Automotive engineering wiring

Among the most important are automotive wiring standards—governing the wiring used in cars, trucks, and other vehicles

Automotive wiring standards help manufacturers ensure that wires are properly rated for their intended use and compatible with other vehicle components

Generally, Wiring uses two types of automotive wire connections; solderless and soldered

Often, solderless connections are considered the quickest and easiest way to terminate wires

Solderless bonds involve readily available automotive wiring connections such as ring terminals, spade terminals, and quick disconnects

Put it in simple terms; an automotive wire is simply a wire that’s best suited for automotive wire harness purposes

Different types of automotive wires or cables are designed to serve specific purposes

The most common wires you’re likely to come across are the brake, speaker, primary, and battery cable