What are the reasons why the five major assemblies cannot be sold?
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Selling or buying the five major assemblies of used cars is illegal. According to the national "Regulations on the Recycling of Scrapped Automobiles", the engine assembly, steering gear assembly, transmission assembly, front and rear axles, and frame removed from scrapped vehicles cannot be bought or sold. In addition to the five major assemblies, purchased used parts should be carefully inspected by the installer. If the used parts have minor damage, deformation, or are not as good as the original parts, it is best to return or replace them immediately. The functions of the five major automobile assemblies: Engine: Converts petroleum fuels such as gasoline or diesel into rotational torque. Transmission: Uses neutral gear to interrupt power transmission, allowing the engine to start, idle, and facilitating gear shifting or power output. Front axle: Transmits the engine power, after being reduced in speed and increased in torque by the clutch and transmission, to the final power output—the wheels—through the front drive axle assembly. Rear axle: The rear axle is merely a follower axle, serving only a load-bearing function. Frame: The frame should be arranged close to the ground to lower the vehicle's center of gravity, thereby improving driving stability.
