"Car Battery Tow Safe"

Tow the car battery safely, "divided into six main steps:

🛠️ Car Battery Tow Step

1. Prepare and prevent

Before starting work, safety goggles and gloves should be worn to prevent acid splashes or potential sparks.

2. Check battery condition

Important: Check the battery of a broken car. If there is a crack, defective, or acid water leaked, the battery tow is prohibited because it may be dangerous or explosive.

3. Tow extension sequence (remember to make up your mind!)

In the picture, the car is divided into two sides: "The Good" (the car that came to help) and "The Dead" (the car that ran out of batteries), with the following sequences:

• (a) Red Line: Connect to the positive terminal (+) of the car. The battery is out.

• (b) Red Line: Connect to the positive terminal (+) of the car to help.

• (c) Black Line: Attached to the negative pole (-) of the car that came to the rescue.

• (d) Black Line (Most Important Point): Do not attach directly to the negative terminal of a car that has run out of batteries, but clip it to the bare metal part (not spray paint) in the engine room of a car that has run out of batteries as a ground and prevent sparks near batteries.

4. Charging

• Start the engine of the car that came to help, leave for a while (about 2-3 minutes)

• Then gently accelerate the engine (slightly higher than the idle) and hold for 30 to 60 seconds to deliver current.

5. Start a broken car

• Try starting a car that runs out of batteries.

• If not attached: Turn off the car that came to help, and try to move all 4 clamps to make sure they are tight. Then start the process of starting the car that came to help. Leave for about 5 minutes and then try to start the car that died again.

6. Tow cable removal

Once the engine is attached, remove the tow cable in reverse order from the extension:

1. Remove the black strap from the ground point (broken car)

2. Remove the black strap from the negative terminal (help car)

3. Remove the red line from the anode (help car)

4. Remove the red line from the positive terminal (car breakdown) 💡. Additional precautions: During the tow, do not let the clamps of the positive and negative terminals come into contact with each other, because it will cause a short circuit.