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How Differentials Work
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Differentials let cars make turns with ease. Find out how the differential allows the wheels to rotate at different speeds.
How Gears Work
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If a device has a motor, engine or spring, it probably has gears! But what do gears do, exactly, and how do they do it?
How Traction Control Works
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Traction control prevents your car's tires from slipping on the road surface. Learn all about traction control at HowStuffWorks.
How does a speedometer in an airplane work?
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How does a speedometer in an airplane work?
Can You Name These Car Parts by Looking at Just One Image?
Do you love cars? Are you a full-blown mechanic or just a tinkerer? Most people can’t guess all 48 of these parts at a glance!
How Master Cylinders and Combination Valves Work
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The master cylinder provides the pressure that engages your car brakes. Learn how the master cylinder works with the combination valve to make sure you can brake safely.
How Four-Wheel Drive Works
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A four-wheel drive system helps provide traction on snow or ice. Find out about four-wheel drive, the forces involved and see a simple four-wheel drive system.
How China's Pollution Sniffers Work
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Air pollution in China has spurred the training of air pollution sniffers to detect toxic gas. Read more about air pollution detection through smell.
Traction Control Systems Explained
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Traction control helps limit tire slip in acceleration on slippery surfaces. Many of today's vehicles employ electronic controls to limit power delivery for the driver, eliminating wheel slip and helping the driver accelerate under control.
Is it true that a diesel engine can operate under water while a gasoline engine cannot?
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Is it true that a diesel engine can operate under water while a gasoline engine cannot?