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Mungus
20th December 2016, 03:41 PM
I am trying to remove the rear cigarette lighter socket, so I can place a new one horizontally for the Traxide feed for fridge. I don't need an accessory fed one there anymore, so I plan on putting a light switch in it's place. Should be simple [bighmmm]
It's got me stumped how to remove this socket :confused:
Does anyone have any info on this? I really need it before I break something.
letherm
20th December 2016, 05:55 PM
Hi Mungus.
Given that there is a slot at the back shown in the photo I would think that you maybe have to rotate the socket to align a tab with that slot. That is if you haven't already tried that. :D
Martin
LandyAndy
20th December 2016, 06:55 PM
I left it there,so there is an ignition off feed.
I fitted 2 outlets off the Traxide gear so live all the time.
Andrew
Mungus
20th December 2016, 08:17 PM
Hi Mungus.
...you maybe have to rotate the socket to align a tab with that slot. That is if you haven't already tried that. :D
Martin
I tried but with fingers only. I'm going to try with small multi's. Need to close the back up; rains and winds a coming!
I left it there,so there is an ignition off feed.
I fitted 2 outlets off the Traxide gear so live all the time.
Andrew
I want to fit one on the horizontal spot directly above and it's in the way. That spot doesn't work for me with where the fridge will slide. Might be OK for a switch though!
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2016/12/314.jpg
Tombie
20th December 2016, 08:20 PM
That horizontal spot is where the cargo blind fits when in 7 seat mode... [emoji15]
Mungus
20th December 2016, 08:27 PM
That horizontal spot is where the cargo blind fits when in 7 seat mode... [emoji15]
You know Tombie, I didn't know that! I always left it out as we were at home for the change. Nonetheless, with fridge and rears drawers, I don't think it will stay in the car; however for the sake of keeping original functionality, thankyou, as I will now relocate the outlet (possibly fit a small Anderson socket for the fridge connection to the angled under side. of the trim. Yes it's drilling a new hole but not stopping functionality. This may also be where I put the compressor switch.
Mungus
20th December 2016, 08:29 PM
That horizontal spot is where the cargo blind fits when in 7 seat mode... [emoji15]
Do you mean the spot directly above the existing socket in the pic above or the flat and recess bit behind?
Mungus
20th December 2016, 10:19 PM
Well what do you know. Thanks Tombie! No longer an option, including the drivers side additional Traxide outlet in the same location.
Still need to get it out to put a switch there.
Tombie
20th December 2016, 10:20 PM
Switch underneath (protected)
Power socket protruding forward from the rear :)
Bendys
28th October 2019, 08:19 AM
Inside the socket, are 2 black plastic tabs. These are to be pushed outward from inside the socket.
Then, metal part only of the socket slides forward, out of the plastic ring.
Plastic ring will pop out of the trim.
loanrangie
28th October 2019, 10:48 AM
Inside the socket, are 2 black plastic tabs. These are to be pushed outward from inside the socket.
Then, metal part only of the socket slides forward, out of the plastic ring.
Plastic ring will pop out of the trim.
Last drinks were called 3 years ago [bighmmm], still might be helpful to some one.
Bendys
28th October 2019, 11:06 AM
Last drinks were called 3 years ago [bighmmm], still might be helpful to some one.
Dam, soz, didn't notice date. Ill try to slow down.
Just was excited when I found one thing I knew about on this forum. :)
Pedro_The_Swift
30th October 2019, 09:24 AM
No problem here,, bring back as many old threads as you like,,
its always nice to see someone that actually uses/searches all this history/data.... :BigThumb:
Tombie
30th October 2019, 02:02 PM
No problem here,, bring back as many old threads as you like,,
its always nice to see someone that actually uses/searches all this history/data.... :BigThumb:
Spot on, reviving an older topical thread is more efficient.
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