

| Subject: | Re: Aux Battery in GL-Sure Power Instructions Needed |
| From: | mark drillock |
| Date: | Fri, 9 Apr 2010 17:16:55 -0700 |
The SurePower 1314/1315 just needs a cable to it from each battery positive post. I like #8 wire. There is room for the 1315 down inside the driver side battery box before the aux battery goes in. If you use a Group 48 instead you get a little more juice and a little more room to work with. The 1315 gets screwed down to the body and it needs a short small ground wire from a terminal on it to the body so I use one of the mounting screws for that ground. If you run one wire with a fuse from the aux bat to the main fuse/relay panel it is simple to use it to power the interior lights, radio, and cig socket. No stock wires need to be cut or changed. Unplug fuse #3 and plug the end of the new wire into the lower hole where that fuse came from. That is it. Put a .250" male spade on the new wire so it will plug in. Mark Michael Sullivan wrote: > Can someone point me to a link on how to install the sure Power 1315 with an > Interstate group 41 battery under the driver's seat in my GL? Picked up the > battery at Sam's for 65.00 plus 12.00 core. I would like to have an outlet > installed in the back of driver's seat. I also have a 400W inverter if that > would be easier. I can't seem to find a link that is complete on the Samba, > but i don't go there often. Specifically need to know what wiring to order > when I order the 1315 from ASE. I will also want to switch my audio to the > aux battery. Will also be adding exterir lights to tie into aux at a later > date. TIA Happy Frydaye!! > Michael in San Antonio > 91GL Weekender AT 2.1L 'Gringo' > 73 Beetle >
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