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Connecting Jump Starter

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NEW BUILD! Saving My 1972 LSA Monte Carlo From Car Port Disaster!

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What happens here

To overcome the battery issue, a Stanley FatMax PowerIt 1000A jump starter is connected to the car's battery terminals. The jump starter's display shows 12.2 volts, indicating a low but not entirely dead battery. The creator places the jump starter on the car's front core support near the battery. This external power source is crucial for providing sufficient current to crank and potentially start the engine. After connecting the jump starter, the creator returns to the driver's seat to make another attempt.

Goal: Provide sufficient power to the car's battery for a successful engine start.

Tools and materials

  • Monte Carlo Battery — Receiving power from the jump starter

What they say

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little boil fire up how we got a hook back up I brought the jump pack but I kind of want to see if it'll start under its own nut just just for fun and I haven't been in here since to see it's like any rodents got got Wilder the first inspection seems to be all right that's just dirt from my fegan in and out of it there crap there I'm 60/40 in favor of not firing up because it's been a long time okay 80/20 that fuel pump sounded pretty healthy here we go okay never mind let's get this jump back hooked up alright we got it on there let's see if it'll work this time around it makes me cringe every time I see that what - now it's doing nothing go well I don't know what the heck that's all about the flashing don't know what that means

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