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Educational Motor Vehicle Components. To learn about how cars work, you need to know what makes them move. A basic understanding of automotive mechanics is essential for any aspiring mechanic or engineer. One way to gain this knowledge is by studying the individual components that make up a motor driven car. Here are some key parts: 1. Engine - This is the heart of your vehicle. It converts chemical energy into mechanical energy, which powers the wheels. Most modern engines are powered by gasoline or diesel fuel. 2. Transmission - The transmission is what transmits power from the engine to the wheels. It allows you to switch between different gears as you drive. Some common types include automatic and manual transmissions. 3. Battery - Your car's battery provides the initial burst of energy needed to start the engine. It stores electrical energy that powers various systems in your vehicle, such as lights and electronics. 4. Starter Motor - The starter motor is what turns the engine over when you turn the key or press the ignition button. It uses a small electric current to engage the gears and get the engine running. 5. Alternator - Once the engine is running, the alternator takes over, generating electricity to power your vehicle's systems. It also recharges the battery for future use. 6. Fuel System - The fuel system delivers gasoline or diesel fuel from the tank to the engine. This involves pumps, filters, and injectors that work together to provide the right amount of fuel at the right time. 7. Cooling System - The cooling system keeps your engine at a safe temperature by circulating coolant through the engine block and radiator. This helps prevent overheating and damage to critical components. 8. Brakes - Your car's brakes use friction to slow or stop the vehicle. They consist of brake pads, rotors, and calipers that work together to provide smooth, reliable stopping power.