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 A COMPLETE LIST OF CAR BODY PARTS

A car is a four-wheeled motorized vehicle that people use to move from one place to another (transportation). Generally, cars run on roads that seat one to eight people, have four wheels, and mainly transport people rather than goods.

These are the internal parts of the car but what about the external parts? Now when we come to the exterior parts of the car, many people do not have any idea of what parts the car is made of and what is their role.

Therefore, we have brought you the complete list of car body parts and their functions. So let's discuss them one by one.

The vehicle body shell is the functional backbone. It is the body of a car that rests in the chassis and fits the engine, mechanical and electrical systems, seats, etc. It is designed to carry the weight of all components that are present in the car and even handles the weight of the passengers.

The car hood is also known as a bonnet in some countries. This is the type of thin sheet cover that is hinged and rests over the engine of motor vehicles. It includes engine, battery, coolant, windscreen fluid, cooling fan, compressor, alternator, and many more.

The hood allows direct access to the engine compartment for maintenance and repair purposes. In addition, it also protects these parts from direct sunlight and dust. A hidden latch is commonly used along with the hood to hold it securely when you're taking a look inside your car.

The bumper may seem like an additional part, but its simple structure actually plays an important role in your car. Generally, bumpers are bars that protect a vehicle when it collides with something.

The function of the front bumper is to protect your car if a sudden collision happens. In this case, it absorbs most of the impact during low-speed collisions to prevent serious damage to the driver, vehicle, and passengers.

The rear bumper is designed to prevent heavy damage when you, unfortunately, hit a wall while taking a reverse turn. It reduces or prevents physical damage to the front and rear sides of vehicles in low-speed accidents.

These car body parts usually absorb shocks from the car accident. The rear bumper is basically made of steel, aluminum, rubber, or plastic and primarily protects the trunk, grille, fuel, exhaust, and cooling systems.

The bumper grille covers the front body of the vehicle and allows your engine to keep cool. When you drive your car, it sucks the air through the grille, which serves to provide ventilation through the engine bay.

Primarily, it protects the radiator and allows cold air to enter the car's radiator. In addition to the front location, they are also located in the front wheels for brake cooling, in the cowl for cabin ventilation, or on the rear trunk lid in rear-engine vehicles.

The crash guards are mounted to the front frame or chassis of the car. This is mostly seen in SUVs to protect them from damage in case of an accident. These are the essential car body parts that play a key role in keeping the vehicle moving after a collision.

These are typically made of heavy-duty steel and can effectively shield the front end of the vehicle. Moreover, the design of this accessory gives a stylish look to your vehicle and also provides real protection.

Basically, everyone knows the primary function of headlights on cars is to illuminate the road and facilitate fatigue-free and safe driving. There are two types of headlights, low beam and high beam.

Basically, everyone knows the primary function of headlights on cars is to illuminate the road and facilitate fatigue-free and safe driving. There are two types of headlights, low beam and high beam.

These headlights are attached to the front end of the vehicle. They allow the driver to see the roadway in the dark, while also indicating to other drivers that a car is present. There are types of lights used in cars and each has its own function.

The purpose of fog lamps is to allow brightness in situations when visibility is less than 100m. They help illuminate under the fog to see the road surface and prevent additional beams from the fog. There are mainly two types of fog lamps used in vehicles.

Front Fog Lamps: Many front fog lights are selectively yellow because it filters out the blue component of white light, which causes the most shine. However, not all yellow lamps are fog lights, and not every fog lamp is yellow.

Rear Fog Lamps: These are more useful than front fog lamps. They are a bright red light (similar to a brake light) that is lit in poor visibility to make the vehicle more specific for low traffic. They are useful when you are driving much slower than usual and when a vehicle is behind you, they can dazzle other drivers to stop.

Indicator lights are available in red, orange and some are white in colour. They can be located on the front, rear, and sometimes on both the left and right sides of the car. These are used to indicate a going out into traffic.

You need to use them at the right time to give other drivers enough time to react and adapt to your signal. Once you have completed the turn make sure the indicator is off otherwise it may confuse other drivers.

 A COMPLETE LIST OF CAR BODY PARTS

A car is a four-wheeled motorized vehicle that people use to move from one place to another (transportation). Generally, cars run on roads that seat one to eight people, have four wheels, and mainly transport people rather than goods.

These are the internal parts of the car but what about the external parts? Now when we come to the exterior parts of the car, many people do not have any idea of what parts the car is made of and what is their role.

Therefore, we have brought you the complete list of car body parts and their functions. So let's discuss them one by one.

The vehicle body shell is the functional backbone. It is the body of a car that rests in the chassis and fits the engine, mechanical and electrical systems, seats, etc. It is designed to carry the weight of all components that are present in the car and even handles the weight of the passengers.

The car hood is also known as a bonnet in some countries. This is the type of thin sheet cover that is hinged and rests over the engine of motor vehicles. It includes engine, battery, coolant, windscreen fluid, cooling fan, compressor, alternator, and many more.

The hood allows direct access to the engine compartment for maintenance and repair purposes. In addition, it also protects these parts from direct sunlight and dust. A hidden latch is commonly used along with the hood to hold it securely when you're taking a look inside your car.

The bumper may seem like an additional part, but its simple structure actually plays an important role in your car. Generally, bumpers are bars that protect a vehicle when it collides with something.

The function of the front bumper is to protect your car if a sudden collision happens. In this case, it absorbs most of the impact during low-speed collisions to prevent serious damage to the driver, vehicle, and passengers.

The rear bumper is designed to prevent heavy damage when you, unfortunately, hit a wall while taking a reverse turn. It reduces or prevents physical damage to the front and rear sides of vehicles in low-speed accidents.

These car body parts usually absorb shocks from the car accident. The rear bumper is basically made of steel, aluminum, rubber, or plastic and primarily protects the trunk, grille, fuel, exhaust, and cooling systems.

The bumper grille covers the front body of the vehicle and allows your engine to keep cool. When you drive your car, it sucks the air through the grille, which serves to provide ventilation through the engine bay.

Primarily, it protects the radiator and allows cold air to enter the car's radiator. In addition to the front location, they are also located in the front wheels for brake cooling, in the cowl for cabin ventilation, or on the rear trunk lid in rear-engine vehicles.

The crash guards are mounted to the front frame or chassis of the car. This is mostly seen in SUVs to protect them from damage in case of an accident. These are the essential car body parts that play a key role in keeping the vehicle moving after a collision.

These are typically made of heavy-duty steel and can effectively shield the front end of the vehicle. Moreover, the design of this accessory gives a stylish look to your vehicle and also provides real protection.

Basically, everyone knows the primary function of headlights on cars is to illuminate the road and facilitate fatigue-free and safe driving. There are two types of headlights, low beam and high beam.

Basically, everyone knows the primary function of headlights on cars is to illuminate the road and facilitate fatigue-free and safe driving. There are two types of headlights, low beam and high beam.

These headlights are attached to the front end of the vehicle. They allow the driver to see the roadway in the dark, while also indicating to other drivers that a car is present. There are types of lights used in cars and each has its own function.

The purpose of fog lamps is to allow brightness in situations when visibility is less than 100m. They help illuminate under the fog to see the road surface and prevent additional beams from the fog. There are mainly two types of fog lamps used in vehicles.

Front Fog Lamps: Many front fog lights are selectively yellow because it filters out the blue component of white light, which causes the most shine. However, not all yellow lamps are fog lights, and not every fog lamp is yellow.

Rear Fog Lamps: These are more useful than front fog lamps. They are a bright red light (similar to a brake light) that is lit in poor visibility to make the vehicle more specific for low traffic. They are useful when you are driving much slower than usual and when a vehicle is behind you, they can dazzle other drivers to stop.

Indicator lights are available in red, orange and some are white in colour. They can be located on the front, rear, and sometimes on both the left and right sides of the car. These are used to indicate a going out into traffic.

You need to use them at the right time to give other drivers enough time to react and adapt to your signal. Once you have completed the turn make sure the indicator is off otherwise it may confuse other drivers.