Be Careful for The Push-Start

Sure you ever faced a situation where the batteries run out of power when you want to turn on the car right? Currently your options are either 'jump start' your car battery from another car or waiting for help from the mechanic brings a new battery for you. But if you use a car with a manual transmission, there is another option that you can turn on the car engine practised by push the car. This process you can do one, but it is advisable to do either two or more especially a big and heavy car.

Steps:

1. First make sure the problem really stems from a weak battery or starter motor failure.
2. Ensure safe surroundings. Do not do it in high traffic areas.
3. Make sure someone is in the driver's seat, to turn on the car and steering control while the other pushed the car from behind.
4. Turn off all accessories such as the radio, headlights, wipers and others.
5. Press the clutch pedal with your left foot. Do not release the clutch until the car is turned on.
6. Enter the position of the gear to second gear or third gear.
7. Release the parking brake, and do not press the brake foot.
8. Right foot ready to push the gas pedal.
9. Start pushing the car.
10. When you have enough speed, release the clutch pedal.
11. Engine will operate after the clutch pedal is released. Press the clutch and brake pedal to stop the car.
12. After ensuring that it is safe, drive your car to the nearest workshop to change the battery.