Charger doesn't seem to fit easily into car outlet don't want to force it. have 2005 Pilot & 2012 Elantra no go in either. Any tips?
637331
Tight fit but I works. Try getting a new charger if you feel uncomfortable with the one you have
637332
It fits in both of my autos it sticks out pretty far but it works. I do notice sometimes it needs to be pushed back in because any little tug on the wire and it pulls out.
637333
I have a 2004 Saab 9-3. I wouldn't fit in either 12V outlet, so I sadly had to return it.
637334
That happened to me with a different charger, and I tried in a different outlet, because my car have two, and it fit better Hope that help
1860428
Unplug charger, then plug it back in and try to charge it now....don't know why, but that seems to work for me....certainly no the way it should be.
1608750
The plug fits extremely tight. You must force it in. It is becoming easier to put in and out with usage
1192252
The plug will go to a certain point and hit resistance. It should snap on in with a little extra force. If you're sure it's all the way in, replace it.
2183083
Charger should fit. I have a Belkin of ~ same size and have no difficulty with it.
1617198
I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE AND HAVE A SOLUTION!! Put the nose of the batter in at a DOWNWARDS ANGLE. catching just the front hooks to secure in place. Charger then recognizes it. the problem is the connectors are two short for the battery. if you put the battery in at a angle, works perfectly fine.
1276524
I have never had an issue - just plug it in and charge. The only thing I can think is under the seat where the connectors are maybe they aren't connected right? Sorry I can't be of more help.
1516368
You can get an adapter which has wall plug on one side and car adapter on the other. Search for car charger ac adapter. Good luck.
1313909
Make sure you have the plug pushed all the way into the phone. Its longer than the charger plug but will fit flush against the phone when connected properly
1449907
Which end of the charger are you speaking? If you are speaking about the small end, try fitting it into the square black piece which connects to the round end of the suction cup.
2148920
Simply get in the habit of parking it on the charger. After all, it has to be someplace. Good luck!
1800620
Have the terminal checked where the charger plugs in. It may be getting or is loose in the laptop. You can sometimes tell if this is a problem by wigling the charger end slowly when it is in the laptop.
1975171
one more point. The central station needed just a simple swap with the same exact plug configuration. However the simple chargers don't have a plug at all, hence I needed to cut the wires and solder the new ones (5V wires) into the prior ones. Not a big deal but extra required step per each independent charger.
2280394
Short answer - sort of! My "old" model is a One XL. I tried it in the holder. It does not fit in, very sloppy. However; you can maneuver the charger plug up thru the slot in the holder, plug in the One XL, and it actually seems to then sit there in a decent manner. I shook the holder, simulating road conditions and it did stay put. For the low cost of the holder, I'd give it a go. Willie
81963
YeS...well no, but I use a 12V inverted for a car plug and the original charger... and somehow make them stay in good enough to charge...ubcan figure that out
747109
Sounds a little like what happen to ours, but a charger never came with the car, like it was supposed to. So don't know fully if it is the same problem.
540704
The cable might be loose inside the panels. Remove licence plate and cover. Need a special tool to remove latch. Hard to find. Made one myself. Its a ?shape with top pointing straight insted of down. Hope this helps