2006 Lexus IS 350FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Cigarette Lighter Assembly: Components: Installation

  1. INSTALL CIGARETTE LIGHTER ASSEMBLY 
    1. Install the cigarette lighter socket.
      Fig 1: Installing Cigarette Lighter Socket
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    2. Install the cigarette lighter retainer.
      Fig 2: Installing Cigarette Lighter Retainer
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    3. Turn the cigarette lighter nut in the direction indicated by the arrow to install it.
      4. Fig 3: Turning Cigarette Lighter Nut
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    4. Engage the clip.
    NOTE: For installation of the items listed in steps  2 thru  9, refer to appropriate steps under INSTALLATION under INSTRUMENT PANEL SAFETY PAD in INSTRUMENT PANELS article  .
  2. INSTALL FRONT ASH RECEPTACLE SUB-ASSEMBLY (See Step 44 In  INSTALLATION  ) 
  3. INSTALL FRONT CONSOLE PANEL SUB-ASSEMBLY (for Manual Transmission) (See Step 45 in  INSTALLATION  ) 
  4. INSTALL REAR CONSOLE PANEL SUB-ASSEMBLY (for Manual Transmission) (See Step 46 in  INSTALLATION  ) 
  5. INSTALL CONSOLE PANEL SUB-ASSEMBLY (for Automatic Transmission) (See Step 47 in  INSTALLATION  ) 
  6. INSTALL UPPER NO. 2 CONSOLE PANEL GARNISH (for Automatic Transmission) (See Step 48 in  INSTALLATION  ) 
  7. INSTALL UPPER NO. 1 CONSOLE PANEL GARNISH (for Automatic Transmission) (See Step 49 in  INSTALLATION  ) 
  8. INSTALL SHIFT LEVER KNOB SUB-ASSEMBLY (for Manual Transmission) 
  9. INSTALL SHIFT LEVER KNOB SUB-ASSEMBLY (for Automatic Transmission) 
    Fig 4: Engaging Clip
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  • • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
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