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Opel Insignia 2.0 CDTI 2011: Cigarette Lighter Socket Power Issue - Thick Purple Wire

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  • #1 16568584
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    Hello, Opel Insignia 2.0 118kW 2011 The cigarette lighter socket does not work, I do not have electricity on the thick purple wire, weight and backlight. The second socket is in the armrest at the back and works. Fuses approx.
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  • #2 16568649
    piotrek22101
    Level 39  
    As far as I remember, there are two fuses. Replace with other fuses, sometimes they will burn out of sight.
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  • #3 16568694
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    F6 Plug socket 12 V 20A / Cigarette lighter 20A (it does not work);
    F7 12 V 20A plug socket (in armrest)

    I swapped them and the armrest is still lit and the lighter is silent.
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    #4 16568728
    piotrek22101
    Level 39  
    You need to check if there is voltage on the fuse from the inoperative socket. If it is, check the cubes under the fuse box. I used to have a damaged connector in one.
  • #5 16568799
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    piotrek22101 wrote:
    You need to check if there is voltage on the fuse from the inoperative socket.
    Is.

    Added after 40 [seconds]:

    piotrek22101 wrote:
    I used to have a damaged connector in one.
    It was an Opel?
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  • #6 16568818
    piotrek22101
    Level 39  
    Yes, the Opel Insignia from 2008. Maybe it was repaired and someone folded badly.
  • #7 16570444
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    I cut the wire behind the fuse box (because there was + 12V) and from the lighter and led a new one.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a power issue with the cigarette lighter socket in a 2011 Opel Insignia 2.0 CDTI. The user reports no electricity on the thick purple wire, while the rear armrest socket functions correctly. Responses suggest checking the fuses (F6 and F7) associated with the sockets, as they may be burnt out. Further troubleshooting includes verifying voltage at the fuse and inspecting connectors under the fuse box for damage. One user resolved the issue by cutting the wire behind the fuse box and running a new wire to the lighter.
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