Don't Just Install, Tips for Modifying Car Electrical Systems to Keep the Battery Safe
Do not randomly modify car cables. The wiring must be safe and use a fuse to prevent the battery from draining and to avoid short circuits.
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Fahmy Fauzy Muhammad June 18th, 9:00 AM June 18th, 9:00 AMThe Shiro Corporation Modifying a car's electrical system, such as adding audio, replacing lights, and installing accessories indeed makes the appearance even cooler.
But remember, the electrical wiring is directly connected to the battery. If installed incorrectly, it can be dangerous and can quickly drain the car battery.
"If you install accessories, change the lights, change the audio, these often involve changing the wiring paths. Some are added, the routes are modified in various ways, but the most important thing is that the wiring must be safe, and use fuses," explains Muhamad Fauzi, owner of the battery store Maju Jaya in Cibodas, Tangerang.
I recommend that every modification to the electrical system should be carefully considered in detail.
Don't let chasing appearances result in security being compromised.
Incorrect modification of cables can cause a short circuit. A short circuit can damage accessories, the battery, and even trigger a car fire.
"Besides causing a short circuit, the battery will definitely wear out quickly if the wiring is not correct," he added.
Fauzi suggested avoiding the direct cut cable method from the car system.
It's better to take the direct path from the battery, then install an additional fuse to prevent short circuits.
So if you want to be safe, just take it directly from the battery along with the fuse later. Usually there are those who cut the wires and such, I suggest not to, for safety," he asserted firmly.
Safe electrical modification is not just about appearance, but also concerns the safety of the car and its driver.
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