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Old 22-07-2005, 01:37   #29
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Re: car cigarette lighters

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Originally Posted by ZrByte
The lighting ring on mine has mysteriously stopped working <snip>
My mate asked if it would be possible to put a ring around the lighter socket. My thinking on this is that because the ring is always lit rather than only lit when the lighter is pushed in, the circuit must be separate. Negative might be shared but positive would be two separate wires. I guess the ring must be an LED (or a few). Also, I guess (thought it doesn't matter) that the ring should only light when the headlights are turned on - i.e. on a night. So that would mean wiring it into the right circuit.

Having said all that, I managed to blow a fuse just by changing the interior light bulb. Big orange flash So what do I know
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