DIY: 7AT Aux Power Outlet Relocate

Thanks I added two more photos of the underside of the shifter ring when everything is secured. Originally Posted by JARblue Is that a cigarette lighter or just the plug?

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DIY: 7AT Aux Power Outlet Relocate

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01-21-2013, 01:33 AM

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I added two more photos of the underside of the shifter ring when everything is secured.

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Originally Posted by JARblue

Is that a cigarette lighter or just the plug? I think I would try to find some way to use the blank button that you removed as a cap for the plug. Obviously, you'd have to be able to remove the plug but maybe shave it down a bit so it does not protrude as much.

It's just the oem plug that was used when the outlet was under the glove box. Using the blank button as a cap would definitely require some modification since it looks like this:

Only way I can think of is cutting off the circular part and joining it with the oem plug somehow.

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