I believe the boot outlet only comes standard if you choose the high load electrical preparation option. If you did, then there is supposed to be one so take back to your agent. If you didn’t then I doubt there is wiring back there, although shouldn’t be too hard to run it. Someone here has removed those panels and posted, I think either Jean Mercier or Rovie, possibly DPCUHi, I just realized that I do not have a 12V power outlet in the boot. There is just a hole with a plastic cap and a sticker (something with 3xx W). Anybody already installed a socket? Is it prewired and just the socket is missing? If I have to lay a cable, any advice how to remove the side panels?
Any advice welcome
Also standard in the Belstaff versions
I guess its better to have a missing outlet than to open up the hood and finding they forgot something bigHi, I just realized that I do not have a 12V power outlet in the boot. There is just a hole with a plastic cap and a sticker (something with 3xx W). Anybody already installed a socket? Is it prewired and just the socket is missing? If I have to lay a cable, any advice how to remove the side panels?
Any advice welcome
Indeed, its while ago since I configured my Grenadier. My original thought may be that more than 200 € for a 12 V socket is a kind of overpriced. And there is no use for the USB sockets, because there are no rear passengers in a 2 seater.
You made a good decision.Indeed, its while ago since I configured my Grenadier. My original thought may be that more than 200 € for a 12 V socket is a kind of overpriced. And there is no use for the USB sockets, because there are no rear passengers in a 2 seater.
Now at least I can place the socket wherever I I want and dimension the wattage/fuse/cable as required
Same for me in my two seaterYou made a good decision.
However I will say that I use one of the USB at the rear of the cubby in my 2-seater. I run a cable through the gap between the passenger seat and the cubby box, to my phone which I keep on the little shelf below the central switch panel. I think this is neater than running a cable from inside the cubby box.
Does it work with Android Auto? Or is it just for charging?
I use wireless Apple. I think the rear USBs are only for charging.
Yes, you can find it here
Thanks a lot. Its a pity this usful information is hidden in a mega-monster thread.
In fact you should scroll higher in this post to the explanation of @rovie, he explains how to remove it.Thanks a lot. Its a pity this usful information is hidden in a mega-monster thread.
Great Idea!
That should work but unless you have a second battery you will be running your fridge off the main battery through that socket.
It is wired to run off the second battery.
I suppose the tools look like this:
