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Fabric bag that automatically inflates in the event of a collision to cushion an occupant. Also a component in a pneumatic suspension unit using compressed air as the main spring.
Opening roof with an inner shade that slides out under a glass panel when required to keep out sunlight.
Combination of moulded grooves, sipes and ribs forming the tyre's wearing surface.
Regularly interchanging the position of the wheel/tyre assemblies - front and rear, side to side - to equalise the rate of wear.
Shaft on which a wheel, bearing or gear is mounted.
Drive shaft going from a differential to a road wheel.
Section of a carburettor where the cross-sectional area of the main passage is narrowed to speed the airflow. It also means a device that restricts the airflow into a carburettor to enrich the fuel ...
