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What does a drive shaft do?
Drive shaft - Energy Education
The drive shaft (also called propeller shaft or prop shaft) is a component of the drive train in a vehicle, with the purpose of delivering torque from the transmission to the differential, which then transmits this torque to the wheels in order to move the vehicle.

The key purpose of an air intake hose is to make sure there is enough oxygen to keep the engine it's attached to running smoothly.

A car hood is the hinged cover that rests over the engine bay of a front-engine vehicle. The car hood protects the engine and connected parts from the elements while providing easy access for repairs and maintenance.

The Purpose of Tie Rod Ends and Boots

Tie rods and tie rod end ball joints are what connect the steering rack gearbox to the steering knuckles so the turning input from the driver makes its way to the wheels. Tie rods thread onto the steering rack to also allow for steering alignment adjustments to be made.

Ball joints typically last 70,000 to 150,000 miles depending on their usage and road conditions. Clunking noises, poor handling, pulling, and abnormal wearing of your tires are all signs of a worn ball joint. If you see uneven tread wear patterns on your tire, you should have your ball joints checked.

Ball joints are the critical components that connect your wheel hubs to the control arms. They provide universal pivoting movement between the wheel hubs and control arms to give you a smooth ride and allow you to precisely control your vehicle. If a ball joint fails, it can have dire consequences.

In automotive suspension, a control arm, also known as an A-arm, is a hinged suspension link between the chassis and the suspension upright or hub that carries the wheel.

They help form a connection between control arms and steering knuckles. This provides smooth movement within the suspension. Ball joints allow the steering knuckles to move in different directions while ensuring they remain attached to the vehicle.

Most basic power window systems have switches that allow power to go through to the power window motor when pressed. The direction power runs through to the motor depends on the direction the switch is pressed, which allows for the window to be opened or closed.The master switch is usually located in the driver door or the console. It is called a master switch because it operates all the power windows in the vehicle and contains the window lock-out switch.