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What's The A Frame in a Vehicle?

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Question added by Alex Al Yazouri , General Manager , Al Mushref Cooperative Society
Date Posted: 2015/05/25
Alex Al Yazouri
by Alex Al Yazouri , General Manager , Al Mushref Cooperative Society

The A Frame in a Vehicle>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

Ali Mohamed Ahmed
by Ali Mohamed Ahmed , site engineering , شركة مقاولات

Distinctive answer from Mr.Alex  >>>>>>>>>>Thanks

Vinod Jetley
by Vinod Jetley , Assistant General Manager , State Bank of India

 

A vehicle frame, also known as its chassis, is the main supporting structure of a motor vehicle to which all other components are attached, comparable to the skeleton of an organism.

Muhammad Shakeel
by Muhammad Shakeel , CAD Design Manager , M/S zeeruk Intl.

Thanks for Invitation, Agreed with Experts Answers, specially unique answers from Mr. Alex & Mr. Jetley.

I agree with the given expert answers.

khaled elkholy
by khaled elkholy , HR MANAGER , misk for import & export

What you Need to Know About Car Frame Damage One of the most important safety features of your car is the one you can't see - the car's structure or frame. While many people talk about car frames, most US vehicles today are built on an integrated unibody structure. Whatever it's called, and however it's designed, your car's structure or frame is the foundation on which the entire car is built. What is structural/ frame damage? If you're shopping for an imported US used car, you want to make sure that the vehicle's structure/frame is in good condition, with no rebuilt title. Even minor damage, if not repaired properly, can seriously degrade a car's ability to protect you in an accident. Frame Damage Structural/ frame damage is damage to any component of a vehicle that is part of the main structure of the vehicle, and/or any component designed to provide structural integrity. Examples of these components include any suspension mounting location that can't be removed, the lower frame rails, any upper frame rails, and in the case of unibody construction, the A, B and C pillars, windshield and rear window frames and rocker panels. Components that are bolted on are not considered part of a car's structure or frame. Note that this is a general explanation - there are exceptions.

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