Car Accessory Socket In Boot

[TonyB]

Hi All....

Has Anybody tried to have an accessory socket (ciggy lighter socket) Fitted into the boot, must admit I was surprised there isn't one in the boot. Any idea how to go about this, or is it something Lexus can Install?

(Want to power a small chilling unit recently purchased)

Rgds, Tony.

[Shigo]

Lots of "experts" here.

[TigerFish]

Lots of "experts" here.

Love it when someone comes on with a smart ar*e comment and doesn't answer it either.

[djanderso]

Lots of "experts" here.

You've managed to come to that conclusion in just 2 weeks? ;)

[djanderso]

I wouldn't have thought it would be that difficult to do... assuming you can find a route back to the engine.

[dave1]

Hi All....

Has Anybody tried to have an accessory socket (ciggy lighter socket) Fitted into the boot, must admit I was surprised there isn't one in the boot. Any idea how to go about this, or is it something Lexus can Install?

(Want to power a small chilling unit recently purchased)

Rgds, Tony.

On my Mk 1 there was a rear lighter socket which I used to power a portable chiller. When it was in the boot I ran the feed from that. Not sure if you have rear socket but you could probably run using front socket as power source if not. I am sure though that any competent local auto electric business could wire something very cheaply and inexpensively.

[TonyB]

Wow....Posted this topic in July..........suddenly loadsa replies....thanks anyway.....all sorted now.....just run extention from centre armrest

[sprinter2012]

Lots of "experts" here.

Also lots of people who feel the need to leave sarcastic comments on 6 month old posts too by the look of it...

[dave1]

Wow....Posted this topic in July..........suddenly loadsa replies....thanks anyway.....all sorted now.....just run extention from centre armrest

Sorry! Missed it in July as on holiday and didn't notice. Glad you sorted it though.......looks as if you have done what I did.