You just need to put the negative on any bare metal. Doesn't have to be the battery terminal.
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Originally Posted by stollen
Do any of these have longer leads on the battery connections? Seems like these days a lot of cars have moved the battery to the trunk in less than accessible locations. Now you just get a positive and negative post under the hood to connect cables to. In my Audi S4 they are close enough the portable jump pack leads (I have one just like what Jack posted) can reach, however in my wife's Audi Q5 they are far enough apart the leads won't reach both posts. Seems most of the portable jump packs have leads that are really meant to be used directly on the battery where the terminals are not far apart.
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