Category: Glossary
dCi engines are 4-cylinder diesel power units equipped with Common Rail direct fuel injection. They were developed by the Renault-Nissan Alliance and launched in the market in 2000. These …
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Manumatic is a transmission type that offers both automatic and manual operation modes. By default, gear selection is performed by the electronic control unit and is not controlled by …
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Common Rail is a fuel supply system used in modern diesel cars. Its main feature is the use of a fuel rail common to all fuel injectors which serves …
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MT is manual transmission. It provides interconnection between the engine and driving wheels, transmitting and transforming mechanical power. it transmits the driving torque from the power unit to driving …
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AT is an automatic transmission. It is a system which changes gears on its own, due to different parameters, the main of which is the car driving speed. One …
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CVT is continuously variable transmission. It is a type of automatic transmission. It provides smooth adjustment of gear ratio. It has no fixed position. It automatically coordinates crankshaft rpm …
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AMT is an automated manual transmission. Structurally it is based on a manual transmission, however, differs from the latter by presence of the automatic gears and clutch control system. …
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SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) is a system of passive safety which aim is protecting the driver and passengers in case of emergency situation. front and side airbags; active headrests; …
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