Electrical System

1. – means Cranking Amps and is the amount of amps delivered at 32 degrees F or 0 degrees C for 30 seconds
3. – means Cold Cranking Amps and is the amount of amps delivered at 0 degrees F or -18 degrees C for 30 seconds
6. - the measure of voltage or pressure pushing electrons causing them to flow
8. (Alternating Current) - the electrons change directions at a given rate
9. - the measure of electrical resistance
11. (Direct Current) – the electrons are moving through the conductor in the same direction
12. – is how hard the current has to push through a conductor, such as a light bulb.

2. – is the unit used to measure electrical current
4. – the quantity of electrons moving through a conductor
5. - the movement of electrons in a conductor
7. – provides accurate and instant commands to almost every major mechanical or electrical system. They receive input, analyze data and export commands to components
10. – it stores chemical energy and supplies electrical energy to the vehicle