Addressing issues when connecting to OEM electrical systems

June 3, 2016
Today’s electrical architecture has never been more complex; coupled with intricate engine and emissions system monitoring requirements, your current wiring methods (or those you have used in the past) may not work properly or may generate issues when connecting to different electronic control modules.
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