Where is fuse for cigar lighter on jag xk8 which size and location. I have the fusebox under the hood. i need the diagram

No , can't be the relay , by looking at a wiring diagram the power outlet has different supply voltage . Fuse 1 25 amp is for power outlet an cigar lighter use's fuse # 2 25 amp. Free wiring diagrams here http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb/ Enter vehicle info. year , make , model an engine size. Under system click on interior & driver amenity, then under subsystem click on cigar lighter . Click the search button , then the blue link. Looking at the diagram you will see they have different fuse's. Something up stream from there is blown . Need to look at electrical distribution diagrams. Go back to system an click on electrical distribution then under subsystem click on power distribution . Click the search button then the blue link. Scroll down to the # 6 diagram . You will see fuse # 4 50 amp location is under hood fuse box . Check that fuse .

I've not seen the diagram listed but on google images there are various pictures of the fuse box with the cigar lighter clearly shown and giving the location as passenger side engine compartment.

Refer to the owners manual fuse diagram page for the "under seat fuse panel". The "cigar" lighter as is referred to in the Rover manual will share the circuit with a couple other items so its easy to overlook when scanning the diagram. Locate this fuse and if blown replace. If you do not find this fuse to be nlown replace it anyway and move to the under hood fuse/relay panel between the battery and radiator overflow tank. you will see a group of four "MaxiFuses". These look like the fuse you just examined on steroids. Same shape but five times the size. Locate the maxi with the "30" (30 amp) printed on top. With engine off, pull this fuse and you will clearly see any failure thru the side. Replace if necessary. I would need additional info in order to troubleshoot additional possibilities. Feel free to repost and Ill be happy to help. Good Luck!

These diagrams are contained in the owners manual, you can access that at the Jaguar owners site free of charge in pdf file format. Click this LINK

On the 2002 GA the cigarette lighter is mini-fuse # 34. This is also referred to as the "accessory power outlets".It's a yellow twenty amp fuse located in the underhood fuse box. Open the box, find the fuse, remove it and replace it.In the fuse box under the hood, marked AUX PWR/CIGAR..... Its 20 amps. --------- If you need the fuse location diagram and cigarette lighter wiring diagram ,then click the link below:--- http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/10/where-is-cigarette-lighter-fuse-located_10.html ------------ This should help.Thanks.Helpmech.

It could possibly be a blown fuse, just find the fuse access panel under the dash,on the inside of panel should be a diagram that will help you locate the cigar lighter.If blown replace. If it is not blown, you may need to replace cigar lighter.

In the Interior Passenger Fuse Box check position 27, 15AMP for Cigar Lighter

Also can find other details in the Ford-Contour-Owners-Manual

Hope helps (remmeber comment and rated this).

the backup lights and cigar lighter are located in under hood fuse box on drivers side of vehicle. both are mini fuses.the fuses have a number diagram to find them. backup lights are #42 and cigar lighter is #34

Hi there
If it was the front dash mounted lighter socket you used, the correct fuse is the 15A CIG & RADIO fuse (at the end of the second row) of the dash fusebox. If replacing the fuse hasn't fixed it, you may need to look closer at the wiring from the fusebox as it's likely the wiring has gone open circuit.
Take the fuse out and check for voltage at the terminals in the fusebox with the ingition key turned to the ACC position. One terminal or the other will have 12V on it. If no voltage on either you have a fusebox to ignition key wiring problem. Check for voltage on the ACC pin of the ignition switch, with the key turned to the ACC position. That's pin 3, a blue wire, of the 8 pin ignition switch connector. If still no volatge the switch is likely faulty. the voltage into the switch must be there as it also feeds the ECU and IGN systems, so the car wouldn't run at all if it wasn't.

There is another possibility. If you have an alarm system, immobilizer or turbo timer (assuming the GTT model) these devices could be interrupting the power lines and be the culprit devices.

I assume it wasn't the rear hatch area lighter socket you used, because the fuse for that doesn't power the radio or clock. The fuse for that socket is the 15A ACCESSORY fuse in the passenger side footwell fuse panel.

According to the Haynes repair manual: "There is no fuse and relay box inside the passenger compartment.  However, there are a number of fuses, relays and circuit breakers in various locations under the dash.  The heated mirror circuits and the circuit for the lower instrument panel power outlet (in the floor console) are fused with self-resetting fuses that are only serviceable by an authorized dealer."  However, in the fusebox under the hood (a.k.a Integrated Power Module) there is a fuse RDO/IP IGN which is the fuse for the radio.  Check this fuse.  Both the radio and the Cigar Lighter are fused through the IPM.