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Part The smallest removable item on a car Not normally disassembled Electrical or electronic parts are often called components

Assembly Set of fitted parts designed to complete a function the engine is an assembly that converts fuel into usable power to move the vehicle Technicians take assemblies apart and put them back together during maintenance, service, and repair operations

System Group of related parts and assemblies that performs a specific job the steering system is comprised of the steering wheel, gears, swivel joints, and other parts allows the driver to turn the wheels when maneuvering the vehicle

The frame is an integral part of the body Unibody Construction The frame is an integral part of the body

Body-over-Frame Construction The body bolts to a thick steel frame

Basic Engine Parts

Computer System Uses electronic and electrical devices to monitor and control various systems The systems controlled include: fuel system ignition system drive train system safety system security system

Fuel System Provides the correct mixture of air and fuel for efficient combustion Alters the air-fuel ratio with changes in operating conditions, such as engine temperature, speed, and load Fuel system types: gasoline injection system diesel injection system carburetor system

Carburetor Fuel System

Gasoline Injection System

Diesel Injection System

Electrical System Consists of several subsystems: ignition system starting system charging system lighting system Each subsystem is designed to perform a specific function

Ignition System

Cooling System

Exhaust System

Emission Control Systems Reduce the amount of toxic substances produced by an engine prevent fuel vapors from entering the atmosphere remove unburned and partially burned fuel from the engine exhaust

Rear-wheel-drive Front-wheel-drive Drive Train Systems Rear-wheel-drive Front-wheel-drive

Suspension and Steering Systems

Complete Brake System

Accessory Systems Common accessory systems include: air conditioner sound system power seats power windows rear window defogger

Major Vehicle Systems