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131. Voltage Regulator: The responds to a decrease of voltage by increasing the output of the alternator. (AI) 132. PCM: aka Powertrain Control Module aka the car's computer (AI) 133. Engine Block: framework in which the cylinders are arranged (AI) 134. Primary CoilWinding: low-voltage winding in a car's ignition (AI) 135. Four-stroke: Most internal combustion engines employ this type of cycle (AI) 136. Coolant: flows through radiator hoses; goes to and from radiator and engine (AI) 137. Exhaust Manifold: spent fuel gases pass into this after they exit the cylinder (AI) 138. timing belt: (or chain) what the camshaft is driven by crankshaft with (AI) 139. Water Jackets: hollow sections of engine block where coolant flows (AI) 140. Crankshaft: converts linear motion of the piston into rotary motion (AI) 141. Piston: moves up and down inside an engine's cylinder (AI) 142. Cylinder: The following occur in an engine's : fuel and air are ignited, pushing the piston down, and expelling gases when piston moves back up (AI) 143. Oil Pan: The following occur in an engine's : oil drips from various parts and is picked up by the oil tube and is sent back to the oil pump (AI) 144. Secondary CoilWinding: high-voltage winding in a car's ignition system (AI) 145. Sensors: sends data to a car's computer (AI) 146. Actuators: receives commands from a car's computer (AI) 147. Crankshaft: powers the car's oil pump (usually) (AI) 148.Internal Combustion Engines: takes chemical energy, convert it to heat en- ergy, and then into mechanical energy (AI) 149. Oil Galleries: passagesthroughout the engine that deliver oil to various engine components 150. Electronic Fuel Injection: most cars have this instead of carburetors now (AI) 151. Viscosity: ability to flow 152. Connecting Rod: connects each piston to the engine's crankshaft (AI) 153. Lead: Car's battery has plates made from this which is immersed in sulfuric acid and water (AI) 154. Air: -cooling and water-cooling are the two major types of engine cooling systems. (AI) 155. Pressure: The two valves on the radiator caps are a valve and a vacuum valve. 156. OHV: aka overhead valve (AI) 157. High Pressure: Diesel engines employ this to ignite the air-fuel mixture.

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