Method of fixing the axle to the body or springs.

Vehicle support equipment manufactured with a rated weight capacity. Used to support a vehicle when wheels are removed or when access to the underside is needed. Also known as jack stands.

A condition in an axle where the driven component locks and the axle casing attempts to rotate on its mountings. Usually caused when a differential lock or limited slip device is used and wheel spin is not possible such as on a dry road.

Body CAN or Basic CAN

British Association old standard size of threads."

British Standards Kite Mark. The symbol of the British Standards Institute consisting of a triangle on its point with a capital B on its side above the triangle and a capital S inside the triangle.

British Standard Fine size of thread."

Battery Positive Voltage

An alloy of tin, copper, antimony and lead used as a coating for plain steel bearings.

A voltage produced that tends to oppose the voltage that created it.