668 pts ยท May 19, 2013
You might not be loved on here but I appreciate your commitment to what I can only assume is a gag
It has more to do with the safety. Without a ground return path you can bridge from battery + to frame without shorting the battery.
Actually you can probably get that without further explanation sorry
Path. So you always connect the negative last as the circuit will not be complete until this has occured. So specifically for jumping 2/3
It is a general rule of thumb for all auto electical work. Predominantly on 12/24v systems the frame of the vehicle is the ground return 1/?
That comment was just brilliant!
At least they were during the 80's
Unfortunately it kinda is
It wouldn't happen to be the giant English man?
If anything geodude is the rock of pokemon
100% ok with that
A more accurate statement has never been printer
This happens more often then you would think... it's a relatively common reason old stoves short out at least from my experience
This is a nightmare
Team Tesla
But seriously they were great vacuum cleaners and you got a free Henry hat with your purchase
Nothing odd about that...
I literally spent 8 years thinking about getting it
This literally does happen every other day...
As an australian living in sydney fuck sunday
That was actually worth the read
All I can think of seeing this is Veronica Mars
Congrats dude I've been failing at that attempt all year
Looks great OP... :)
Oh it's an Australian g wagon...
Really this is a really nice neighbourhood they're just doing construction at that intersection
Blazing saddles is one of the greatest movies ever made
And if its not free you will never get my money again
That is so amazing
Well done op it took me six month to achieve that
You might not be loved on here but I appreciate your commitment to what I can only assume is a gag
It has more to do with the safety. Without a ground return path you can bridge from battery + to frame without shorting the battery.
Actually you can probably get that without further explanation sorry
Path. So you always connect the negative last as the circuit will not be complete until this has occured. So specifically for jumping 2/3
It is a general rule of thumb for all auto electical work. Predominantly on 12/24v systems the frame of the vehicle is the ground return 1/?
That comment was just brilliant!
At least they were during the 80's
Unfortunately it kinda is
It wouldn't happen to be the giant English man?
If anything geodude is the rock of pokemon
100% ok with that
A more accurate statement has never been printer
This happens more often then you would think... it's a relatively common reason old stoves short out at least from my experience
This is a nightmare
Team Tesla
But seriously they were great vacuum cleaners and you got a free Henry hat with your purchase
Nothing odd about that...
I literally spent 8 years thinking about getting it
This literally does happen every other day...
As an australian living in sydney fuck sunday
That was actually worth the read
All I can think of seeing this is Veronica Mars
Congrats dude I've been failing at that attempt all year
Looks great OP... :)
Oh it's an Australian g wagon...
Really this is a really nice neighbourhood they're just doing construction at that intersection
Blazing saddles is one of the greatest movies ever made
And if its not free you will never get my money again
That is so amazing
Well done op it took me six month to achieve that