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Bronco center console 12v

Saguaro_theBB
Aug 23, 2026

Rank I

Today at 3:32 pm

The 12v car plug outlet in my center console stopped working, I checked the fuse and it’s not blown. Anyone know of a fix?

KFG

Today at 3:55 pm

#1
a couple questions…
1) engine running or not?
2) indicator light at outlet… status?

The outlets are limited to 400 watts. They may trip themselves and not blow a fuse, resetting after a time without load.

Also, power to outlets remain on after vehicle shuts off, but only for awhile. The truck will cut power to preserve battery…

Hope this gives some places to look.
Riding OB1, 23 4- door Outer Banks, SAS, MOD, MIC, Lux, Ordered 10/20/22, delivered 1/13/23
Bronco STEVE

Rank I

Today at 6:47 pm

#2
Bluestreak57
a couple questions…
1) engine running or not?
2) indicator light at outlet… status?

The outlets are limited to 400 watts. They may trip themselves and not blow a fuse, resetting after a time without load.

Also, power to outlets remain on after vehicle shuts off, but only for awhile. The truck will cut power to preserve battery…

Hope this gives some places to look.

The engine running. I don’t see an indicator light so I’m not sure of the status. All I know is when I plug in the dc charger in the outlet it doesn’t work and I’ve tried multiple chargers

Rank I

Today at 7:14 pm

#3
Bluestreak57
a couple questions…
1) engine running or not?
2) indicator light at outlet… status?

The outlets are limited to 400 watts. They may trip themselves and not blow a fuse, resetting after a time without load.

Also, power to outlets remain on after vehicle shuts off, but only for awhile. The truck will cut power to preserve battery…

Hope this gives some places to look.

found the problem it was the grey connector that needed to be unplugged and plugged back in. The grey connector at the top became loose

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