Good Day Respected Members.

I am from South Africa and i am new to your forum.

My question relates to my 2014 Jaguar XF 2.0 Petrol.
I would like to know if it is possible to connect a battery cut off switch to my XF? The car will stand for a period of 2/3 months at a time and i do not have power access to connect a trickle charger at its current parked location.

Any advise will be appreciated.

Regards,

Ash

 

Wrong forum, you want XF 250. Anyway, does it have two batteries with one for stop/start? And what are you hoping to do? Where would you put the switch? Flip the switch and have enough power to start the car? And if the battery goes completely dead anyway then what? Might be easier/better to disconnect the battery at the - terminal but make sure you have a way to get into the trunk without power..... like release a rear seat back so you can pull the trunk emergency release. Just thinking out loud.