It means you probably fried the electronics.
Positive numbers go to the right of zero, negative numbers go to the left of zero.
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If they are hooked up right and the motor won't turn over, you could have a bad battery cable in the car you are trying to start. Try hooking the negative jumper directly to the motor block, if it starts then, you have a bad ground cable. If not, try hooking the positive jumper to the terminal on the starter.
If it is the one from '02 it is time to replace it! There is a positive terminal under the hood with a plus sign on top...that's your positive terminal and put the neg terminal cable on a non painted area near the engine for grounding...then ensure the other cables are propperly placed on the source / jumper battery for jumping! Once the dead battery is jumped...remove all cables and run the vehicle without lights and radio for more than 15 mins above 1500 rpm!
On a 1994 Crown Victoria,first loosen and remove the negative battery cable;then remove the positive cable.You will find that BOTH cables run together through a sheath beside the right hand valve cover.And that is how you buy them from the dealer(in 2002);this may now be different with a parts house(Autozone,Pep Boys,Advance,etc.)There is a small bolt that retains the cables about halfway down the cover(should be a 8 mm or a 10mm head..The negative cable bolts to the back side of the right hand head and might be hard to see but you might have to work by feel;it was as I recall either a 10mm or a 12 mm head.The positive cable runs on down to the starter.If the car is jacked up and placed on a jackstand at least 12 inches high you can reach the starter and remove the nut that retains the cable.The nut is either a 12mm or a 13mm(could also be a 14mm).Then the only thing left is to put the cables on,starting with the positive cable but ONLY after you first clean the battery terminal.Then the negative cable.One word of caution;keep wrenches and other tools clear of the battery terminals or a spark/explosion can occur.
The batteries need to be wired in a series configuration. Wire the negative of the first battery to the positive of the second battery, and the negative of the second to the positive to the third. If the batteries were placed in a straight line they will look like train cars, with all positive ends of the batteries pointing in the same direction. The batteries voltages are now added together for three 12 volt batteries making 36 volts.
In order to jump start a vehicle one will require jumper cables. The cables are then attached with the red cable being clamped onto the positive terminal of the car with the dead battery and the car that is providing the boost. The black clamp is placed on the negative terminal of the car that is boosting and the other end is connected to any unpainted metal surface in the engine compartment of the dead car. The car providing the boost is then started and once the boosting car is started one can start the vehicle needing the boost. Leave the vehicle running and disconnect the cables.
Positioning your Duracell battery is essential to the proper functioning of whatever machine you are placing it in. Try to ensure that you are following the placement directions correctly. These are normally printed on the metal or plastic just above the battery slot. There should be negative and positive indicators on both the battery and the electronic device to help show you where the batteries should be placed.
Positive and negative attract, or goes together. Positive and positive or Negative and Negative repell, or push away from one anothe
An ambrotype is an early type of photograph in which a glass negative appears positive when placed on a black background.
With regular dry cell batteries, the flat negative (-) side always sits against the spring.
The negative lead of the battery charger can be connected to either the battery negative terminal/post, the alternator case, or a known good engine or chassis ground. Note, if the lead is placed on a painted surface, high resistance will occur and the system will not charge.