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Electrical components that monitor or control the engine and other vehicle systems, or that provide entertainment, information, or network access. Engine Control Units (ECUs), their sensors, radios, navigation systems, and rain sensors are examples of *electronic* components. Compare with *electrical* components which distribute, switch, and consume electricity as a source of power – such as the battery, alternator, fuses, lights, starter, and sparkplugs.
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Can you attach multimeter to battery terminals while car running/charging?
Yes you can multimeters have high input resistance , so their load is insignificant on the battery/car.Also if you trying to measure voltage note not all DMM's are the same , some are slower so it m …
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