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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:10 pm
mahnikkahan mahnikkahan is offline
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Default Where can I find a list of cars that have continuous power in the lighter socket, even...
...when ignition is off? Honda, BMW, etc.
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:18 pm
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Every vehicle I have ever owned has full time power in the lighter socket
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:28 pm
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that your criteria for buying a car? My 99 S10 and wifes 05 BaHa have it.
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:34 pm
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Why don't you just rewire the power socket? To a Battery hot wire with a fuse.
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:36 pm
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Wouldn't it be cheaper to go and have this feature installed rather than buying a whole car just for the feature?
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:40 pm
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Every car does.
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:44 pm
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Seriously, buy whatever car you like and then have them change it to make the lighter socket hot all the time. The cost of doing that would be less than $50 if you find the right person.
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Old 17 Aug 2007, 05:46 pm
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Most every car made before the year 2000 has continuous power in the lighter. Then they changed it due to it being a potential fore hazard.
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