12v power socket (siggy lighter)

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    mgemie
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    check out the banter

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    quote:Originally posted by Big Col

    quote:Yep, every year seemingly, but, not all pre Oct 02 mota's had the siggy lighter, i was merely highlighting the fact that i had one :I:clown:
    HA HAAAAH! See! It is spelt "Siggy"!!!!! :approve::clown:

    <scowls> sassn frassn! It's so out of order mods abusing their powers!

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    <sniggers> I'm sure i don't know what you mean

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    I HAVEN'T GOT ONE !!



    Just a grommet where there should be one, right enough.....
    (And not even a Wallace to go with it.....)

    Well, you live and learn! :)

  5. #25
    mgemie
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    It would appear that my original post has caused a lot of people to realise the horror that they dont have the boot 12v socket... complaint to bmw?!

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    The best way is to buy the socket from BMW it comes in 3 or 4 parts (cant remember) and in total costs around five quid:)

    Its easy to install but the Cooper s and deisels are even esier as the battery is at the back.

    I had it in my last cooper,but this one did not so I fitted it so I could plug in my fridge

  7. #27
    3GGG
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    My cooper has the boot 12V socket OK, but I note that it is switched via the ignition key, so the fridge would not cool when the car is parked. (However that would stop it running down the battery I guess). I use that socket for my tyre air pump mainly.

  8. #28
    mgemie
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    I may just buy the parts and wire the socket in myself...anyone got a wiring diagram?

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    quote:Originally posted by mgemie

    I may just buy the parts and wire the socket in myself...anyone got a wiring diagram?

    yes:)

    Socket-----------fuse---------------battery

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    or you could do it the way i did it.

    socket--relay----ign/battery:)

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