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About the driveshaft: The driveshaft is a large, cylinder-shaped shaft which transmits torque and rotational energy between the engine and wheels. It rotates at high speeds which then turns a geat to rotate the wheels. In order for a driveshaft to work correctly, it...
What does the combination valve do? A combination valve (also known as a proportioning valve or brake valve) is a common part found in vehicles with front brake discs and rear brake drums. As its name suggests, the combination valve takes on a combination of different...
A loose or weak feeling in the steering of a car can be attributed to various factors. Common causes include worn steering components like tie rods or ball joints, improper wheel alignment, low or contaminated power steering fluid, malfunctioning power steering pump,...
Why are the rear reflectors important? In New Zealand, it is a requirement that vehicles are fitted with at least one rear reflector. This ensures that the vehicle remains clearly visible at all times. Rear reflectors are designed in a way that the light from...
About transmission mounts: The transmission is one of the heaviest parts of your vehicle. Because of this, it usually requires several mounts to support it. These mounts hold the transmission firmly in place by firmly connecting it to the frame of your vehicle. The...
Why are engine mounts important? Generally weighing between 130 to 350kg (approx 300–800lbs), your car’s engine is one of its heaviest components. Due to the engine’s weight, it needs to be mounted in place. This prevents the engine from moving or shaking...
