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Topic	trying to jump my car with a portable car starter...but there's no power button
treewojima 01/09/21 2:24:58 PM #27:	meestermj posted... pojr posted... Success! Got my car started. Thank you guys. That's why I made this topic. Trying to learn. I learned by doing, not necessarily just by reading. I did read but I'm also kind of a dumbass so I need to ask the professionals to make sure I get things right. Apparently this shit is dangerous. I've been zapped a good number of times, and even minorly welded a 10mm wrench to a car frame by accidentally sparking the battery. It's scary the first few times, but you get used to it and you learn. Hurts like a sumbitch though. I'm not sure what's worse, the low voltage high current of a battery jolt, or the high voltage low current of getting zapped by a spark plug or faulty plug wire <cite>treewojima posted [p:949306466] in trying to ... [t:79228809]...</cite> <quote>meestermj posted...</cite> <quote>pojr posted... </cite> <quote> Success! Got my car started. Thank you guys. That's why I made this topic. Trying to learn. I learned by doing, not necessarily just by reading. I did read but I'm also kind of a dumbass so I need to ask the professionals to make sure I get things right. Apparently this shit is dangerous.</quote>I've been zapped a good number of times, and even minorly welded a 10mm wrench to a car frame by accidentally sparking the battery. It's scary the first few times, but you get used to it and you learn.</quote> Hurts like a sumbitch though. I'm not sure what's worse, the low voltage high current of a battery jolt, or the high voltage low current of getting zapped by a spark plug or faulty plug wire</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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