Grumpyowl said:Will the lead stretch to the battery in the boot ?
You'd use the dedicated under bonnet points...
Grumpyowl said:Will the lead stretch to the battery in the boot ?
flimper said:Is this socket set any good or wait for the Halfords offers?
http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=31306
Russ59 said:flimper said:Is this socket set any good or wait for the Halfords offers?
http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=31306
On offer this weekend.
http://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/tools/socket-sets/halfords-advanced-professional-120-piece-socket-set?cm_mmc=E-Mail-_-WK47-_-LeapYearDeals-_-All&_$ja=tsid:71018|cgn:Feb2016_2016|kw:LeapYearDeals
srhutch said:Toe-side said:Grumpyowl said:Will the lead stretch to the battery in the boot ?
Good observation and question!
Use the terminals under the bonnet :wink:
cj10jeeper said:Grumpyowl said:Will the lead stretch to the battery in the boot ?
You'd use the dedicated under bonnet points...
Mister T said:So is it advisable to keep the engine running while using this pump so it doesn't flatten the battery?
advice like that could get you sued in the usa Confused® said:Never used the engine bay, battery terminals, it appears than only the positive has a dedicated connector, what do you guys connect the negative to?
cj10jeeper said:Confused® said:Never used the engine bay, battery terminals, it appears than only the positive has a dedicated connector, what do you guys connect the negative to?
really - how could you miss the earth post? I use these all the time for charging and would if needing to jump start it.