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Vehicle's - Technical short forms

                                                 

Abbreviations-  Automobile Terms


 


  1. ABC  Active body control (Mercedes-Benz) 
  2. ABS Anti-Blockier-System (German) – anti-lock braking system
  3.  ABDC After bottom dead centre (engine timing) 
  4. AC Alternating current A/C Air-conditioning 
  5. ACL Automatic chassis lubrication (commercial vehicles)
  6.  ACT Air charge temperature A/F Air/fuel ratio AIR Air injection reactor (emission control) 
  7. ALB Anti-lock brakes (Honda)
  8.  ARCS Active roll control system (Citroen)
  9.  ASD Automatic slip-control differential
  10.  ASF Audi space frame (aluminium body construction) 
  11. ASR Antriebs-Schlupf-Regelung (German) – anti-slip regulation or traction control 
  12. ATC Automatic temperature control
  13.  ATDC After top dead centre (engine timing) 
  14. ATF Automatic transmission fluid 
  15. AWD All-wheel drive (also 4WD)
  16.  AWS All-wheel steering (also 4WS)
  17.  BAS Brake assist system 
  18. BBDC Before bottom dead centre (engine timing)
  19.  BDC Bottom dead centre (engine timing) 
  20. BEV Battery-electric vehicle 
  21. BHP Brake horsepower 
  22. BMEP Brake mean effective pressure 
  23. BOFT Bearing oil film thickness 
  24. BSFC Brake-specific fuel consumption 
  25. BTDC Before top dead centre (engine timing) 
  26. CAD Computer aided design
  27.  CAFE Corporate average fuel economy (American) 
  28. CAG Computer aided gearshift (Scania) 
  29. CATS Computer active technology suspension (Jaguar) 
  30. CB Contact breaker 
  31. CBE Cab behind engine (commercial vehicles)
  32.  Cd Coefficient of drag (vehicle aerodynamics) 
  33. CD Capacity discharge (ignition system) 
  34. CFC Chlorofluorocarbon (refrigerant)
  35.  CGI Compact graphite iron
  36.  CI Compression ignition (diesel engines) 
  37. CN Cetane number (diesel fuel ignition rating) 
  38. CNG Compressed natural gas (fuels) 
  39. CO Carbon monoxide (emission control) 
  40. CO2 Carbon dioxide (global warming)
  41.  COE Cab over engine (commercial vehicles)
  42.  CP Centre of pressure (vehicle aerodynamics)
  43.  CR Compression ratio (engine) 
  44. CRS Common rail system (diesel fuel injection) 
  45. CTX Continuously variable transaxle (Ford)
  46.  CV Constant velocity (universal joints)
  47.  CVT Continuously variable transmission
  48.  Cw Coefficient of drag (German) – vehicle aerodynamics 
  49. Cx Coefficient of drag (French) – vehicle aerodynamics 
  50. DC Direct current
  51.  DERV Diesel engine road vehicles (fuel)
  52.  DI Direct injection 
  53. DIS Direct ignition system (no distributor) 
  54. DISI Direct injection spark ignition
  55.  DOHC Double overhead camshafts 
  56. DRP Dynamic rear proportioning (brakes)
  57.  DSC Dynamic stability control
  58.  DSG Direct shift gearbox (Volkswagen group) 
  59. DWB Double-wishbone suspension 
  60. EBA Emergency brake assist
  61.  EBFD Electronic brake force distribution 
  62. EBS Electronic braking system (air brakes)
  63.  ECI Electronically controlled injection
  64.  ECM Electronic control module 
  65. ECS Evaporative control system (fuel system); electronically controlled suspension 
  66. ECT Engine coolant temperature 
  67. ECU Electronic control unit
  68.  EDC Electronic diesel control
  69.  EFI Electronic fuel injection 
  70. EGR Exhaust gas recirculation (emission control)
  71.  ELV End-of-life vehicle (materials recycling) 
  72. EMS Engine management system 
  73. EP Extreme pressure (lubricants)
  74.  EPAS Electrical power-assisted steering (NSK-RHP) 
  75. EPHS Electrically powered hydraulic steering (TRW) 
  76. EPS Electric power steering
  77.  ESP Electronic stability programme
  78.  ETC Electronic traction control
  79.  ETS Enhanced traction system (General Motors) 
  80. EUI Electronic unit injector (Lucas Diesel)
  81.  EVC Exhaust valve closed (engine timing) 
  82. EVO Exhaust valve open (engine timing)
  83.  FCEV Fuel cell electric vehicle
  84. FHP Friction horsepower 
  85. FWD Front-wheel drive 
  86. GCW Gross combination weight (articulated vehicles) 
  87. GCWR Gross combined weight rating (vehicle and trailer)
  88.  GDI Gasoline direct injection (Mitsubishi)
  89.  GRP Glass-reinforced plastics 
  90. GTW Gross train weight (drawbar vehicles)
  91.  GV Governor valve (automatic transmissions) 
  92. GVW Gross vehicle weight (rigid vehicles)
  93.  GVWR Gross vehicle weight rating 
  94. GWP Greenhouse warming potential (refrigerants)
  95.  HC Hydrocarbons (emission control) 
  96. HDC Hill descent control (ABS system) 
  97. HEV Hybrid-electric vehicle
  98.  HFC Hydrofluorocarbon (refrigerant)
  99.  HGV Heavy goods vehicle HT High tension 
  100. HUCR Highest useful compression ratio
  101.  HVAC Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
  102.  IFS Independent front suspension
  103.  IHP Indicated horsepower 
  104. INJ Injection (timing mark) 
  105. IOE Inlet over exhaust (obsolete valve layout) 
  106. IPM Integrated power module (hybrid electric vehicles)
  107.  IRS Independent rear suspension 
  108. IVC Inlet valve closed (valve timing) 
  109. IVO Inlet valve open (valve timing)
  110.  KPI King-pin inclination (steering)
  111.  LCV Light commercial vehicle
  112.  LGV Large goods vehicle LI Load index (tyres)
  113.  LNG Liquefied natural gas (fuels) 
  114. LPG Liquid petroleum gas (fuels)
  115.  LS Leading shoe (drum brakes)
  116.  LSD Limited slip differential 
  117. MAF Mass air flow (engines)
  118.  MAP Manifold absolute pressure
  119.  MOFT Minimum oil film thickness 
  120. MON Motor octane number (more demanding ON test) 
  121. MPI Multi-point injection 
  122. MPV Multi-purpose vehicle (people carrier) 
  123. NO Nitrogen oxides (emission control)
  124.  NOAT Nitrite organic acid technology (coolants) 
  125. NVH Noise, vibration and harshness (vehicle refinement testing)
  126.  OAT Organic acid technology (coolants)
  127.  OBD On-board diagnosis
  128. OD Overdrive
  129.  ODP Ozone depletion potential (refrigerants) 
  130. OHC Overhead camshaft 
  131. OHV Overhead valves
  132.  ON Octane number (petrol anti-knock rating)
  133.  PAS Power-assisted steering 
  134. PBD Polybutadiene (tyres) 
  135. PCM Power train control module (engine and transmission)
  136.  PCV Positive crankcase ventilation (emission control) 
  137. PEM Polymer electrolyte membrane (fuel cells) (or proton exchange membrane) 
  138. PFI Port fuel injection (petrol engines) 
  139. PM Particulate matter (diesel emission control) 
  140. PR Ply-rating (tyres) 
  141. PSV Public service vehicle
  142.  PTFE Polytetrafluoroethylene
  143.  PTO Power take-off (commercial vehicles) 
  144. PVC Polyvinyl chloride
  145.  PZEV Partial zero emission vehicle 
  146. RC Roll-centre (suspension geometry) 
  147. RON Research octane number (less demanding ON test)
  148.  RTV Room temperature vulcanizing (sealant) 
  149. RWD Rear-wheel drive 
  150. SAMT Semiautomated mechanical transmission (Eaton)
  151.  SBC Stand-by-control (electronic transmission control ZF)
  152.  SBR Styrene-butadiene rubber (tyres)
  153.  SCA Supplemental coolant additives 
  154. SCR Selective catalytic reduction (emission control)
  155.  SCS Stop control system (girling)
  156.  SEFI Sequential electronically controlled fuel injection (Ford) 
  157. SFC Specific fuel consumption 
  158. SFI Sequential fuel injection 
  159. SG Spheroidal graphite (high-strength cast iron)
  160.  SI Spark ignition (petrol engines)
  161.  SLA Short and long arm (American) – suspension linkage
  162.  SOHC Single overhead camshaft
  163.  SPI Single point injection (petrol engines) 
  164. SRS Supplemental restraint system (airbags) 
  165. SUV Sports utility vehicle 
  166. SV Side valves (obsolete valve layout) 
  167. TAC Thermostatic air cleaner
  168.  TBI Throttle body injection (SPI)
  169.  TC Twin carburettors 
  170. TCI Transistorized coil ignition 
  171. TCM Transmission control module
  172. TCS Transmission controlled spark (engine intervention system) 
  173. TDC Top dead centre (engine timing) 
  174. TDI Turbocharged direct injection (diesel engines) 
  175. TEL Tetra ethyl lead (petrol anti-knock additive)
  176.  TML Tetra methyl lead (as above)
  177.  TPS Throttle position sensor 
  178. TS Trailing shoe (drum brakes)
  179.  TV Throttle valve (engine and automatic transmissions)
  180.  TVS Thermal vacuum switch (exhaust gas recirculation)
  181.  TWC Three-way catalyst (emission control) 
  182. TXV Thermostatic expansion valve (refrigeration) 
  183. UJ Universal joint
  184.  ULEV Ultra-low emission vehicle
  185.  VCP Variable cam phasing (valve timing) 
  186. VCU Viscous coupling unit (transmission)
  187.  VDC Vehicle dynamics control (Bosch)
  188.  VGT Variable-geometry turbocharger 
  189. VI Viscosity index (lubricants) 
  190. VIP Vehicle intrusion protection (Toyota) 
  191. VIVT Variable inlet valve timing 
  192. VKPI Virtual king-pin inclination (steering)
  193.  VSC Vehicle skid control 
  194. VTG Variable turbine geometry (turbocharging)
  195.  VTT Variable twin turbo (turbocharging) 
  196. VVT Variable valve timing
  197.  VVTL Variable valve timing and lift WOT Wide-open throttle
  198.  ZEV Zero emission vehicle

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