Yes, vehicles that use a chain or gears instead of a belt.
No, it does not but Halo 3 does
In some vehicles, yes.
Car
FOR THE REAR END, HYPOID GEARS ARE USED.
yes
Use a cotton swab dipped in kerosene. Gently wipe the gears with the swab. Force the gears to rotate by turning the wheels. Watch that you do not get the cotton caught in the gears. If you cannot or do not want to get kerosene, use fingernail polish remover that does NOT contain acetone.
They Are Used In Engines And Other Vehicles, I Think. We Are Studying This In Gateway Tech. Crown and Pinion usually refers to the main gears in a vehicles differential. Older rear wheel drive cars and trucks typically have a rear axle that is driven by the engine. That axle contains a differential, that contains the Crown and Pinion gears. The gears are used to change the direction the engine is rotating the crankshaft; to a rotating direction in the axle.
Bevel gears are commonly used in devices such as gearboxes, differential gears in vehicles, hand drills, printing presses, and locomotives. They are also used in industrial equipment such as mixers and conveyor systems.
as with almost all vehicles, by the serial number usually stamped in the case itself.
There are gears in the transmission and a set of gears in the axle(which one depends if it is fwd,rwd or all), the gears multiply the engines torque going to the tires. This allows vehicles to accelerate/tow more, allow for a certain speed/rpm rate. More gears allows for quicker accelerating 1st gear(higher #) and (lower#) top gear for better fuel economy.
gears, gears 2, and gears 3