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Module 05intermediate

Vehicle Circuits

Apply electrical testing to windows, mirrors, locking, lighting, blowers, pumps, fans and wipers.

Lessons

08

Estimated time

280 min

Completed

00/08

Volt probing a wiring connector with a multimeter
Start lesson 27

By the end of this module

Trace complete real-vehicle circuits and isolate faults across feeds, grounds, controls and loads.

Lessons

8 total

  1. 27Electric windows from switch to motorWindow does nothing from one switch, but works from another — or both switches appear dead.Members only35 min
  2. 28Electric mirrorsBoth mirrors are dead. Does that really mean both mirror motors failed?Members only35 min
  3. 29Central locking and keyless handlesVehicle keeps waking up while parked. Could a door handle be repeatedly telling the car someone is touching it?Members only35 min
  4. 30Exterior lighting and strange voltagesLamp is off but your meter still shows 7 V. Is something feeding it when it shouldn’t?Members only35 min
  5. 31Blower motor diagnosisBlower speed surges randomly, then sits at a steady low speed when the control panel is unplugged.Members only35 min
  6. 32Fuel pump electrical diagnosisNo fuel pressure. Before ordering a pump, prove whether it is being asked to run and whether it can draw current.Members only35 min
  7. 33Cooling fan circuitsEngine overheats but the fan works when directly powered. What controls the rest of the chain?Members only35 min
  8. 34Wipers, park circuits and intelligent motorsWipers move but stop halfway up the screen when switched off.Members only35 min
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