2001 Hyundai Elantra "positive jumper cable connection" Questions

...jumper cables didn't work Check in fuse box under hood and dash look for blown fuses and bad starter relays. Also check ground cable from battery this needs to have a good connection. Could be a bad ...

...jumper leads after cleaning all the cables i would point to the Soleniod on the starter motor and suggest that the solenoid is defective. If you want to check the starter directly - its a bit ...

...jumper cables to the good vehicle. (the one that is doing the jumping) Make absolutely certain that he RED cable is connected to the POSITIVE battery post (the larger post on all top-terminal ...

positive jumper cable to positive terminal on your car, then, put the other positive jumper cable to the car that's jumper car and last connect the other negative jumper cable to the jumer cars engine

...jumper battery to the positive feed (thats the cable that comes from your vehicles battery) on the stater motor. using the negative jumper cable side, earth the jumper battery on the gearbox or ...

saftey and so you don't short the jumper cables to ground. You risk frying all sorts of things on a car if the positive and ground jumper cables touch each other - not to mention a lot of angry sparks

...jumper cables to jumpstart my 96 xj6 put the positive ( red ) cable to the positive (+) terminal on the battery and the negative (black) to the negative (-) on the battery and do the same with the ...

jumper cables right onto the existing battery connections. Connect positive + to positive and negative - to negative which is parallel wiring. Now remove the connections from the battery you are going

positive cable to jumper battery and attempt to start the car if same conditions then the xonnections may either be loose or corrosion hampering voltage to be supplied efficiently! A digital voltmeter

...wire from the solenoid-activator connection. Carefully jumper this wire directly to the starter positive post. The starter should spin firmly, and the starter drive-gear forcefully extend.