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Trickle charging - confusion over where to connect to

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Jan 9th, 2024, 15:25	#1
MrM83 Member Last Online: Yesterday 07:18 Join Date: Sep 2021 Location: St Albans	Trickle charging - confusion over where to connect to Due to one issue or another I am wondering if I should try regularly trickle charging my T8. Ive read reference on this forum on numerous occasions to not trickle charging the battery on the left hand side of the boot directly, and instead connecting to the terminal points under the bonnet. Ive struggled to find any Volvo reference that supports this notion, on the contrary, the below link talks about the battery in the boot and in the same breath mentions trickle charging with no mention of needing to connect under the bonnet. Before I buy a CTEK lead to attach direct to the battery in the boot, can anyone inform me where the "must be trickle charged by connecting to bonnet terminals" message comes from? https://www.volvocars.com/uk/support...a801515b6d74b8 Thanks

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