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BMW E90 Cigarette Lighter Socket Not Working: Fuse Number for Replacement

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  • #1 7979798
    bartek00028
    Level 2  
    Hello,

    I have such a problem. My cigarette lighter socket on my BMW E90 has stopped working. I want to replace the fuse, but I don't know what number it is under. Does anyone know the fuse with which number I should replace?


    Thank you in advance for your help and best regards :)
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  • #2 7979820
    gonzalo
    Level 31  
    Can't you test all fuses with the meter?
    5 minutes of work.
  • #3 7979990
    yogi009
    Level 43  
    http://www.bmwklubmazowsze.pl/bezpieczniki-e46-t125.html

    here you have a code E46. Maybe it will be similar. Although, as my colleague suggested, I recommend two wires, a 5W (or smaller) bulb inside, one end to ground, and the other to test. Besides, if anything is not working for you, the circuit fuse is probably blown, which is really easy to check.
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  • #4 7980600
    bartek00028
    Level 2  
    Thanks so much for your help. I will do as you advise me.

    Greetings
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  • #5 7980671
    Directx1991
    Level 12  
    mireniki ... you can see the fuse is blown and it will rather have a higher current value ...
  • #6 7982475
    yogi009
    Level 43  
    At the same time, if you have a short circuit somewhere, the inserted one will be "new" only for a moment :-)
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  • #8 8480737
    prasak
    Level 11  
    And for me, gentlemen, a similar problem, but I checked all fuses, the socket itself and the first connector after the socket. Maybe you can write, buddy, how did you do with your problem ...
    I will be grateful.
  • #9 9506351
    prasak
    Level 11  
    Stupid thing, I just didn't have it, it evaporated ...
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The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning cigarette lighter socket in a BMW E90, with the user seeking assistance in identifying the correct fuse number for replacement. Responses suggest testing all fuses with a multimeter or using a low-wattage bulb to check for continuity. Some participants recommend checking for blown fuses and potential short circuits that could cause repeated failures. Links to external resources for fuse diagrams and images are provided, along with a request for further assistance from another user experiencing a similar issue.
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