Dead Battery?

Jump Start Assistance Decatur, Tx

If you're preparing to embark on a major road trip, consider the following scenario: Alternatively, you may simply be passing by! For your trip, you've diligently prepared your luggage; you've stored food; you've filled your fuel tank; you've even investigated the best routes for reaching your destination. When you insert your key into the ignition and hear the dreaded "click," you know you're not on your way. Until you can recharge your battery.

Don't worry about it! To recharge your battery, you don't need to spend hours of your time in order to recharge it.. Decatur Towing is just a phone call away.

THESE ARE THE STEPS THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN TO JUMP START YOUR BATTERY:

• One Red Cable To Positive of Dead Battery
• Opposite Red Cable To Positive of Working Vehicle
• One Black Cable To Negative of Working Vehicle
• Opposite Black Cable To Unpainted Metal Surface of Vehicle With Dead Battery That Is Not In Close Proximity To Dead Vehicle's Battery.

When something unexpected happens, we're ready to deal with it. As soon as possible, we recommend having your terminals cleaned at a professional repair shop. It is important to make sure that any youngsters or little children are out of harm's way. In order to keep your automobile free of any unnecessary battery draws, unplug any unnecessary equipment, such as a phone charger.

A red cable should be attached to the positive terminal of the dead battery after we arrive and both vehicles are parked nearby. To help you recognize the terminal, the letters "POS" or "+" may be printed on it.

Red cable's other end should be plugged into the positive terminal of the working vehicle's battery. As long as you're still there at the working vehicle, connect one of the black cables to the battery's negative terminal. For example, it can be written out in the form of "NEG."

The last black cable should be connected to a bare metal surface under your hood, far enough away from your vehicle's battery to avoid damage. This will prevent sparks from damaging any of your vehicles electronic circuits.

Having a "dead" battery may take a little longer to get your automobile working again. You can count on us to try starting your vehicle. A couple more minutes of running the working vehicle may help if it doesn't start.

Do not instantly turn off your vehicle if it begins to run! Remove the cables in the same order in which they were hooked up to the vehicles (Black - dead battery, Black - good battery, Red - good battery, Red - dead battery).

To guarantee that your battery is completely charged, you should try driving for at least 15-30 minutes.