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Old 08-07-2005, 08:10 AM   #1
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OK. so i have a dime in my lighter socket and everytime i try to grab it it sparks.. i was wondering if there is a way to get it out without discnnecting the battery, and yes i know it isnt that hard to disconnect but i am at my computer right now and im bored and i REALLY really dont want to have to go out and put forth so much effort into getting this dime out..and i do know that its not THAT much effort but im just really really lazy.....so any help would be great, thanks, lazy dude in san deigo (now i continue to try and hit this damn monkey)
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use 2 wooden sticks.... like lolly pop ones or maybe toothpicks. pencils perhaps?

just an idea.....
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yeah, i tried that but for some reason it still sparks.....maybe i should just not be so lazy...
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big tweezers with insulating tape wrapped round... or some gum stuck to a stick.. then pull it out realy quick !
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gum sounds good idea actually
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a drop of crazy glue on the end of a pencil eraser. gently press till it sets then yank that sucka out!
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pull the fuse for the lighter socket, then use a vacuum.
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Flip your car upside down and shake it til the dime drops out.
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OK. so i have a dime in my lighter socket and everytime i try to grab it it sparks.. i was wondering if there is a way to get it out without discnnecting the battery, and yes i know it isnt that hard to disconnect but i am at my computer right now and im bored and i REALLY really dont want to have to go out and put forth so much effort into getting this dime out..and i do know that its not THAT much effort but im just really really lazy.....so any help would be great, thanks, lazy dude in san deigo (now i continue to try and hit this damn monkey)

If you take out the ash-tray there is 2 screws i think. Take those out and that whole unit there,ash-tray and cigarerette lighter unit comes free. Simply disconnect the wire that plugs into it or turn upside down. Or like someone else said just use a vaccum on it,no need to pull any fuses.
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Do you know any jews?

(j/k, I'm actually jewish so I can make that joke)
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Do you know any jews?

(j/k, I'm actually jewish so I can make that joke)

I'd say that is a stupid comment and does not belong here no matter what your race is.
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if you don't pull the fuse, you could blow it. then you'd have to replace it, then go to the auto store, and get a replacement backup.

seriously, it'll take less time than pulling the lighter tray out. then you can just pry it out with whatever since there's no power going through it.
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I'd say that is a stupid comment and does not belong here no matter what your race is.
Made me gasp and then laugh a second later once I got the joke. Kinda liked some humor...
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