| Engine Block | The main structure of the engine containing cylinders and other components. | |||
| Piston | A moving component within the cylinder, responsible for converting pressure into motion. | |||
| Crankshaft | A shaft that converts linear motion of the pistons into rotational motion. | |||
| Cylinder Head | A detachable part that covers the cylinders, containing the combustion chambers. | |||
| Oil Pump | A pump that circulates engine oil to lubricate and cool the engine. | |||
| Water Pump | A pump that circulates coolant through the engine to prevent overheating. | |||
| Gearbox | A mechanical system that transmits power from the engine to the wheels. | |||
| Clutch Kits | Components that engage and disengage the power transmission from the engine to the gearbox. | |||
| Turbochargers | Devices that increase engine efficiency and power by forcing extra air into the combustion chamber. | |||
| Batteries | Devices that store and provide electrical energy to start and run the vehicle. | |||
| Alternators | Generators that produce electrical power to charge the battery and run electrical systems. | |||
| Starter Motors | Electric motors that initiate the engine’s operation. | |||
| Headlights | Lamps that illuminate the road ahead for safe driving at night. | |||
| Sensors | Devices that detect and measure various parameters, sending information to control systems. | |||
| Cables and Connectors | Electrical components that connect various parts of the vehicle’s electrical system. | |||
| Brake Discs | Rotors that work with brake pads to slow down or stop the vehicle. | |||
| Brake Pads | Components that press against the brake discs to create friction and slow the vehicle. | |||
| Brake Drums | Cylindrical components that work with brake shoes to stop the vehicle. | |||
| Hydraulic Brake Cylinders | Cylinders that convert hydraulic pressure into mechanical force to apply the brakes. | |||
| ABS Modules | Systems that prevent wheel lockup during braking, enhancing vehicle control. | |||
| Air Brake Components | Parts of the air brake system used in heavy vehicles for efficient braking. | |||
| Shock Absorbers | Devices that dampen shock impulses, providing a smoother ride. | |||
| Springs | Components that absorb shock and maintain vehicle height. | |||
| Suspension Arms | Links that connect the vehicle to its wheels, allowing for controlled movement. | |||
| Stabilizer Bars | Bars that reduce body roll during cornering, improving stability. | |||
| Air Suspension Systems | Systems that use air springs for adjustable suspension settings. | |||
| Chassis Parts | Structural components of the vehicle’s frame. | |||
| Mudguards | Fenders that prevent mud and debris from being thrown by the tires. | |||
| Bumpers | Protective components that absorb impact in minor collisions. | |||
| Doors | Entry and exit points for the vehicle, providing security and protection. | |||
| Mirrors | Reflective surfaces that provide the driver with a view of the surroundings. | |||
| Fuel Injectors | Devices that spray fuel into the engine’s combustion chambers. | |||
| Fuel Pumps | Pumps that move fuel from the tank to the engine. | |||
| Fuel Filters | Filters that remove impurities from the fuel before it reaches the engine. | |||
| Fuel Tanks | Containers that store fuel for the vehicle. | |||
| Radiators | Heat exchangers that cool the engine by transferring heat from the coolant to the air. | |||
| Cooling Fans | Fans that help dissipate heat from the radiator. | |||
| AC Compressors | Components that circulate refrigerant through the air conditioning system. | |||
| Condensers | Heat exchangers that condense refrigerant from gas to liquid in the AC system. | |||
| Thermostats | Devices that regulate the engine’s temperature by controlling coolant flow. | |||
| Exhaust Manifolds | Collect exhaust gases from the engine cylinders and direct them to the exhaust pipe. | |||
| Catalytic Converters | Devices that reduce harmful emissions from the exhaust gases. | |||
| Mufflers | Components that reduce the noise produced by the exhaust system. | |||
| Exhaust Pipes | Pipes that carry exhaust gases away from the engine. | |||
| Seats | Seating components for driver and passengers. | |||
| Steering Wheels | Wheels that allow the driver to control the direction of the vehicle. | |||
| Dashboard Panels | Instrument panels that display vehicle information and controls. | |||
| Climate Control Units | Systems that regulate the temperature and airflow within the cabin. | |||
| Air Filters | Filters that clean the air entering the engine. | |||
| Oil Filters | Filters that remove contaminants from the engine oil. | |||
| Cabin Filters | Filters that clean the air entering the vehicle’s cabin. | |||
| Tires | Rubber components that provide traction and absorb road shocks. | |||
| Wheels | Rims that hold the tires and provide structural support. | |||
| Tire Pressure Sensors | Sensors that monitor and report tire pressure. |
