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Lindab



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Enclosed are the pics. I snipped the wiring on the comfort connector before the fuse as it wanted to use the fuse & eyelets. Then connected in a length of cable & fed it down to the front valance & connected to comfort connector. Its a bit of a fiddle getting the cable down but relatively easy. If you look at the front valance, there are a couple of supports so feed cable behind them as it holds the cable in place . Allow extra cable length so you can pull the connector out for connecting to ctek. When tucked away, I can see the status light flashing, but don't read too much into these lights as it often flashes red when the battery is fine

Post #588878 Sat Oct 19 2019 9:57am
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maci234



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thanks very much for that

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Lindab



Member Since: 20 Nov 2017
Location: Dundee
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Push down hard on the hose clips when tightening to get a good contact on the eyelets. I used a screwdriver. I added some solder between eyelet & hose clip on the neg terminal but it was not necessary. Bit of overkill. Anything else just ask. Thumbs Up
Just remembered for ease of feeding cable remove small panel to left of radiator

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