1995 Toyota Corolla "fuses control cig lighter" Questions

fuses and found 15 amp blown. Renewed 15 amp fuse but still radio,cig lighter and remote control key not working. Help appreciated you probably didnt change the right fuse and had another one blown at

...fuse is it and is it more than one or does one control all of what i mentioned in my 2005 corolla, what if i replaced the fuses in "dome" (under hood), "p/point and "cig" and it still is not

...fuses: The 15 Amp CIG and the 15 amp DOME, under the dash, driver side, for a USA car. The fuse box for the cigarette, radio, and clock are located behind the left side flip out storage compartment ...

...the only hint in this one is that the amplifier control sound if radio has ilumination then the amplifier could be the cause. All this fuses are located by the lower left side of the steering

corolla te 2005 model The radio and lighter are on the same cig lighter fuse located in the fuse box at the left lower dash, it may be under a plastic cover, the fuse locations are marked on the cover

...lighter circuit is protected by the "CIG" fuse in the Instrument Panel Junction Box behind the left side of the dash at the lower finish panel. It is a 15 Amp fuse. The clock circuit is protected by ...

...cig lighter, etc keeps blowing out. I've never had any problems with the electrical since I bought it new. Pls help. Some thing in onr of those components is shorting and /or drawing to much current. ...

...fuses keep blowing and wont shift Hello, Thank you for your response. I have inspected the visible areas for chafed wires and not seeing any issues. Could you give me a little info about the shift ...

...fuses in the glove compartment. It is difficult to know when one will blow. Also, you should learn borrow a fuse from a less critical circuit. For example, it is possible to do without power for the ...

fuses with a flashlight and see if any of the links are broken. If there are any blown you'll see and you should replace the ones blown. That should tell you which one is connected to the CIG lighter.