Shift control pressure in an automatic transmission regulated by engine speed and load conditions.

The shaft on which the throttle butterfly moves.

A switch that operates when the throttle is fully open or fully closed.

A valve in an automatic transmission that responds to throttle position or inlet manifold vacuum to regulate the throttle pressure.

The engine speed control mechanism operated by the driver.

A fixed size orifice used to control or restrict flow.

The completion of the curing process at which no further chemical reaction can occur to aid in film formation.

The dimension from the centre axis of the crankshaft to the centre axis of the big end bearings.

Force acting on an object causing it to change position or alignment with another object. Also used to describe a force along an axis where two components are forced together.

Bearing intended principally to react to axial or thrust loads. Thrust race (Informal).