Connecting the earth lead for a jump start?
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grahamn said:
Connect it to the bracket that holds the air box.
Mine is navy blue paint
Not a good earth.Air compressor?
Engine block. Yeah right. Do you actually have a Cerbera? Would sir like to point me as to where exactly you can see enough engine block, let alone get a jump lead to attach?

Tyre Smoke said:
grahamn said:
Connect it to the bracket that holds the air box.
Engine block. Yeah right. Do you actually have a Cerbera? Would sir like to point me as to where exactly you can see enough engine block, let alone get a jump lead to attach? 
I meant block in the non technical term 'something solid in the centre of the engine' Does the Aircon pump housing have a lug on it?
Ok, on the back of the compressor around the circumference there is a lug sticking out with a hole through it I guess 10mm or so in diameter. I stick the negative lead on there - a nice meaty bit of metal so it's ideal.
Don't pull the jump leads off too quick after the jump start, let the alternator charge the flat battery up a bit first. Explained at the bottom of this document -http://www.blazingweb.co.uk/406/BSI_Info.pdf I've never done this technique with creating load on the alternator before disconnecting the leads though.
Don't pull the jump leads off too quick after the jump start, let the alternator charge the flat battery up a bit first. Explained at the bottom of this document -http://www.blazingweb.co.uk/406/BSI_Info.pdf I've never done this technique with creating load on the alternator before disconnecting the leads though.
Edited by Steve_T on Wednesday 1st February 10:59
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