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Positive goes on first
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literally it doesn't matter
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I do it the wrong way on purpose cause i like seeing the sparks
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It will spark no matter what
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I don't think I've ever seen sparks.
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because youre a failure
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How often do you jump batteries in pitch black dark environs?
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ok but it doesn't tho
especially if you have two lesbian cars with no accessible engine block to clip onto
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If you know what you're doing, it literally doesn't matter.
But for the casual person following instructions step-by-step, it does matter.
If they were to start with the Negatives, then there's a chance that when they connect the first Positive it shorts out because the other Positive (which hasn't been acknowledged yet) is still resting against the engine block or shock tower. Look at how this lesbifoid couldn't read more than half an instruction ahead and completely forgot about the other end of the cables even reading the instructions.
Telling filthy casuals to connect Positive first gets that risk out of the way.
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They're scared of the sparks, and it's less likely to spark if done the correct way
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there is ALWAYS gonna be sparks
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Changed hundreds of car batteries, this is simply not true
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The click when you touch the battery terminal is caused by the spark. You may not hear it over the noise of touching the connector to the stud, but it's always there.
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Alright, I can concede that because the click does happen consistently. But, it's rather pedantic when putting the positive on first tends to prevent the drastic spark that freaked the two cute butches out in the above video. Thus, "positive goes on first."
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big sparks come from having a REALLY discharged battery is all
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you must only change batteries on old cars then.
Modern cars will draw several amps when it connects. That will make a few sparks.
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I HAVE NEVER SEEN SPARKS
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Then you havent done this in the dark.
The noise made by sparks can be hidden by the noise of clamping on, but there's pretty much always gon b at least a bitty baby zap.
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^this cute twink has never done the short circuit arc "Yeah, I got power" test^
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How do I invest in Subaru service departments
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