Installation Time
(approx) 10 Minutes
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Cigarette Lighter Element (64-96 Corvette C4)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-102684-1
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Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Measures 7/8 Inch Long
- Does Not Have Casco Stamp
- Features LKG Marking
- Fits 64-96 Corvette C4
Description
Essential Replacement Part. The Cigarette Lighter Element is designed to restore functionality to the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket. This component heats up to light cigarettes by completing the circuit when engaged. Proper operation ensures convenience and maintains the originality of the vehicle’s interior features.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted from durable conductive materials, this element is finished with a clean metal surface and marked with "LKG" for identification. Its compact 7/8 inch length allows for a precise fit, ensuring reliable electrical contact and consistent heating performance.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and typically requires no modifications or drilling. The element simply replaces the worn or defective existing part within the cigarette lighter assembly.
Application. This short cigarette lighter element fits 1964 through 1996 Corvette C4 models, designed to meet original equipment specifications for these years.
CA Residents: 
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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- (1) Cigarette Lighter Element
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