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Hi all, just joined the forum. I have a 2008 Camry and the center console outlet stopped working. The owner manual identifies two fuses: 28 "CIG" and 29 "PWR OUTLET." I only know of one outlet in the car, the one in the center console. Anyway, I replaced both fuses but it's still not working. Any suggestions?
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The outlet may have a fusible link that blows if too much current is drawn. If so you will need to replace the outlet.
Search the internet and Youtube for possible videos and post on "removing 2008 Camry power outlet."
Determine if you can do this job. Otherwise find someone who can.
Note if it is a failed socket, you will need a replacement.
Search the internet and Youtube for possible videos and post on "removing 2008 Camry power outlet."
Determine if you can do this job. Otherwise find someone who can.
Note if it is a failed socket, you will need a replacement.
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1. Socket = outlet, right?
2. I tested the outlet with a voltmeter and got no reading. I read somewhere online (the only way I would know it because I’m not mechanical at all) that that means wiring leading to the outlet has somehow gone wrong (and it’s not the outlet or socket that needs replaced). Is that right?
2. I tested the outlet with a voltmeter and got no reading. I read somewhere online (the only way I would know it because I’m not mechanical at all) that that means wiring leading to the outlet has somehow gone wrong (and it’s not the outlet or socket that needs replaced). Is that right?
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