15187371 Retainer by General Motors: A Durable Solution for Automotive Maintenance Review

Perfect fit. When installing, install the cigarette lighter socket first, and then install it. "DO NOT INSTALL INTO A LIGHTER SOCKET FIRST"

I buy OEM products so there are no fitment, fit or quality questions. I bought this to replace one of the outlet covers in my Hummer H3. Fits and works great.

My 2004 Suburban originally came with a removable cover which (of course) was quickly lost. When I replaced the outlet, I also bought one to cover the port. I really liked that I bought a second one to replace the cigarette lighter as it is used as a power outlet in my car.

I bought this to replace the cigarette lighter socket. It is very difficult to remove the old one if you decide to do it. This has nothing to do with this point, but I thought I'd prepare you for it. I think it melted from the heat of the lighter. I also bought the socket part number 25774623 for my car. Anyway, now I have a 12 volt source for charging and playing electronic devices. Dear Revvan.

This worked great to fix one of the cigarette lighter sockets that fell out of the dash on my 2007 Chevrolet Express. Pay attention to the installation sequence: - Disconnect the socket - Remove the old defective part from the socket by pushing it back (you have to undo 2 tabs in the socket, which can be difficult) - Place this new part in the dashboard while holding the cable taut - Connect the cable to the socket - Insert the socket into the dashboard until it clicks (it's keyed so it only…