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170 Vehicle care
6. Check that the jumper cables do
not have loose or missing
insulation or a shock could result
and the vehicles could be
damaged.
Before connecting the jumper cables,
here are some basic things to know.
Positive (+) jumper cable goes to
positive (+) battery terminal or
a remote positive (+) terminal if
available. Negative (−) jumper cable
goes to negative (−) battery terminal
or a remote negative (−) terminal if
available. Do not connect positive (+)
to negative (−) or there will be a short
that may damage the battery and
other parts of the vehicle.
Connecting the jumper cables
1. Connect the red positive (+)
jumper cable to the remote
positive (+) terminal (A) of the
vehicle. Do not let the other end of
the cable touch metal.
2. Connect the other end of the red
positive (+) jumper cable to the
positive (+) terminal of the other
vehicle.
3. Connect the black negative (−)
jumper cable to the negative (−)
battery terminal of the other
vehicle battery. Do not let the
other end touch anything until the
next step.
4. Connect the other end of the black
negative (−) jumper cable to the
remote negative (−) terminal of
the vehicle.
5. Push m button to start. This will
wake up the electronics on the
vehicle. After the instrument
cluster initialises, the vehicle will
use power from the high voltage
battery to charge the 12 volt
battery. The jumper cables can
then be disconnected. If the
vehicle does not start, seek the
assistance of a workshop.
Disconnecting the jumper cables
1. Disconnect the black negative (−)
jumper cable from the vehicle. Do
not let the other end of the cable
touch anything until after the next
step.
2. Disconnect the black negative (−)
jumper cable from the other
vehicle with the good battery.
3. Disconnect the red positive (+)
jumper cable from the other
vehicle. Do not let the other end of
the cable touch anything until after
the next step.
4. Disconnect the red positive (+)
jumper cable from the vehicle.
5. Return the positive (+) and
negative (−) terminal covers to
their original positions.
Jump starting another vehicle
When using the vehicle to jump start
another vehicle with a rundown
battery, jumper cables are connected
directly to the positive (+) and
negative (−) terminals on the 12 volt
battery in the rear cargo area. Do not
use the remote terminals under the
bonnet. This could cause a fuse to
overload in the vehicle.
1. Check the other vehicle. It must
have a 12 volt battery with
a negative ground system.
- VAUXHALL Ampera 1
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Model Year 2012 1
- Edition: September 2011 1
- TS 1710-B-12 1
- Contents 2
- Introduction 3
- Vehicle specific data 4
- Using this manual 4
- Danger, Warnings and 5
- Cautions 5
- Introduction 5 6
- In brief 7
- Head restraint adjustment 9
- Seat belt 9
- Mirror adjustment 10
- Steering wheel adjustment 10
- Instrument panel overview 11
- In brief 11 12
- Exterior lighting 13
- Pedestrian safety alert 14
- Washer and wiper systems 15
- Climate control 15
- Electric vehicle operation 17
- Starting off 17
- In brief 17 18
- 18 In brief 19
- Keys, doors and 20
- Radio remote control 21
- Keys, doors and windows 21 22
- Open&Start system 23
- Central locking system 24
- Child locks 25
- Load compartment 26
- Vehicle security 27
- Anti-theft alarm system 28
- Exterior mirrors 29
- Interior mirrors 30
- 30 Keys, doors and windows 31
- Heated rear window 32
- Sun visors 32
- Seats, restraints 33
- Front seats 34
- Seat adjustment 35
- Seats, restraints 35 36
- Seat belts 37
- Three-point seat belt 38
- 38 Seats, restraints 39
- Seats, restraints 39 40
- Airbag system 41
- Side airbag system 42
- Curtain airbag system 42
- Knee airbag system 43
- Airbag deactivation 43
- Child restraints 44
- 44 Seats, restraints 45
- Seats, restraints 45 46
- 46 Seats, restraints 47
- Seats, restraints 47 48
- ISOFIX child restraint 49
- Top-tether fastening eyes 49
- Storage compartments 50
- Load compartment cover 52
- Loading information 53
- Storage 53 54
- Instruments and 55
- Windscreen wiper/washer 56
- Power outlets 57
- Warning lights, gauges 58
- Battery gauge 59
- Driving efficiency gauge 59
- Total vehicle range 59
- Service display 59
- Control indicators 60
- 60 Instruments and controls 61
- Turn signal 62
- Seat belt reminder 62
- Airbag and belt tensioners 62
- Charging system 63
- Malfunction indicator light 63
- Instruments and controls 63 64
- 64 Instruments and controls 65
- Instruments and controls 65 66
- Cruise control 67
- Door open 67
- Information displays 68
- Instrument cluster display 69
- Colour-Info-Display 70
- 70 Instruments and controls 71
- Instruments and controls 71 72
- 72 Instruments and controls 73
- Instruments and controls 73 74
- 74 Instruments and controls 75
- Instruments and controls 75 76
- 76 Instruments and controls 77
- Instruments and controls 77 78
- 78 Instruments and controls 79
- Instruments and controls 79 80
- 80 Instruments and controls 81
- Vehicle messages 82
- Vehicle personalisation 83
- Instruments and controls 83 84
- 84 Instruments and controls 85
- Instruments and controls 85 86
- 86 Instruments and controls 87
- Instruments and controls 87 88
- 88 Instruments and controls 89
- Instruments and controls 89 90
- Lighting 91
- High beam 92
- Headlight flash 92
- Headlight range 92
- Hazard warning flashers 92
- 92 Lighting 93
- Interior lighting 94
- Lighting features 95
- 96 Climate control 97
- Climate control 97 98
- 98 Climate control 99
- Climate control 99 100
- Maintenance 101
- Air vents 101
- Driving and operating 102
- Starting and operating 103
- Driving and operating 103 104
- Retained power off 105
- Starting and stopping the 105
- Driving and operating 105 106
- Electric vehicle 107
- Drive modes 108
- 108 Driving and operating 109
- Maintenance modes 110
- 110 Driving and operating 111
- Engine exhaust 112
- Electric drive unit 112
- 112 Driving and operating 113
- Antilock brake system 114
- Parking brake 115
- Regenerative braking 116
- Ride control systems 117
- Electronic Stability Control 118
- Driver assistance 119
- Driving and operating 119 120
- Ultrasonic parking assist 121
- Driving and operating 121 122
- 122 Driving and operating 123
- Rear view camera 124
- 124 Driving and operating 125
- Charging 126
- 126 Driving and operating 127
- Programmed charging 128
- Charging status 128
- Charge cord 129
- Driving and operating 129 130
- 130 Driving and operating 131
- Electrical requirements 132
- Fuel for petrol engines 133
- Refuelling 133
- Fuel consumption - CO 134
- Emissions 134
- General information 135
- Vehicle care 136
- 136 Vehicle care 137
- Vehicle checks 138
- Engine oil 139
- Cooling system 139
- Vehicle care 139 140
- Engine overheating 141
- Washer fluid 141
- Brake fluid 141
- Vehicle care 141 142
- Wiper blade replacement 143
- Bulb replacement 144
- Tail lights 145
- Side turn signal lights 145
- Reversing light 145
- Number plate light 146
- Rear fog light 146
- Electrical system 147
- Vehicle care 147 148
- Engine compartment fuse 149
- Vehicle care 149 150
- 150 Vehicle care 151
- Instrument panel fuse box 152
- 152 Vehicle care 153
- Vehicle care 153 154
- Load compartment fuse 155
- Vehicle care 155 156
- Wheels and tyres 157
- Tyre pressure monitoring 158
- 158 Vehicle care 159
- Vehicle care 159 160
- 160 Vehicle care 161
- Tread depth 162
- Changing tyre and wheel 162
- Wheel covers 163
- Tyre chains 163
- Tyre repair kit 163
- Vehicle care 163 164
- 164 Vehicle care 165
- Vehicle care 165 166
- 166 Vehicle care 167
- Vehicle care 167 168
- Jump starting 169
- Vehicle care 169 170
- 170 Vehicle care 171
- Vehicle care 171 172
- Towing the vehicle 173
- Towing another vehicle 173
- Appearance care 174
- Interior care 175
- Vehicle care 175 176
- Service and 177
- Recommended fluids 178
- 178 Service and maintenance 179
- Technical data 180
- Vehicle data 181
- Technical data 181 182
- 182 Technical data 183
- Engine data 184
- Performance 185
- Vehicle weight 185
- Vehicle dimensions 185
- Capacities 186
- Tyre pressures 186
- Customer information 187
- Vehicle data recording 188
- Radio Frequency 189
- Identification (RFID) 189
- Customer information 189 190
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