Wires that extend from the ends of an electronic component, such as a capacitor, along the axis of the unit. Motion that occurs along the axis of a revolving shaft or parallel to the axis of a revolving shaft. The center line of a rotating part. A cross member supporting a vehicle on which one or more wheels are mounted. A pair of wheels at either end of a vehicle.
Bevel gears that transfer power from the differential pinion gears to the splined axle shafts.
The tendency of a live axle housing to rotate with the wheels slightly and then snap back during hard acceleration. This action may be repeated several times, creating a loss of traction until the driver releases the accelerator. Designed in the removable carrier or integral carrier types to house the drive pinion, ring gear, differential, and axle shaft assemblies. Suspension component used to support and locate spring on the axle. Also known as a spring chair.