Ok. That makes sense.
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Did you check the fuses in the dc connectors of the power cords themselves?
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Sounds like you need a test light or voltmeter and check / trace power source for 12 volts -- ie lift the console and put one lead on each of the two power wires connecting to the socket. It could be a bad connection or the socket itself.
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It's still under warranty so I'd have the dealer look at it next time you have it in. I've never used mine but I'm thinking more about getting a USB charger soon and I should see if the plug actually works :rolleyes5:
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You probably can get get away without completely removing the console.
I removed all the screws in all the cup holders and popped it up and tilted it just enough to get at the socket terminals.
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Hi All, I just got a 2007 Mini S, and I seem to have the same issue as AXO. So if AXO fixed this, let me know what ended up the issue, or did you go to Dealer? Thxs.
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Same deal with my 07 MCS. Fuses all checked ok. I hardwired a RD into the wires just below the plug for the CIG, and that is working fine, so there is juice going to the socket. I suspect the socket itself is bad. My mechanic mentioned that he sees a number of socket failures and recommended I replace the socket. Bought a new one at MOO for a bit over $8 and need a free moment to install the thing.
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Just installed the new socket. It's an easy job (20 minutes) and I now get power once again.
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I know I'm reviving a long dormant post but is it normal for the plugs to only be powered with the key on or engine running? Is there a way to swap it to make it powered all the time?
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