12V power outlet
#1
12V power outlet
Need some help.
12V power outlet in passenger footwell not working.
Please tell me how to remove the carpeted piece that holds it in.
2005 997.1 coupe.
Thanks
12V power outlet in passenger footwell not working.
Please tell me how to remove the carpeted piece that holds it in.
2005 997.1 coupe.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by territory145
Need some help.
12V power outlet in passenger footwell not working.
Please tell me how to remove the carpeted piece that holds it in.
2005 997.1 coupe.
Thanks
12V power outlet in passenger footwell not working.
Please tell me how to remove the carpeted piece that holds it in.
2005 997.1 coupe.
Thanks
Don't know how to remove that carpeted piece.
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#3
As for the carpeted piece, it's held in by one T-25 Torx screw pretty close to the center of it, you can feel it if you run your fingers over the area.
#5
+4 on fuses
fuse box is on drivers side outer footwell vertical wall... open door there is folded paper guide sheet... read it carefully...
i believe footwell circuit is 15 amp fuse is second row, right hand edge iirc.
there should be extra fuses in there if the car is stock and not bothered with fuses blown previously...otherwise they are readily available at local car parts store
DO NOT put in higher fuse values than specified replacing a blown fuse
fuse box is on drivers side outer footwell vertical wall... open door there is folded paper guide sheet... read it carefully...
i believe footwell circuit is 15 amp fuse is second row, right hand edge iirc.
there should be extra fuses in there if the car is stock and not bothered with fuses blown previously...otherwise they are readily available at local car parts store
DO NOT put in higher fuse values than specified replacing a blown fuse
#7
Yup, look for the screw in the hole. Panel is easy removal.
This pic from my 06S
be careful replacing,back of plug can short out if touching metal.
https://flic.kr/p/5qN9vQ
This pic from my 06S
be careful replacing,back of plug can short out if touching metal.
https://flic.kr/p/5qN9vQ
Last edited by larrytrk; 06-12-2016 at 04:21 PM.
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#8
12V
Thanks everyone,
I was able to remove the carpeted section with a Torx 25 to inspect plug and then changed out a 7.5 fuse in "A" row # F8 and its working.
This forum rocks.
I was able to remove the carpeted section with a Torx 25 to inspect plug and then changed out a 7.5 fuse in "A" row # F8 and its working.
This forum rocks.
#9
I'm just happy I was able to contribute. I'm still very new, but I had just pulled those panels the week prior. Glad to be of help, and I agree, this forum is great.