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81 engine air cleaner
<mvhcl.mot> (for engine intake air, overall assembly) ■ Luftfilter m ; Ansaugluftfilter m -
82 engine box
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83 engine deck
<mvhcl.mot> (top of the engine block where the head mounts) ■ Motorblockoberseite f -
84 engine map
<mvhcl.i&c> (engine management) ■ Kennfeld n -
85 engine speed limiter
<mvhcl.i&c> (engine speed, rpm) ■ Motordrehzahlbegrenzer m ; Drehzahlbegrenzer m ; Begrenzer m prakt -
86 engine-driver
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87 engine analyzer
<mvhcl.tools> ■ Motordiagnosegerät n -
88 engine at standstill
< mot> ■ stehender Motor m -
89 engine auxiliaries
< mot> ■ Motorausrüstung f -
90 engine base
<mech.eng> ■ Motorsockel m ; Maschinensockel m -
91 engine bay
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92 engine bay side panel
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93 engine bearer
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94 engine bearing
<mech.eng> (e.g. for crankshaft) ■ Motorlager n -
95 engine bed
<mech.eng> ■ Motorbock m ; Motorfundament n -
96 engine bedplate
<mech.eng> ■ Maschinensockel m ; Motorgrundplatte f ; Motortragplatte f -
97 engine bench test
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98 engine bench testing
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99 engine block
ISO 7967-1 <mvhcl.mot> ■ Motorblock m DIN ISO 7967-1 ; Zylinderblock m DIN ISO 7967-1 ; Zylinderkurbelgehäuse n DIN ISO 7967-1 -
100 engine block heater
<mvhcl.mot> (electric heater element) ■ Motorblockheizung f ; Kühlmittelvorwärmgerät n form.MB ; Motorvorwärmer m ; Motorheizung f ugs
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