> > Why not fix it? it's just two wires back there. One's gotten disconnected. Trace it and wire nut it together. It wouldn't be all that hard and then you wouldn't have to eat batteries.
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> You're trying to kill me aren't you? Electrical work is *not* my forte. If I start messing and mucking about with wires and things, I'm bound to get the shock of my life. No, thank you, I'll leave that stuff to the electricians.
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> Gri"electrophobe"shny

nawwwwwwwww. that's a myth. That's a maximum of 12 volt, 15 amp charge coming out of the cig. lighter wires. Plus it's direct current. you could stand in a puddle of water, lick your fingers, and hold the ends of the wires and you'd barely feel a thing. Maybe a little tingling. If that.

Plus you can always remove the cig. lighter fuse and then there won't be any power going to it ;)