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599 trunk panel

Discussion in '612/599' started by ferrarista550, Aug 15, 2015.

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  1. ferrarista550

    ferrarista550 Karting

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    Mike Dwyer
    #1 ferrarista550, Aug 15, 2015
    Just for chuckles (I didn't have much to do that day) I took out the lining of the trunk on all 3 sides . . . There isn't any way to connect a battery charger, the first owner didn't get the "connector" option. (It's amazing that it's an OPTION) there was a connector for a Ferrari trickle charger. I got a heavy duty 2-wire connector, pulled out the battery & installed it.
    There is a large "box" in front of the trunk, looks like a metal suitcase, that has got to be the controls for the F1 shifter.
     
  2. Piper

    Piper Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 Piper, Aug 15, 2015
    Well, get a wrench, open it and tell us what's inside! :D
     
  3. Luigient

    Luigient Rookie

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    Lloyd
    #3 Luigient, Aug 15, 2015
    I could be wrong, but I think it houses the fuel vapor filter / antivaporation device.
     
  4. trygve11

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    #4 trygve11, Aug 15, 2015
    Isn't that the fuel tank?!
     
  5. glabbe

    glabbe Karting

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    #5 glabbe, Aug 15, 2015
    I took the right side trunk lining out to recharge the battery in my 599. I was surprised to see a good sized circuit board attached to the positive battery cable.
     
  6. trygve11

    trygve11 Formula Junior
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    #6 trygve11, Aug 16, 2015
    Yes, that is called the battery module. It houses some very large fuse links and makes the primary distribution of power to the top 4 or 5 areas of the car.
     

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