Battery Tender

[Garrett Custom]

I figured I could use the remote leads under the hood. Just wanted to get a consensus before I did that. Here is a crazy question though, if your battery is conpletly dead how do the window slide down to allow you open the door! You know the quarter of an inch the window moves. A friend had a 911 Carrera it had a post under the drivers door you hooked up a jumper box that would allow the window to slide down to open the door. Unless I'm blind I don't see that under ours. Any inputs?

Thanks for the conformation on where to hook up the tender.

[JamesZL1]

Man..I keep hearing all you guys who have to store your cars for months and not drive them...Glad thats not me....

[ZMEnow]

Originally Posted by Garrett Custom

I figured I could use the remote leads under the hood. Just wanted to get a consensus before I did that. Here is a crazy question though, if your battery is conpletly dead how do the window slide down to allow you open the door! You know the quarter of an inch the window moves. A friend had a 911 Carrera it had a post under the drivers door you hooked up a jumper box that would allow the window to slide down to open the door. Unless I'm blind I don't see that under ours. Any inputs?

Thanks for the conformation on where to hook up the tender.

Again opinons very but if you read about batteries the Plates don't like sitting with out charges if you want maximum life out of them. I pull the drain plug and plug my Ctek with the positive pulled and the Ctek has a quick disconnect that you can connect under the back of the car. Also has a battery status indicator flashing lite on the disconnect so I can move the charger to the John Deere and then to the RV batteries as the indicator requires. I leave the trunk slightly open with the cover on. I don't have the option of the front post because I have a CAI from CAI and that gets in the way. Besides this way forces me to check the battery level as last year the water was all the way down to the cells when I put it away..