Toyota Landcruiser Cigarette Lighter Socket Electrical Access Trim Removal by VOGMAN

Toyota Landcruiser 2003-2009 120 Series Prado LC3 LC4 LC5: Access to the cigarette lighter socket electrics / dashboard trim removal. This is a quick video I shot whilst removing the trim in my Landy to do some electrical work. I thought it might be helpful to anyone out there wanting to do the same. Removing trim can be scary so hopefully this vid will make thinks easier.

[@JA-yi8bs]

Great video mate, regardless of the angle quality. Just what I was looking for!

[@vogman]

Thanks : )

[@mereelizabethreneeripason7230]

Thanking you soooo much. Very helpful for people like myself that don't know much about cars ;)

[@vogman]

No problem : D

[@TomHofmann]

Do you happen to know how you get out the panel that has the 120W cigarette lighter socket? I am trying to check the wires behind as I have no power in the socket.

[@alexv90]

really appreciate it...! simple , clean right to the point...! thanks brother....!

[@vogman]

No worries!

[@davepickering997]

Is the cigarette lighter supply permanent or is it switched by relay/ignition/acc switch? I need to run a permanent (Fused 3A), an ACC position (Switched, fused (1A)) and ground for a satellite telephone docking station. I prefer to make simple wiring in the cabin rather than under the bonnet. I will too, be documenting, videoing, photographing so my technicians can make use.

[@nas_kabir]

The video is not bad at all. it is really helpful for beginners like me!!! thanks for sharing..Cheers

[@vogman]

+Naskabir Vengassery Many thanks. I like to make things nice and simple - that's the only way I can understand them ; )

[@kingbikerb7837]

can we have a video of installing the USB ports

[@vogman]

+King Biker B Hi King. Thanks for your question. These USB ports are actually part of my Pioneer head unit fit. You can see that video here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWemgKepjd-tr6c Pioneer seem to expect you to live with two cables permanently hanging down from the rear of the unit which I think is mad, so I made a simple connection block from bits of plastic and some car body filler... this is in the video ; ) I hope this is of some use to you. All the best. Geoff

[@fakeathlete6707]

Don't worry about the quality - it was right to the point and helped me out - cheers!

[@big_bad1]

Thanks buddy that's brilliant I thought I would have to dismantle the dash for the same thing cheers

[@vogman]

No problem 👍

[@houssamsabbagh95]

it is very useful and good explanation thanks it was very helpful

[@vogman]

Many thanks : )

[@benjanson7484]

Tar legend

[@vogman]

No worries : )

[@benjanson7484]

About to retrofit a single din size uhf in there and use the ciggy lighter power as the uhf power source as I don’t fancy paying $490 for an outback roof console