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For 1990-2009 cars only

Cigar Lighter

Voltage is applied at all times to the cigar lighter through the CIGAR LTR DATA LINK fuse in the IP Fuse Block and the cigar lighter feed circuit. The cigar lighter has a heating element. Pushing the cigar lighter all of the way into the mounting completes the circuit to ground through the cigar lighter ground and heats the cigar lighter heating element. When the element is sufficiently heated, the cigar lighter is released from the mounting through thermal expansion of the mounting and the circuit is opened.

Accessory Power Receptacle (2 DOOR Only)

An accessory power receptacle is provided adjacent to the cigar lighter to power customer owned and maintained equpment. Voltage is applied at all times to the accessory power receptacle through the CIGAR LTR DATA LINK fuse in the IP Fuse Block and the accessory power feed circuit. A ground circuit is also provided as a portion of this same outlet.

Power Drop Connector

An power drop connector is also provided for the installation of various types of accessories that require a more permanent type of connection. The connector, located under the right hand side of the IP, contains two B+ circuits -- one supplied from the CIGAR LTR DATA LINK and the POWER DROP fuse in the IP Fuse Block. A ground circuit is provided through ground G 200. A serial data communications circuit is also provided for equipment that requires the capability to communicate with control modules on the vehicle.

Voltage is applied at all times through the CIGAR LTR DATA LINK fuse in the IP Fuse Block.

Voltage is supplied when the ignition switch is in ACCY or RUN to the power drop connector through the POWER DROP fuse in the IP Fuse Block.

Ground is also supplied to the accessory power drop connector.