2007-2013 Toyota Corolla How to Replace Power Outlet or Cigarette Lighter πρίζα ή αναπτήρας τσιγάρου
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- OEM Part Number for Lighter Assembly, Cigarette 85500-20340
The 12V socket, also known variously as a car cigarette lighter or 12V auxiliary power outlet, is the primary method by which power is delivered to portable electronics in cars, trucks, boats, and in a handful of other contexts. While these sockets were originally designed to heat up cigarette lighters, they quickly gained popularity as a de facto automotive electrical outlet.
Today, it is possible to power anything from a cutting-edge phone or tablet to a tire compressor with the same exact socket that was once used only as a car cigarette lighter. Some vehicles come with multiple sockets for the express purpose of powering multiple accessory devices, although it is uncommon for more than one to be capable of accepting a cigarette lighter. Accordingly, the specifications for these power sockets that are contained in ANSI/SAE J563 include two variants: one that works with cigarette lighters and one that doesn’t.
The History of Automotive Accessory Power
When the first automobiles hit the road, the idea of an automotive electrical system didn't exist yet. In fact, the first cars didn’t even include electrical systems of any kind. Since they used magnetos to provide a spark, just like your lawnmower does today, and lighting (if any was included at all) was provided by either gas or kerosene lamps, an electrical system simply wasn’t required.
The first automotive electrical systems made use of DC generators, which (unlike modern alternators) didn’t require any voltage input to operate. These generators were belt-driven (just like modern alternators), and they provided the necessary DC power to run accessories like lights. With the addition of lead-acid batteries, it suddenly became possible to add other accessories that we take for granted today - like electric start motors.
Although early electrical systems that included both a DC generator and a lead acid battery technically made electrical accessories possible, the widely variable voltage produced by these generators created issues. Mechanical devices were used to regulate the voltage, but automotive electrical systems didn’t arrive in the modern era until the introduction of alternators.
Unlike generators, the alternators found in modern cars and trucks produce alternating current, which is converted into direct current to charge the battery and provide accessory power. Although this type of electrical system still doesn't provide entirely uniform voltage, the voltage output does remain relatively steady regardless of how fast the alternator is spinning, which was a key factor in the rise of the car cigarette lighter as a de facto DC power outlet.
The Smoking Gun
Although people had been powering accessory devices with their automotive electrical systems ever since automotive electrical systems were first invented, accessories had to be wired in manually. The appearance of a 12V automotive electrical socket was almost accidental, as it was co-opted from a completely different initial purpose.
Cigarette lighters, along with lights and radios, were among the first accessories to take advantage of early automotive electrical systems, and they started to appear as OEM options by about 1925. These early cigarette lighters used a “coil and reel” system, but it was the so-called “wireless” cigarette lighter that would eventually become the de facto automotive (and marine) power socket.
These “wireless” car cigarette lighters consist of two parts: a cylindrical receptacle that's typically located in the dash of a car and a removable plug. The receptacle is connected to power and ground, and the plug contains a coiled, bi-metallic strip.
I called Toyota and the part itself they said would be $69, plus the labor and installation (about an hour to do) which would be $150, That's $219 not including tax. Bought one for $7 and about to change it myself after I get home, thanks for this video!
Yes my friend you can do it yourself, it is not that difficult for someone to do it. Just make sure all the connections match.
@@YiannisPagonis Yeah I did awhile ago, it was pretty easy because of you, thanks again!
@@KiraOniiChan You are welcome my friend and I am glad that you did it without any problems. Greetings from Greece.
Where do you find the cigarette lighter like where do you buy it from is it Amazon or somewhere like that.
Where can I find that part
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Yanis you know the cigarette cable was eaten by rat pest good thing u have this video i was able to repair my car by myself
It is very rare for this to happen my friend but how will it get into the car when it is locked?
Thank you so much. This video saved me a lot of time and money!
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Yanis thank you for making this video u save me a lot of money for this repair
You are welcome my friend. GOD bless you and your family always.
Excelente video
Thank you my friend ❤
Thanks bro, exactly what i wanted
You are welcome my friend
the only replacement I can find has two prongs, is that ok? In your video it onlyhas one prong.
No it's not okay my friend. It must have 1 prong
Thanks for your video
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Mine is getting charged when the car is stationery but while running charging not happening and a few minutes little burning smells...I tied the broken fues with a single pin wire
This is very bad. Why not change the fuses with normal ones?
Thank you from my hart
How are you my friend?
my gf releasesd the crew in the back and threw it away.
how can i get the screw back? that is put in the back to attach the lighter socket securly?
thanks a lot.
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I have the 2007 model with two prongs in the back, the fuse is okay and all the wires LOOK okay, how do I diagnose further?
Check fuse
Like the many other electrical components of your car, the cigarette lighter has a fuse. You should check this first. Many fuses break after several years of use and must be replaced. However, the exchange is quick and easy and you can do it yourself. You can find out where the fuse is on your vehicle in the operating instructions. As soon as you have found the fuse, you should install a new one. The old one serves as a sample when you buy. Since a backup only costs one or two dollars, this is the first step you should take.
Replace the button
If the fuse was not the reason for the defect, the button itself can also be the cause. You can safely replace it on all vehicles with an original button from the manufacturer. Depending on the model, the costs are around 20 dollars.
Note: Before you buy a button, you should check the actual socket. You can do this, for example, by plugging in a charging cable for the navigation system and checking whether it is being charged. If this is the case, it is because of the button and this must be replaced. If the navigation system does not load, the button is functional and does not need to be replaced. Then there is another reason.
Have the socket replaced
If you were able to rule out both factors as the cause of the defect, the lighter socket itself will be defective. However, this happens relatively rarely and should therefore be checked in a specialist workshop before you buy a new socket.
If the socket is defective, you only have to replace it. You should always have this checked in a workshop, because not every socket is connected equally. If you have little experience with electronic devices, it is better to have the repair carried out by a mechanic. The costs are around $50 to $100, depending on the model.
Okay, the fuse is okay, how do i check if the button is recieving power from the wires
@@xVoidCypher With a multimeter my friend. Check the socket voltage. It should be around 12 volts.
How do i change from Japanese language to English language on my corolla vvt-i 1.4 2007 model dash board displays. I can't even change time or date because i don't understand Japanese
Do we have exactly the same dash board displays?
@@YiannisPagonis I sort it out today
Hello
Need to connect wire or what coz i tried to use lighter but not working
I’m trying to get a starter to work for my 08 Corolla, is the connection that comes from this outlet positive or negative?
Sorry my friend but from your words I did not understand exactly what you want to tell me. Please repeat in simple and understandable words your problem and what exactly you want to do to help you.
Do i need to buy a new one if it stop working?
You might even be able to repair it yourself without changing anything. Sometimes the problem can be the fuse of the lighter or there is no good contact or there is rust at the contact point.
Yes you can only buy the Power outlet from a store
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Will this work for a 2005 Corolla as well
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@@YiannisPagonis The Corolla verso is very hard to find some parts for
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@@YiannisPagonis This is the VIN number NMTEZ15R80R011879 it's a Irish car I also need that adaptor for the spare tire bolt to lower it down aswell as the rear power outlet thank you.
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Sales region Europe Frame ZNR10 grade TERRA ENGINE 3ZZFE From 02.2004 To 02.2009 Gear Shift Type 5F Seating Capacity 07S Driver's Position RHD Fuel Induction HTWC
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Where to order the part?
Only from the Toyota dealership
Where can I buy the part?
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