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Hi Guys, on my 2000 S my cigarette socket is switched, in other words it goes off when turning the ignition off. Has anyone else had this problem? From what I can read, it should be on all the time. I want to use to plug my charger into. Think the only way is to hard wire it?
Your socket should not be switched (turned on or off by the ignition); if it is, someone rewired it. The OEM "always on" configuration was specifically so you can plug in a maintainer....................
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