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   Re: problem with Nuvi car power cord
| Gene E. Bloch | 07-20-2010 |
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"If everything seems to be going well,
you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
Just Google the part or go to the Garmin site and look up the part. You will
get many hits on Google.
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>> Recently my nuvi car power car charger started losing contacts at the
>> plug
>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>> as
>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>> order another cord?
>> TIA,
>> MR
>> plug
>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>> as
>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>> order another cord?
>> TIA,
>> MR
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> "If everything seems to be going well,
> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
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> "If everything seems to be going well,
> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>
You didn't post the model or if you have a straight power cord. If you have
a power cord that has the traffic or other receiver in it you should call
Garmin to try and get it replaced.
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>> Recently my nuvi car power car charger started losing contacts at the
>> plug
>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>> as
>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>> order another cord?
>> TIA,
>> MR
>> plug
>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>> as
>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>> order another cord?
>> TIA,
>> MR
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> "If everything seems to be going well,
> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>
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> "If everything seems to be going well,
> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>
ps56k reposted the original post, because it was inserted into a completely
unrelated thread. I strongly doubt that the OP - who calls himself MR -
knows about this new thread.
If you want to reply to him or inform him of this thread, click on the
reference in ps56k's post to go to MR's original post.
On Tue, 20 Jul 2010 13:08:06 -0400, TheDuck wrote:
> You didn't post the model or if you have a straight power cord. If you have
> a power cord that has the traffic or other receiver in it you should call
> Garmin to try and get it replaced.
>
> a power cord that has the traffic or other receiver in it you should call
> Garmin to try and get it replaced.
>
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>>> Recently my nuvi car power car charger started losing contacts at the
>>> plug
>>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>>> as
>>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>>> order another cord?
>>> TIA,
>>> MR
>>> plug
>>> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so
>>> as
>>> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
>>> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
>>> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
>>> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
>>> order another cord?
>>> TIA,
>>> MR
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>> "If everything seems to be going well,
>> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>>
>> ----------------------------------
>> "If everything seems to be going well,
>> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>>
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Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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> in the back of the nuvi. I used some pliers and compressed the plug so as
> to cause the contacts inside to mate better. It is working so far, but I
> depend on this gps heavily and have never had this problem from any of my
> Garmins in the past. I disconnect it when leaving the car and guess it
> has worn some. Has anyone ever run into this before? Also, anyone ever
> order another cord?
> TIA,
> MR