Cigar lighter

[jacksonh18]

I plugged a power inverter in while I was camping and tried to plug in my coffee maker. 'POP'!
I figured I just blue a fuse, but there isn't anything wrong with the fuse and I replaced it, but no power. What's worse is I need to check a check engine light, but the plug is dependent on power to the cigarette lighter.

So far I replaced fuse no 17 and checked if there was power in the wire that plugs into the lighter.

Anyone have any solutions?

 

[DjDom]

Is there power in the cigarette lighter itself? Did you check with a multimeter?
If there isn't, you have to trace it back to every fuse, I believe there's a primary fuse for the cigarette lighter under the hood in the distribution box. Check there.

 

[jacksonh18]

Is there power in the cigarette lighter itself? Did you check with a multimeter?
If there isn't, you have to trace it back to every fuse, I believe there's a primary fuse for the cigarette lighter under the hood in the distribution box. Check there.

I checked the wire going to the cig lighter with a multimeter & no power. The manual said fuse 17 (inside door panel 25amp) is the cigar lighter. I don't see anything in the manual about a fuse in the engine compartment.

 

[koda2000]

I checked the wire going to the cig lighter with a multimeter & no power. The manual said fuse 17 (inside door panel 25amp) is the cigar lighter. I don't see anything in the manual about a fuse in the engine compartment.

fuse 17 inside the cabin. there's no fuse for the lighter under the hood.