Jumper Leads from Autobarn

[DC2R]

I purchased these jumper leads from Autobarn today. When I got them home I noticed the dodgy nomenclature on the packaging. See the pictures below.





Also the sketchy instructions. I always put the negative on the dead car to the engine block to earth it.

Thoughts? Might take them back. Lol.

[Karl]

cant read top.. Also always turn low beams on both cars.. As any voltage spikes will be lessened because of the load!!!!!! Or if you have Hid',s turn high beams on!!! Always wait 5 mins before jump to insure it will start.. The more you try and start off the battery thats dead, and fail the shorter you making the battery life!!!!

[michaelz]

dude that's just cheap stuff made and packaged in China. What do you expect?

You know how to use it, it's just copper wires with clamps, let it go.

If it was made and packaged in Aus it'll cost 3 times as much and then you'll complain about the price regardless how well it's packaged.

[DC2R]

dude that's just cheap stuff made and packaged in China. What do you expect?

You know how to use it, it's just copper wires with clamps, let it go.

If it was made and packaged in Aus it'll cost 3 times as much and then you'll complain about the price regardless how well it's packaged.

Hehe.. Good call. Thanks for the reply.

[cordz]

michealz x2. theyre still jumper leads right?

Your all good then

[honda-lover]

If possible, I always prefer push starting to jump starting.

Never know if those precious electronics will be damaged by a jump start.

[tinkerbell]

user error is your biggest concern with jumper leads - engrish is of little assistance in this...

[DC2R]

If possible, I always prefer push starting to jump starting.

Never know if those precious electronics will be damaged by a jump start.

If the reds on your car don't even turn on them pushing starting doesn't work. Atleast for me.