[475f30n55]

I was diy-ing cabin filter replacement and while i was removing two 10mm bolt holding the undercover, i stick my wrench into cigarette port by accident. Saw a little spark and it does not have any power after all..... i know im idiot lols.
Im guessing i blew a fuse but not sure which one it is. Does anybody know the fuse number of this under glovebox cigarette port?

[Billfitz]

I don't recall which fuse it is, but if you open up the fuse box under the hood you can probably tell the blown fuse by looking at it. The element connects the two blades of the fuse, when blown you can usually see the break in the element.

[475f30n55]

Originally Posted by Billfitz

I don't recall which fuse it is, but if you open up the fuse box under the hood you can probably tell the blown fuse by looking at it. The element connects the two blades of the fuse, when blown you can usually see the break in the element.

I dont think i can visually check it.....

[Billfitz]

There are charts to be found on line, most show symbols to represent what the fuses go to. The ones for the outlets are a small dot inside a circle, which sort of resembles an outlet.

[475f30n55]

Originally Posted by Billfitz

There are charts to be found on line, most show symbols to represent what the fuses go to. The ones for the outlets are a small dot inside a circle, which sort of resembles an outlet.

Okay thank you so much for your help!!

[475f30n55]

I have found that 66cabin front,69 cavin 2nd row,162 trunk(20A) fuses are for cogarette port. Does that mean fuse 66 used for center console+under glove box??? But my center console sig jack work... and getting confused here..

[Billfitz]

66 would be the most likely suspect. I can't imagine fusing the glove box outlet in the trunk fuse box. There's also the possibility that the glove box outlet is fused in the cabin foot well fuse box that's hidden behind the kick panel.