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Connect jumper cables in the following<br />

sequence:<br />

Always observe the sequence below:<br />

1. Connect the positive lead (red) to the<br />

positive terminal of the discharged battery<br />

first, then connect it to the positive terminal of<br />

the donor battery.<br />

2. First connect the negative cable (black) to<br />

the negative terminal of the donor battery, then<br />

connect it to a suitable grounding point on the<br />

vehicle with the discharged battery.<br />

This grounding point must lie as far as possible<br />

from the battery.<br />

For example, a solid metal part or the engine<br />

block are suitable grounding points.<br />

If no suitable grounding points are to be found<br />

on either vehicle, the negative cable must<br />

carefully be connected directly to the negative<br />

terminal of the battery.<br />

If a suitable grounding point is to be found only<br />

on the donor vehicle, the negative cable must<br />

first be connected to the terminal of the<br />

discharged battery, then to the grounding point<br />

of the donor vehicle.<br />

3. Run the engine of the donor car at a higher<br />

speed.<br />

246 Practical Tips, Emergency Service<br />

4. Start the engine.<br />

An attempted start using jumper cables should<br />

not last more than 15 seconds. Then allow a<br />

waiting period of at least one minute.<br />

f Note<br />

Before disconnecting the jumper cables, electrical<br />

loads such as the heated rear window<br />

and the heating fan blower should be switched<br />

on (the vehicle’s lights must not be switched<br />

on). This reduces voltage peaks which may occur<br />

when disconnecting the jumper cables.<br />

With the engine running, remove both jumper<br />

cables in reverse order.

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