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Body	Chasis	Engine	Internal Combustion Engine
Diesel Engine	Fuel Injection	Carburettor	Electrical System
Headlights	Cooling System	Fuel and Lubrication

Chassis

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The chassis forms the main structure of the modern automobile. A large number of designs in pressed-steel frame form a skeleton on which the engine, wheels, axle assemblies, transmission, steering mechanism, brakes, and suspension members are mounted. During the manufacturing process the body is flexibly bolted to the chasis.

This combination of the body and frame performs a variety of functions. It absorbs the reactions from the movements of the engine and axle, receives the reaction forces of the wheels in acceleration and braking, absorbs aerodynamic wind forces and road shocks through the suspension, and absorbs the major energy of impact in the event of an accident.

There has been a gradual shift in modern small car designs. There has been a trend toward combining the chasis frame and the body into a single structural element. In this grouping, the steel body shell is reinforced with braces that make it rigid enough to resist the forces that are applied to it. To achieve better noise-isolation characteristics, separate frames are used for other cars. The presence of heavier-gauge steel components in modern separate frame designs also tends to limit intrusion in accidents.

Body	Chasis	Engine	Internal Combustion Engine
Diesel Engine	Fuel Injection	Carburettor	Electrical System
Headlights	Cooling System	Fuel and Lubrication

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