Carry out a grounding reliability test in order to check the reliability of the connection of the electrical equipment element to the vehicle mass.
1. Disconnect the battery and connect one of the wires of the continuity tester to vehicle ground.
2. Connect the second wire to the connection or ground point to be tested.
3. If the control lamp lights up, then the grounding is in order.
Checking the reliability of grounding
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