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Jump-starting a 206
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MrBSI
PostPosted: Wed May 04, 2011 9:43 am Up
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usher wrote:
knew there was more than one reason to get a non plexed 206

Multiplexed 206's are fine, its people dicking about with the electrical system not knowing what there dealing with that causes all the problems Wink

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LeeThr
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V9977 wrote:
LeeThr wrote:
No.. but I think you have on the subject of jump starting 206's Wink

Grow a pair, then take a good look at this:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGb-nUK41tc

I've got a pair thank you very much!
And what the hell has that video got to do with jump starting a 206?

 


gogs_macaulay wrote:
LeeThr wrote:
One Hundred million bazillion gatrillion pink rupee's
Shut it u stupid little f**k, what's the point in posting in all my treads being such a c***? Least I can afford a gti180, and to get the cam belt done!

So apparently everyone knows my financial situation? If I wanted a 180 I would have bought a 180 simples Smile

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V9977
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In case you missed it twice:

V9977 wrote:
MrBSI wrote:
V9977 wrote:
why do you think the quick release is on the positive?

PSA Peugeot / Citroen put at least one quick release terminal on so if the electrical system decides to BBQ itself ( something the 206 isnt know for but other PSA products where ) you can isolate the battery quickly.

Some other PSA products have a quick release on BOTH battery terminals.

Most new vehicles are fitted with it not just Pugs, for the reasons I explained.

And yes some have it on both poles, again for the same reasons.





LeeThr wrote:
I haven't got a pair!
And what the hell has that video got to do with jump starting a 206?

Do your homework.

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V9977
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MrBSI wrote:
Yours is non plexed, its unlikely to spit the dummy during a jump start attempt

With a user-name like that, it's the last thing you should be telling people..
Shame.

I have agreed with alot of your helpfull posts and have even stood corrected, however not everyone knows everything (yes, including me).

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mattievrs
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Ive just had to jump my car as battery was flat. Ive followed the steps from your first post V9977 and i now have a fried BSI and a knackered ECU! Ill get the cost up asap so you can send me a cheque to cover it as you havent put a disclaimer in your "advice". Thanks a f*****g bunch pal. Confused Confused Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes
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mattievrs wrote:
Ive just had to jump my car as battery was flat. Ive followed the steps from your first post V9977 and i now have a fried BSI and a knackered ECU! Ill get the cost up asap so you can send me a cheque to cover it as you havent put a disclaimer in your "advice". Thanks a f*****g bunch pal. Confused Confused Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

If you want to minimise the chances of this type of damage, follow this procedure (at your own risk),

 
 

 

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V9977
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V9977 wrote:
..., follow this procedure (at your own risk),
always bearing in-mind that car batteries can cause serious physical injury or damage to you or your vehicle
if not treated with utmost respect.

That is a quick diagnosis there too, why is it I think you are just taking the pi$$?

I doubt you've even read the first post let alone followed the steps in it.

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mattievrs
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Is this you checking a flat battery?

 

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mattievrs wrote:
Is this you checking a flat battery?

 

Laughing Laughing

OK, send me a paypal invoice right-away.

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Steve206
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Ive always just jumped mine using leads, never had a problem (2004 GTi). If I did I certainly wouldn't come on here crying about it. People need to use there heads.

V9977 tried to post a bit of advice and got slated for it.

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