I found this web site and recognized a lot of the information. It's exceptional in taking a person from the very basics, up to basic trouble shooting.
I didn't get a chance to go over the whole web site. This looks very similar to part of what I used to teach. It is great information for someone who is interested in getting a good understanding of electrical systems.
If you can master this, there isn't anything on our classics you couldn't trouble shoot and fix yourself, with full confidence.

http://www.autoshop101.com/

Thought I'd pass it along.

 

Sweet! Lets all learn how to find the phase angle of an inductive capacitive circuit where inductance is greater than capacitance or vice-versa! ELI-ICE

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I'm pretty sure I failed this in college... why would I want to take it again?

 

Yeah, I went through electronics school at Ft. Monmouth, NJ and Uncle Sam made a Microwave radio repair specialist out of me. I have had enough of OHM's law.
That's a good site you found though. Thanks for sharing. Do you think it needs to go in the FAQ?

 

FAQ for sure soaring

 

Not sure it's pertinent enough for the FAQs. Most people here ask questions to get quick fixes, not so much to "learn" anything.
I posted it just in case someone wanted to actually learn how to trouble shoot basic electrical problems for their own future benefit.

 

OK, no problem. We'll not put it in the FAQ. If I were wet behind the ears re: automotive electronics, I think I would spend the time studying it though. Good post.