Where is the car engine air intake located?

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Car engine air intakes are typically located at the front or rear of the engine. The air intake is an opening in the air duct or similar structure that collects air through the vehicle's forward motion and directs it into the engine or ventilation system. An engine is a machine capable of converting other forms of energy into mechanical energy. The engine intake system consists of three main components: the air filter, intake manifold, and air flow meter. Its functions are: 1. To filter out impurities or dust from the air and provide clean, fresh air to the cylinders; 2. To provide an appropriately concentrated air-fuel mixture; 3. To distribute the air-fuel mixture or clean air as evenly and thoroughly as possible to each cylinder.