There are about 8 to 12 or more relays on most cars, headlights, starter, FI relays, HVAC, and more, but most relays are usually in the underhood power distribution box.
I would need to know what kind of car you have some cars have separate fuses and relays for both sides
A: Relays are nothing but an inductance load to electronics circuit but they do provide isolation to the outside world
All my fuses and relays work. My horn and cruise control do not work. Also my airbag light is flashing. Could it be the clock spring and if so How do I change it out.
Relays usually go out all at once, but I have seen changes in weather such as humidity cause a relay to work intermittently.
I'm not sure about all of the relays, but that is where the cigarette fuse is, if your cell charger won't work it is probably the fuse located in the trunk.
check fuses or relays
Yes. In fact, induction motor 'starters' work using normally-open relays, controlled by low-current control circuits -although we call these heavy-duty relays 'contactors'.
Depends on the make and model of the vehicle. On newer cars check the power distribution box where the relays are located.
the energy that cars get is from the fuel
=cars work by using a special power but not the same as house power or anything like that=
How do the cars solar collectors work together with the batteries?