Commercial Vehicle Systems (CVS)

A logging device fitted to a vehicle to record various pieces of information, such as time, speed, rest periods, and distance traveled by each of the vehicle’s drivers.

A rear non-drive axle mounted behind the drive axle.

Two drive axles connected by a power divider.

A two-axle tractor or trailer configuration.

A metal machining tool used to cut internal threads.

A battery charger that applies a selected amperage to charge a battery through a manually adjusted current-selection switch.

A ZF AMT that uses a torque converter for input; for heavy applications.

Information issued by manufacturers to alert technicians of unexpected problems or changes to repair procedures.

A branch of information technology that uses specialized applications for long-distance transmission of information to and from a vehicle.

A linear single acting cylinder extending from a series of nested cylinder sections.