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9 results for “pull”

Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

A pulley that drives the serpentine belt

Engine and fuel systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

a pulley that drives the water pump

Body and interior
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Locks for the door pulls made of billet material

Electrical systems
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

a wheel with a grooved rim for holding a belt

Body and interior
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

Locking mechanisms for vehicle doors

Tools and maintenance terminology
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

A tool used to apply force to remove a component

Transmission and drivetrain
Machine-assisted source-grounded glossary draft

a low gear ratio, typically used for heavy loads or steep inclines

Bus terminology

The German nickname for the original VW buses . loosely translated, it means "work horse" or "oxen" (some sort of strong animal used for pulling heavy loads).

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited
Bus terminology

The four-wheel drive version of the Vanagon , made between 1986 and 1991. using a viscous coupling arrangement, the front wheels could be made to automatically provide pulling power (at any time the rear wheels began to slip or spin). This term also applies to the four-wheel drive EuroVans , which are unfortunately not imported into the United States.

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited

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