Why Didn't My Jump Pack Work When I Needed it? - Wrenchin' Up

Jump Packs are a great way to boost a discharged battery that can't get the vehicle started and, in many cases, can be safer and easier to use than jumper cables. BUT they do need to be charged up at regular intervals - about once a month or so to be sure they work as expected because they can self-discharge over time. My guest, Brian Butler from Schumacher Electric, explains how and why. While I was there, he also showed me some of the different types of jump packs the company produces.

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