Make sure the wires are connected to the cigar lighter. If they are, is there any power to them? If not, check the fuse. If there is power and it still won't work, then the lighter itself may be burned out. Try a different lighter in your socket to see if it works, or buy a replacement lighter/socket assembly and install it.
locate the blown fuse and change it
The fuse for the cigarette lighter on a Ford Fiesta is located in the main fuse panel under the dash. It is positioned beside the hood release and is labelled for easy identification.
next to cigar lighter
there should be a small storage pocket to the right of the steering wheel pull this from underneath and the fusebox is there turn the piece you removed round and there shoudl be a fuse removal tool and a diagram marking the fuses on my fiesta its the second one in from the left at the bottom it was a blue 15amp fuse
Fuse for that partricluar circuit has blown. Replace fuse to fix.
check the fuse
open the glove box fully and the fuse box is located behind there there will be a diagram on the back of the glove box to enable you to find the right fuse. to gain access when the glovebox is open push the two sides in this will release the glovebox fully
Hi, what you need to do is first of all buy a cigarette lighter from a car store (just get one of those universal ones) or go to a scarp yard and get one from there, then all you have to do is wire it straight up to your battery! run the cables behind the dash then under your bonet. make sure you secure all the cables so the dont get caught up or melt and short on you engine! If your going to do it that way rather than to wire it into the loom be sure to put an inline fuse in or you'll probalby end up melting the wire!!!
Ford recommends changing it at 150000 miles or 10 years. However, this is wait too much. It is usually recommended by users and mechanics to change it at 75000 miles. A broken belt means a new engine.
Locate a good used seat from your local used auto parts business.
IF the cam belt had gone while you was driving or started while broken then yes is would
Most likely, a broken pressure plate.
it is possible i have seen it done before a lot people tend to put a 1.7 puma engine in a fiesta because it is lighter and faster it has variable cam timing a company that do this conversion and the best to ask are pumabuild cheack there website