What could cause the MIL to flash?
Unburned fuel going to the catalytic converter is what causes the flashing light. This usually comes from misfires. You may want to check for a leaking injector that might be flooding a cylinder when the engine is off. During normal driving, the cylinder may not have a problem burning the injected fuel.
What is the difference between a 100 amp and 200 amp panel?
The main difference between the 100 amp vs 200 amp electrical panels is that the latter is larger in size. The larger size means that you get a lot more circuits in the 200 amp electrical panel, as compared to an older 100 amp panel.
How much does it cost to upgrade electrical in house?
The cost to update electrical home wiring in a home ranges from $2,000 to $9,000 on average with most homeowners spending $2.65 per square foot. Electrical installation costs depend on the accessibility to the wiring, the electrician’s hourly rates, and the cost of panels, wires, and other materials.
How do you know if a house needs rewiring?
12 Signs Your House Needs Rewiring
- Flickering or dimming lights.
- Lightbulbs burning out in their sockets.
- Regularly blown fuses.
- Sparking outlets.
- Discoloured outlets or switches.
- A faint smell of burning.
- Fluctuations in power.
- A growing reliance upon extension cords.
How often should you rewire a house?
It’s recommended that your electrical installation is tested every 10 years if you own your home, and every five years if you rent. Older houses also tend to have fewer electrical sockets, meaning extension leads are more likely to be used, and sockets can sometimes be dangerously overloaded.
Can you rewire a house yourself?
It is allowed for you to rewire your own house as long as the job can be checked as you go. Most electricans will not agree to these terms as they want to do the whole job.
How messy is rewiring a house?
Each property is different and some may not require the electricians to make as much mess, but the majority of electrical rewires require the walls to be cut, chased and chiselled. This can result in a lot of dust, mess and re-plastering works.
Is it illegal to do electrical work in your home?
You are entitled to carry out minor electrical work in your home, as long as you comply with Part P of the Building and Wiring Regulations. If you are unsure about the electrical work you are carrying out, it’s best to check with your local building council.