Tools and materials:

* Electrician’s tool kit
* Multimeter
* Test lamp
*Car wiring diagram
* Spare fuses and relays
* Electrical tape
* Ties

Safety:

* Disconnect the battery before performing any electrical work.
* Wear safety glasses and gloves.

Management:

1. Diagnosis of the problem:

* Identify any non-functioning electrical components.
* Check the fuses and relays for these components.
* Check for voltage on fuse or relay sides using a multimeter.

2. Troubleshooting fuses and relays:

* Replace the blown fuse with a new one of the same rating.
* Install a new relay if the previous one is faulty.

3. Troubleshooting wiring:

* Use the wiring diagram to trace the wiring path for non-functioning components.
* Check for broken or damaged wires using a multimeter or test lamp.
* Repair or replace damaged wires.
* Make sure all connections are clean and secure.

4. Troubleshooting components:

* If the wiring is OK, check the non-functioning component.
*Use a multimeter or test light to check the power and control signals to the component.
* Replace the faulty component with a new one.

5. Installing a new component:

* Connect the new component according to the wiring diagram.
* Make sure all connections are secure.

6. Testing and reconnecting the battery:

* Reconnect the battery and start the engine.
* Check the operation of previously non-functioning electrical components.

7. Inspection and cleaning:

* Check all electrical connections for signs of corrosion or looseness.
* Clean all connections if necessary.

Adviсe:

* Apply electrical tape only to correctly made and tested connections.
*Use zip ties to securely secure wiring harnesses.
* Check your car’s electrical system regularly to prevent problems.

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