Charging a Battery with Jumper cables
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Jeremy is showing Kara how to charge her car battery using jumper cables. In this video, Jeremy will demonstrate how to use jumper cables to jump start the car's dead battery by using the cable to transfer power from the good battery over to the dad battery. These steps will work in places like Florida, Texas and New York. It will work in countries like India, South Africa, Germany, England or any place you want to jump start your car.
If you connect the black then red on the flat battery vehicle first, make sure the alligator clamps aren’t touching at the other end or both touching the same same piece of metal. This will cause a short and possible damage. Red to red then black to black is better practice.
Actually negative first. Because if positive first, its will ground to what it can. And if im wrong then it really doesnt matter.
Well done video. Explained quickly, but thoroughly. Plus good tips on length and gauge. 👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
I’m chillin in a gas station parking lot while my brother is taking an Uber to get his car and jumper cables thank you for this video.
Straight and cool, helpful! Thank you
you are welcome
Cool, huh?
You dont get out much do you?
Your video saved the day! Thank you!!!
Glad it helped!
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@@DriversEdZone I really enjoyed I watched it several times
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Every other video and my jumper cable's instructions say to connect the positive terminals first.... ?
you can connect either way
@@DriversEdZone I thought you had to connect the black cable to ground/metal in the dead battery. Is that unnecessary?
That guy sounds like he eats a bowl of finely ground gravel every day for breakfast.
I can promise you he doesn't eat gravel but he does eat his Wheaties.
Kara so pretty, man. 😍
Thank you so much. This worked like a charm
Glad it helped!
Mandela effect strikes again! This is how I was taught to do it in my old timeline, now its changed.
Kara I love you!
Thank you for your help from one woman to another. We know about make up you know about this I sincerely thank you. Peace
You're welcome! Glad we could help. Peace!
This is not CHARGING a battery, this is JUMP STARTING A BATTERY that has a WEAK CHARGE. If the battery were totally dead and needed to be CHARGED, you connect it to another car or a powered charger for an extended period of time to CHARGE it and not just JUMP it. If you're gonna put these videos out - terms and language matter. Also, don't let the cables touch or just take them off and drop them.
Hey, mine is dead, this may be a silly question but does the other car need to be on?
@@freybentos2602yes, as the alternator needs to charge the battery which requires the car to be on
i dont think that charges the battery. it just sends current to the starter. the alternator charges the battery.
this is not charging the battery , this is jumpstarting the car using jumper cables and another car battery
The wasn't helpful with what is advertised
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this looks all wrong. check other resources instead.
You didn't mention to make sure you don't let the cables touch each other. 😮
If you attach the negative to the area of the body with paint there is a chance the paint will prevent the power from reaching the car in need of a charge. If there is a connection through a scratch in the paint, a spark could create a hold resulting in rust later on.
Generator huh?
Yeah good call, the Alternator in ALL modern vehicles are what generates power 😄 there's so much wrong w/ this video is comical.
Ive heard both ways .hhahaha.but majority say but the red first cuz it wont do anything until grounded with black . So ya red always is on longest is theory im gonna remember
to apply cables, RED FIRST ,THEN BLACK. to disconnect, REMOVE BLACK FIRST< THEN RED DO NOT LET THE ENDS OFV EITHER CABLE TO TOUCH ONE ANOTHER OR ANYTHING ELSE UNTIL completely off both batteries
WRONG! 😳 Always connect positive 1st & find a different ground on the vehicle being jumped not the Neg terminal. SMH
See @Al_Launier comment below...
Nope!
You always connect red first.
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Negative first. Positive first can be dangerous. I . E. Red first equals ready to go! Danger! Black first does not set up a situation where a wire is " hot"...
No... both negatives whould be connected first and the both positives.
He just said to connect the black first? Please explain your theory.
@@trainrick1Thank you So Much
I don't think you "charged" the battery. 😜
every other video and instruction its the opposite, connect red first, red charged (+) to red flat (+), then black charged(-) to chassi.
RED first going ON, BLACK second, to REMOVE BLACK OFF FIRST< RED OFF LAST DO NOT LET EITHEREND TOUCH ANYTHINGN until both batteries are DISCONNECTED
why is a women in the video?
WRONG!!! CONNECT RED FIRST POSITIVE FIRST.
I'm sure this guy means well... but this will only get a dead battery to blow up in your face!
Always connect ground last... an electric circuit is always dead until it's grounded!
Then remove any order you put them on... remove the ground and it kills the circuit!
A dead battery produces hydrogen, therefore, it's a hydrogen... waiting for an ignition source!
Put your cables on the dead battery first, then energized those cables with a good battery or charger on the other end!
Do not energized cables with a charger or a good battery and then put those cables on a dead!
Again, the dead battery is a hydrogen bomb, waiting for a spark!
So don't put live current to those terminals first.
Put the cables on the battery, positive first and then ground clamp.
Then attach the other side of your cables to you power source.
You'll live a lot longer!
Question: Dead Red to donor Red, Black donor to Black dead?
Re-write what you wrote so it's more clearly communicated. Thanks.
King Dom is right!!!!! This video gives BAD ADVICE since you ALWAYS ATTACH THE RED BATTERY CABLE FIRST!
Do not have the working vehicle running when attaching or disconnecting the batteries. A short from accidentally contacting the cables together, or elsewhere, could damage the electronics in the working vehicle!
1. Start by clamping one RED cable to the positive side of the battery that won't start.
2. Then attach the other RED clamp to the positive side of the working battery.
3. Then clamp one end of the BLACK cable to the negative side of the working battery.
4. Finally, attach the other BLACK clamp to a vehicle ground (a bare metal component in your vehicle's engine block, or a clean bolt, or a frame structure) of the vehicle with the dead battery - DO NOT connect it to the dead battery.
5. Once the batteries are connected, let the batteries sit for a short while (less than a minute) to let the power between the two batteries settle out.
6. Then start the vehicle with the good battery, let it rev up a bit, then start the vehicle with the dead battery.
7. While the charged vehicle is running turn off the charging vehicle.
8. Then disconnect the battery cables in reverse order.
a. Remove the BLACK clamp from the ground of the charged vehicle.
b. Remove the Back clamp from the charging vehicle.
c. Remove the RED clamp from the charged vehicle.
d. Remove the RED clamp from the charging vehicle.
9. Let the vehicle with the charged battery run for 10-15 minutes to get some charge back into the battery.
10. Go to a service outlet and have your battery tested.
11. Go buy a set of battery cables and leave them in the trunk of your car for possible future use.
Thank you! While watching this video I thought I was experiencing early stage dementia because he was doing everything the exact opposite of the way that I was taught to do it.
And he connected the negative of the jumper cables to the battery post on the car being charged which is dangerous because of the risk of a spark causing a fire or explosion.
Good advice. Also, if the alternator is not working (usually indicated with a battery icon on the dash), the battery will not charge but rather deplete as the systems use it for ignition, etc. If this is the case, once the car is running, get it to a safe place as soon as possible, shut it down and call a tow truck. It will not start again and it will only run for a short time (shorter if things like lights, wipers, fan, AC, radio, defrost is on).
Yeah that's exactly what I do red first then black
@@that_random_dadI got my car serviced because it didn't pass the wof check 2200 it cost me to fix anyway I took my car in I remember my battery had a green light before it went in but had to leave it there for like 5 days and when I picked it back up I checked my car battery and now there's no green light when I start my car it doesn't show any warning on my car battery I've been driving it for 2 months now still no light
Dead Red to donor Red, Black donor to Black dead on metal in engine block(not battery). To take off: dead Black to donor Black, donor red to dead red. Correct? Putting the cables on like a U, taking them off like a U in reverse order.
do not follow these instructions......
This is wrong!
Connect red to red + on dead battery,
then red + on good battery Then black neg. on good battery,
then black neg on dead.
This video should be taken down