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Is there someway to obtain constant power to the rear power outlet?.
I was able to do this in my WK2 Grand by moving a relay or fuse I can't remember which, it was very handy for keeping the fridge running when the engine was not running.
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If your wanting to run the fridge off it I would be rewiring it with a heavier cable, stock wiring is rarely heavy enough for the high power drain of a fridge.
If in doubt go and see a auto elec.
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Ditto. However I was looking at this last night. The socket is rated for 13amps, has a 20 amp fuse which from memory is number 91 in the fuse box under the bonnet (labelled D pillar power socket). Right above that fuse is an empty socket that you move that fuse into to switch to permanent power. The info is also in the user manual with pictures - found it last night!

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Ditto. However I was looking at this last night. The socket is rated for 13amps, has a 20 amp fuse which from memory is number 91 in the fuse box under the bonnet (labelled D pillar power socket). Right above that fuse is an empty socket that you move that fuse into to switch to permanent power. The info is also in the user manual with pictures - found it last night!

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