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Find the negative terminal on the top of your car's battery. It usually has a black cover. The battery itself may have a minus sign near the connector post. The positive terminal usually has a red cap or a plus sign on the battery near its connection post.
1 Connect the black, negative cable clamp to the working batteryâs negative (-) battery terminal. 2  Walk over to the car with the dead battery. 3  Do not connect the black, negative cable clamp to the dead battery. 4  Instead, attach that clamp to an unpainted, metal part of the car such as a shiny, clean nut on the engine block. Do not connect the black, negative cable clamp to the dead battery. 2  Instead, attach that clamp to an unpainted, metal part of the car such as a shiny, clean nut on the engine block. 3  This will help ensure a safe jump.