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Old 02-04-2012, 12:28 AM
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Most modern electronics do not like voltage surges, so it's cheap insurance to make sure the connections can't come loose. I think it's also possible to blow the ECU and/or the alternator diodes in most cars if you connect jumper cables backwards! We tried to do a lot of Murphy-proofing in the aerospace business, but there is a practical limit to that because there are so many ingenious idiots in this world!
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