The VW TL 801 01 standard, developed by Volkswagen automobile company, describes the requirements for electrical and electronic parts in automobiles and defines test methods.
Every vehicle has an electrical system that consists of three crucial components: the battery, the starter motor and the alternator. All these systems work together in a cyclical fashion, so an electrical problem that starts in any of these components affects other parts of the system as well. For example, the battery is the component that provides the power it needs to run the starter motor, and the alternator provides the energy it needs to run the battery. A defect in only one of these three important electrical components will cause the vehicle to not operate as it should.
A vehicle's battery is responsible for providing all necessary electrical currents before a vehicle starts. It provides energy to the ignition, fuel systems and the starter motor itself. Therefore, if a vehicle's battery is weak, the vehicle will not start. When the engine is started, the alternator is activated. It also provides charge to the battery that enables the vehicle to start. The starter is the component directly responsible for starting the engine. The battery provides the necessary power, but cannot start the engine on its own. Instead, it relies on the special function the starter provides in turning the flywheel, activating the crankshaft to actuate the engine's pistons. Even if the battery is working as it should, it is not possible to start the vehicle without a working starter.
The best way to prevent electrical systems from failing is to carry out regular checks of the vehicle. In fact, the electrical system is critical to starting the engine. If a part of the electrical system in the car fails, it is inevitable to have problems starting the car.
The automobile electrical system has evolved a lot over the years. Previously, the electrical system of cars consisted of basic wiring technologies used to distribute power to other parts of a vehicle. There were only switches, wires, relays and controlled motors as key components. Today, however, the electrical system uses sensors, actuators, alternators, batteries, oxygen sensors, generators, starters, high-power electrical systems and other devices.
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