Automotive Servicing Grade 10 Quarter 1 Module 8: Installing Wiring/Lighting System

Special Program in Technical Vocational Education

Quarter 1 – Module 8 Testing and Repairing Wiring/Lighting System (Installing wiring/lighting system)

Automotive Servicing NC II

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CO_Q1_TLE 10_Module 8

[transcriber’s note: this page repeats the cover text of page 1 (the number 10, the title “Special Program in Technical Vocational Education”, “Quarter 1 – Module 8 Testing and Repairing Wiring/Lighting System”, “(Installing Wiring/Lighting System)”, and “Automotive Servicing NC II”). The text is not repeated here.]

IA-Automotive Servicing NCI – Grade 10 Alternative Delivery Mode Quarter 1 – Module 8. Installing Wiring/Lighting System

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For the learner:

Hello learner, Welcome to the Automotive Servicing NC II Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) Module on Installing Wiring/Lighting System. We hope you are ready to progress in your Grade 10 SPTVE in automotive servicing with this learning module. This is designed to provide you with interactive tasks to further develop the desired learning competencies prescribed in our curriculum. With this, you are expected to appreciate staking through the information and activity given.

This module has the following parts and corresponding icons:

[transcriber’s note: the ICON column holds a small icon for each part; the icons are not transcribed.]

ICON	LABEL	DETAIL
	What I Need to Know	This contains the learning objectives which you need to accomplish.
	What I Know	This evaluates what you know about the lesson you are to learn.
	What’s In	This connects the current lesson with a topic necessary in your understanding.
	What’s New	This introduces the lesson through an activity.
	What Is It	This contains a brief discussion of the learning module lesson.
	What’s More	These are activities to check your understanding of the lesson.
	What I Have Learned	This summarizes the important ideas presented in the lesson.
	What I Can Do	This is a real-life application of what you have learned.
	Assessment	This is a post assessment of what you have learned.
	Additional Activity	This is an activity that will strengthen your knowledge about the lesson.

At the end of this module, you will also find:

References: This is a list of all sources used in developing this module.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

What I Need to Know ….. 1 What I Know ….. 2 What’s In ….. 4 What’s New ….. 4 What Is It ….. 5 What I Have Learned ….. 16 What I Can Do ….. 17 Post-Assessment ….. 18 Additional Activity ….. 20 Answer Key ….. 21 References ….. 21

LESSON 8 Applying Basic Safety Procedure

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If you encounter any difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your teacher or facilitator. Always bear in mind that you are not alone.

We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning and gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You can do it!

What I Need to Know

This module was designed and written to guide you to acquire the learning competencies and develop your skills in applying basic safety procedure. The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. However, the order in which you read the module can be changed to correspond with the textbook you are now using.

Quarter/Week: Q1/8 Learning Competency Code: TLE_IAAUS9-12TRW-IIIe-g-11 Learning Competency: LO 2. Install Wiring/Lighting System.

Learning Objectives: After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. interpret lighting system circuit diagram;
2. draw and connect different lighting system circuits, and;
3. recognize the possible advantages in knowing how to interpret and install lighting connections.

What I Know

Pre-Test/Assessment

I-Multiple Choice

Direction: Choose the LETTER of the best answer and write in the answer sheet.

1. Switch that is used in a back-up light circuit that switches the back-up light when transmission is shifted in reverse.
   a. back-up light switch
   b. directional light switch
   c. headlight switch
   d. park lights

   
   

2. Headlight is a _____ connection.
   a. controlled
   b. not controlled
   c. unknown
   d. none of the above

   
   

3. The circuits in the vehicle include all, except what?
   a. battery
   b. lamps
   c. switch
   d. none of the above

   
   

4. The components of horn circuit are the following except?
   a. battery
   b. bulb
   c. fuse
   d. relay

   
   

5. Where does the stop light switch installed?
   a. brake pedal
   b. engine
   c. steering column
   d. transmission

   
   

6. The terminal of the Bosch relay are_____?
   a. terminal 30, 85, 86 & 87
   b. terminal 30, 80, 86 & 87
   c. both a & b
   d. none of these

   
   

7. If you shift the transmission into reverse position, what happen to the rear light?
   a. back-up light will switch on
   b. signal light will switch on
   c. stop light will switch on
   d. tail light will switch on

   
   

8. A switch that is used in the brake light circuit?
   a. back-up light switch
   b. signal light switch
   c. stop light switch
   d. tail light switch

   
   

9. In horn circuit, what do we call the switch that is operated by the driver to apply horn?
   a. back-up light switch
   b. horn switch
   c. stop light switch
   d. tail light switch

   
   

10. The type of circuit connection that is obsolete but still can be seen in some old vehicles.
    a. conventional c. both A and B
    b. steering column d. none of the above

    
    

II- Identification

Directions: For numbers 11-15, identify what type of circuit diagram that each component belongs? Choose from the following;

• A. Back-up Light Circuit
• B. Horn Circuit
• C. Signal and Hazard Circuit
• D. All electrical circuit

Write your answer in the answer sheet. Answers may be repeated.

Item	Picture
11.	[illustration: circular flasher relay diagram with terminals labeled P, X, and L]
12.	[illustration: horn]
13.	[illustration: fuse box with fuses and red and orange wiring]
14.	[illustration: ammeter symbol with – and + terminals; printed label: Ammeter (upside down)]
15.	[illustration: line drawing of a vehicle component with a housing and a pointed part]

What’s In

Word Search

Directions: Look for the 5 words that are related to wiring system. Write your answer in the answer sheet.

H	C	T	I	W	S	T	H	G	I	L	L	A	N	G	I	S	H
W	S	C	B	G	H	E	R	I	D	S	R	E	A	T	W	Q	C
A	S	F	X	V	G	R	C	Y	T	U	E	A	B	F	I	J	T
F	T	F	P	H	M	A	S	O	I	L	H	Z	U	I	S	G	I
T	V	R	D	F	I	P	D	P	U	L	S	X	Y	J	I	D	W
E	K	F	U	S	E	O	F	B	Y	K	A	C	T	H	H	V	S
U	H	E	P	W	F	I	A	M	T	H	L	V	E	G	U	X	D
S	W	R	T	S	T	T	G	N	R	J	F	N	R	F	Y	S	R
I	B	A	E	R	T	U	H	V	E	G	L	B	W	Y	T	T	A
G	A	U	A	E	Q	Y	J	C	W	F	J	M	E	D	E	H	Z
N	Y	F	R	O	W	T	K	X	Q	D	H	K	Q	S	W	V	A
A	G	Y	Y	L	E	R	L	Z	A	S	G	D	A	W	Q	E	H

What’s New

Direction: Describe what was the illustration all about?

[chart: wiring diagram; horn circuit with two horns, a battery, an ammeter, an ignition switch, a fuse box, a relay, and a horn switch on the steering wheel]

Labels printed in the chart: Ammeter; Ignition switch; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30.

What Is It

INTERPRETING LIGHTING AND WARNING CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Before proceeding to the different automotive lighting circuits, familiarize first the following pictures or symbols for it easy interpretation/ understanding of the topic.

Item	Symbol		Symbol
1.	[illustration: battery symbol] Battery		[illustration: flasher relay symbol] Flasher Relay
2.	[illustration: ammeter symbol] Ammeter		[illustration: hazard switch] Hazard Switch
3.	[illustration: ignition switch diagram with positions AM, ST, ACC, IGN] Ignition Switch		[illustration: horn] Horn
4.	[illustration: fuse box with fuses] Fuse Box with fuses		[illustration: horn switch on steering wheel] Horn Switch
	[illustration: courtesy light switch] Courtesy light switch		[illustration: dome light switch] Dome light switch
	[illustration: back-up light switch] Back-up light switch		[illustration: ground symbol] Ground

Introduction

Lighting system circuit diagram has two types, the conventional type which was used by the ancient vehicles and the steering column switch type that is now being used in modern vehicles. Their difference is that steering column switch type is easy to operate unlike in conventional type.

[chart: wiring diagram; Example of Conventional Type Switch used in Headlight Circuit]

Labels printed in the chart: Dimmer Switch (H B L); Light Switch (H P B); Fuse; Ignition Switch (B, ST, IG, ACC); BATTERY (+) (-).

Example of Conventional Type Switch used in Headlight Circuit

[chart: wiring diagram; Example of Steering Column Type Switch used in Headlight Circuit]

Labels printed in the chart: Ignition switch; Ammeter; Common, High, Low, Pass; Common, 1st Turn, 2nd Turn; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; RIGHT; LEFT.

Example of Steering Column Type Switch used in Headlight Circuit

1. HEADLIGHT CIRCUIT

Headlight circuit is basically consiting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, headlight control switch, bosch relay, headlamp and related wirings.

Depending on the brand of the vehicle, headlight circuit diagram may have different wiring connection. If not sure on the connection of the headligh, you may refer on the following diagram below but headlight terminals must be first identified.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of a headlight circuit]

Labels printed in the chart: Ignition switch; Ammeter; Common, High/Pass, Low, 2nd Turn; 1ST Turn, Common; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; RIGHT (HI, LO); LEFT (HI, LO).

Pictorial diagram of a headlight circuit

NOTE: This type of connection is used when the following terminals are combined when being tested using a test lamp;

• 2nd turn, low, high/pass has a common source or supply.
  • High and pass is combined.
• Headlight is a not controlled connection meaning, headlight may be turned or switched on even the ignition key is in lock position.

Pictorial diagram of headlight circuit

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of headlight circuit]

Labels printed in the chart: Ignition switch; Ammeter; Common, High, Low, Pass; Common, 1st Turn, 2nd Turn; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; RIGHT; LEFT.

Pictorial diagram of headlight circuit

NOTE: This type of connection is used when the following terminals are combined when being tested using a test lamp;

• high, low and pass terminals has a common source or supply.
• 1st turn and 2nd turn has a common source or supply.

You may also add separated bosch relays for the high and low lamps.

Use of Headlamp Switch in a Steering Column Type Switch

[illustration: steering column light switch being turned, with numbered positions 1, 2, and 3]

[illustration: steering column switch positions 1 to 3 and the lever for high beam, low beam, and beam pass]

Position	Description
1 OFF	The side marker, parking, tail, license plate, panel board, headlight turn off
2	The side marker, parking, tail, license plate, daytime running lights (if equipped) and instrument panel lights turn on
3	The headlights and all lights listed above (except daytime running lights) turn on.

Turning high beam, low beam, beam passes headlights

• Center position – low beam
• Downward position – high beam
• Upward position – beam pass

[illustration: hand turning the lever on the steering column to 1 and 2 positions]

2. PARK, TAIL, AND LICENSE PLATE LIGHT CIRCUIT

Park and tail light circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, park and tail light switch, relays, park lamp, tail lamp, license plate lamp and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of Park and Tail Light]

Labels printed in the chart: Signal; Tail Stop; Back-up; Plate Light; Back-up; Stop Tail; Signal; Park; Park; Ignition switch; Ammeter; Common, High/Pass, Low, 2nd Turn; 1ST Turn, Common; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30.

Printed note in the chart: Park and Tail light has the same switch, the first turn using this switch will switch on the park and tail light.

Pictorial diagram of Park and Tail Light

Note:

• Assuming that park and tail lamp is automatically grounded.
• Park, tail and plate lamp is a Controlled Connection meaning, once the ignition key is in lock position these lamps won’t illuminate even though the control switch is being turned or switched on.

3. BRAKE/STOP LIGHT CIRCUIT

Brake circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, brake light switch, relay, brake lamp and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial Diagram of Stop/Brake Light Circuit] Labels printed: SIGNAL; TAIL STOP; BACK-UP; BACK-UP; TAIL STOP; SIGNAL; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; battery (+, −).

Pictorial Diagram of Stop/Brake Light Circuit

Note:

• Assuming that stop light is automatically grounded.
• Brake/Stop light is a not controlled connection.

4. BACK-UP LIGHT CIRCUIT

Back-up light circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, bosch relay, back-up light switch, back-up lamp and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of back-up light circuit] Labels printed: Signal; Tail Stop; Back-up; Back-up; Tail Stop; Signal; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of back-up light circuit.

Note:

• Assuming that back-up lamp is automatically grounded.
• Back-up light is a controlled connection.

5. DOME LIGHT

Dome light circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, bosch relay, dome light switch, dome lamp and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of dome light circuit] Labels printed: DOOM LIGHT; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of dome light circuit.

Note:

• Dome light is automatically grounded

  
  

• Dome light is a not controlled connection

  
  

6. COURTESY LIGHT CIRCUIT

Courtesy light circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, bosch relay, courtesy light switch, courtesy lamp and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of a courtesy light circuit] Labels printed: COURTESY LIGHT; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of a courtesy light circuit.

Note:

• Assuming that courtesy light is automatically grounded.
• Courtesy light is a not controlled connection.

7. HORN CIRCUIT

Horn circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, relay, horn switch, horns and related wirings.

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of a horn circuit] Labels printed: Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of a horn circuit.

Note: Horn is a not controlled connection.

8. HAZARD AND SIGNAL LIGHT CIRCUIT

Hazard and signal circuit is basically consisting of a battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses, hazard switch, signal switch, flasher relay, turn signal bulbs, indicator bulbs and related wirings.

DIAGRAM 1

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of signal and hazard circuit connection] Labels printed: Signal; Tail Stop; Back-up; Back-up; Tail Stop; Signal; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; COMMON, LEFT, RIGHT; Hazard Switch with terminals on, off, common; flasher terminals P, X, L; SIGNAL; SIGNAL; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of signal and hazard circuit connection.

Note:

• This kind of signal and hazard circuit connection is used when hazard switch is attached into the steering column with the following terminals- ON, OFF and common source or supply of ON and OFF, when being tested using a test lamp.
• Single flasher.
• Assuming that signal lamps are automatically grounded.
• Turn signal indicator was not included in the diagram
• Turn signal light is a controlled connection while hazard light is a not controlled connection.

DIAGRAM 2

[chart: wiring diagram; Pictorial diagram of signal and hazard circuit connection] Labels printed: Signal; Tail Stop; Back-up; Back-up; Tail Stop; Signal; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; COMMON, LEFT, RIGHT; flasher terminals P, X, L (two units); SIGNAL; SIGNAL; battery (+, −).

Pictorial diagram of signal and hazard circuit connection.

Note:

• This kind of signal and hazard circuit connection is used when using a toggle hazard switch.
• Double flasher
• Assuming that signal lamp is automatically grounded.
• Turn signal indicator was not included in the diagram
• Turn signal light is a controlled connection while hazard light is a not controlled connection.

What’s More

Directions: Draw and connect the given circuit. Write your answer in the answer.

[chart: wiring diagram; blank circuit layout for drawing and connection] Labels printed: AM, ST, ACC, IGN; Ignition switch; Ammeter (+, −); battery (+, −); fuse box with terminals; ground symbol.

What I Have Learned

Directions: Answer the following questions in the answer sheet.

1. As a car owner/to be, what are the advantages you have if you know how to interpret and install different lighting connection?

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What I Can Do

Direction: Copy and connect the different electrical circuit of a vehicle except doom, courtesy, side marker, stop, and back-up light circuit. Answer the following questions in the answer sheet.

[chart: wiring diagram; Single relay and flasher] Labels printed: Signal; Tail Stop; Back-up; Tail; Back-up; Tail Stop; Signal; SIGNAL PARK; PARK SIGNAL; Ignition switch (AM, ST, ACC, IGN); Ammeter; COMMON, LEFT, RIGHT; Common, High, Low, Pass; Common, 1st Turn, 2nd Turn; Hazard Switch with on, off, common; relay terminals 87, 86, 85, 30; flasher terminals P, X, L; headlamp units labeled HI and LO, RIGHT and LEFT; battery (+, −).

Single relay and flasher.

Post-Assessment

I-Multiple Choice

Direction: Choose the LETTER of the best answer and write in the answer sheet.

1. The type of circuit connection that is obsolete but still can be seen in some old vehicles.
   a. conventional
   b. steering column
   c. both A and B
   d. none of the above

   
   

2. The terminal of the Bosch relay are ___________?
   a. terminal 30, 85, 86 & 87 `
   b. terminal 30, 80, 86 & 87
   c. both a & b
   d. none of these

   
   

3. Switch that is used in a back-up light circuit that switches the back-up light when transmission is shifted in reverse.
   a. back-up light switch
   b. directional light switch
   c. headlight switch
   d. park lights

   
   

4. Headlight is a _________________ connection.
   a. controlled
   b. not controlled
   c. unknown
   d. none of the above

   
   

5. The circuits in the vehicle include all, except—
   a. battery
   b. lamps
   c. switch
   d. none of the above

   
   

6. The components of horn circuit are the following except?
   a. battery
   b. bulb
   c. fuse
   d. relay

   
   

7. Where does the stop light switch installed?
   a. brake pedal
   b. engine
   c. steering column
   d. transmission

   
   

8. If you shift the transmission into reverse position, what happen to the rear light?
   a. back-up light will switch on
   b. signal light will switch on
   c. stop light will switch on
   d. tail light will switch on

   
   

9. A switch that is used in the brake light circuit?
   a. back-up light switch
   b. signal light switch
   c. stop light switch
   d. tail light switch

   
   

10. In horn circuit, what do we call the switch that is operated by the driver to apply horn?
    a. back-up light switch
    b. horn switch
    c. stop light switch
    d. tail light switch

    
    

II- Identification

Directions: For numbers 11-15, identify what type of circuit diagram that each component belongs? Choose from the following;

• A. Back-up Light Circuit
• B. Horn Circuit
• C. Signal and Hazard Circuit
• D. All electrical circuit

Write your answer in the answer sheet. Answers may be repeated.

11. [illustration: electric horn with a circular diaphragm and terminals]

    
    

12. [illustration: circular diagram with terminals labeled P, X, and L]

    
    

13. [illustration: automotive transmission assembly with a pointer to a small component]

    
    

14. [illustration: ammeter symbol, a circle with the letter A, with − and + terminals; printed label: Ammeter]

    
    

15. [illustration: wiring diagram of a fuse or relay block with red wires]

    
    

Additional Activity

Direction: Enumerate what is being asked in the following questions. Write in the answer sheet.

1. List all the electrical components or accessories consisting stop light circuit.
2. List all the electrical components or accessories consisting reverse light circuit.
3. List all the electrical components or accessories consisting doom light circuit.
4. List all the electrical components or accessories consisting courtesy light circuit.

Answer Key

What I Know

1. A
2. B
3. D
4. B
5. A
6. A
7. A
8. C
9. B
10. A
11. C
12. B
13. D
14. D
15. A

What’s In

1. HAZARD SWITCH
2. FLASHER
3. FUSE
4. BATTERY
5. SIGNAL LIGHT SWITCH

What’s New

It is a wiring diagram specifically for horn circuit.

What’s More

[illustration: wiring diagram showing a battery, an ammeter, an ignition switch, a fuse box, and a lamp]

What I Have Learned

Answers may vary

What I Can Do

Refer to the next page.

Post Assessment

1. A
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. D
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. C
10. B
11. B
12. C
13. A
14. D
15. D

Additional Activities

1. Stop light: stop light switch, relay and stop lamp.
2. Back-up light: back-up light switch, relay, and back-up lamp.
3. Doom Light: doom light switch, relay and doom lamp.
4. Courtesy Light: courtesy light switch, relay and courtesy lamp.

All the four circuit has the following- battery, ammeter, ignition switch, fuse box with fuses and related wirings.

What I Can Do

For the headlight circuit connection

For the Horn Circuit connection

[chart: wiring diagram; headlight circuit connection, with labels including Common, 1st Turn, 2nd Turn, High, Low, and Pass]

[chart: wiring diagram; horn circuit connection, with a horn switch, horn relay, battery, and two horns]

For the Signal and Hazard Circuit connection

For the Park and Tail Circuit connection

[chart: wiring diagram; signal and hazard circuit connection, with labels including Signal, Tail Stop, Back-up, Hazard Switch, Flasher, Common, and Signal Light]

[chart: wiring diagram; park and tail circuit connection, with a note and labels including Park, Signal, Tail Stop, Back-up, and Park Light]

Park and Tail light has the same switch. the first turn using this switch will [illegible] on the park and tail light.

References

Strengthened Technical – Vocational Education Program (STVEP)–Competency-Based Learning Materials (CBLM)

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