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Smokes35 · 07-14-2009, 10:09 AM

Im 100% positive your local community college has courses in automotive repair... just sign up buddy. Might cost you a few bucks, but youre going to learn a whole lot more than hanging around the average joe.

and technically speaking, it doesnt matter what color lead you put on the positive or negative just as long as the other end of the lead is on the same polarity on the other battery. The world of electricians use color codes them to make it easier... red is positive, black negative. 99% of the time, red is power or "hot" black is the ground. That other 1% someone ****ed something up.

07-14-2009, 10:09 AM	#2
Smokes35 Drives: 2010 Camaro SS, 2006 Ram SRT10 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Pittsburgh. PA Posts: 248	Im 100% positive your local community college has courses in automotive repair... just sign up buddy. Might cost you a few bucks, but youre going to learn a whole lot more than hanging around the average joe. and technically speaking, it doesnt matter what color lead you put on the positive or negative just as long as the other end of the lead is on the same polarity on the other battery. The world of electricians use color codes them to make it easier... red is positive, black negative. 99% of the time, red is power or "hot" black is the ground. That other 1% someone ****ed something up. __________________ NKMB8X 1100 = Preliminary Order: 5/29/2009 3000 = Accepted By Production Control: 6/17/2009 3300 = Scheduled For Production: 6/22/2009 3400 = 7/20 TPW as of 7/18/2009 3800 = Built!!! 7/27/2009 VIN 2G1FT1EW3A9129998 6000 = 8/4/2009 Giggity!