What are the main components of a complete automobile?

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LeCody
07/30/25 8:04am
An automobile consists of 7 major component groups. Below is a detailed introduction to automotive parts: 1. Engine components: 29 parts in total, including main components such as pistons, piston rings, cylinder head gaskets, sealing washers, valves, fuel pumps, and electronic fuel injection pumps. 2. Electrical and electronic devices: 12 parts in total, with main components comprising starters, alternators, spark plugs, engine control units, brake system electronics, electronic components and sensors. 3. Lighting and electrical equipment: 15 parts in total, featuring main components like headlights, speedometers, wiper motors, various switches, steering locks, and wiring harnesses. 4. Powertrain and control systems: 26 components in total, with primary parts including clutch driven plates, manual transmissions, automatic transmissions, power steering systems, constant velocity joints, drive shafts, wheels, and gear shift levers. 5. Suspension and braking system components: 20 parts in total. Main components consist of leaf springs, shock absorbers, and braking assemblies. 6. Body section: 19 parts in total, containing major components such as frames, fuel tanks, window frames, door handles and locks, seats with seat springs, and safety belts. 7. Accessories: 9 parts in total, featuring main items like clocks, audio systems, air conditioning units, heating systems, wheel covers, touch-up paints, and car stereo systems.
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