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As I am using my P-car less frequently, I was wondering about attaching the porsche battery to a trickle charger that my friend has for his motorcycle (which he stores in my garage). Any thoughts or things I should look out for?
I also agree. Costs about 50 bucks from rennlist sponsors. One thing though...the wires are very fragile. they become brittle and crack easily after repeated winding and unwinding...and don't think because they are thin you can close the door or window on the wires without damaging them..(duh)
I got one free with both my 99 Boxter tip and my 02ttX50. If you bought your car from a dealer, why not just ask him for one? By the way, I have not had a problem running the wire under the door and fully closing it. AS
[quote]Originally posted by bucket hat loren:
<strong>Thanks, guys. I bought the charg-o-mat from my local dealer. It was $80 and he through in some porsche plastic window sauce.</strong><hr></blockquote>
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