Mitsubishi electrical system

A Mitsubishi vehicle’s electrical system is a complex network of components responsible for powering and controlling various vehicle functions. Here are its main components:

Battery

* Provides electricity when starting the engine and while the engine is running.
* Stores energy from the generator.

Generator

* Converts the mechanical energy of the engine into electrical energy.
* Charges the battery and powers the vehicle’s electrical components.

Starter

*Uses battery power to start the engine.

Ignition system

* Creates a spark in the engine cylinders to ignite the fuel-air mixture.
* Consists of spark plugs, ignition coils and engine control module (ECM).

Engine Management System (ECM)

* Controls engine operation, regulating fuel supply, ignition and other parameters.
* Uses sensors and control actuators to monitor and control engine performance.

Electrical harnesses

* Connects various electrical components of the car.
* Provides transmission of electrical power and signals between components.

Fuses and relays

* Protect electrical circuits from overload and short circuit.
* Relays allow you to turn higher power electrical devices on and off using low voltage signals.

Lighting

* Provides visibility while driving at night and in low light conditions.
* Consists of headlights, taillights, turn signals, brake lights, etc.

Ventilation, heating and air conditioning (HVAC) system

* Regulates the temperature and air quality inside the car.
* Consists of fan, heater, air conditioner and control panel.

Audio system

* Provides entertainment and information for driver and passengers.
* Consists of head unit, speakers, antenna, etc.

Additional electrical components

* Safety systems (eg airbags, immobilizer)
* Sensors (eg speed sensor, steering wheel position sensor)
* Electric drives (for example, windows, door locks)

Electrical System Maintenance

Keeping the electrical system in good working order is critical to the performance of your vehicle. Here are some maintenance tips:

* Check the battery regularly.
* Check the tension of the alternator belt.
* Clean electrical connectors regularly.
* Use only recommended electronic components and accessories.
*Seek qualified assistance for any electrical problems.

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