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The active bonnet system is a safety feature designed to reduce injuries to pedestrians in the event of a collision. It involves a mechanism that raises the rear of the car's hood upon impact, creating a cushioning space between the hood and the engine components. This helps to absorb some of the impact energy and minimize the severity of injuries to pedestrians. The system typically employs sensors to detect a collision and actuators to lift the bonnet automatically.
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What features do streamlined cars have?
They have a streamlined bonnet so that the air will be pushed over the car.
What is Clio Bonnet best known for?
The phrase "Clio Bonnet" is best known for being used during the widespread recall of the bonnets of Renault Clio cars in 2008, when all owners of second-generation Renault Clio cars made between 1998 and 2005 were advised to get their cars checked.
Where do they put a cars engine?
under the bonnet (the front bit) usually but can be in the boot or in the middle it depends on the car but in most cars up the front
Why is a car bonnet called a bonnet?
Because people feel the need to differentiate their Land Rovers from other cars by calling it a "Bonnet" instead of just a "Hood," because they tailgate you with their high beam LEDS and are better than everyone else.
What is the part of a cars bodywork between the bonnet and windscreen called?
It is called the 'Scuttle panel' or the cowl.
What is under the bonit of a car?
The bonnet (not bonit) is the cover of a cars engine. In American English it's calls hood.If someone asks "What is under the bonnet of this car?" he wants to know something about the engine.
Is the bonnet on a 3 series e36 BMW the same size on the coupe and the 4 door models?
No the coupe and convertible share the same bonnet and front wings but the 4 door cars have a different bonnet/wings.....the grill holder (complete panel that goes under both headlights aswell) is the same on all models albeit with revised kidney shaped grill vents on later cars. Hope this answers your question
How did Kevin wicks die on eastenders?
He was driving one of his stolen cars at a high speed, the bonnet flew up and he crashed.
Where is the bonnet switch on a saxo?
The release lever is just inside the passenger door, under the glove box on the left side (for right hand drive - I believe it's still on the left on LHD cars, but I don't know for sure). Pulling this back will cause the bonnet to pop up slightly. You then need to go to the front of the car and pull the bonnet catch upwards as you lift the bonnet. On earlier models the bonnet catch is under the centre of the bonnet, on later ones it's in the radiator grille just to the right of the chevrons as you face the front of the car.
What are 3 types of active transports?
endocytosis,exocytosis, and pinocytosis
How do you open the hood on a Ford Focus?
Rotate the ford badge on the grille and you should find a lock. Use the cars key to open the bonnet
What is the law on bonnet emblems on cars?
They aren't allowed to be sharp, big or strong enough to be significant risk if the car would collide with a pedestrian.
