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Which part generates electricity for the car while the engine runs?
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Which parts rub against brake discs to slow a car?
Answer: Brake pads
Why: Most modern brake pads feature built-in metal wear indicators that emit a high-pitched squeal when worn down.
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What steering component converts rotational motion into linear motion?
Answer: Rack and pinion
Why: The pinion stays fixed while the toothed rack slides past it, a sharper setup that Citroën adopted for the Traction Avant in 1936.
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What is the primary function of a limited-slip differential?
Answer: Prevents one wheel spinning
Why: An open differential feeds torque to whichever wheel slips first, so one spinning wheel strands the car; Packard's 1956 Twin Traction was an early cure.
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To warm a cold engine quickly, which part blocks coolant flow?
Answer: Thermostat
Why: A wax pellet inside melts at a set temperature, typically 70 to 90 °C, and swells to push the valve open.
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What component converts low battery voltage into high voltage sparks?
Answer: Ignition coil
Why: The coil stores energy in a magnetic field; cutting the primary current collapses it and turns 12 volts into up to 40,000.
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Which joint transmits power at a constant velocity through varying angles?
Answer: CV joint
Why: A plain universal joint speeds up and slows twice per turn; Ford engineer Alfred Rzeppa cured that in 1926 with six balls in curved races.