Loose power outlet
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Loose power outlet
Like many S2000 owners, my power outlet ("cigarette lighter") came loose. The part that screws onto it comes loose and lets it flop about.
I discovered, after removing 9 screws on and around the "glove box" that I only needed remove 3 screws to screw the back piece back on to the power outlet. Here's how:
Flip the back of the passenger seat forward and push the seat forward, remove the two screws holding the two plastic hooks on the panel behind the seat seat and remove the hooks and panel, remove the screw on the side of the glove box and pull the side of the glove box out to the side. If your arm is fairly skinny you can reach in and screw the back part onto the power outlet. I managed it today!
I discovered, after removing 9 screws on and around the "glove box" that I only needed remove 3 screws to screw the back piece back on to the power outlet. Here's how:
Flip the back of the passenger seat forward and push the seat forward, remove the two screws holding the two plastic hooks on the panel behind the seat seat and remove the hooks and panel, remove the screw on the side of the glove box and pull the side of the glove box out to the side. If your arm is fairly skinny you can reach in and screw the back part onto the power outlet. I managed it today!
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Originally Posted by svatne,Jun 21 2006, 07:03 PM
Like many S2000 owners, my power outlet ("cigarette lighter") came loose. The part that screws onto it comes loose and lets it flop about.
I discovered, after removing 9 screws on and around the "glove box" that I only needed remove 3 screws to screw the back piece back on to the power outlet. Here's how:
Flip the back of the passenger seat forward and push the seat forward, remove the two screws holding the two plastic hooks on the panel behind the seat seat and remove the hooks and panel, remove the screw on the side of the glove box and pull the side of the glove box out to the side. If your arm is fairly skinny you can reach in and screw the back part onto the power outlet. I managed it today!
I discovered, after removing 9 screws on and around the "glove box" that I only needed remove 3 screws to screw the back piece back on to the power outlet. Here's how:
Flip the back of the passenger seat forward and push the seat forward, remove the two screws holding the two plastic hooks on the panel behind the seat seat and remove the hooks and panel, remove the screw on the side of the glove box and pull the side of the glove box out to the side. If your arm is fairly skinny you can reach in and screw the back part onto the power outlet. I managed it today!
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