You are attempting to start a deck winch drive engine fitted with an electric cranking motor where the battery electrolyte is frozen. What should be done to facilitate starting?
A
The battery electrolyte should be allowed to thaw, and then the battery electrolyte should be diluted with distilled water as necessary before attempting to start the engine.
B
The engine should be started by means of jumper cables connected to another battery without any particular concern regarding the electrolyte being frozen.
C
The battery electrolyte should be thawed by means of a battery charger, and then the battery should be recharged as necessary before attempting to start the engine.
D
The battery electrolyte should be allowed to thaw, and then the battery should be recharged as necessary before attempting to start the engine.
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Question 1 / 2066636eef28f7522a1c51f73b
Question 1 of 2066636eef28f7522a1c51f73b
You are attempting to start a deck winch drive engine fitted with an electric cranking motor where the battery electrolyte is frozen. What should be done to facilitate starting?
You are attempting to start a deck winch drive engine fitted with an electric cranking motor where the battery electrolyte is frozen. What should be done to facilitate starting?