Every Car Engine Part Explained: Functions & Importance of Each Component 🚗 A car engine is a masterpiece of engineering 🎯, converting fuel ⛽ into mechanical energy ⚙️ to power your vehicle forward. Most cars today rely on petrol or diesel engines 🔥, known as internal combustion engines. However, electric ⚡ and hybrid 🌱 engines are rapidly becoming popular. Here’s a breakdown of the key engine parts and their functions: 🛠️ 1. Rocker Arm Cover: Protects the engine's moving parts and prevents oil leaks 🛡️. 2. Rocker Cover Gasket: Seals the rocker cover to the engine for leak prevention 🧩. 3. Rocker Arm: Transfers motion from the camshaft or pushrod to the valve stem ↔️. 4. Valve Spring: Keeps valves closed and maintains contact between the cam and tappet 🌀. 5. Cylinder Head: Covers the cylinders and forms the roof of the combustion chamber 🔧. 6. Head Gasket: Seals the cylinder head to the engine block for efficient operation 🪛. 7. Cylinder: The chamber where fuel burns to produce power 🚀. 8. Valves: Manage the flow of air/fuel into and exhaust gases out of the combustion chamber 🌬️. 9. Spark Plug: Ignites the fuel-air mixture for starting and gear shifts ⚡. 10. Cylinder Block: Houses cylinders, pistons, and crankshaft bearings 🏗️. 11. Ignition Distributor: Directs electricity to spark plugs in the correct sequence 🔌. 12. Fuel Pump: Moves fuel from the tank to the engine for combustion ⛽➡️🔥. 13. Piston: Converts expanding gas force into mechanical energy 🚜. 14. Timing Cover: Protects the timing belt or chain from dirt and debris 🛡️. 15. Connecting Rod: Connects the piston to the crankshaft for smooth motion 🔗. 16. Ring Gear: A toothed wheel serving various engine functions ⚙️. 17. Camshaft: Converts rotational motion into reciprocating motion 🔄. 18. Flywheel: Stores rotational energy for smoother engine operation 🔥🌀. 19. Crankshaft: Turns pistons' reciprocating motion into rotational motion ⚙️🔧. 20. Crankcase Gasket: Prevents oil leaks from the crankcase 🛢️. 21. Distribution Chain: Links the camshaft and crankshaft for synchronized operation ⛓️. 22. Oil Pump: Circulates oil to lubricate and cool engine components 🛠️. 23. Oil Pan: Holds oil for lubrication, cleaning, and cooling the engine 🛢️. 24. Oil Pump Strainer: Filters debris from oil before it reaches the pump 🧼. Stay tuned with Driver Hermione #fypシ゚ #viralpost #fb #automotive #carparts #mechanical #engineering #learning #Amazing #usa 🚗🔧#mechanicalengineering

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Reposted from Instagram.com/explainlikeimfivee When you look through your windshield or at wet roads during bad weather, the light can scatter in many directions, creating glare and making it hard to see. This is because light waves naturally move in all directions, but when they hit something like water or glass, they can start moving in one direction. This creates glare, which makes things look fuzzy and bright. Polarized lenses in cameras can help reduce this glare. These lenses are designed to only let in light moving in one direction, which cuts down on the scattered light and makes the image clearer. This is why your phone's camera can often see the road better than you can during rain or fog - it filters out the visual noise and highlights the important details. But, apart from these things it is best to stop the car to the side with parking lights on and wait for the storm to clear. (🎥- Driving_lessons/TT) #science #physics #lifehacks #learning #education #drivinglessons #explore #viral

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