Electrical Systems

At the most basic level, your car’s electrical system includes both a starting system and a charging system. These are responsible for starting your engine and keeping your battery from dying, respectively. Each of those systems includes several different parts to keep it working well and all of those parts should be checked to ensure they aren’t failing. You’re likely to notice symptoms with your car’s performance if there’s a real problem but sometimes they can sneak up on you and cause some serious safety hazards. 

The primary use of the electrical system is to power all electrical and electronic devices in a vehicle. starting from the electrical motor, sensors, gauges, heating element, headlights, brake and trafficator lights, radio, television, air conditioning system, blowers, interior lights, refrigerator system, ignition system, etc. All these components receive power from a battery and the battery is charged by the alternator.