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bigdods said:
Not sure about the AA, the RAC use an anderson connector in the grille of their vans to attach jump leads to so they *may* have the right cable to hand.
The AA do as well although it requires a bit of hacking at with a saw to fit for some reason, the nice man in yellow was happy to do it though when he came to my rescue with a knackered alternator.The incredibly helpful AA man did not have the correct connector, we ended up removing the front wheel, gaining access to the battery, but the connectors on his jump leads were so big they would not fit in the limited space and he had to make up some smaller ones, charge my battery for a while and then I got started.
He was not impressed! About an hour and a quarter for a flat battery.
I must by a connector for the plug under the car
He was not impressed! About an hour and a quarter for a flat battery.
I must by a connector for the plug under the car
One of the first things I did after buying my Chim was to get Jump Start/Charge Leads fitted.
The connector is under the bonnet and I carry the matching leads in the boot. I've managed to flatten my battery a couple of times and the leads have come in very handy for getting a jump start from someone else's car.
The connector is under the bonnet and I carry the matching leads in the boot. I've managed to flatten my battery a couple of times and the leads have come in very handy for getting a jump start from someone else's car.
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