Motor Trend All Season 8 Gauge Jumper Cable

12 ft. For safe operation with all 4, 6 & 8 cylinder automobiles. Tangle free construction. Phase marked clamps for added safety. High/low temperature construction. Extra flexible for easy use. Side to side or front to front hook-up. 8 Gauge Conductor: Over 50% greater conductor size than that of 10 gauge; Ideal for use with mid-size cars, light pickup trucks, and light recreational vehicles. Color coded. Heavy-duty. 500 amp. Extended jaw. Booster cable clamps fit both top post and side post batteries. Designed to work properly with all standard vehicle batteries - top post terminal; side post terminal. Made in China.

1. We recommend that eye protection be worn when jump starting a vehicle. 2. Accidents can occur. In the event that an accident might occur whereby any acid or foreign matter comes in contact with eyes, skin or clothing and contamination should occur, the foreign matter must be immediately flushed from the eyes, skin or clothing. Contact a physician immediately. 3. Vehicles should not touch in order to limit any potential sparks. 4. If the batteries have vents or caps place a cloth over them in order to discourage the formation of harmful gases. Do not smoke. 5. Consult your vehicle owner's manual for jump starting instructions. 6. The engine should not be running in the vehicle being used to jump the inoperative vehicle. 7. Carefully connect one red positive (+) cable and to the positive (+) post of the dead battery. 8. Carefully connect the other positive (+) cable end to the good battery. 9. Connect one of the negative (-) cable ends to the negative (-) post of the good battery. 10. Connect the other negative (-) end to an engine ground such as the metal engine block (Not the negative (-) battery post). Consult your vehicle owner's manual. 11. Avoid all moving parts. 12. Step back from vehicle being jumped. Start the boosting vehicle first and then engage the starter on the dead vehicle. Do not engage for an extended period of time. 13. On vehicles with a computer it is advisable to turn on the high beam lights to avoid a surge in voltage and to protect the vehicle's computer. Consult your vehicle owner's manual or contact your local automobile dealership. 14. After starting, carefully remove the cables in the reverse order.