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ELECTRICAL

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b. When disconnecting a connector pull it off

from the mating connector by holding on both

connectors. Never try to disconnect

connectors by pulling on their wires.

c. While disconnecting the interconnection

connector, press in the direction indicated by

arrows in the illustration.

d. While connecting the interconnection

connectors, insert the connectors until a

“snap” noise is heard.

e. Dirt / corroded terminals result in improper

contact. The terminals should be cleaned

carefully. Improper contact pressure between

mating terminals disturbs the connectivity

between them. Replace the damaged

connector body to avoid exposure of the

terminals in case of inadequate contact

pressure.

Ensure proper connection between the

terminals to the wire. Rectify the loose

connection by repairing / replacing the wire

harness. Worn out insulation of the wire may

result in short circuit. Avoid water entering in

the connectors.

10.Before removing a faulty component, refer to the

Workshop Manual for removal procedures.

Ensure the starter switch is turned to the ’OFF’

position, the battery is disconnected and any

disconnected harnesses are supported to avoid

any undue strain at terminals. When replacing

the component keep oily hands away from

electrical connection areas and push

connector’s home until any locking tabs fully

engage.

11.When using a circuit tester to perform continuity

or voltage checks or connector terminals, insert

the test probe from the harness side.

If the connector is a sealed connector, insert the

test probe in through the hole in the rubber cap for

the electrical wires, being careful not to damage the

insulation of the wires; continue to insert the test

probe until it contacts the terminal.