EVSC (Electronic Vehicle Stability Control) is a stability control system for trucks and buses from Isuzu. It prevents the vehicle …
TiD and TTiD engines: what it stands for and what are its performance parameters
TiD and TTiD engines are direct injection diesel engines. Saab vehicles were equipped with it between 1998 and 2012. The …
TSP: definition, function, principle of operation and causes of failure
TSP (Trailer Stability Program) is a stability control for trailers, installed in Opel and Vauxhall vehicles. It prevents the trailer …
What does Park Assist mean? Description and principle of operation
Park Assist is a system that helps the driver to park . This allows you to safely drive into or …
Quattro: description, characteristics and principle of operation
Quattro is a permanent four-wheel drive that is used in Audi vehicles with Transverse engine arrangement is installed. It was …
ESR: definition, function, principle of operation and causes of failure
ESR (Electronic Wheel-Slip Reduction) is an electronic traction control system , which is used on SEAT models. It works together …
What does airbag mean? Description and principle of operation
An airbag is an essential element of a vehicle's passive safety system. This is a bag of strong, flexible fabric …
XDi: SsangYong diesel engines with Common Rail direct injection system
XDi is a range of turbocharged common rail diesel engines -Fuel injection system. The engines will be installed in SsangYong …
The electric parking brake: functions and structure
Comfort at the highest level is the motto when it comes to the development of modern vehicles. This is why …
VCDi engines: what it stands for and what its performance parameters are
VCDi are a range of turbocharged diesel engines powered by a equipped with a common rail injection system. They have …
What does TRC mean? Properties and technical specifications
TRC (Traction Control System) is a system used in Toyota models has been installed. It works closely with the ABS. …
DSTC: definition, function, principle of operation and causes of failure
DSTC, which means Dynamic Stability & Traction Control is a system used in Volvo models. In 1998, it was first …
What is CiTD? engine performance characteristics
CiTD engines are turbocharged diesel engines powered by a common -Rail fuel injection system and installed on Mazda cars. The …
DI-D engines: operating characteristics
DI-D engines are turbocharged diesel engines equipped with a direct injection system are equipped. These are used in Mitsubishi vehicles. …
What does VSC mean? Description and principle of operation
VSC (Vehicle Stability Control) is a system with which Models from Škoda, Chevrolet, Kia, Hyundai, Toyota, Lexus and Lada can …
StabiliTrak: description, characteristics and principle of operation
StabiliTrak is used as a brand name for stability control in General Motors vehicles used. The systems are installed in …
TDCi: Ford diesel engines with common rail direct injection system
TDCi are diesel engines with turbocharger and common rail injection system, installed in Ford models. They were introduced in 2000. …
RSC: definition, function, principle of operation and causes of failure
RSC (Roll Stability Control) is a rollover protection system. It is installed on Ford, Land Rover, Lincoln and Volvo vehicles, …
What does ASC mean? Properties and technical specifications
ASC (Automatic Stability Control) is a feature of Jaguar and BMW -models used system. It was introduced in 1997. The …
What does ESC mean? Description and principle of operation
ESC stands for “Electronic Stability Control”. The system is used in vehicles from Hyundai, Chevrolet, Škoda, Kia and Lada, among …
