Everything you need to know about jumpstarting a carTools You Will Need.A pair of high quality clean. The best advice is: if you are unsure in any way about what you are doing, as you can seriously damage your car as well as the other vehicle you're using for the jumpstart. 
The clamps should be rust free.A pair of splash-proof polycarbonate rated for auto repair.A.Another vehicle that has a fully charged battery that is the same voltage as the car being jumped.The “Do’s” when jumpstarting a car.Read your owner's manual before attempting a jumpstart.
University Of Salford Accommodation
Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters See our Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailOver the past decade, Salford has undergone a massive transformation, with hundreds of millions of pounds invested into the area.Despite its rising popularity and burgeoning bar scene, prices still remain affordable.But don’t get too comfortable as this won’t stay the case for long, with house price increases here outstripping the national average.So, if you want a property in an area on the up you need to read our guide to Salford. Manchester Salford Quays is pretty nice at night Why Salford?Salford has sometimes suffered from a poor reputation, causing some to dismiss it out of hand.With a world class university, a buzzing city centre, great transport links and a very wide range of affordable housing, why not?One minute you could be in the beating heart of Manchester city’s bars and nightclubs, the next you could be out in the woods walking the dog.Soap fans can hop on the tram to MediaCity and take a stroll down the cobbles, for a quick half in the Rovers. Read More.The area is certainly on the up and there is no shortage of reasons why you should make the move east.Christian Pearson, director at Cardwell estate agents, said: “Salford is a historical city neighbouring Manchester, full of history with a great university and college.“The people are also so warm, friendly and down to earth and if you love the hustle and bustle of Manchester, or if you work in the city Centre, then Salford should be a consideration.”. Monton Green (Image: Dominic Salter) Where are the best places to live?Christian said: “There are lots of nice areas to choose from and all have good local schools and amenities. Ellenbrook and Boothstown continue to be very popular, due to modern housing, the proximity of the East Lancs and the new bus route. Walkden is very popular, due to it having a train station.”If money is no object however, then Worsley, with its great schools and burgeoning cafe-bar culture could be the place.While one of Salford’s worst kept secrets, ‘Monton Carlo’ - as it’s known locally - is also another great choice.A mix of great schools such as Monton Green Primary and an influx of chic bars including Bodega and Malt Dog, have really got people talking about this quaint suburb. Read More.Young professionals preferring to be close to Manchester could look at Lowry Wharf, just outside the city centre.MediaCity has attracted thousands of workers to the docks, with even more set to arrive due to developments like Clippers Quay - expected by 2021.Just round the corner, the £100m regeneration of the once feared, Ordsall estate, has just been completed.The redevelopment includes more than 600 new homes built as well as Primrose Primary School, a 12-storey shopping parade, medical centre, and a Travelodge.
(Image: Manchester Evening News) Schools?Would-be parents out there will be pleased to know that you can really cast your net wide.Clare Murphy, from Miller Metcalfe, said: “Roe Green are is extremely popular and that has a lot to do with it being in the catchment area for the local schools.”St Mary’s RC Primary, in Swinton, is extremely popular, as is the equally ‘Outstanding’, Broadoak Primary School, in Worsley. Read More.AND there is no shortage of first class secondary education either.St Patrick’s Art College in Eccles is another ‘Outstanding’ school with a great reputation.While parents preferring private education will already know about the fantastic reputation of Bridgewater in Worsley.In the centre of Salford itself is the world class university which attracts thousands of students every year. (Image: Manchester Evening News) What is there to do?Despite being so close the city centre, the city has tons of green space and woodlands, perfect for active families.Christian Pearson said: “There is plenty to do, with lots of open, green spaces like Buile Hill Park and Clifton Country Park. These are great places to get away from it all and ideal for walking, bike riding and dog walking.“There are also scenic walks in and around the canals at Salford Quays and Worsley Village - Worsley woods is great fun for the kids.”If spending the weekend trekking through mud and making sure the kids don’t trounce their muddy wellies through the house isn’t your idea of fun you’re also in luck.