Cigarette lighter socket and lights out in center console including lights for center console transmission shifter.

use a test light and check the fuses in the panel with the key on as some are only powered up with the key on.

Check the ACC fuse under the Hood, there may also be a secondary fuse under the dash in the fuse panel (look at the diagram for that fuse).

it can also be one of the wires slipped out from behind the lighter, Remove the lighter to verify this.. the ACC fuse controls all accessories like the Stereo and such. so if the stereo is working and the fuse's are good changes are its a broken wire or one that became loose. PS check the wires with the IGNITION ON FOR POWER. if there is power replace the lighter unit.

sometimes they separate those because one is a higher amp circuit (power outlet) versus a cigarette lighter, so check your fuses

Sometimes the lighter has a small built in fuse. Get a test light and check the center pin of the socket, it it does not have power, take the socket out and check the wire, it the wire has power, the fuse is bad. Sometimes you have to buy the whole socket to get the fuse, but I done know about your particular socket on a Jaguar.

Check cigarette lighter fuse first,
If it is ok,
Use a test light,ground the clip end and remove the lighter,and probe the lighter socket with the test light.probe the center brass contact and see if the test light lights.If it does replace the lighter button.Be careful not to touch the center brass contact with the sides of the lighter socket.This Will blow a fuse!

Hello, hope this info helps...(subytech1)...Cigarette Lighter In Center Console, Removing And Installing (Vehicles Up To 10.04)

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required

• Torque wrench V.A.G 1783

1-Cigarette lighter

• Removal:
• Remove center console.
• Turn center console - 4 - around.
• Remove two bolts - 3 - on cigarette lighter - 1 -.
• Disconnect harness connector - 2 -.
• Remove cigarette lighter - 1 - from recess - 5 -.
• Installing: Installation is reverse of removal.

2-Connector3-Screws, (2x)

• Tightening torque 2 Nm

4-Center console5-Cut-out

start with a test light and check for power at the center of the cigarette lighter socket. If power is good, then check for ground at side of lighter socket.
If no power, run wire from power wire of lighter to power wire of stereo, thus tapping the power directly and bothering to trace out where the open int he circuit may be.

Yah, usually about 4 clips I believe, near the corners. Tried a quick pull eh? If you don't want to go through all of that, by a 12vdc test light if you don't have one already, and very carefully & steady (don't touch side & bottom at same time, you'll pop the fuse) touch probe at dead center of the socket, with other end attached to good ground, it will light up if power there. Or, take fuse out for lighter, and use a screwdriver or something to scrape & clean the contact at bottom center of the socket, and then replace fuse, & try socket to see if it's working.Sometimes it's just a dirty contact.