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What are the names of the various parts of a vehicle?

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LeLilah

07/30/25 8:10am

The names of the various parts of a vehicle are as follows: 1. Engine components: 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 components: transmission, gear shift lever assembly, reducer, clutch, pneumatic and electric tools, magnetic materials, electronic components, clutch disc, clutch cover, etc. 3. Brake system components: 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 components: steering gear, steering knuckle ball joint, steering wheel, steering gear assembly, booster, tie rod, etc. 5. Running gear components: rear axle, air suspension system, balance weight, leaf spring, tire, leaf spring, half shaft, shock absorber, wheel rim assembly, half shaft bolt, axle housing, frame, assembly, front axle. 6. Electrical and instrument system components: sensor, vehicle lamp, buzzer, spark plug, battery, wiring harness, relay, audio, alarm, regulator, distributor, starter (motor), one-way clutch, vehicle instrument, switch, fuse, etc.

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