Thread: Dual Batteries

side by side under the passenger seat, lengthways. It's a bit tight, but works well.

My 110 has a battery tray welded into the rear left hand wheel arch.

I didnt do the work myself as it was like that when I bought it, but I like it there. I might actually get around to re-wiring it at some point as well....

Originally Posted by Marshall

side by side under the passenger seat, lengthways. It's a bit tight, but works well.

Same here.

Tool box bolted to front left corner of tub. Easy to get to for my air compressor clips.

Originally Posted by Marshall

side by side under the passenger seat, lengthways. It's a bit tight, but works well.

Do you have any pics of that i could use to set mine up.

Did you have to make up a special bracket to make this work?

Cheers

Dan

Originally Posted by Pilbara130

Do you have any pics of that i could use to set mine up.

I think, if you do a search, you'll find pix. I'm sure I posted mine up a few years back.

Originally Posted by Pilbara130

Do you have any pics of that i could use to set mine up.

Did you have to make up a special bracket to make this work?

Cheers

Dan

Would like to see a couple of pics

the first photo is when I first got the car, I had to decipher the million and one accessories, hence the wiring...
The original tray was removed and you can see the two battery trays bolted in place as far forward as possible. You can see the AC electrics are at the back of the battery box.

Second photos batteries in place.

Be aware of the terminal heights of the batteries before you buy...