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Title: Diagnose Electrical Accessories


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Diagnose Electrical Accessories
  • It is easy to diagnose electrical accessories
  • If you can read wiring diagrams

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Quiz 20
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  • Blower Motor works on HIGH only
  • What might cause this?

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Warning Systems
  • Most systems will ground a buzzer or warning lamp

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Gauges
  • Explore the operation of a bimetallic dash gauge

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Bimetallic Gauges
  • As voltage increases what happens to amp flow?
  • Many dash gauges use anInstrument Voltage
    Regulator (IVR)to keep a constant 5 volts to the
    gauges

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Diagnose dash gauges
  • Notice if all gauges are out or only one
  • Use a test light to ground the sending unit wire
  • Do not use this technique with digital dash

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Two Coil Magnetic Gauges
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Three Coil Magnetic Gauges
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Diagnosing Gauges
  • Some gauges can be damaged by grounding sending
    unit wire
  • Digital Dash gauges may send 5 volt reference to
    sender
  • Use diagnostic charts to diagnose digital gauges

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Instrument Clusters
  • Use caution when handling printed circuit boards
  • Finger prints can cause high resistance and
    eventual open circuits in printed circuits
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