Toothed gear that synchronizes crankshaft and camshaft rotation to control valve timing.

• Also known as:
• CAM GEAR
• CRANK GEAR
• TIMING SPROCKET
• CAM DRIVE GEAR

Heat exchanger that cools compressed air from the turbocharger before it enters the engine, increasing air density and power.

• Also known as:
• INTERCOOLER
• CHARGE AIR COOLER
• CAC
• INDUCTION COOLER

Engine assembly including block, heads, and valve train but without front accessories or intake/exhaust.

• Also known as:
• LONG BLOCK ASSEMBLY
• SEMI-COMPLETE ENGINE
• LONG BLOCK

Seals the combustion chamber and houses valves in overhead-valve (pushrod) engines.

• Also known as:
• CYLINDER HEAD
• PUSHROD HEAD
• OHV HEAD
• ENGINE HEAD

Compresses incoming air to increase engine power output beyond naturally aspirated levels.

• Also known as:
• TURBOCHARGER
• SUPERCHARGER
• FORCED INDUCTION UNIT
• BLOWER

Maintains proper tension on drive belts to prevent slippage and premature wear.

• Also known as:
• AUTO TENSIONER
• DRIVE BELT TENSIONER
• TENSIONER PULLEY
• SPRING TENSIONER

Reservoir at the bottom of the engine that stores and circulates engine oil.

• Also known as:
• OIL SUMP
• ENGINE SUMP
• DRAIN PAN
• CRANKCASE PAN

Tube and rod assembly used to measure and monitor the engine oil level.

• Also known as:
• OIL LEVEL INDICATOR
• OIL GAUGE TUBE
• OIL DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY

Rotates to open and close engine valves at precise intervals controlling the combustion cycle.

• Also known as:
• CAMSHAFT
• CAM
• VALVE CAM
• OVERHEAD CAM

Converts the linear motion of pistons into rotational power delivered to the transmission.

• Also known as:
• CRANK
• MAIN SHAFT
• CRANKSHAFT ASSEMBLY

Main structural component of the engine housing cylinders, pistons, and the crankshaft.

• Also known as:
• BARE BLOCK
• SHORT BLOCK BASE
• ENGINE BLOCK
• CYLINDER BLOCK

Circulates engine oil throughout the lubrication system under pressure.

• Also known as:
• ENGINE OIL PUMP
• LUBE PUMP
• LUBRICATION PUMP

Reduces torsional vibration in the crankshaft and serves as the drive pulley for the belt system.

• Also known as:
• CRANKSHAFT DAMPER
• VIBRATION DAMPER
• CRANK PULLEY
• TORSIONAL DAMPER

Attaches the engine to the vehicle frame while absorbing vibration and torque forces.

• Also known as:
• MOTOR MOUNT
• ENGINE ISOLATOR
• POWERTRAIN MOUNT

Generates vacuum pressure for brake boosters and other vacuum-operated systems.

• Also known as:
• BRAKE VACUUM PUMP
• AUXILIARY VACUUM PUMP
• POWER BRAKE VACUUM PUMP

Steel cover protecting the timing chain or belt and sealing the front of the engine block.

• Also known as:
• TIMING CHAIN COVER
• FRONT COVER
• STEEL FRONT COVER

Covers and seals the valve train components on top of the cylinder head.

• Also known as:
• ROCKER COVER
• CAM COVER
• TAPPET COVER
• VALVE TRAIN COVER

Regulates crankcase pressure and routes blow-by gases back to the intake manifold to reduce emissions.

• Also known as:
• POSITIVE CRANKCASE VENTILATION VALVE
• CRANKCASE BREATHER VALVE
• CRANK VENT VALVE

Piston and connecting rod combination that transmits combustion force to the crankshaft.

• Also known as:
• PISTON ROD ASSEMBLY
• CON ROD PISTON SET
• CONNECTING ROD AND PISTON

Transfers camshaft lobe motion to open and close the intake and exhaust valves.

• Also known as:
• VALVE ROCKER
• ROCKER
• ROCKER LEVER
• FOLLOWER ARM

Injects fresh air into the exhaust stream to reduce harmful emissions.

• Also known as:
• AIR INJECTION PUMP
• AIR PUMP
• SECONDARY AIR PUMP
• AIR INJECTION REACTOR PUMP

Houses the thermostat and connects coolant passages to the upper radiator hose.

• Also known as:
• COOLANT OUTLET HOUSING
• THERMOSTAT NECK
• THERMOSTAT BODY

Links the crankshaft to the camshaft to maintain precise valve timing throughout engine operation.

• Also known as:
• CAM CHAIN
• VALVE TIMING CHAIN
• DRIVE CHAIN

Transfers and modifies engine torque to the drive wheels through selectable gear ratios.

• Also known as:
• GEARBOX
• TRANS
• AUTO TRANS
• MANUAL GEARBOX

Distributes power between front and rear axles in four-wheel drive vehicles.

• Also known as:
• TRANSFER BOX
• T-CASE
• 4WD TRANSFER CASE
• 4X4 T-CASE

Fluid coupling that connects the engine to the automatic transmission and multiplies torque at low speeds.

• Also known as:
• FLUID COUPLING
• TC
• FLUID FLYWHEEL
• TORQUE MULTIPLIER

Cools automatic transmission fluid to prevent heat buildup and extend transmission life.

• Also known as:
• TRANSMISSION COOLER
• TRANS FLUID COOLER
• ATF COOLER

Allows the driver to select transmission gear ranges in an automatic transmission.

• Also known as:
• GEAR SELECTOR
• AUTOMATIC SHIFT LEVER
• GEAR SHIFTER
• SELECTOR LEVER

Rubber or leather boot surrounding the base of the gear shifter to seal the opening.

• Also known as:
• SHIFT BOOT
• GEAR SHIFT BOOT
• CONSOLE BOOT
• SHIFT COVER

Supports the transmission on the vehicle frame and absorbs drivetrain vibrations.

• Also known as:
• TRANSMISSION MOUNT
• GEARBOX MOUNT
• TAILSHAFT MOUNT

Stores rotational energy and provides a friction surface for the clutch in manual transmissions.

• Also known as:
• MANUAL FLYWHEEL
• CLUTCH FLYWHEEL
• RING GEAR FLYWHEEL

Enclosure connecting the transmission to the engine block, housing the clutch or torque converter.

• Also known as:
• BELL HOUSING
• CLUTCH HOUSING
• ADAPTER HOUSING

Protective cover over the access opening in the bell housing.

• Also known as:
• TRANSMISSION INSPECTION COVER
• BELL HOUSING COVER
• ACCESS COVER

The outer casting that contains all internal transmission components.

• Also known as:
• TRANSMISSION CASE
• GEARBOX HOUSING
• TRANS SHELL
• TRANS CASE

Hydraulic control center of an automatic transmission that directs fluid to apply clutches and bands.

• Also known as:
• VALVE BODY
• HYDRAULIC CONTROL UNIT
• TRANS CONTROL BODY

Structural beam supporting the rear of the transmission from the vehicle frame.

• Also known as:
• TRANSMISSION CROSSMEMBER
• TRANS SUPPORT BEAM
• CROSS BRACE

Absorbs and redirects impact energy during low-speed collisions to protect the vehicle body.

• Also known as:
• FRONT BUMPER
• REAR BUMPER
• IMPACT ABSORBER
• BUMPER COVER

Panel at the front of the vehicle connecting the fenders and supporting the grille and headlamps.

• Also known as:
• HEADER PANEL
• RADIATOR SUPPORT PANEL
• FRONT HEADER
• NOSE PANEL

Body panel covering the front wheel well area of the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• FRONT FENDER
• FENDER PANEL
• WING
• FRONT WING

Structural bar behind the bumper cover providing collision strength and protecting the vehicle frame.

• Also known as:
• BUMPER BEAM
• IMPACT BAR
• REINFORCEMENT BAR
• CRASH BAR

Decorative and functional opening at the front of the vehicle allowing airflow to the radiator.

• Also known as:
• FRONT GRILLE
• RADIATOR GRILLE
• AIR INTAKE GRILLE
• MAIN GRILLE

Electric motor that raises and lowers retractable pop-up headlights.

• Also known as:
• HEADLIGHT MOTOR
• POP-UP HEADLIGHT MOTOR
• HEADLAMP ACTUATOR
• LAMP MOTOR

Decorative trim ring surrounding the headlight assembly.

• Also known as:
• HEADLIGHT BEZEL
• HEADLIGHT TRIM RING
• LAMP SURROUND
• HEADLAMP TRIM

Extends the fender outward to cover wider tires or for styling purposes.

• Also known as:
• FENDER FLARE
• WHEEL ARCH EXTENSION
• FENDER FLARE KIT

Lower panel below the bumper that improves aerodynamics and front-end appearance.

• Also known as:
• AIR DAM
• FRONT AIR DAM
• BUMPER LIP
• LOWER VALANCE

Protective bar mounted on the front bumper to guard against minor impacts and brush.

• Also known as:
• BRUSH GUARD
• PUSH BUMPER
• BULL BAR
• NUDGE BAR

Foam or rubber absorber between the bumper reinforcement and the vehicle body structure.

• Also known as:
• BUMPER ISOLATOR
• IMPACT ISOLATOR
• ENERGY ABSORBER
• BUMPER CUSHION

Steel panel inside the wheel well protecting the engine bay from road debris and water.

• Also known as:
• WHEEL WELL LINER (STEEL)
• SPLASH SHIELD
• INNER WING
• STEEL APRON

Structural frame at the front of the vehicle supporting the radiator, headlamps, and hood latch.

• Also known as:
• RADIATOR SUPPORT
• NOSE PANEL SUPPORT
• FRONT CORE SUPPORT
• RAD SUPPORT

Plastic cap at the end of the bumper cover completing the outer bumper assembly.

• Also known as:
• BUMPER CORNER
• BUMPER TIP
• END CAP
• CORNER CAP

The bare outer metal skin of a vehicle door without inner hardware or glass.

• Also known as:
• DOOR SKIN
• OUTER DOOR PANEL
• DOOR PANEL BARE
• DOOR FACE

Complete door assembly with all hardware, window glass, and interior trim components installed.

• Also known as:
• COMPLETE DOOR ASSEMBLY
• FULL DOOR
• DOOR ASSY

Hand crank used to manually raise and lower a door window.

• Also known as:
• WINDOW HANDLE
• MANUAL WINDOW CRANK
• WINDOW WINDER

Interior trim panel covering the inside of a vehicle door.

• Also known as:
• DOOR TRIM PANEL
• INNER DOOR PANEL
• DOOR CARD
• DOOR LINER

Rear hatch or liftgate assembly without the rear glass installed.

• Also known as:
• LIFTGATE SHELL
• HATCHBACK DOOR (NO GLASS)
• TAILGATE SHELL

Complete rear hatch assembly including the rear glass and all hardware.

• Also known as:
• COMPLETE LIFTGATE
• HATCHBACK DOOR WITH GLASS
• FULL LIFTGATE

Manually adjustable exterior side mirror mounted on the door.

• Also known as:
• SIDE MIRROR MANUAL
• WING MIRROR MANUAL
• OUTSIDE MIRROR
• MANUAL SIDE MIRROR

Electrically adjustable exterior side mirror controlled from inside the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• POWER SIDE MIRROR
• ELECTRIC MIRROR
• POWER WING MIRROR
• REMOTE MIRROR

Handle on the outside of the door used to pull it open.

• Also known as:
• EXTERIOR DOOR HANDLE
• OUTSIDE DOOR PULL
• OUTER HANDLE

Electric motor that locks and unlocks the door as part of the power central locking system.

• Also known as:
• DOOR LOCK MOTOR
• CENTRAL LOCK ACTUATOR
• DOOR LATCH ACTUATOR
• LOCK MOTOR

Generates electrical power to charge the battery and power vehicle electronics while the engine runs.

• Also known as:
• GENERATOR
• CHARGING UNIT
• ALT
• AC GENERATOR

Electric motor that cranks the engine flywheel to start the engine.

• Also known as:
• STARTER MOTOR
• STARTING MOTOR
• CRANKING MOTOR
• ELECTRIC STARTER

Electronic control unit managing engine fuel delivery, ignition timing, and emission systems.

• Also known as:
• ECU
• ENGINE CONTROL MODULE
• PCM
• POWERTRAIN CONTROL MODULE
• ECM

Electronic module controlling various vehicle subsystems such as body, lighting, or accessories.

• Also known as:
• CONTROL MODULE
• ELECTRONIC MODULE
• BCM
• BODY CONTROL MODULE

Motorized retractable antenna that extends automatically when the radio is turned on.

• Also known as:
• POWER ANTENNA
• ELECTRIC ANTENNA
• MOTORIZED ANTENNA
• AUTO ANTENNA

Fixed or manually extendable radio reception antenna.

• Also known as:
• MANUAL ANTENNA
• FIXED ANTENNA
• WHIP ANTENNA
• MAST ANTENNA

Vehicle audio system with AM/FM radio and CD playback capabilities.

• Also known as:
• HEAD UNIT
• CD RADIO
• STEREO
• CAR STEREO
• CD PLAYER

Electric motor that drives the windshield wiper linkage mechanism.

• Also known as:
• WINDSHIELD WIPER MOTOR
• WIPER DRIVE MOTOR
• WIPER ACTUATOR

Transforms battery voltage to high voltage needed to fire the spark plug.

• Also known as:
• IGNITION COIL
• SPARK COIL
• HIGH TENSION COIL
• SINGLE COIL

Module containing multiple ignition coils for distributorless ignition systems.

• Also known as:
• IGNITION COIL PACK
• DIS COIL
• DISTRIBUTORLESS COIL PACK
• MULTI-COIL

Produces an audible warning signal alerting other road users or pedestrians.

• Also known as:
• CAR HORN
• VEHICLE HORN
• KLAXON
• AUDIBLE WARNING DEVICE

Button or pad on the steering wheel that activates the horn.

• Also known as:
• HORN PAD
• HORN SWITCH
• STEERING WHEEL HORN BUTTON
• HORN CONTACT

Stores electrical energy to start the engine and power vehicle electronics when the engine is off.

• Also known as:
• CAR BATTERY
• AUTO BATTERY
• LEAD ACID BATTERY
• 12V BATTERY

Individual instrument gauge monitoring a single vehicle parameter such as oil pressure or temperature.

• Also known as:
• INSTRUMENT GAUGE
• DASH GAUGE
• PANEL GAUGE
• SINGLE GAUGE

Panel housing the fuses that protect individual vehicle electrical circuits.

• Also known as:
• FUSE PANEL
• ELECTRICAL CENTER
• JUNCTION BOX
• POWER DISTRIBUTION BOX

Measures engine oil pressure or coolant temperature and sends signals to gauges or the ECU.

• Also known as:
• TEMPERATURE SENSOR
• PRESSURE SENSOR
• COOLANT SENSOR
• OIL PRESSURE SENDER

Short wiring harness with connector for splicing into vehicle electrical circuits.

• Also known as:
• WIRING PIGTAIL
• CONNECTOR PIGTAIL
• SENSOR CONNECTOR
• PLUG PIGTAIL

Converts electrical audio signals into sound for vehicle audio systems.

• Also known as:
• CAR SPEAKER
• DOOR SPEAKER
• AUDIO SPEAKER
• FULL RANGE SPEAKER

Speaker designed to reproduce low-frequency bass audio frequencies.

• Also known as:
• BASS SPEAKER
• SUB
• LOW FREQUENCY SPEAKER
• WOOFER

Routes high-voltage ignition pulses to each spark plug in the correct firing order.

• Also known as:
• IGNITION DISTRIBUTOR
• CAP-AND-ROTOR ASSEMBLY
• DIST
• SPARK DISTRIBUTOR

Housing that holds the air filter and connects to the engine intake system.

• Also known as:
• AIR BOX
• AIR FILTER BOX
• AIR INTAKE HOUSING
• AIR CLEANER BOX

Cover for the air cleaner housing that seals in the air filter element.

• Also known as:
• AIR BOX COVER
• AIR FILTER COVER
• AIR CLEANER COVER
• INTAKE LID

Measures the volume and density of air entering the engine for accurate fuel delivery calculation.

• Also known as:
• MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR
• MAF SENSOR
• AIR MASS METER
• AFM

Sprays a precisely metered mist of fuel into the intake port or combustion chamber.

• Also known as:
• INJECTOR
• FUEL NOZZLE
• EFI INJECTOR
• FUEL ATOMIZER

Controls the volume of air entering the engine based on accelerator pedal position.

• Also known as:
• THROTTLE VALVE
• AIR VALVE
• TB
• AIR CONTROL VALVE

Mechanically driven pump that draws fuel from the tank and supplies it to the carburetor.

• Also known as:
• MECHANICAL FUEL PUMP
• CARB FUEL PUMP
• VACUUM FUEL PUMP

Distributes pressurized fuel evenly to each fuel injector.

• Also known as:
• FUEL RAIL
• INJECTOR RAIL
• COMMON RAIL
• FUEL DISTRIBUTION RAIL

Mixes air and fuel in the correct ratio for combustion in older non-fuel-injected engines.

• Also known as:
• CARB
• CARBY
• MIXTURE MAKER
• FUEL MIXER

Distributes the air or air-fuel mixture from the throttle body to each cylinder.

• Also known as:
• INLET MANIFOLD
• AIR INTAKE MANIFOLD
• INDUCTION MANIFOLD

Measures fuel level in the tank and sends an electrical signal to the fuel gauge.

• Also known as:
• FUEL SENDING UNIT
• FUEL LEVEL SENDER
• FLOAT UNIT
• TANK SENDER

Electric pump assembly (usually in-tank) that delivers fuel under pressure to the injectors or carburetor.

• Also known as:
• ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP ASSEMBLY
• IN-TANK FUEL PUMP
• FUEL MODULE

Removes contaminants and debris from fuel before it reaches the engine.

• Also known as:
• FUEL STRAINER
• GAS FILTER
• INLINE FUEL FILTER

Small hinged door on the body panel covering the fuel filler neck opening.

• Also known as:
• GAS DOOR
• FUEL DOOR
• FUEL CAP DOOR
• FUEL ACCESS DOOR

Removes airborne dust and particles from intake air before it enters the engine.

• Also known as:
• AIR CLEANER ELEMENT
• INTAKE FILTER
• ENGINE AIR FILTER

Front laminated safety glass providing driver visibility and structural support to the vehicle roof.

• Also known as:
• FRONT GLASS
• WINDSCREEN
• FRONT WINDSHIELD
• LAMINATED GLASS

Rear tempered glass window of the vehicle, often heated for defrosting.

• Also known as:
• REAR WINDOW
• REAR WINDSHIELD
• BACKLIGHT
• REAR GLASS

Tempered glass panel in the vehicle door that raises and lowers.

• Also known as:
• SIDE WINDOW GLASS
• DOOR WINDOW
• SIDE GLASS

Electric motor that drives the power window regulator to raise and lower the glass.

• Also known as:
• POWER WINDOW MOTOR
• WINDOW LIFT MOTOR
• ELECTRIC WINDOW MOTOR

Mechanical linkage or cable assembly that guides and moves the window glass up and down.

• Also known as:
• WINDOW LIFT MECHANISM
• WINDOW RISER
• REGULATOR ASSEMBLY
• SCISSOR REGULATOR

Larger fixed or operable glass panel in the rear quarter panel area of the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• QUARTER WINDOW
• B-PILLAR GLASS
• REAR QUARTER GLASS
• LARGE QUARTER WINDOW

Small triangular glass panel that pivots open for ventilation, typically in older vehicles.

• Also known as:
• VENT WINDOW
• WING WINDOW
• TRIANGULAR VENT

Complete vent window assembly including glass, frame, and pivot hardware.

• Also known as:
• VENT WINDOW ASSEMBLY
• WING WINDOW ASSEMBLY
• VENT GLASS FRAME

Rear window glass for a hatchback or liftgate opening.

• Also known as:
• HATCH GLASS
• REAR HATCH GLASS
• LIFTGATE GLASS
• BACK HATCH GLASS

Removable or sliding panel in the vehicle roof for open-air driving enjoyment.

• Also known as:
• SUNROOF PANEL
• T-TOP PANEL
• MOON ROOF PANEL
• OPEN AIR PANEL

Rubber seal around the door perimeter that prevents water, air, and noise from entering the cabin.

• Also known as:
• DOOR SEAL
• WEATHER STRIPPING
• DOOR GASKET
• DOOR WEATHER SEAL

Pressurizes refrigerant to circulate through the A/C system and remove heat from the cabin.

• Also known as:
• AC COMPRESSOR
• AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR
• REFRIGERANT PUMP
• FREON COMPRESSOR

Heat exchanger in front of the radiator that releases refrigerant heat to the outside air.

• Also known as:
• AC CONDENSER
• AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSER
• CONDENSER COIL

Manual controls for adjusting heat output, fan speed, and air direction inside the cabin.

• Also known as:
• MANUAL HEATER CONTROL
• HEATER SELECTOR
• CLIMATE CONTROL MANUAL
• HVAC CONTROL MANUAL

Electronic module providing automatic control of heating, cooling, and ventilation settings.

• Also known as:
• ELECTRONIC CLIMATE CONTROL
• AUTO CLIMATE CONTROL
• DIGITAL HVAC CONTROL

Plastic housing enclosing the heater core, blend door, and blower motor.

• Also known as:
• HVAC HOUSING
• BLOWER HOUSING
• HEATER BOX
• HVAC CASE

Electric motor that forces air through the heater core and evaporator into the cabin.

• Also known as:
• BLOWER MOTOR
• HVAC FAN MOTOR
• CABIN FAN MOTOR
• HEATER FAN

Heat exchanger inside the dash that absorbs heat from cabin air to cool the interior.

• Also known as:
• AC EVAPORATOR
• EVAPORATOR CORE
• COOLING COIL
• COLD CORE

Small radiator inside the dash that transfers engine coolant heat into the cabin air.

• Also known as:
• HEATER MATRIX
• CABIN HEATER
• SMALL RADIATOR
• HEAT EXCHANGER

Stores excess refrigerant and removes moisture from the A/C system to protect compressor life.

• Also known as:
• AC ACCUMULATOR
• RECEIVER DRIER
• DESICCANT DRYER
• AC DRYER ACCUMULATOR

Individual front seat with electric motor-driven adjustments for position and recline.

• Also known as:
• POWER BUCKET SEAT
• ELECTRIC BUCKET SEAT
• POWERED FRONT SEAT
• MOTORIZED SEAT

Full-width bench seat with electric position adjustment controls.

• Also known as:
• POWER BENCH SEAT
• ELECTRIC BENCH SEAT
• MOTORIZED BENCH
• FULL BENCH POWER

Time display unit integrated into the vehicle dashboard.

• Also known as:
• DASHBOARD CLOCK
• INSTRUMENT CLOCK
• DASH CLOCK
• ANALOG CLOCK

Safety restraint that secures the occupant to the seat to prevent injury during a collision.

• Also known as:
• SAFETY BELT
• SHOULDER BELT
• RESTRAINT BELT
• LAP BELT

Full-width seat with manual forward/backward position adjustment.

• Also known as:
• MANUAL BENCH SEAT
• SPLIT BENCH SEAT
• STANDARD BENCH
• FRONT BENCH

Electric track mechanism allowing motor-driven forward and backward seat position adjustment.

• Also known as:
• POWER SEAT TRACK
• ELECTRIC SEAT SLIDER
• MOTORIZED SEAT RAIL
• POWER RAIL

Electric motor that moves power seats in various directions on command.

• Also known as:
• SEAT ADJUSTER MOTOR
• POWER SEAT MOTOR
• SEAT DRIVE MOTOR

Interior light that illuminates the cabin when a door is opened or manually switched on.

• Also known as:
• INTERIOR LIGHT
• COURTESY LIGHT
• OVERHEAD LIGHT
• CABIN LIGHT

An individual section of a vehicle seat such as the back, bottom, or side bolster.

• Also known as:
• SEAT CUSHION
• SEAT BOTTOM
• SEAT PAD
• SEAT PORTION

Receptacle for disposing of cigarette ash and butts inside the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• ASH RECEPTACLE
• CIGARETTE TRAY
• SMOKERS TRAY

Receptacle for holding cups or beverage containers in the vehicle cabin.

• Also known as:
• DRINK HOLDER
• BEVERAGE HOLDER
• BOTTLE HOLDER

Structural housing of the center console without interior components or lid.

• Also known as:
• CENTER CONSOLE SHELL
• CONSOLE HOUSING
• CONSOLE BOX BARE

Padded support for the arm of the driver or passenger, mounted on door or console.

• Also known as:
• ARMREST
• CENTER ARMREST
• DOOR ARMREST
• ELBOW REST

Molded carpet covering the floor of the vehicle interior.

• Also known as:
• FLOOR CARPET
• INTERIOR CARPET
• FLOOR COVERING
• MOLDED CARPET

Removable protective mat placed on the floor to protect the carpet from wear and dirt.

• Also known as:
• FLOOR LINER
• ALL-WEATHER MAT
• FOOT MAT
• RUBBER MAT

Hinged door of the passenger-side dashboard storage compartment.

• Also known as:
• GLOVE COMPARTMENT DOOR
• GLOVE BOX LID
• GLOVEBOX DOOR

Hinged lid covering the storage area within the center console.

• Also known as:
• CENTER CONSOLE LID
• ARMREST LID
• STORAGE LID
• CONSOLE COVER

Soft material panel lining the interior of the vehicle roof.

• Also known as:
• HEADLINER
• ROOF LINER
• CEILING LINER
• OVERHEAD PANEL

Interior mirror providing the driver a view of the area behind the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• REARVIEW MIRROR
• INSIDE MIRROR
• DAY/NIGHT MIRROR
• REAR VIEW MIRROR

Replacement covering material for a vehicle seat to protect or restore its surface.

• Also known as:
• SEAT SKIN
• SEAT UPHOLSTERY
• SEAT SLIPCOVER

Bare dashboard and instrument panel structure without instruments or trim pieces.

• Also known as:
• DASHBOARD SHELL
• INSTRUMENT PANEL BARE
• DASH ASSEMBLY
• IP BARE

Assembly of gauges and displays providing driver information on speed, fuel, RPM, and engine status.

• Also known as:
• GAUGE CLUSTER
• INSTRUMENT PANEL
• SPEEDOMETER CLUSTER
• DASH CLUSTER

Decorative trim ring surrounding the instrument cluster.

• Also known as:
• GAUGE CLUSTER BEZEL
• INSTRUMENT PANEL TRIM
• CLUSTER SURROUND
• CLUSTER BEZEL

Foot-operated lever for controlling throttle input, brake application, or clutch engagement.

• Also known as:
• FOOT PEDAL
• GAS PEDAL
• BRAKE PEDAL
• CLUTCH PEDAL
• ACCELERATOR PEDAL

Reservoir that stores windshield washer fluid for the spray system.

• Also known as:
• WINDSHIELD WASHER RESERVOIR
• WASHER FLUID TANK
• SQUIRTER BOTTLE
• WASHER TANK

Electric pump that pressurizes washer fluid and sends it to the windshield nozzles.

• Also known as:
• WASHER PUMP
• WINDSHIELD WASHER PUMP
• FLUID PUMP

Metal arm connecting the wiper motor linkage to the wiper blade, sweeping across the glass.

• Also known as:
• WINDSHIELD WIPER ARM
• WIPER BLADE ARM
• SWEEP ARM

Rubber blade that sweeps across the windshield to clear rain, snow, and debris.

• Also known as:
• WIPER INSERT
• WINDSHIELD WIPER
• WIPER REFILL
• BLADE REFILL

Collects exhaust gases from each cylinder and routes them into the exhaust system.

• Also known as:
• EXHAUST MANIFOLD
• HEADERS
• EXHAUST HEADER
• LOG MANIFOLD

Reduces exhaust noise by absorbing and canceling sound waves in the exhaust stream.

• Also known as:
• SILENCER
• EXHAUST MUFFLER
• RESONATOR
• EXHAUST SILENCER

Tubing that carries exhaust gases from the manifold through the muffler and out the rear.

• Also known as:
• TAIL PIPE
• DOWN PIPE
• EXHAUST TUBE
• MID PIPE

Stores fuel vapor from the gas tank to prevent atmospheric emissions and purges it back to the engine.

• Also known as:
• VAPOR CANISTER
• EVAP CANISTER
• CARBON CANISTER
• EVAP CHARCOAL CANISTER

Recirculates a metered portion of exhaust gas back into the intake to reduce NOx emissions.

• Also known as:
• EXHAUST GAS RECIRCULATION VALVE
• EGR
• RECIRCULATION VALVE

Modern aerodynamic headlight assembly where lens, housing, and reflector are integrated.

• Also known as:
• COMPOSITE HEADLIGHT
• SEALED HEADLAMP ASSEMBLY
• AERO HEADLAMP
• PROJECTOR HEADLAMP

Traditional headlight unit where the bulb, reflector, and lens are permanently sealed together.

• Also known as:
• SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHT
• ROUND HEADLAMP
• PAR HEADLAMP
• SEALED BEAM LAMP

Replaceable bulb for composite headlight assemblies.

• Also known as:
• HEADLIGHT BULB
• COMPOSITE HEADLAMP BULB
• H4 BULB
• HALOGEN BULB

Hinged door covering retractable pop-up headlights when they are in the closed position.

• Also known as:
• POP-UP HEADLIGHT DOOR
• HEADLAMP COVER
• RETRACTABLE LAMP DOOR

Complete rear lighting assembly including brake, turn signal, and running light functions.

• Also known as:
• TAIL LIGHT ASSEMBLY
• REAR LIGHT ASSEMBLY
• TAIL LAMP
• COMBO LAMP

Housing or bucket that holds and aims the headlight bulb and reflector assembly.

• Also known as:
• HEADLIGHT BUCKET
• LAMP HOUSING
• REFLECTOR HOUSING
• HEADLAMP SHELL

Center-mounted brake light at the top of the rear window for improved rear visibility.

• Also known as:
• THIRD BRAKE LIGHT
• HIGH MOUNT BRAKE LIGHT
• CHMSL
• CENTER STOP LAMP

Portable lifting device stored in the vehicle for raising it to change a flat tire.

• Also known as:
• SCISSORS JACK
• BOTTLE JACK
• EMERGENCY JACK
• FLOOR JACK

Wheel that guides or redirects drive belts in the engine accessory drive system.

• Also known as:
• DRIVE PULLEY
• IDLER PULLEY
• BELT PULLEY
• ACCESSORY PULLEY

Flexible hose or tube connecting the air filter housing to the throttle body or carb.

• Also known as:
• INTAKE HOSE
• SNORKEL HOSE
• AIR INTAKE TUBE
• MAF BOOT

Mechanism inside the door that engages the striker to hold the door securely closed.

• Also known as:
• DOOR CATCH
• LATCH MECHANISM
• DOOR LOCK LATCH
• DOOR STRIKER LATCH

Decorative or protective strip applied along the body panels for styling or impact protection.

• Also known as:
• BODY MOLDING
• TRIM STRIP
• SIDE MOLDING
• BODY TRIM

Main bundle of electrical wires connecting all major vehicle systems together.

• Also known as:
• COMPLETE WIRING HARNESS
• MAIN WIRE HARNESS
• FULL HARNESS
• ENGINE HARNESS

Threaded fasteners used throughout vehicle assembly and repair.

• Also known as:
• FASTENERS
• HARDWARE
• BOLTS
• NUTS AND BOLTS

Pivot hardware that allows the hood to swing open and closed smoothly.

• Also known as:
• HOOD PIVOT
• ENGINE LID HINGE
• BONNET HINGE

Heat exchanger that cools engine coolant by passing it through fins exposed to outside air.

• Also known as:
• COOLANT RADIATOR
• ENGINE COOLER
• RAD
• HEAT EXCHANGER

Temperature-sensitive coupling that engages or disengages the cooling fan based on engine temperature.

• Also known as:
• VISCOUS FAN CLUTCH
• COOLING FAN CLUTCH
• THERMAL FAN CLUTCH

Plastic or metal shroud around the cooling fan that directs airflow efficiently through the radiator.

• Also known as:
• RADIATOR FAN SHROUD
• COOLING FAN SHROUD
• FAN DUCT

Bladed impeller that draws air through the radiator to prevent engine overheating.

• Also known as:
• COOLING FAN BLADE
• RADIATOR FAN
• ENGINE FAN
• FLEX FAN

Circulates coolant through the engine block, cylinder head, and radiator to regulate temperature.

• Also known as:
• COOLANT PUMP
• COOLANT CIRCULATOR
• IMPELLER PUMP

Reservoir capturing excess coolant during thermal expansion and returning it when the engine cools.

• Also known as:
• OVERFLOW RESERVOIR
• COOLANT OVERFLOW TANK
• SURGE TANK
• EXPANSION TANK

Belt that drives engine accessories such as the alternator, power steering pump, and water pump.

• Also known as:
• V-BELT
• DRIVE BELT
• ACCESSORY BELT
• ENGINE BELT

Dual electric motor cooling fan assembly providing enhanced airflow through the radiator.

• Also known as:
• DUAL ELECTRIC FAN
• TWIN COOLING FAN
• DUAL FAN ASSEMBLY

Bearing that supports the midpoint of a two-piece driveshaft, reducing vibration.

• Also known as:
• DRIVE SHAFT CENTER BEARING
• CENTER SUPPORT BEARING
• HANGER BEARING

Friction disc that engages between the flywheel and pressure plate to transmit engine torque to the transmission.

• Also known as:
• CLUTCH PLATE
• FRICTION DISC
• CLUTCH FRICTION PLATE
• DRIVEN PLATE

Lever that pushes the throw-out bearing into the pressure plate fingers to disengage the clutch.

• Also known as:
• CLUTCH RELEASE FORK
• THROW-OUT FORK
• CLUTCH PIVOT FORK
• RELEASE LEVER

Hydraulic cylinder converting clutch pedal pressure into hydraulic force to disengage the clutch.

• Also known as:
• CLUTCH MASTER CYLINDER
• HYDRAULIC CLUTCH MASTER
• CLUTCH HYDRAULIC MASTER

Hydraulic cylinder actuating the clutch fork when pressure is applied from the master cylinder.

• Also known as:
• CLUTCH SLAVE CYLINDER
• HYDRAULIC RELEASE CYLINDER
• EXTERNAL SLAVE

Spring-loaded cover assembly that clamps the clutch disc against the flywheel to engage drive.

• Also known as:
• CLUTCH COVER
• CLUTCH PRESSURE PLATE
• DIAPHRAGM CLUTCH COVER

Metal fitting connecting a driveshaft to a U-joint or differential flange.

• Also known as:
• DRIVESHAFT YOKE
• U-JOINT YOKE
• FLANGE YOKE
• SLIP YOKE

Rotating shaft that transmits engine torque from the transmission to the differential.

• Also known as:
• PROP SHAFT
• PROPELLER SHAFT
• DRIVESHAFT
• TAILSHAFT

Housing assembly containing the differential gears, bearings, and ring gear.

• Also known as:
• DIFFERENTIAL CARRIER
• RING GEAR CARRIER
• AXLE HOUSING ASSEMBLY
• PUMPKIN CARRIER

Open cargo area at the rear of a pickup truck for hauling loads.

• Also known as:
• TRUCK BED
• PICKUP BED
• CARGO BOX
• BED BOX

Protective liner installed in the truck bed to prevent rust, dents, and scratches.

• Also known as:
• TRUCK BED LINER
• CARGO LINER
• DROP-IN LINER
• SPRAY-IN LINER

The main cab structure of a pickup truck including roof, pillars, and floor pan.

• Also known as:
• CAB SHELL
• PICKUP CAB
• CAB STRUCTURE
• CREW CAB SHELL

Fiberglass or aluminum enclosure installed over the truck bed to protect cargo or provide sleeping space.

• Also known as:
• TRUCK CAP
• TOPPER
• CAMPER TOP
• TRUCK CANOPY

Hinged panel at the rear of a truck bed that folds down for loading and unloading.

• Also known as:
• TAILGATE
• END GATE
• REAR GATE
• DROP GATE

Protective or decorative bar installed in the truck bed or behind the cab.

• Also known as:
• ROLL CAGE BAR
• SPORT BAR
• GRAB BAR
• BED BAR

Receiver-style hitch mounted to the vehicle frame for towing trailers and accessories.

• Also known as:
• TRAILER HITCH
• RECEIVER HITCH
• TOW HITCH
• HITCH RECEIVER

Structural sub-frame that mounts the engine, transmission, and front suspension components.

• Also known as:
• ENGINE CRADLE
• SUB-FRAME
• K-FRAME
• ENGINE SUBFRAME

Front extension of the vehicle's main frame rail that supports the bumper.

• Also known as:
• FRONT FRAME RAIL
• BUMPER HORN
• FRAME EXTENSION
• RAIL HORN

Complete convertible roof structure including the folding frame mechanism.

• Also known as:
• CONVERTIBLE TOP FRAME
• SOFT TOP FRAME
• FOLDING ROOF FRAME

Solid steel shaft connecting the differential to the rear wheel hub.

• Also known as:
• AXLE SHAFT
• HALF SHAFT SOLID
• REAR AXLE SHAFT
• SOLID SHAFT

Complete front driving axle assembly for four-wheel drive vehicles.

• Also known as:
• FRONT DRIVE AXLE
• 4WD FRONT AXLE ASSEMBLY
• DANA FRONT AXLE

Front drive axle shaft with constant velocity joints allowing power delivery through steering angles.

• Also known as:
• CV AXLE
• CONSTANT VELOCITY AXLE
• HALF SHAFT
• CV SHAFT

Rear body panel extending from the door jamb to the tail end of the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• REAR QUARTER
• FENDER QUARTER
• C-PILLAR PANEL
• QUARTER SKIN

Hinged panel covering the trunk or boot of a vehicle without integrated lights.

• Also known as:
• TRUNK LID
• DECK LID
• BOOT LID
• TRUNK COVER

Aerodynamic device mounted on the vehicle to reduce lift and improve high-speed stability.

• Also known as:
• REAR SPOILER
• LIP SPOILER
• WING
• AIR SPOILER

Hydraulic-assisted steering gear reducing steering effort at low speeds.

• Also known as:
• POWER STEERING GEAR
• STEERING GEAR BOX
• RECIRCULATING BALL STEERING
• POWER STEERING BOX

Pump generating hydraulic pressure to assist the driver in turning the steering wheel.

• Also known as:
• PS PUMP
• HYDRAULIC STEERING PUMP
• POWER STEERING VANE PUMP

Connects the steering gear output to the steering knuckle to translate steering input to wheel movement.

• Also known as:
• INNER/OUTER TIE ROD SET
• TIE ROD KIT
• COMPLETE TIE ROD

Ball-jointed outer end of the tie rod that connects to the steering knuckle.

• Also known as:
• OUTER TIE ROD
• TIE ROD OUTER END
• BALL JOINT TIE ROD

Assembly that the front hub and wheel bearing mount to, allowing steering pivot movement.

• Also known as:
• STEERING KNUCKLE
• FRONT HUB ASSEMBLY
• FRONT AXLE SPINDLE
• KNUCKLE AND SPINDLE

Arm attached to the steering box output shaft that converts rotation into linear steering movement.

• Also known as:
• DRAG LINK ARM
• STEERING DROP ARM
• SECTOR SHAFT ARM

Compact steering mechanism using a rack and pinion gear set to convert steering wheel input to wheel movement.

• Also known as:
• STEERING RACK
• R&P STEERING
• RACK ASSEMBLY
• POWER RACK

Support arm on the passenger side keeping the center link level and parallel to the vehicle frame.

• Also known as:
• STEERING IDLER
• IDLER SUPPORT
• PASSENGER IDLER

Steering column with a tilt adjustment mechanism allowing the driver to customize the wheel angle.

• Also known as:
• TILT STEERING COLUMN
• ADJUSTABLE COLUMN
• TILT COLUMN

Wheel turned by the driver to direct the vehicle's steering.

• Also known as:
• HELM
• DRIVER WHEEL
• STEERING WHEEL ASSEMBLY

Combined shock absorber and coil spring assembly serving as the primary front suspension unit.

• Also known as:
• MCPHERSON STRUT
• FRONT STRUT
• COILOVER STRUT
• COMPLETE STRUT

Pivoting arm connecting the vehicle frame to the steering knuckle or wheel hub.

• Also known as:
• A-ARM
• WISHBONE
• SUSPENSION ARM
• LOWER CONTROL ARM

Wheel hub and bearing assembly for 8-lug heavy-duty trucks, supporting the wheel and tire.

• Also known as:
• WHEEL HUB 8-LUG
• 8-LUG HUB ASSEMBLY
• HEAVY DUTY HUB

Wheel hub bearing assembly for standard 4-6 lug passenger vehicles and light trucks.

• Also known as:
• WHEEL HUB 4-6 LUG
• HUB ASSEMBLY
• BEARING HUB

Dampens suspension movement by converting kinetic energy to heat, improving ride quality.

• Also known as:
• SHOCK ABSORBER
• DAMPER
• STRUT SHOCK
• HYDRAULIC DAMPER

Coiled steel spring supporting vehicle weight and absorbing impacts from road irregularities.

• Also known as:
• SUSPENSION COIL SPRING
• HELICAL SPRING
• FRONT SPRING
• REAR SPRING

Multiple flat steel strips stacked together forming a spring for truck and van rear suspensions.

• Also known as:
• LEAF PACK
• MULTI-LEAF SPRING
• SEMI-ELLIPTIC SPRING
• TRAILER SPRING

Air compressor or pump for inflating air shocks or adjustable air spring suspension.

• Also known as:
• AIR SUSPENSION PUMP
• AIR RIDE PUMP
• AIR SPRING PUMP
• COMPRESSOR PUMP

Complete rear axle assembly including housing, differential, axle shafts, and brakes.

• Also known as:
• REAR AXLE ASSEMBLY 4-6 LUG
• COMPLETE REAR AXLE
• REAR END ASSEMBLY

Bare housing enclosing the rear differential and providing mounting points for the axle shafts.

• Also known as:
• AXLE HOUSING
• DIFFERENTIAL HOUSING
• THIRD MEMBER HOUSING
• BANJO HOUSING

Gear set inside the differential that redirects drivetrain power and establishes the final drive ratio.

• Also known as:
• RING AND PINION GEAR SET
• AXLE RATIO GEARS
• DIFFERENTIAL GEARS
• GEARSET

Torsion bar linking opposite suspension sides to reduce body lean during cornering.

• Also known as:
• ANTI-ROLL BAR
• STABILIZER BAR
• ANTI-SWAY BAR
• ROLL BAR

Spring that twists along its length to support vehicle weight and provide suspension travel.

• Also known as:
• TORSION SPRING
• T-BAR SUSPENSION
• TORSION ROD

Connects the pitman arm to the tie rod or steering knuckle in heavy truck steering systems.

• Also known as:
• STEERING DRAG LINK
• CENTER LINK DRAG LINK
• RELAY ROD

Multi-function switch panel on the driver door controlling all power windows simultaneously.

• Also known as:
• MASTER WINDOW SWITCH
• DRIVER DOOR SWITCH PANEL
• POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH

Single electric switch controlling one individual power window.

• Also known as:
• INDIVIDUAL WINDOW SWITCH
• POWER WINDOW BUTTON
• PASSENGER WINDOW SWITCH

Stalk or switch on the steering column activating left or right turn signals and hazard lights.

• Also known as:
• TURN SIGNAL LEVER
• DIRECTIONAL SWITCH
• BLINKER SWITCH
• INDICATOR STALK

Electrically operated switch controlling a high-current circuit via a low-current signal.

• Also known as:
• ELECTRICAL RELAY
• POWER RELAY
• SWITCHING RELAY
• MINI RELAY

Lock cylinder in the door that accepts a key to manually lock or unlock the door.

• Also known as:
• KEY LOCK CYLINDER
• DOOR KEY CYLINDER
• LOCK TUMBLER

Electromagnetic switch that closes the high-current circuit to spin the starter motor.

• Also known as:
• STARTER RELAY
• SOLENOID SWITCH
• MAGNETIC SWITCH
• STARTER SWITCH

Lightweight aluminum or chrome alloy wheel for standard 4-6 lug vehicles.

• Also known as:
• ALUMINUM WHEEL
• CHROME WHEEL
• ALLOY WHEEL 4-6 LUG
• MAG WHEEL

Standard stamped steel wheel for vehicles with 4-6 lug bolt patterns.

• Also known as:
• STEEL WHEEL
• STOCK WHEEL
• STAMPED WHEEL 4-6 LUG

Decorative cover for steel wheels hiding the lug nuts and hub area.

• Also known as:
• HUBCAP
• WHEEL COVER
• CENTER CAP COVER
• DOG DISH

Aluminum alloy wheel with a mounted 225mm width or smaller tire.

• Also known as:
• ALUMINUM WHEEL WITH TIRE 225 SMALL
• ALLOY WHEEL TIRE PACKAGE SMALL

Friction material that presses against the rotor or drum to slow or stop the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• BRAKE PAD
• BRAKE SHOE
• FRICTION MATERIAL
• LINING

Converts brake pedal pressure into hydraulic force distributed to all four wheel brakes.

• Also known as:
• MASTER CYLINDER
• BRAKE MASTER
• HYDRAULIC MASTER CYLINDER
• DUAL CIRCUIT MASTER

Hydraulic power brake booster using power steering pump pressure to multiply pedal force.

• Also known as:
• HYDRAULIC BRAKE BOOSTER
• HYDRO-BOOST
• HYDROMAX BOOSTER
• HYD BOOSTER

Electronic module controlling the anti-lock brake system to prevent wheel lockup during hard braking.

• Also known as:
• ABS MODULE
• ANTI-LOCK BRAKE CONTROLLER
• EBCM
• ABS CONTROL UNIT

Valve limiting rear brake pressure relative to front to prevent rear wheel lockup.

• Also known as:
• PROPORTIONING VALVE
• BRAKE BIAS VALVE
• LOAD SENSING VALVE
• PROP VALVE

Cast iron or composite disc that the brake caliper clamps against to slow the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• DISC BRAKE ROTOR
• BRAKE DISC
• ROTOR
• VENTED ROTOR

Brake rotor or drum integrated with the wheel hub for 8-lug heavy-duty vehicles.

• Also known as:
• ROTOR WITH HUB 8-LUG
• DRUM ROTOR WITH HUB 8 LUG
• HUB AND ROTOR 8 LUG

Drum brake housing for 8-lug heavy-duty vehicles that the brake shoes press against from the inside.

• Also known as:
• BRAKE DRUM 8-LUG
• DRUM BRAKE HOUSING 8 LUG
• HEAVY DUTY BRAKE DRUM

Brake rotor or drum integrated with the wheel hub for standard 4-6 lug vehicles.

• Also known as:
• ROTOR DRUM WITH HUB 4-6 LUG
• HUB AND ROTOR 4-6 LUG

Disc brake caliper with 2 to 4 pistons providing increased clamping force on the brake rotor.

• Also known as:
• MULTI-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER
• 2-4 PISTON CALIPER
• PERFORMANCE CALIPER

Metal cover protecting an exposed spare tire mounted on the exterior of the vehicle.

• Also known as:
• METAL SPARE TIRE COVER
• HARD SPARE COVER
• STEEL TIRE COVER

Carrier mechanism for storing the spare tire underneath the vehicle frame.

• Also known as:
• SPARE TIRE CARRIER
• UNDER-BED TIRE CARRIER
• CABLE TIRE CARRIER

Swing-out bracket mounted to the rear of the vehicle for carrying a full-size spare tire.

• Also known as:
• SWING-AWAY TIRE CARRIER
• REAR BUMPER TIRE CARRIER
• SWING OUT SPARE MOUNT

Transparent reservoir holding brake fluid above the master cylinder for level monitoring.

• Also known as:
• BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR
• BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER RESERVOIR
• FLUID BOTTLE

Mounting tray in the engine bay that secures the battery in its proper position.

• Also known as:
• BATTERY BOX
• BATTERY HOLD-DOWN TRAY
• BATTERY PAN

Cap on top of the distributor that routes high-voltage pulses to each spark plug wire.

• Also known as:
• DISTRIBUTOR CAP
• IGNITION CAP
• DIST CAP

High-voltage wire connecting the distributor or ignition coil to the spark plug.

• Also known as:
• SPARK PLUG WIRE
• IGNITION WIRE
• HIGH TENSION LEAD
• PLUG WIRE

Replacement bulbs for vehicle headlight assemblies.

• Also known as:
• HEADLIGHT BULBS
• LIGHT BULB
• LAMP BULB
• H-BULB

Cap sealing the fuel tank filler neck or engine oil fill opening to prevent spills and vapors.

• Also known as:
• FUEL CAP
• GAS CAP
• OIL FILLER CAP
• RADIATOR CAP

Chemical fluid mixed with water in the cooling system to prevent freezing and raise the boiling point.

• Also known as:
• COOLANT
• ENGINE COOLANT
• RADIATOR FLUID
• ANTIFREEZE COOLANT
• ETHYLENE GLYCOL

12-volt power socket originally for cigarette lighters, now used to power vehicle accessories.

• Also known as:
• POWER OUTLET
• 12V OUTLET
• CIGAR LIGHTER
• ACCESSORY SOCKET