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even when jumpstart cables are connected right it might cause serious damage to electronical components (as example fried ECU). ![]() - Strength Determination Merciless Forever -
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Red is positive (+) and black is negative (-). A typical slow charge would probably be 2 amps and a rapid charge would be 10 amps. Some chargers have a beefier setting for fast charging for a rapid start. My best advice is to go with the slow charge and double check everything before you plug in the charger, make sure you have the cables connected to the correct terminal on the battery.
Another very important thing to know when working around batteries is to never smoke or have an open flame as this can cause your battery to explode. Battery acid in the eyes can cause blindness, easily avoidable if your careful. ![]() |
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![]() as ive seen that battery acid does even quickly burn large holes cloth if you spill it on them. ![]() - Strength Determination Merciless Forever -
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It's no problem to jumpstart a car, old or new. I used to work as a car mechanic and as long as you do it right you are safe.
Never connect the cable straight from battery to battery, the plus cable (red) you can connect from Battery plus to Battery plus, the minus (black) you should connect to ground on the car that gets the jump. I have a friend that lost a eye when he connected wrong, the battery exploded. Battery charger. Connect the red cable to Plus and the black to minus, if the cables arn't color coded the clamps should be marked + and -. |
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Safe way to charge up the battery is to follow instruction given in the manual.If manual is not there you can better enquire your friend or get help from auto electrician. |
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