Using Porsche trickle charger sans smoking package?
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Is the a auxiliary lighter to plug it in?
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Yes. Passanger footwell. And under arm rest.
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Thanks. I always found it easier just to plug it in.
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Thanks. I always found it easier just to plug it in.
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I do that on some of my cars. Found the interior lighter on Porsches can get loose after extended use with a trickle charger. Also prefer to have my windows completely shut when stored. It's all individual preference. The key is to keep these batteries well charged for longevity. Cheers mate!
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It was on my 2013, but others disagree saying that it makes no difference. Regardless, you should alway lock the car as it turns off all the systems and saves the battery.