Title: Identify major components and their locations.
Course: Automotive Fixed Operations (20906) > Section: Service Advisor: Exploring Vehicle Systems

Identification should include

- engine (e.g., water pump, alternator cylinder head, air compressor)
- drivetrain (e.g., transmission, axles, drive shaft)
- steering and suspension (e.g., control arm, sub-frame, leaf spring, rack and pinion)
- brakes (e.g., hydraulic or air, ABS)
- electrical and electronic systems (e.g., battery, lighting, instruments, high intensity discharge lights [HID], computer, sensors)
- HVAC (e.g., A/C compressor, heater box)
- body (e.g., doors, pillars, glass, front-end assemblies)
- hybrid/EV (e.g., batteries, cables, electric motors, solar panels).

Process/Skill Questions:

- How does one use a component locator in a service information database?
- What system is the rack and pinion associated with?