Do you have to remove the silicon at the end of the cigarette connection or does it go in like that into the car?
1253459
Well I just simply plugged it in no problem. I didn't have to remove anything.
1253460
Keep that attached--it gives you a better and more steady hold when in the lighter. :-)
1711020
Yes, you can connect it inside your car (actually thats what i did) and yes you can connect it on the cigarrette lighter, just recommmend you that if you ate going to do it like that go to an specialized person because you'll need some welding
59474
No. This device requires a hole 1 1/2" in diameter. "Standard" cigarette OEM holes are in the 7/8" to 1" range.
1682483
Yes, It works very well. The new cars call them power ports but you could put a cigarette lighter in them. Car manufactures don't put cigarette lighters in them any more claiming that hardly anyone smokes in a car anymore. However I believe that they do it to save money buy not supplying the lighter cartridge.
976653
It came with a long 12v cigaret lighter cable for me. I put this cable on the top passenger side windshield, going down along the door, and cross under car mat. It's long enough for my car.
1350243
It plugs into the cigarette lighter socket. I bought it for my daughter and she likes it. works good.
702219
Greetings. Yes, this product will fit into the cigarette lighter. Thank you.
523334
Connect it to a switched circuit like your radio feed. The cig outlet is switched in European cars and some Asian models too, but generally not switched in US manufacturer's models.
1023545
You don't want to plug it into the cigarette outlet, it draws too much power for that and you'll blow fuses or fry the wiring. You'll want to hook it up directly to the battery.
56048
You have many choices. The one that goes to the cigarette lighter uses a usb / ipod cable. Aditional to that, you hace the direct aux cable and a usb cable, in case your car has an ipod reading system, you should connect both of them.
1885669
It is the cord from the cigarette lighter that follows wherever you place it. I highly recommend not purchasing this unless you are going to put it in a cube box. It does not work.
1656143
There is a nut that, when you tighten it, a sleeve moves down and flares out the metal contacts. You can see the nut in the picture. I didnt realize that was its purpose. Why do europeans need bigger cigarette lighters? Are they lighting 5 cigs at once? Not knowing how much bigger a european cars lighter is, i can't say if it expands enough. I had to tighten the nut a little to keep it in place in my ford and my dodge. Even tightened up, it still walks itself out once in a while.
431208
You use the car adapter that came with the product. Plug the small end into the massager then remove the cigarette lighter from it's charger, and plug the other end of the adapter into the cigarette lighter charger.
238579
It doesn't sit 100% flush. If you look at the picture, you'll see a bump (pimple) on either side. That stops the charger from going any further in, and it gives you just enough to pull it out.
465855
No. It's not necessary to remove it. The ignition resistor wire (or actual resistor in some older cars) reduces the voltage to the points while running through the "on" position to increase their life. No more points and that resistance isn't necessary, but this unit works great without you having to make that change.
191398
Yes, it's used the cigarette lighter along with your car radio. So you won't need anything else.
238580
It fits pretty flush and tight. In my Kia Soul, I could not remove it with my fingers, and I had to remove it with a pair of pliers. In my Scion xD, I was able to remove it with my fingers without any issues.I think that this is best left in the socket semi-permanently. It may be a pain if you plan on putting it in and removing it ad-hoc.