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Posted by Corky on January 13, 2000 at 09:52:15 from (63.22.8.25):
In Reply to: jumping a 6v posted by ben on January 12, 2000 at 14:23:52:
Ben as has been said in the previous posts it is dangerous.The best thing to do is keep a spare 6v on hand.But if you have to do it heres how we jumped mine. Disconnect the terminals on the 12v battery that vhecile doesn't need to be running.Then you connect + to+ and -to- you need someone to help as it will only take a second to start.Dont leave the cables on long connect them then hit the starter.After you start immedately unhook the jumper cables reconnect the terminals on your 12v and you are in busness.Be careful
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