Don’t you just hate push-starting a car with a dead battery? But what if there was a cooler way to make the engine turn over than simply using jumper cables or brute force.
The method you are about to see requires some clever Russian reverse engineering, a rope and the sort of superman thinking you get from drinking vodka at some outing in the countryside with you comrades.
“Watch this: I’m going to start this car with a rope and brute force!” is what this young man must have been thinking. Oddly enough, this is a WIN, with the beat-up old Lada starting like a champ from the first tug of the rope. Genius! But will it work with a modern fuel-injected car with advanced electronics? Most likely not, this is a carburated vehicle, but in Soviet Russia...
“Watch this: I’m going to start this car with a rope and brute force!” is what this young man must have been thinking. Oddly enough, this is a WIN, with the beat-up old Lada starting like a champ from the first tug of the rope. Genius! But will it work with a modern fuel-injected car with advanced electronics? Most likely not, this is a carburated vehicle, but in Soviet Russia...
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