Where is the fuse for the cigarette lighter in the 1999 buick regal?

Probably a 15 to 20 amps..If you use the cigarette lighter does it also blow the fuse ,you may have a short in the circuit..It should be able to handle the GPS..Dont increase the fuse size,you can cause bigger problems

It should be a very high value fuse, somewhere above 20 amps, but all fuses shoud be indicated on the cover of the fuse box, if not spelled out, then at least by a pictogram. Otherwise just check through the fuses one by one and look for the blown one - the should be a fuse remover tool in the fuse box.

under your driver side knee panel

i would think a fuse is the culprit behind that check t your fuses and relays for the headlights... it may also be a short in the wiring as far the headlights go.. or quiet possibly the lights have blown

Instrument Panel Fuse/Relay Box Instrument panel fuse/relay box

Behind right I/P end cap cover.

Without the fuse in it, use a polarity checker to check contact made from each end (end where fuse is and center of female lighter receptacle...THEN IF there is no current flowing, the entire unit is defective..replace from a wrecking yard...easy to do...

From 2000 Buick Regal - Owners Manual, check the position CIGAR LTR,
DATA LINK for Cigarette Lighter, Auxiliary / Power Connection (Power Drop), Data Link on the Instrument Panel Fuse Block.

Check page 304 and next for other details.

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Chances are the cigarette lighter fuse is also protecting another circuit, visually check each fuse, or check with your local parts store and see if they have a manual with the fuse. Also the lighter itself could be bad. Your local library may also have a manual shopwing which fuse it is. mcdevito75

open the passenger door fuse box located there.

Ussually phone chargers are the #1 culprit.