Car Care: Your car's electrics demystified  Quick guide to
common problems and their simple solutions  It's an awful
feeling. You get in your car, turn the key and nothing happens.
Could it be a loose connection, or worse, a flat battery?  If
the electrics of your car suffer a failure of some kind, do not
fret, for there are ways of remedying the situation.  Alert Auto
Electrical spokesman Alan Nowacek told Driven: "It pays to give
your vehicle regular services, as bigger things like the battery
need to be checked."  Here are a few things which could explain
the grief you're experiencing:  1. Fuses Imagine driving along
and your headlights suddenly go out. Chances are you have blown
a fuse. The fuse box can be found either under the dashboard or
under the bonnet.  Each fuse box should have a diagram
explaining which fuse does what. A broken or melted blade inside
the fuse will indicate you will need to replace it. Replacement
fuses are cheap and can be bought at any specialist electrician
or automotive stores