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What are the names of the different parts of a car?

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OGrace

07/29/25 12:26pm

Automotive components can be divided into six major categories: engine parts, transmission system parts, braking system parts, steering system parts, running system parts, and electrical instrument system parts. Below is a related introduction to the various parts of a car: 1. Engine parts: throttle body, engine, engine assembly, oil pump, fuel injector, tensioner pulley, cylinder block, bearing shell, water pump, fuel injection, gasket, camshaft, valve, etc. 2. Transmission system parts: transmission, gear shift lever assembly, reducer, clutch, pneumatic and electric tools, magnetic materials, electronic components, clutch disc, clutch cover, etc. 3. Braking system parts: brake shoe, brake pad, brake disc, brake drum, compressor, brake assembly, brake pedal assembly, master cylinder, wheel cylinder, ABS-ECU controller, electric hydraulic pump, brake camshaft, etc. 4. Steering system parts: steering gear, steering knuckle ball joint, steering wheel, steering gear, booster assembly, tie rod, etc. 5. Running system parts: rear axle, air suspension system, balance weight, steel plate, tire, leaf spring, axle shaft, shock absorber, wheel assembly, axle bolt, axle housing, frame, assembly, front axle. 6. Electrical instrument system parts: sensor, car lamp, buzzer, spark plug, battery, wiring harness, relay, audio, alarm, regulator, distributor, starter (motor), one-way clutch, car instrument, switch, fuse, etc.

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CadenAnn

08/13/25 11:36pm

The visible parts on the exterior of the car, I clean meticulously every time I wash it. At the front, there are the hood, headlights, fog lights, and bumper. The sides include the doors, side mirrors, fenders, and door windows. The roof has a sunroof or roof rack, while the rear consists of the trunk, taillights, brake lights, and exhaust pipe. The wheel section is made up of the rims and tires, and underneath the car, there is the chassis guard. The windshield has wipers, and the license plate is mounted on the front and rear bumpers. The fuel tank cap is usually on the side of the car, and the door handles are used to open the doors. I pay special attention to cleaning and maintaining all these areas.

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