Fuse for cigarette lighter in bunk?

About 1:55 you'll see it. I put the video so you can familiarize yourself with all the panels.

Cigarette lighters use to use a 30 amp fuse because they were exclusively for a cigarette lighter. Newer trucks are using 10 amp fuses because of wire lengths and these outlets are being used for other things like electronics. So look for a 10 amp fuse if not a 30 amp. There should be a diagram on the cover.

[video=youtube_share;wNjyk_wIE8U]http://youtu.be/wNjyk_wIE8U[/video]

 

I'm guessing you have more than one in the bunk? Are they all inoperable? If it's just the one, it probably isn't a fuse. You can remove the panel, unplug the cord from the back of the 12v outlet, and use a test light to see if you have current to there. If that's the case, then you have to replace the outlet itself.

 

Did you look at the bunk panel inside the passenger bunk door like the video says?

 

Those might be on a separate fuse from the other two, then. Start off simple.. take a test light.. if you don't have a diagram for the fuse panel, just go through the fuses with a test light, and make sure you have power at both metal tabs on top of the fuses. If those all check out, then you'd go and check to see if it's the electrode itself.