Have you thought about installing a power outlet (cigar lighter socket) just inside the rear hatch, using the proper gauge wire and a fuse of course, so that the extension wouldn't even be necessary? It might prove to be handy for other things, too. Mike
karen d wrote: > I'm not very good with understanding amps....my air compressor which I use > through cigerette lighter doesn't reach back tires well. I got a 10 foot > extension to put in lighter outlet but can't use since it's only 8 amps and > my air compressor says it needs 10 amps. > > Then decided to get euro plug so I could convert silver socket to cigerette > lighter but this part only comes in 8 amps, thus I would again have a > problem using my air compressor. > > Is there a work around to this or perhaps I am misinformed about amps.... > |
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