Commercial Vehicle Systems (CVS)

The agency that assures safe and healthy working conditions by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education, and assistance.

A test performed at the beginning of a shift in progress in the World Transmission to ensure that the off-going clutch has released.

The unit for measuring electrical resistance.

An electrical law that defines the relationship between amperage, resistance, and voltage.

A stamped steel ring used to throw lubricant in a certain direction.

Very minor oil seepage usually caused by a wicking effect and not usually a reason for a repair.

A device used to add oil to the A/C system.

A test performed near the end of a shift in progress in the World Transmission to ensure that the on-coming clutch has applied.

Self-diagnostic capabilities of electronic control modules that allow them to evaluate voltage and current levels of circuits to which they are connected and determine if data is in the correct operational range.

A valve with the purpose to protect the air reservoirs and other air system storage units from completely draining if a leak occurs downstream of one reservoir.