Battery Maintainer - winter storage
#1
Instructor
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Battery Maintainer - winter storage
when hooking up the battery maintainer, does one leave the trunk "open" or close it on the wire?
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
#2
Race Director
You're fine either way. If you're going to cover the car, I'd just leave the trunk lid lowered but not latched. The trunk and dash lights will turn off in 10 minutes.
#3
Burning Brakes
when hooking up the battery maintainer, does one leave the trunk "open" or close it on the wire?
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
#4
when hooking up the battery maintainer, does one leave the trunk "open" or close it on the wire?
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
I just set up mine .. opting to keep the charger outside the trunk and closing the trunk on the wire that goes from the charger to the cigarette lighter... but I'm concerned about damaging the wire.
#5
Safety Car
If you push the wire up towards the top of the car the gap seems a little wider, just behind the side window.
Lower toward the rear it pinches the wire, higher it seems not to do it as much.
Lower toward the rear it pinches the wire, higher it seems not to do it as much.
#6
Instructor
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Thanks to all for the advice .. very helpful. next I plan to put steel wool in the tail pipes and scented dryer sheets in the engine compartment and in the cabin in order to discourage mice.
#7
Pro
#8
Instructor
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