🔥 TOYOTA Genuine Cigar Lighter Assembly (85500-12240): High-Quality & Reliable Choice Review

Fits my 1984 Toyota 2WD Pickup, my model was super basic and had no factory options. I had to design a custom solution to hold the fork in place myself, which I expected.

There is nothing wrong with this product. I personally installed one, sadly found that my problem wasn't just that part, but my truck's wiring was shorting out a fuse every time I tried to use it. Although the product is great!

This is not a direct replacement for the 2006 Highlander it was purchased for. Pulled out the old one and they looked similar, although the non-metallic part that goes around the hot part of the lighter when switched on was missing on the new one, which wasn't a huge problem, although it was an issue when used as a lighter. really easier. The problem was that it didn't stay in the ring that holds this part to the dashboard. I never put it in the car as it was easy to slide in and out of the…

This is a working OEM lighter! You will need this if you want a working socket for your 90's Toyota. Based on my experience I don't think you will come across a general purpose or generic lighter that can work with these sockets no matter what you do. I've tried two or three but to no avail. Put this in place and it worked like a charm. He seems to be having a hard time staying calm, I think something is broken in his torso. I do not care. I'm getting rid of the car for now, but it was worth…

works. However, I noticed that my old Toyota wobbles a bit. And when the lighter gets hot enough, it flies out of the lighter assembly and throws itself into the ground like it's too springy. Spring. I bought it to use energy e.g. B. a portable tire pump and charging things. I don't even use a lighter, but that's a good indicator that it's working. I am fully satisfied that I received the complete assembly including the lighter at a reasonable price.

(Fixed) Some recommend removing all floor panels for installation. Lots of plastic sheets and screws on my '94 Toyota truck. Depending on your car or truck model, you can try the following instead: 1) Locate and remove the cigarette lighter fuse. 2) Remove the ashtray. 3) Loosen the 2 Phillips head screws on the ashtray guide and pull the guide out, do not pull down. 4) There is a small hole. Shine in and you will see the end of the lighter's electrical clip. push away. Remember the location of