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This device distributes electrical power from the ignition coil to the spark plugs in the correct firing order.
Distributor
This system is responsible for converting fuel into mechanical power to drive the wheels of a vehicle.
Engine System
This automotive design type integrates the body and frame into a single piece, commonly found in passenger vehicles.
Monocoque Chassis
This drivetrain layout directs power to the front wheels of a vehicle, commonly seen in smaller cars.
Front-Wheel Drive (FWD)
This chassis design uses two long parallel beams connected by cross members, commonly found in trucks and SUVs.
Ladder Frame Chassis
This drivetrain system uses a single central spine supported by suspension components, often used in smaller, performance-oriented vehicles.
Backbone Chassis
This type of drivetrain system delivers power to the rear wheels of the vehicle, often found in sports cars and luxury vehicles.
Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)
This type of chassis design is a flat structure that houses critical systems, commonly found in electric vehicles.
Platform Chassis (Skateboard Chassis)
This drivetrain system is typically engaged for off-road conditions and can be turned on or off by the driver.
Four-Wheel Drive (4WD or 4x4)
This system improves vehicle handling and ride comfort by absorbing road shocks and vibrations.
Suspension System
This safety feature ensures that workers do not come into direct contact with moving parts of machines or automated systems.
Machine Guarding
These marked or restricted areas are designed to protect workers from potential hazards by keeping them away from dangerous equipment.
Safety Zones
This 17-character alphanumeric code is used to uniquely identify every vehicle, providing vital information about its origin, specifications, and history.
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
This character in the VIN is used to represent the vehicle's model year, usually indicated by a letter or number.
Character 10 (Model Year)
This VIN section includes the vehicle’s unique serial number, which helps track ownership, service records, and safety recalls.
Characters 12-17 (Serial Number)
This tool is used for tightening or loosening fasteners like bolts and nuts. It typically requires manual effort and comes in various types like flat-head, Phillips, and Torx.
Screwdriver
