Has anyone used this on a Dodge Charger 12'?
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Not me but if your car is low I would not recommend it. If you look for my comment I strongly urged against buying this retractable license plate. Mine failed on the freeway, dragged my bumper and caused $3000 worth of damage to my car plus my car was in the shop for three weeks!
2059782
I did not put it on a "charger" because i dont trust the one i have. I just let it sit and build a charge overnight then tightened it up and let the alternator charge on my commute. Not the right way to do it but it worked and registered correctly on the multimete .
1902389
It should, this was bought for my best friend and she has a Dodge charger as well. Thanks!
393820
I have never done it, I would research this first if I were you, these chargers can cause fires. Just be sure it is ok before trying it.
951888
Hey Pete! I did a center mount on my c6. It's got plenty of slack in the wires, so that's not a problem. I would have to say though, make sure you mount it tight underneath to the top, mine is already smashed, I pulled too close to a parking spot curb block, so the mechanics on my device are broken. Good luck!
1440606
Width doesn't matter as much as length does...the Finnex light will work fine for 12" width.
2047069
Probably not, and still have enough height to lift the vehicle off the ground. I have a Dodge Charger, and the first few inches of lift are used up in suspension travel before the tire even starts to leave the ground. Then when I have the tire a couple of inches off the ground, most of the height of the jack is used up. You may have to use a 2x4 under the jack for added lift.
631979
Yes, that should be more than adequate. No more than 50 feet, you could probably get by with a 16 gauge extension cord, so the 12 gauge will insure even less voltage drop, especially considering the charger will, at most, only be putting out 1.5 amps.
1134386
It fits my charger pretty well. It all depends on the pick up though. Is it a massive dodge 3500 or a majestic 1500-2500. Basically it'll fit most regular pick up and add a little bit of extra freedom and America to it too.
1241489
The charger works great for me on a standard 12 volt automobile battery. The car doesn't get a lot of use and I use the charger to keep the battery topped off.
722721
I'm not sure but I put it on a Dodge Charger and it fit good -your car is smaller so you will have to adjust -thanks hope that helps
2281161
I am looking at it, and I think you could mount it the other way if you wanted to. It does not interfere with my regular charger (the one you plug into the computer or the power), however, I did have to file down the plastic on my car charger a little bit in order to get that to fit. It was a charger I bought from AT&T;, by the way, so it would be the standard one.
2201887
I have a 2010 Dodge Charger R / T and it did very well, it will look at the parking brake pedal if it is the same size as the Challenger and yes it will be fine.
2253975
When you order the EASYlift be sure to give all the data they ask for about your make/model/ etc. This is NOT a "one size fits all product". My Dodge is a dually with a large hole in the middle of the tailgate for the three light bar wiring. I had to drill a separate hole on my installation.
654715
Yes, no problems using with a 12 Vdc system. Remember to check the packaging for the small, clear plastic hose adapter if you inlet and outlets are different sixes.
1195545
Yes, I use it for my dodge charger which is kinda low and I'm able to get underneath my car with the jack fully lifted.
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No. This wire is sized to handle the load from the charger. I haven't checked but I doubt it is of a large enough gauge to handle the full load from your trolling motor. I do not think it would be safe / electrically responsible to do what you want to do. Find a calculator or forum online to determine what gauge wire you need to handle the load you want to pull over the distance you want to pull it and buy the right size cable by the foot. It's no fun when your boat catches on fire. Trust me I have seen it happen.