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Wiring diagrams use standardized electrical symbols.
Common ones:
Lines = wires
Dots on intersections = wire connections
Switches, resistors, capacitors, ground, power sources, etc.
Use a symbol key or legend if available on the diagram.
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2. Identify the Power Source
Trace from the battery or main power supply.
Follow the positive (+) and negative (-) paths.
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3. Follow the Current Path
Start from the power source and follow the lines through various components.
Look for switches, relays, and fuses along the way.
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4. Read in Logical Sections
Divide the system into sections (e.g., lighting, ignition, sensors).
Understand each part independently before combining.
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5. Watch for Wire Colors and Labels
Wire color codes can indicate function (e.g., red for power, black for ground).
Labels or numbers on wires often link to a wiring chart or table.
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6. Use the Diagram Key or Index
Most wiring diagrams include a key to explain abbreviations, wire colors, and connector locations.
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Example: Reading a Car Wiring Diagram (SEO might refer to a vehicle system)
Battery → Ignition Switch → ECU → Sensors/Actuators
Each component is represented by a symbol.
Wires are drawn between them with labels and colors
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