Materials and tools:
— Electrical wiring
— Wire connectors
— Fuses
— Relay
— Electrical connectors
— Electrical tape
— Battery terminals
— Set of wrenches
— Screwdriver
— Multimeter
— Electricity test lamp
Installation process:
1. Disconnect the battery
* Disconnect the negative terminal from the battery to de-energize the vehicle.
2. Make a wiring diagram
* Find out which components require power and make a diagram of how they will be connected.
3. Install electrical wiring
* Lay electrical wiring along the provided routes or along the path of least resistance.
* Make sure the wiring is secure and protected from damage.
4. Connect the wires
* Connect wires using wire crimp connectors.
* Insulate all connections with electrical tape.
5. Install fuses and relays
* Install fuses in appropriate circuits to protect against overloads.
* Install a relay to control the power supplied to the components.
6. Connect electrical connectors
* Connect the electrical connectors to the appropriate components.
* Make sure connections are secure and secure.
7. Replace the battery
* Connect the negative terminal back to the battery.
8. Check your work
* Turn on the ignition and check that all components are functioning properly.
*Use an electrical test lamp to make sure there is power.
9. Check all connections
* Check all connections for signs of looseness or damage.
* If necessary, tighten connections or make repairs.
Adviсe:
*Use the correct gauge wire for each circuit.
* Ground all metal components.
*Follow wiring diagrams and specifications.
* Solder or crimp all connections accurately.
* Insulate all exposed wires.
* It is recommended that you have your electrical system installed by a professional electrician if you do not have the appropriate skills.