If you've been hit by all kinds of electrical damage and your car parts are struggling, then you'll need to get all of the materials for the Electrician's kit. Check out where to get Electronics in Pacific Drive, and your car will be electricity-free.
How to get Electronics in Pacific Drive
There are a lot of resources you can scavenge in the Olympic Zone, but some, like Chemicals and Electronics, are very important as they are used in repair tools. Here's how to get Electronics in Pacific Drive so that you'll always have an Electrician's kit when you need it.
Before you head out on a hunt for Electronics, make sure you have a Scrapper ready to go or the materials to make it on the road. You only need three Scrap Metal and six Plastic which should be pretty easy to find.
You'll get Electronics from Computers, TVs, Radios, and other consumer electronics. You can find these most commonly in buildings. Gas Stations will usually have a radio somewhere around, so definitely check when you are refueling. Houses are similar, and you might even find a TV here and there.
The best buildings to check for Electronics are the Arda Trailers and Arda Towers. These will not only have TVs but computers as well, sometimes several of them at once. Look for these icons below on your map, and make sure to loot these buildings before you head on or head home.
If you are really in need of some Electronics while you are in the garage, head outside and look for some computers in Oppy's backyard. There will always be some on the shelves next to the extra vehicle, which you can scrap. The Friendly Dumpster is also an option, but there's no guarantee it will give you Electronics over other materials.
If you're looking for ways to protect yourself from electric anomalies, check out How to deal with electrical damage in Pacific Drive on Pro Game Guides.
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