Jack for battery tender in GT3RS
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Jack for battery tender in GT3RS
I'm sure I'm missing something very obvious but I see no cig lighter jack in the passenger footwell and there is longer one in the center console. Porsche also gave me the wrong manual so can't look it up. Any owners charging and have figured this out? Would prefer to avoid the pigtail method under the frunk.
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I'm sure I'm missing something very obvious but I see no cig lighter jack in the passenger footwell and there is longer one in the center console. Porsche also gave me the wrong manual so can't look it up. Any owners charging and have figured this out? Would prefer to avoid the pigtail method under the frunk.
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MaxLTV (01-01-2024)
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I'm sure I'm missing something very obvious but I see no cig lighter jack in the passenger footwell and there is longer one in the center console. Porsche also gave me the wrong manual so can't look it up. Any owners charging and have figured this out? Would prefer to avoid the pigtail method under the frunk.
I was going to buy a new charger and directly connect to the battery when my car was stored for a couple of weeks.
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this the 12V charger I'm using for my 992 TurboS and my 992 GT3 RS
#6
I plug that same charger into the footwell outlet with the ignition off (within a few minutes of turning off), shut the door and it has worked 100% of the time and never goes off, I don’t lock my doors.
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I had too many issues with the footwell outlet and eventually ended up doing a direct connection to the battery. I have a small pigtail that comes through the plastic cover in the frunk and plug the CTek charger directly in to that. You have to pop the frunk to plug it in, but it’s not any more work than opening the passenger door and plugging in to the 12V outlet. If you plan to keep the car for a while, don’t hesitate to do it.
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I had too many issues with the footwell outlet and eventually ended up doing a direct connection to the battery. I have a small pigtail that comes through the plastic cover in the frunk and plug the CTek charger directly in to that. You have to pop the frunk to plug it in, but it’s not any more work than opening the passenger door and plugging in to the 12V outlet. If you plan to keep the car for a while, don’t hesitate to do it.
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It just never charged consistently or would stop charging over extended periods. I do agree with you, and I used the footwell to charge for every car I had through my 991.2 GT3 RS. I had zero problems until my 992 GT3. SA said it has to do with the lithium ion batteries being finicky. I won’t pretend to know the difference, but I do know that the direct connection works flawlessly!