Renault Master Van - where's the terminals?

[spookythang]

I need to jump start my volvo and I only have the company Master to do it from. I am a complete noddy when it comes to cars and stuff. Under the bonnet of the van it says " to start another car use the engine compartment terminals" but I have no idea where they are. If any one can give me a clue I'd be most grateful.

[TwoPlAnKs]

I need to jump start my volvo and I only have the company Master to do it from. I am a complete noddy when it comes to cars and stuff. Under the bonnet of the van it says " to start another car use the engine compartment terminals" but I have no idea where they are. If any one can give me a clue I'd be most grateful.

I've always just stuck them straight onto the batteries when it's accessible. Don't touch them both at once or blow yourself up though.

A trickle charger is better for a flat battery if it's not an emergency. Jump starting means you need to run the engine for ages to charge it up.

[fanni]

Look near the top right hand corner you'll see a red plastic bit lift open the lid of it and it will expose a large piece of copper plate

This is the positive terminal for
The negative just clamp onto the engine somewhere

[russell]

" I am a complete noddy"
Surge Protectors are now used when jump starting.
Be very careful as moden cars/vans have lots of ECU's that can be damaged when jump starting.
Russell