Facts About Cars

Without the battery, your car isn’t going to turn on. You may want to keep that in good condition.

Without them, your wheels wouldn’t be able to rotate.

This is something you need to be very careful with. If your brakes start to squeak when you push down on the pedal, it may be time to get them replaced.

Ideal, these should pump smoothly and quickly. They handle all gasoline explosions, so keep those in check. This is what determines your vehicle’s horsepower.

This is what gets gas from your fuel tank into the engine. It is the carburetor’s successor.

The radiator keeps the engine from overheating. The coolant gives off heat into the air before going back into the engine to pick up more heat. If your car has overheating issues, the radiator is what is most likely at fault.

This is what puts the Freon into the air conditioning system, under high pressure, to then pass it down the line. Without this, your summer days are going to be hot.

The clutch is moved from gear to gear to keep you driving smoothly. It allows you to switch gears, and when you push down on the pedal, it allows transmission to keep running when the car is in neutral. Without the clutch, the car would stall.

These help keep air flowing over the radiator, which makes the cooling of the engine coolant process easier.

This isn’t technically a car part, but it should be common sense for you to keep one in your car at all times. Towing your car is never fun.

Yes, once again… with a spare tire but no tools, the process may be a bit tricky.

These help keep your wheels’ grip on the road, and help, well, absorb shock, to make your ride smoother.

This turns power into movement. The energy generated by the engine is transmitted to the wheels and allows movement with the use of the transmission.

This is what starts the car by using an electrical spark ignite fuel into the engine’s ignition.

The air filter will keep your AC from causing you to sneeze or get allergies. Keep it clean to keep yourself dust-free.

This is what keeps your car from making an uncontrollable ruckus. The gas coming from the combustion in the pistons of the engine would generate very loud noises straight into the exhaust valves if the muffler didn’t tone it down.

This helps reduce emission from your vehicle.

This charges the vehicle’s battery while the engine is running. This is why your lights can kill your battery if you leave them on when the engine isn’t running.

This is once again technically not a car part, but this will help inflate your tires properly and help avoid flat tires. They also help reduce your gas consumption.