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sanekvolokhodko
Санек Волоходько :
а як горить лампочка? їй же мінус надо а предохранітєльце просто 1 провод
2026-10-14 13:21:43
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memorial.meme
Mmemasik :
Обычно если короткое замыкание и ты ставишь новый пред он сразу сгорает нет?
2026-10-14 14:03:56
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gaijingo.kz
РаньшеВсех[НуПочти] :
а какой город
2026-10-14 14:52:01
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arslanahmedow40
Morty :
Opel Astra g 1.8 ecotec бензин 2002год аккумулятор жирет утечка 3 Ампера но это нев всегда иногда там норм 0.05 ампер это иногда проявляется не могу устранит
2026-10-14 18:34:57
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user9279948486377
GARIBALDY :
Где вы находитесь?
2026-10-14 14:11:05
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alex_elektron
ELEKTRON :
Саня, лампочка светится 😁 а горит огонь 😁 или машина после плохого электрика
2026-10-14 07:48:38
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vova.diesel
🚘VOVA DIESEL 🚘 :
Хорошо объясняет толково👍👍👍
2026-10-14 15:04:53
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islamgaraev1
izhevod_3 :
молодец мужик
2026-10-14 18:11:56
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uri_ck
Uri-ck :
цікаво!👍
2026-10-14 18:50:41
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ostap4enkooo
river :
ещё совет, в случае если провода слишком длинные, например освещение задних фонаре и передних, можно методом отключения промежуточных разъёмов, которые могут находиться в салоне, это поможет сократит время на поиск неисправности😉
2026-10-14 10:32:06
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vassiliidoroshenko
Vassilii Doroshenko :
красавчик, чётко грамотно обьяснял👍👍
2026-10-14 18:49:03
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shuglonfc22
apetor :
четко
2026-10-14 12:21:02
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user9873502874228
Петр :
а как работает топлевозборник , там минус и плюс , празвниваю сигналом прозванивается , плюс с минусом не должен прозванивается !?
2026-10-14 18:52:03
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vzhicvzhic
vzhicmaster :
Чистое КЗ- это чисто Плюс на чисто Минус🙂
2026-10-14 18:17:37
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aleksfishman
Aleks :
спасибо
2026-10-14 18:07:06
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bavaria.elite
Bavaria Elitę :
Відос супер 👍👍👍
2026-10-14 08:40:39
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user8122324442378
ДОВЛЕТ :
Спасибо 👍👍👍
2026-10-14 11:17:20
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skakunos777
Боря :
2026-10-14 11:33:29
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derzeederzkogo
derzeederzkogo :
пишу комментарий
2026-10-14 17:30:50
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user74031363352450
user74031363352450 :
2026-10-14 17:18:42
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dr.rusanov
dr.Rusanov :
может и весь ролик интересный, но слушать музыку не очень приятно
2026-10-14 10:57:23
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user9873502874228
Петр :
топлевозборник , в баке
2026-10-14 18:52:50
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straightracer
Stanislav :
Подрисался. Интересно...
2026-10-14 17:36:58
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smakoalex
Олександр Шевченко :
отлично объяснил [Like]
2026-10-14 17:43:51
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user4593083010299
user4593083010299 :
молодець
2026-10-14 11:54:30
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Chan Chan of Peru Chan Chan is an ancient city located near the modern city of Trujillo on the northern coast of Peru. It was the capital of the Chimú civilization, which developed in the region after the decline of the Moche civilization. Built around 850 CE, Chan Chan eventually became one of the largest cities in the Americas before the arrival of Europeans. Its impressive architecture, complex society, and advanced engineering make it one of the most important archaeological sites in South America. One of the most remarkable things about Chan Chan is its size and construction. The city covered approximately 20 square kilometres and was built almost entirely from adobe, a material made from earth, water, and other natural materials. Its buildings included enormous walled compounds, temples, storage areas, workshops, and residential spaces. Some of its walls were decorated with detailed carvings of animals, fish, birds, and geometric patterns. These designs reflected the importance of the ocean and the natural environment to the Chimú people, who relied heavily on fishing and agriculture. Chan Chan was also the centre of a powerful and organized society. The Chimú developed sophisticated irrigation systems that allowed them to grow crops in the dry coastal desert. They cultivated foods such as maize, beans, and squash, while fishing provided another important source of food. Skilled craftspeople produced beautiful textiles, pottery, and metalwork, including objects made from gold and silver. The city’s organization suggests that Chimú rulers controlled large numbers of workers and resources, helping their civilization prosper for centuries. However, the Chimú Empire eventually came into conflict with the Inca Empire, which was expanding across western South America. Around the 1470s, the Inca conquered the Chimú and incorporated their territory into their growing empire. Later, following the Spanish conquest of Peru in the sixteenth century, Chan Chan experienced further decline. Its adobe structures were vulnerable to weather and erosion, and the city gradually lost much of its original appearance. Today, Chan Chan is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its outstanding historical and cultural significance. Although much of the city has deteriorated over time, archaeologists continue to study its remains to understand how the Chimú lived and organized their society. Protecting the site is challenging because heavy rainfall, flooding, and environmental changes threaten its fragile mud-brick structures. In conclusion, Chan Chan is an extraordinary example of the achievements of Indigenous civilizations in the Americas before European colonization. Its enormous size, intricate artwork, and advanced agricultural systems demonstrate the knowledge and skills of the Chimú people. More than just the remains of an ancient city, Chan Chan provides valuable insight into the history, creativity, and cultural development of Peru. Its preservation is important not only for Peru but also for understanding the diverse civilizations that flourished throughout the Americas.

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