Definitions for "Drive Train"
Related Terms:
Drivetrain, Transaxle, Driveshaft, Drive axle, Drive wheel, Transfer case, Rear-wheel drive, Driveline, Propeller shaft, Live axle, All wheel drive, Half shaft, Driving wheel, Four-wheel drive, Front-wheel drive, All-wheel drive, Dead axle, Freewheel, Transmission , Slipper clutch, Four wheel drive, Power train, Drive, Differential, Tag axle, Front wheel drive, Pitman arm, Steering wheel, Powertrain, Drive shaft, Axle, Gearbox, Ifs, Independent suspension, Steering knuckle, Swing axle, Power steering, Trike, Unicycle, Limited-slip differential, Dropouts, Cassette, Velocipede, Unsprung weight, Scooter, Macpherson strut, Idler, Limited slip differential, Wheel
The system that carries power from the engine to the driving wheels; it includes the crankshaft and the differential.
Similar to Driveline but not including the engine.
a group of components that deliver mechanical power from a prime mover, typically an electric motor, to a load
a system used to convey force from one place to another, in this case the motor to the joint
Parts of a bicycle that work together to generate forward motion.
That combination of gears, clutches, shafts, etc., that transmits the engine power to the driven wheels. Typically the transmission, driveshaft, and differential in a rear wheel driven vehicle.
The mechanical system used, on a bicycle, to transfer energy from the rider to the rear wheel. Made up of derailleur, chain, cassette, chain rings, and rear hub.
A collective term used to describe the clutch/gearbox/transmission and the other components used to transmit drive to the wheels.
The components that transmit the flow of power from the engine to the wheels. The components include the clutch, transmission, driveshafts (or axle shafts in front wheel drive), U-joints and differential.
That combination of a car's components like the engine, transmission, differential(s), any interconnecting shafts, gears etc that transmits the engine power to the wheels.
Type of system used to turn the rear wheel.
A safety feature added to some scooters that requires the rider to first push the scooter before the power is transferred to the drive train.
The mechanical system that transmits power or torque from one place to another. The drive train includes the running belt, drive belt, rollers, and motor. A car's transmission is part of the drive train because it transfers engine power to the wheels. The
A connection or “train†of parts used to transfer the engineâ€(tm)s power to the rear wheels. The engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear end assembly, and axleâ€(tm)s are all part of the drive train.
A term referring to all the components along a path of power from the engine to the drive wheels. It consists of the clutch, transmission, driveshaft, differential, transaxle, or rear axle.
All the moving components of the car as a whole including the engine, clutch, transmission, driveshaft, differential, axles and wheels.
The drive train is the mechanical system that transmits power or torque from one place to another. The parts include the running belt, the drive belt, the rollers and the motor.