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23 Jan 2008, 03:13 pm
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'99 Honda Accord Power Outlet
I need to replace the 12V power outlet in my '99 Accord as it is completely corroded (must have spilled some liquid into there or something). Anyway I bought a generic cigarette lighter replacement with a threaded post on the end. Before I start trying to pry out the old one I was wondering if you have to gain access behind and unscrew it. It looks like it will be a major project if I have to get back there as there appears to be no screws or exposed pins anywhere around it.
    
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