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Jump leads / Jump starting?

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by mark pearce on 13 October 2005

also illegal to reverse onto a main road
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very true and also IIRC its also illegal to reverse up a 1 way st


Migration info. Legacy thread was 35545
 
Warren,

Watch bump starting your car, you can knacker the cats with the unburnt fuel that is around the engine when bump starting. Much better to jump start.

John


Migration info. Legacy thread was 35640
 
same applies to your Golf VR warren

Migration info. Legacy thread was 35643
 
Righto - thanks chaps

Migration info. Legacy thread was 35722
 
You know I was always convinced you attatched them in the opposite order!! :?

The difference isssss???

Never had a car explode yet!!! :oops: :)

The best trick is don't do it whilst leaving the other end touching something....sparks tend to fly! Welllllllllllllllll guess its getting towards the 5th November!!! :p


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