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A-Arm Front - Lower - Also known as a control arm, this parts looks similar to a wishbone, each end of the arm pivots and is used to attach suspension parts to the frame. It is set up to control the motion of the wheel throughout suspension travel.
A-Arm Front - Upper - Also referred to often as a control arm which is the Upper Front part that attaches the suspension members to the chassis with each end of the arm pivoting. It will help control the motion of the wheel throughout suspension travel.
A-Arm Rear - Lower - Each Arm has two mounting points with one going to the chassis and the other one
at the knuckle. The shock absorber and coil springs are mounted to the wishbones
to control vertical movement. The arm helps control the motion of the wheel throughout suspension travel.
A-Arm Rear - Upper - Each Arm has two mounting points with one going to the chassis and the other one
at the knuckle. The shock absorber and coil springs are mounted to the wishbones
to control vertical movement. It helps control the motion of the wheel throughout suspension travel.
AC Accumulator - The primary function is to isolate the ac compressor from any
damaging liquid refrigerant. The accumulators remove debris
and moisture from the air conditioning system.
AC Assembly - This is the complete assembly that provides you with cold air in the summer. It is mainly made up of the ac compressor and clutch, the ac condenser, the evaporator, the ac hoses that carry the refrigerant, the accumulator and a few other parts.
AC Blower Motor - This is the fan motor that is used to control your ac and heat. It has several different speed settings that you can use to adjust how much cold or hot air that you want at any given time.
AC Compressor - This is the heart of your ac system. it is belt driven and is responsible for compressing and transferring refrigerant gas.
AC Compressor Bracket - This is the metal bracket that is used to mount your ac compressor.
AC Compressor Clutch - The clutch is the part that engages when you turn your ac on. The belt turns freely on the clutch pulley until the ac is turned on, once it is turned on the clutch will engage and make the ac compressor start pumping the freon throughout the cars ac system.
AC Condenser - The condenser looks very similar to your radiator. The condenser's function is to radiate heat. It must have good air flow when it is in operation.
AC Condenser Fan - Also referred to as an AC fan motor. The AC condenser fan motor is responsible for pulling
air through the coils of the AC condenser.
AC Controls - These are the controls on your dash where you control the temperature and you may also control the speed of the fan or blower motor.
AC Evaporator - The evaporator has several functions, it serves as the heat absorption component that will remove heat from the inside of your car and dehumidify.
AC Evaporator Housing - This is the compartment or box where the evaporator is mounted and completely enclosed. It is normally mounted near the back of the engine in the firewall.
AC Hose/Line - These lines are specially made to allow the free flow of both hot and
cold liquid and gas to the various components of your ac system.
AC Relay - Most of the American built cars do have a relay on the air conditioner. It is usually located under the hood. It may be on the firewall, the inner fender
or on the motor. Signals the ac to turn on and off.
AC Wiring Harness -
Accelerator Cable -
Accelerator Control Module -
Accelerator Linkage -
Air Bag - Driver Door -
Air Bag - Passenger Door -
Air Bag - Passenger Side Dash -
Air Bag Clockspring -
Air Bag Control Module -
Air Bag Sensor -
Air Bag Steering Wheel -
Air Box/Air Cleaner -
Air Cleaner Housing -
Air Flow Meter -
Air Intake Distributor -
Air Pump -
Air Regulator Assembly -
Air Ride Compressor -
Air Tube/Resonator -
Air/Fuel Control Module -
Alternator -
Alternator Bracket -
Amplifier - Radio/Speaker -
Antenna -
Anti Lock Brake Computer -
Anti Lock Brake Modulator -
Anti Lock Brake Pump -
Anti Lock Relay -
Anti Lock Sensor -
Armrest -
Audio Controls -
Automatic Transmission Cooler -
Axle Assembly - Front -
Axle Assembly - Rear -
Axle Beam - Front -
Axle Beam - Rear -
Axle Housing Only -
Axle Shaft -
Axle Stub - Front -