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A vehicle's driveline is the system that transmits the power produced by the engine to the vehicle's drive wheels. The design and type of driveline depends on the purpose of the vehicle, how it is driven, and the level of technology.
The exhaust system of a car is responsible for removing exhaust gases and harmful substances produced by the combustion of the engine. A well-designed exhaust system can improve engine performance and reduce emissions.
The air conditioning system is used to regulate the temperature and humidity of the air inside the vehicle to provide a comfortable driving environment. It circulates refrigerant through the compressor, removes heat from the vehicle, and then sends condensed air into the vehicle.
Types of wheel tires include general tires, high performance tires, all-terrain tires, etc. The choice of size depends on the size and purpose of the vehicle, and common sizes include parameters such as diameter, width, and aspect ratio.
The electrical system of a vehicle includes the battery, generator, starter motor, ignition system, lighting system, audio system, air conditioning system, etc. Together they form the vehicle's power supply and control system.
The fuel pump is responsible for transferring fuel from the vehicle's fuel tank to the engine's combustion chamber. It is usually driven by an electric or mechanical pump, and works by sucking in fuel and pressurizing it into the engine's fuel supply system.
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