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The alternator.
The alternator. Springs are elastic suspension elements, and shock absorbers control suspension oscillation. Anti-roll bars can also form part of suspension; they must not be confused with supposed “destabilising” bars. The alternator generates electrical energy for the vehicle’s system.
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Shock absorbers.
Suspension springs.
The alternator.
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