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I don't understand??? If the tailgate light is off, how in the world does the battery drain from the tent?Leaving the tailgate open for an extended amount of
time will drain the battery.
I don't understand??? If the tailgate light is off, how in the world does the battery drain from the tent?Leaving the tailgate open for an extended amount of
time will drain the battery.
Is it always on as standard, or is it something you have to set?One reason that I have the back power socket always on
Many thanks, I think I'll definitely be doing that...Here are the directions.
BasicElement - can you tell me more about the Solar powered trickle charger? That keeps the battery topped off while doing this?I just talked with American Honda's Customer Relations and they agree it is a CYA for those that leave the light on.
Kinda what I figured. I've camped multiple times with the tailgate open and the light off with no problems.
One reason that I have the back power socket always on is because I plug in a small solar panel while camping to keep a trickle charge on the battery. They are available on eBay.
Yup. Did that.Both front and rear dome lights have an off switch.
I must have one heckuva a battery -- my hatch & tailgate are open all day long when we camp, which we do a lot.Yup. Did that.
Honda says that just the fact that the door is open is enough to run down the battery. If this is so, it sucks.
Yup. Did that.
Honda says that just the fact that the door is open is enough to run down the battery. If this is so, it sucks.