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Old 06-26-2012, 11:11 PM
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I cannot figure out what is going on with the center power outlet inside the center console...I changed the fuse, pulled out the power socket and it's plugged in. I'm at a loss...Any ideas??
 
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Old 06-27-2012, 12:23 AM
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what is the problem with it? no power i assume?

the power outlet inside the center armrest is run through a fuse in the PDC under the hood, my guess is you changed the one in the drivers side door jamb which has 0 effect on that outlet or the one in the rear which are both fused in the PDC
 
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Yeah, no power to it. I did swap out the fuse under the hood and checked the fuses in the cab (visually) and all seemed fine, no discoloration. From what I understand by reading here, the rear and center are on the same fuse and the rear has power both with the old and new fuse. Is there a way to test the outlet to see if that is the problem, or just replace it and see? I'm just afraid there is a deeper problem with the wiring...
 
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the center console outlet is in the circuit BEFORE the one in the back, if the one in the back works i would imagine that the issue has to be the plug itself, im nots ure how it is wired in, but if there is a plug take a voltmeter and see if you have power to the plug

i will also note that when talking about fuses visually inspecting them is NOT good enough,they can blow without showing any signs of being bad on a visual inspection.
 
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I fixed it, not sure what was wrong, I unplugged everything and plugged it back in a couple of times, and it is working again. I'm guessing that the contacts were not great. But thats what I did to fix it.
 
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I fixed it, not sure what was wrong, I unplugged everything and plugged it back in a couple of times, and it is working again. I'm guessing that the contacts were not great. But thats what I did to fix it.

If it comes back i would unplug everything you did again and spray each one with contact cleaner and let it dry.
 



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