Do all mk7 have an auxiliary battery?

[ake]

Sorry Ake bare with me, So If I want to add another battery to my Mk7 (Only one batt now) to use as aux when engine is off I will have to add a disconnect relay??

Yes, but you can buy the bits and use the proper Ford setup, details here viewtopic.php?f=18&t=89599

[Honey monster]

Thanks bud. Topic bookmarked for near future help, But dont think I wont be posting up stupid questions as well when the time comes.

[Surfunitone]

Success.... 2 batteries under the seat!!!!!

[ake]

:D Thanks bud. Topic bookmarked for near future help, But dont think I wont be posting up stupid questions as well when the time comes.

Nae problem

Success.... 2 batteries under the seat!!!!!

Result connect your additional loads to the connection points on the rear of the seat pedestal.

[Mc Nasty]

i dunno mate to be honest.Suppose the way to check without getting cold is here.....


http://www.etis.ford.com/vehicleRegSele ... B.fcvas510

What's it listed as on etis?

[Surfunitone]

i dunno mate to be honest.Suppose the way to check without getting cold is here.....


http://www.etis.ford.com/vehicleRegSele ... B.fcvas510

What's it listed as on etis?

Etis states " Extra Heavy Duty Battery"

[Mc Nasty]

i dunno mate to be honest.Suppose the way to check without getting cold is here.....


http://www.etis.ford.com/vehicleRegSele ... B.fcvas510

What's it listed as on etis?

Etis states " Extra Heavy Duty Battery"

Thanks, got that on etis, but no loud click... Will investigate.

[ake]

What's it listed as on etis?

Etis states " Extra Heavy Duty Battery"

Thanks, got that on etis, but no loud click... Will investigate.

If yours is rear wheel drive it will have two batteries

[Mc Nasty]

If yours is rear wheel drive it will have two batteries

[/quote]

Thanks, what is the best way to fit a supply for the rear? I have an invertor, just want charging points, led lights, and a socket or two. I won't be using it all the time.
Just wanted to know where to take my feed from and what parts I'd need, thanks.

[ake]

If yours is rear wheel drive it will have two batteries

Thanks, what is the best way to fit a supply for the rear? I have an invertor, just want charging points, led lights, and a socket or two. I won't be using it all the time.
Just wanted to know where to take my feed from and what parts I'd need, thanks.[/quote]
You connect your additional loads to the connection points, via an inline on the rear of the seat box. You need a ring end on the cable, and m5 nuts to fasten them on.