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YOUR RESEARCHHopping over the fence.... with a quick question
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Use battery connected plug peviously and was unsure
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Thanks Sundeep - have been using the battery connected plug peviously and was unsure.
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Hi all - I've been on 911UK for a while now, however, have only really been paying attention to 964 posts... I have a 964 C2, however, next weekend should be the owner of a lovely Arctic Silver + Metropole blue leather 996 C4S Tip!
I cannot wait... however, I have to because it being fitted with some new Michelin boots, brakes and a 48k Service before I pick it up.
The question I have is related to the cigarette lighter. I've got a CTEK 3600 battery conditioner and need to know if the lighter socket is switched or not as won't work if the ignition needs to be on to operate the lighter...
Anyone advise? :?:
Looking forward to contributing and hopefully getting on some track days in it in the near future.
Cheers
I have a 2004 targa and I believe the cig lighter is permanently live.
Specifically I have plugged in a phone charger lead which has an LED light in it, then locked the car on the remote, left it overnight and gone back to the car in the morning. LED was still glowing green. I didn't actually leave a phone connected, but I assume the LED would go out pretty quick if the voltage was not present.
MMMMMMMHHHRRR.... yes.... has already started falling out!
There's some pretty beardy dialogue on this part of the forum though... although perhaps its just designer stubble and not yet manifested itself in total beardyness!
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