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Bobajob Member Since: 26 Jan 2014 Location: Wickford Posts: 9 |
I'm also a bit ocd about leaving the tailgate open any longer than I need to. Family seems to take an age in changing walking boots and stuff. However, there is a timer that turns off all boot lights after about 20mins without shutting the boot. Open again and the 20 mins cycle restarts. You could of course fit LED lamps which consume negligible current. From rest opening the tailgate does "wake" the sleeping beauty where the screen comes on and small cabin fans whirl a while and no doubt various computer modules spring to life .. but again all shut down after 20mins ish whilst the boot remains open.
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28th Jun 2023 2:17pm |
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EOD Steve Member Since: 13 Feb 2023 Location: Lincoln Posts: 221 |
All noted thanks buddy..... 4.4 TDV8 Sumatra Black + Ivory Leather |
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28th Jun 2023 2:26pm |
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V8 Bob Member Since: 15 Mar 2018 Location: Cumbria Posts: 361 |
You could also turn off the interior lights if not needed. On the L322 you hold in the switch on the front interior light. I would guess L405 is similar. 2012 tdv8 Westminster arrived Jan 19 gone Dec 23
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28th Jun 2023 5:06pm |
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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35328 |
it is ... - .- -.
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28th Jun 2023 6:43pm |
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fisha Member Since: 25 Sep 2009 Location: Scotland Posts: 1367 |
It’ll be fine … no different from opening a door and leaving it. The car wakes up each time you open the door as well, so if you know you’l be in an out loads, may be easier just leaving it open once.
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29th Jun 2023 9:57pm |
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Siftah Member Since: 11 Jun 2018 Location: Barcelona Posts: 347 |
I pretty much leave the boot open all the time whilst we're camping, as we sort of "live out of the back" of the car and use the tailgate as a table etc.
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1st Jul 2023 1:45pm |
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