To make starting easier, use only the special electronic cable, thereby protecting the electronic components of your Mondeo from the dangerous effects of voltage peaks.
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- Place the "extraneous starter" as close as possible to the "discharged battery". The wire connecting the starter and the auxiliary battery should be "freely" located between the batteries.
- Turn off all consumers in the "emergency" vehicle.
- In the first step, connect the positive terminals of the batteries with a red auxiliary wire. First connect to the discharged battery, then to the charged battery.
- Then connect the negative terminals of both batteries with a black auxiliary wire. If the wires are not long enough, use "tight" connections to the ground in the engine compartment.
- Start the engine in the "helper car" and set it to medium speed. This is enough for the generator to produce enough current.
- Now start the engine in a car with a discharged battery. If the engine does not start right away, always make short pauses between attempts - otherwise the starter may heat up. During the pauses, the current already flows from the charged to the discharged battery. The operating time of the "foreign starter" engine does not spare its own battery.
- Once the engine is running, disconnect the connections: first, with the engine running, disconnect the black wire from the negative terminals of the "discharged" battery and then the charged battery. Then do the same with the red wire.
- Now, be sure to load the discharged battery with a test drive of about 30 km at slightly increased engine speed.
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