Freelander 1 Leisure battery

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TSR2

TSR2

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After my recent travels I'm keen to fit a leisure battery to my car for obvious reasons, but mainly to light the rear space, charge devices and ideally run some form of heating - just to keep the cabin moderately warm overnight.

I know very little about car electrics so I'd be keen to understand the complexities of installing a battery which might live under the drivers seat; what level of skill is required and does anyone have a better idea.

Thanks in advance.
 
You'll struggle to get a battery of decent capacity under the driver's seat. You'll be better off fitting a couple of small batteries in the rear panels, behind the rear side trims. That's where I thought about fitting some batteries, for additional power storage. However now I'm building a Lipo portable power pack, so it's not needed now.
 
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