Thread: car cigarette lighters
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Old 22-07-2005, 10:53   #35
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Re: car cigarette lighters
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Originally Posted by markymoan
apart from knocking a hole somewhere i think you have found the proper answer with the horn good luck and remember,

bic lighters must not be used to find the petrol cap on dark roads
hey, there is a blanking plate with a pre-made hole just ready for me

they just make it awkward by not fitting the wires in the first place...

Assuming there are no wires trailing down from the fuse, is it simply a case of getting the old wire snips and electrical tape out?
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