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Porsche trickle charger Question

PaulH
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Hi all can someone help me i have purchased a porsche Charge-o-mat trickle charger and it connects via the cigarette lighter socket and keeps the battery at optimum charge levels

My question is can i use the power socket/cigarette socket in the boot/trunck or does it have to be the cigerette lighter socket in the front ???

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On my UK spec 2003 S, I use either socket in the boot - they remain constant live even if the ignition has been of for hours / days (I say this because newer Ford sockets are timed to switch off about an hour after ignition off). Also, I think running the charger wire through the boot shut is also a less convoluted route than running through one of the passenger door shuts.

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