray with WD40.
Mind you if you have a different type of lighter....
Steve
'64 S1 Elan (Owned since '73)
'69 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce (Owned since '77)
'70 Morris Minor 1000 (Owned since '85)
'64 S1 Elan (Owned since '73)
'69 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce (Owned since '77)
'70 Morris Minor 1000 (Owned since '85)
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AlfaLofa - Third Gear
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Hi John.
I had the same problem. As Steve said above, spray with releasing oil, like WD40.
See this thread .
lotus-chassis-f36/how-remove-the-cigarette-lighter-from-the-dash-t25249.html
I had the same problem. As Steve said above, spray with releasing oil, like WD40.
See this thread .
lotus-chassis-f36/how-remove-the-cigarette-lighter-from-the-dash-t25249.html
Trevor
1968 Elan +2 50/0173
1968 Elan +2 50/0173
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TeeJay - Fourth Gear
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TeeJay wrote:Hi John.
I had the same problem. As Steve said above, spray with releasing oil, like WD40.
See this thread .
lotus-chassis-f36/how-remove-the-cigarette-lighter-from-the-dash-t25249.html
Thanks. Shame this didn't come up when I did a search of the forum yesterday
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