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if he wants it so that he can plug in mobile devices he could consider a USB socket. I have fitted a double USB socket under the dash near the existing lighter socket. http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/179357/1
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Make sure you wire the polarity of the socket correct.
Well John you can probably guess that we thought a two pin plug was easy but after a couple of blown fuses, I took the plug off and discovered the + and - signs!
All is well now. Thanks to everyone for their replies. Have a good weekend everyone.
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