Garmin nuvi 1450 GPS Receiver "car bad cord" Questions

car charger it just cyles on and off wiht only the "Garmin" boot up screen coming on. The problem is most likely one of two things. 1 - bad battery 2 -bad charger plug. I suggest you try the home wall

...cord has gone bad (and they do go bad), or your not plugged into the lighter/charging port in your vehicle completely. Lastly, the charging cord for a Garmin GPS has a fuse in it, at the head that ...

...car/truck, but the GPS won't, your charger has a bad cable (or a blown fuse; in rare cases, some cords have fuses built in). That's the most common problem. If your GPS lights up and won't come on, ...

...car power cord it might be defective. Try connecting it to your computer with a USB cable and see if it turns on. If this does not work your GPS might have a bad connection or something is wrong ...

car power cord. If it still does not turn on your GPS may have a bad connection or something is wrong internally. You can try resetting it but take note that this will clear all your saved data in the

...bad connectiom for me to connect this GPS to the charger, especially when I pluh it into my car, whenever I like travel to places. For me to give it a good connection, I wrappy charger cable around ...

...car with the cord in place. 1. Make sure that the charger outlet is supplying +12VDC. Try another device by plugging it into the outlet and seeing if it powers on. 2. Make sure that the fuse in the ...

...car charger. If you dont have the USB cable for your computer you probably can get one at Bestbuy or Ebay. If after you charge it from your computer (and remember your computer has to be on while its ...

...bad and I need a new one. Thanks. found female jack on the 755 mount where the car charger pluges into the GPS was not securely soldered onto ckt bd so after multiple times pulg in or unpluging the ...

car cable. If the receptacle on the gps is bad you would need to return it to Garmin for warranty or out of warranty repair. But try this first: Carefully look at both connections with a magnify glass