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25-04-2021, 09:17 PM
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Hey, got a friend with a WT Fiesta and his battery has been draining on multiple occassions.
Before I get the multimeter out and fangle around with probing I'm just wondering if the 12V socket is always-on as standard on these cars? He has one of those FM bluetooth transmitters and when he came back to his car parked after many hours it was still powered on. I think that could be the culprit but is it standard that 12V is always-on or is this something I'll have to de-modify? Thanks
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26-04-2021, 09:28 AM
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From what I can see in the wiring diagrams the answer is no (the diagrams are in our Tech Portal). You can pull Fuse 13 (20A) as that powers the socket.
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08-07-2021, 06:38 AM
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Update on this - my WT 12v is also always "on". If I plug a USB adapter in it lights up. I assumed this was factory.
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WT Fiesta 12V socket
Linear Mode
