What are Timing Belt and Tensioner System Spare Parts?

The crankshaft always receives the initial motion from the starter motor and, for engines to operate, it rotates the camshaft via the timing belt. In this way, it ensures the desired operation in the engines. Timing belts are the belts placed lengthwise between the camshafts and the crankshaft located at the very bottom of the engines. Timing belts are at the forefront of the essential components that enable engines to run. However, if the timing belts fail, the crankshafts cannot maintain the necessary continuous motion, and all components, including the flywheel gear that moves the engine, become inoperable.

What is a Shock Absorber?

It is a very important part that absorbs and tolerates a large proportion of all sounds and vibrations caused by jolts during vehicle travel and from roads, thereby ensuring the comfort of the drivers and passengers inside the vehicle. Care should always be taken for all these parts used in vehicles to be original. The operating principles of these systems are quite simple; the shock absorber provides extra resistance in the opposite direction of the upward motion, thus preventing all vibrations originating from the road and coming from the vehicle's wheels.

What is a Wheel Stud?

When vehicles are in motion, the most important parts are always the wheels. The wheels, which have strong rotational speeds, are attached to the assembly called the undercarriage of the vehicles. The device that passes through the wheels and is used to prevent them from coming off and spinning off during the journey is called a wheel stud.