Final Project

ACCU-220
Technical English

Mecánica Automotriz

TEMA: Identifying the most common car electrical problems and suggest what you can do
if you have these problems.

OBJECTIVE

Identify and Describe the most common car electrical problems and suggest what you
can do if you have these problems. Use the Simple Present, Modals, Technical
Vocabulary and Should.

WORK APPROACH

The participant, using audiovisual aids (PPT, video, etc.) will be able to identify and describe
the most common electrical problems in the car and suggest what you can do if you present
these problems, using a vocabulary appropriate to the level of learning required in your
career ( The Simple Present Tense, Modals, Technical Vocabulary, Should).

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GRAMMAR
1. Present Simple

In this case I am going to talk to you about the most common electrical problems in cars (Fuses)
The fuse box makes strange noises: As always, unusual sounds warn us that something is not
right. If you notice the fuse box clicking, it is likely that one of the relays is working repeatedly.
CONSEQUENCES A lower amperage fuse will not sufficiently protect the affected system, while
a higher amperage fuse can cause serious failure of the entire system. For example, when using
it in the starter motor, it may burn.

2. Technical Vocabulary

Fuses can blow when there is a power surge. There are several causes for these
increases in electrical charge. Problems with the electricity supplier.The solution is
very easy, you just need to replace it. we just have to replace it

3. Should
You should take better care as you know All fuses offer some or both forms of short
circuit protection as well as overload protection, while many circuit breakers, on the
other hand, ONLY offer overload protection and have no ability to protect against
dangerous short circuits.
You should take better care as you know All fuses offer some or both forms of short
circuit protection as well as overload protection, while many circuit breakers, on the
other hand, ONLY offer overload protection and have no ability to protect against
dangerous short circuits.