@@realtyrocks1969 Lol..yes I know. My Grand Cherokee's battery is under the passenger seat so you use a positive and negative posts under the hood which are not right next to each other so I wanted to make sure each cable would reach each post. They reach just fine.
should have tryed to start car before jumping so we could see where you was coming from. and you paid 130.00 and it cost 69.99 on the walmart site.But thank you for your video.
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Thanks for showing exactly how it works.
How long are the jump cables?
About 1/2-3/4 of a foot. Not very long but not super short either
They don't need to connect to another vehicle so they only need to be about 6" or so
@@realtyrocks1969 Lol..yes I know. My Grand Cherokee's battery is under the passenger seat so you use a positive and negative posts under the hood which are not right next to each other so I wanted to make sure each cable would reach each post. They reach just fine.
@@duathlete827 lol. Dur dur dur.
should have tryed to start car before jumping so we could see where you was coming from. and you paid 130.00 and it cost 69.99 on the walmart site.But thank you for your video.
I paid 38$ for mine... and I’m about to use it today. I’ll let you know if it actually works.
@@Gyansdad hey did it end up working?
@@belanegru1655 yes it worked great. I was shocked. Beats the bulky starters I used to buy that would cost 99$. And stop working after a year.
@@belanegru1655 and I paid 38$ on amazon.
Exactly
How we supposed to know if your battery wasn't already good? You didn't show us not starting? Lol.. whatever man.
You didn't hear the click click click? 1:18