Dot23RS

+1

pitt911

how to access the battery on our cars, couldn't find any instruction to remove that plastic cover with the scoops
or is there any other location
my car does not have cig lighter

skxf430

you should have a cig lighter in the passenger footwell.

pitt911

thanks for quick reply
I found it ,
I researched the topic and it seems there is no definite consensus on where to connect tender ... directly to battery or through 12 v
on my previous GT cars ... I had cig lighter and it worked fine on GT3 and GT3RS, but it did not work on my 981 Spyder Battery tender kept shutting off
so this is why I was considering direct connection to battery
will keep an eye on it

skxf430

I use a Deltran battery tender and added a quick disconnect directly to the battery. Works well for me.

Jamie140

Dalema

JlewGt3

Which model number did you end up purchasing seems like there’s a whole lot

flyjets

Take a look at this one.

Ian

rhk118

Another Ctek - MXS 5.0 working a charm through cigarette lighter adapter, I believe this is the "newest" version available having done a lot of research, but honestly seems they all work.

WP0

I got the CTEK MXS 5.0 also, but it looks like the CTEK 7002 has the advantage of being able to use outdoors and for cold weather, as well as having a supply function, which can power the electronics if the battery is removed. Anyone know of any other advantages of the 7002 over the MXS 5.0?

Bruce911_

CTEK MXS 5.0 here too. Works perfectly in the cigarette lighter.

Scottykenneth

Sames but I plug mine in the socket on passenger side under dash. That should be fine too.

josephvman

I’ve tried them all and at points in time have had a half dozen motorcycles and a couple of cars on tenders, and the best by a wide margin are Deltran Battery Tenders. CTek makes the chargers for the Ferraris I sell and their failure rate is ridiculously bad. YMMV.

italiafan

Does it come with the adapter for the socket in footwell or do you have to buy that separately?
Thanks!