• Turn the ignition key to position 0.

• Detach the rubber strip in the cargo compartment opening.

Illustration A

Remove:

• the three clips in the top edge of the side panel

• the three plastic nuts in the lower edge of the side panel

• the connector to the cargo compartment lighting.

Illustration B

• Twist out the rear edge of the panel so that the marking for the hole is accessible.

• Carefully drill up the hole for the power outlet in the lower, rear corner of the panel. The placement of the hole is marked.

• Pre-drill first using Ø3 mm (1/8") a bit.

• The drill out the hole using a Ø27 mm (1 1/16") diameter hole saw.

• File out the hole with a round and square file.

• Remove any swarf.

• Take the electrical socket, spacer and nut from the kit.

• Fit and tighten.

Applies to vehicles with pre-routed cable to the power outlet.

• Find the pre-routed cable with the 2-pin connector under the right-hand tail lamp.

• Connect the connector to the power outlet.

Applies to vehicles without a pre-routed cable to the power outlet.

Illustration A

Remove:

• the three clips in the top edge of the side panel.

• the three rearplastic nuts at the rear edge of the side panel.

• the connector to the cargo compartment lighting.

Illustration B

• Twist out the panel to access the tail lamp.

• Take the cable harness out from the kit. Place it along the rear harness with the white connector (1) by the right-hand tail lamp.

• Install new fuse.

• Connect the existing grey 2-pin male connector (1) to the grey 2-pin female connector (2) in the pre-routed cable harness.

• Clamp the excess cable (3) and fuse (3) with cable ties from the kit.

• Connect the ground lead to the existing ground terminal. Tighten the screw. Tighten to 10 Nm (7.5 lbf ft).

Applies to cars with parking assistance camera (PAC)

• Disconnect the gray male connector from the control module. Connect it to the 2-pin male connector on the cable harness. Connect the remaining connectors to the control module. Clamp the fuse and any excess cable as previously.

• Clamp the pre-routed cable harness at the existing cable harness with four cable ties from the kit.

  If there is no cable harness to secure to, tape up the new cable harness.

• Connect the connector to the power outlet.

• Open the cover of the rear fuse holder.

• Press in the catches at the sides of the fuse module RJB-A (black cover) and pull it out.

• Take the fuse from the kit and install it in position 11.