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MWZ: Your Professional Changan CS95 NEW Auto Spare Parts Manufacturer
 

Wenzhou MWZ Trading Co., Ltd. was established in 2010 and is located in Rui'an, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, with beautiful scenery and natural scenery. We are a professional after-sales auto parts supplier in China, providing and producing all vehicle parts. Based on many years of export experience, we can provide our customers with integrated solutions for auto parts.

 

 
Our Advantages
 

Mature Sales Channels

Our company has mature offline and online sales channels, as well as a first-class sales and service team to provide customers with products

Applicable to Multiple Brands

We can produce auto parts suitable for different brands of models, including BYD, JAC, GEELY, CHANGAN, CHERY, GM, BRILLIANCE, TESLA, etc.

Broad Sales Network

Our company's sales network and product sales agencies are all over China. The strong and professional R&D team continues to innovate, allowing our company's automotive parts to have a high market share at home and abroad.

International Shipping

We do not compromise on delivery so that customers in various countries and regions receive their products quickly. At the same time, we are ready to provide customers with the accessories they need and provide timely maintenance services.

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Introduction to Changan CS95 NEW Auto Spare Parts

Auto spare parts, also known as automotive spare parts or car parts, refer to components or parts that are used to replace or repair damaged or worn-out parts in vehicles. These parts are designed to fit specific makes and models of cars and are essential for vehicle maintenance, repair, and restoration.

CS95 NEW Front Friction Block Assembly (left Four-wheel Drive) S401031-1001

 

 
Types of Changan CS95 NEW Auto Spare Parts
 

 

CS75 Plus Water Tank Assembly CD04/CD01 S311F280104-0402

Door Welding Assembly

 

In the automotive industry, doors are composed of multiple parts such as the outer panel, inner panel, reinforcements, hinges, and other related components. During the assembly process, these parts are often joined together using welding techniques.

Friction Block/Brake Pads

 

In disc-brake systems, the brake pads are the friction material the caliper squeezes against the rotating disc, or rotor, to slow the wheel's rotation and stop the car. In drum brakes, the pads are called shoes.

CS75 Plus Front Door Welding Assembly Right (Electrophoresis) S311F270103-0300-AA And 6101200-CD01DY-AA

 

License Plate Light

 

Spark Plug

As the name implies, a spark plug supplies a small electrical spark. It ignites the fuel inside the combustion chamber at a precise moment, which pushes the cylinder down and then moves the car forward.

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Air Filter

Air filters are designed to trap contaminants like airborne particles, dirt, dust, and even noxious fumes. These inexpensive parts play a vital role in keeping the air going into your engine, and cabin, clean and free of the sort of junk you encounter driving.

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Intercooler

An intercooler is a device that helps to cool air as it passes through the engine of a car or truck. By cooling the air, the intercooler helps improve the engine's performance and prevent overheating. There are two main types of intercoolers: air-to-air and air-to-water.

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Condenser

A/C condenser is a radiator positioned between the car's grille and the radiator for the motor. In the condenser, the gaseous refrigerant sheds heat and returns to a liquid state. In other words, the condenser condenses the refrigerant from a gas to a liquid.

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Door Hinge

Door hinges are the mechanical components that attach your car's doors to the body and allow them to open and close smoothly. They usually consist of two plates that pivot on a pin or a bearing.

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Working Principles of Changan CS95 NEW Auto Spare Parts
 

 

 
Spark Plug

When the high voltage produced by the ignition system is applied between the center electrode and ground electrode of the spark plug, the insulation between the electrodes breaks down, current flows in the discharge phenomenon, and an electrical spark is generated. This spark energy trigger ignition and combustion in the compressed air-fuel mixture. This discharge is of extremely brief duration (about 1/1000 of a second) and is extraordinarily complex. The role of the spark plug is to reliably generate a strong spark between the electrodes accurately at the specified time to create the trigger for combustion of the gas mixture.

 
Air Filter

Air filters work by drawing unclean surrounding air to pass through their filter medium with fine openings. The unwanted particles larger than those openings are trapped inside the filter medium and are separated from the passing air. The air leaves the filter with significantly reduced particle content. Air filters increase their filtration efficiency as particles form a layer in the upstream side of the filter media; this aids in screening other particles. The filter medium is replaced regularly (or cleaned) to prevent it from clogging or blinding and restricting airflow.

 
Intercooler

An intercooler uses a series of fins and plates to dissipate heat. The air or fluid is forced through the intercooler, and the fins help to transfer the heat from the air or fluid to the surrounding atmosphere. This process helps to keep the air or fluid cool, so the engine or system can run more efficiently. Additionally, an intercooler can prolong the life of an engine or system by preventing overheating. When the air is compressed by a turbo/supercharger, it gets hot very quickly. Therefore, its temperature climbs and its oxygen content (density) drops. When the air is cool, an intercooler provides a denser, more oxygen-rich air to the engine. Therefore, improving the combustion by allowing more fuel to be burned. It also increases reliability as it provides a more consistent temperature of air intake to the engine. This allows the air-fuel ratio of the engine to remain at a safe level.

 
Condenser

The refrigerant enters the evaporator, the pressure is reduced, and the high pressure gas becomes the low pressure gas. This process needs to absorb heat, so the surface temperature of the evaporator is very low, and then the fan can blow the cold air out. Cold L condenser is from the compressor out of the high pressure, high temperature refrigerant, cooling into high pressure, low temperature. It then goes through capillary vaporization to evaporate in the evaporator. The condenser and evaporator in automobile air conditioning are collectively called heat exchangers. The performance of heat exchanger directly affects the refrigeration performance of automobile air conditioning. The metal material consumption is large, the volume is large, and the mass accounts for 50% ~ 70% of the total mass of the whole automobile air conditioning device. The space it occupies directly affects the effective volume of the automobile, and it is very difficult to arrange it, so the use of efficient heat exchanger is extremely important. The condenser and evaporator in the automobile air conditioning device should be matched with the compressor, and should also be adapted to the throttle expansion mechanism. The working state of condenser and evaporator directly affects the capacity (cooling capacity) of the refrigeration system, the power consumption of the compressor and the economy of the whole air conditioning device. The condenser is generally located near the front of the engine, which makes it easy to adhere to all kinds of dust and debris leaking into the gap of the engine cover. For example, the catkins in spring will lead to bad heat dissipation when attached to the condenser, which directly leads to the cold of the air conditioner, so it is necessary to clean it regularly.

 

 

Tips for Choosing the Right Auto Spare Parts
CS95 NEW Spark Plug Assembly 2.0 D20T012-0700
 

Understand Your Vehicle’s Specifications

Before buying auto spare parts, it’s crucial to have a clear understanding of your vehicle’s specifications. Familiarize yourself with details such as the make, model, year of manufacture, engine type, and any other relevant information. This knowledge will help you identify the correct parts that are compatible with your vehicle.

CS95 NEW Front Friction Block Assembly (left/2 Drive) S401031-1000
 

Source Parts from Reliable Suppliers

To ensure the quality and authenticity of the spare parts, always source them from reputable suppliers. Look for suppliers with a proven track record and positive customer reviews. Reputable suppliers are more likely to provide genuine parts that meet industry standards, giving you peace of mind regarding the reliability and performance of the purchased components.

CS95 NEW Front Door Upper Hinge Assembly (left) S401054-0100 And 6106010-AP01
 

Check for OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Parts

Whenever possible, opt for OEM parts that are specifically designed for your vehicle. OEM parts are manufactured by the same company that produced the original parts in your vehicle. Choosing OEM parts ensures a higher level of compatibility, reliability, and quality, as they meet the manufacturer’s specifications.

CS95 NEW Rear Bumper Rear Mounting Bracket Assembly (right) S401067-1800 And 2804240-AP01
 

Consider the Quality and Warranty

While affordability is important, compromising on quality can lead to more significant expenses in the long run. Prioritize quality over cost by selecting auto spare parts made from durable materials and manufactured to high standards. Additionally, check the warranty provided by the supplier, as it reflects their confidence in the product’s quality and longevity.

CS95 NEW Rear Bumper Side Mounting Bracket Assembly (left) S401067-1500 And 2804210-AP01
 

Research and Compare Prices

To make a well-informed decision, conduct thorough research and compare prices from different suppliers. While it’s tempting to go for the cheapest option, it’s essential to strike a balance between affordability and quality. Look for competitive prices within a reasonable range and consider the overall value you’ll receive from the parts.

CS95 NEW Rear Bumper Trim (right) S401067-3800 And 2804113-AP31
 

Seek Expert Advice When Needed

If you’re uncertain about the specific parts required or have any doubts during the purchasing process, don’t hesitate to seek expert advice. Consult with a trusted mechanic or an auto parts specialist who can provide valuable insights and guidance. Their expertise can help you make the right choices and avoid potential pitfalls.

 

 
Ultimate FAQ Guide to Changan CS95 NEW Auto Spare Parts
 
 

Q: What is welding assembly?

A: Welding connects two or more disparate pieces by using high heat and pressure to melt them together. Once the material is cooled, the material fuses permanently to form one single part.

Q: What process is used to make car doors?

A: The manufacturing process comprises the following steps: (1) carrying out injection moulding on a door panel framework; (2) coating handrails; (3) welding the door panel framework and an insert panel, and welding sound absorption cotton; and (4) assembling a door panel assembly, wherein an automatic welding machine with hot rivet welding and ultrasonic welding functions is used in the step (3).

Q: How are doors attached to cars?

A: The hinges may be held to the door and door pillar by bolts or screws, or they may be bolted on one side and welded on the other. Alternatively, they may be welded to the car and door on both sides and held together by a hinge pin. If the fixings are screws, use a tight-fitting screwdriver to undo them.

Q: What are the working principles of brakes?

A: The general principle of a brake system is to prevent the wheel from turning or turning by using the friction between the non-rotating elements connected to the body (or frame) and the rotating elements connected to the wheel (or transmission shaft).

Q: What are the types of brake pads?

A: Semi-Metallic
Generally, most brake pads are semi-metallic with 30% to 70% metal such as copper, wood, steel, and wire material. These brake pads are popular for being budget-friendly and efficient. Furthermore, they are sturdy, heat resistant, and more effective than the other variants. Moreover, these brake pads are ideal for high-performance vehicles due to their prompt response.
Ceramic
Ceramic brake pads are usually more expensive than semi-metallic pads and they are famous for their efficient braking and heat absorption. Moreover, in comparison with other type of brake pads, they are cleaner and generate low noise. In addition, ceramic brake pads have better longevity in comparison with semi-metallic pads.
Low-Metallic, Non-Asbestos Organic (NAO)
The low-metallic NAO option is made with a combination of 10% to 30% steel or copper. It provides better breaking alongside the transfer of heat. Although these brake pads are somewhat noisy, they prevent dust accumulation, so that it cannot lead to a frozen calliper.
Non-Asbestos Organic
Non-asbestos brake pads are manufactured from organic resources and thus are softer and comparatively less noisy. The latest versions offer rubber and fibreglass options too. Although these pads are beneficial for the brake discs, they wear out quickly. Thus, it is not so helpful for off-road driving.

Q: Why is a brake pad replacement necessary?

A: While you are travelling by car, its wheels rotate very fast. This is why the brake pads get worn out due to intense friction with the brake disc. This leads to inefficient braking performance and a longer stopping time for the vehicle. Moreover, the speed at which a brake disc rotates affects the brake pads too. While you apply such immense pressure on the braking system, it reduces longevity of the brake parts. Under such circumstances, you need to replace the brake pads. Since the brake pads are made of metal, they start to make noise once the brake pad begins to damage after constant wear and tear. Therefore, servicing is mandatory to retain your vehicle's good performance. Now, you have a clear idea about what brake pads are. Consequently, it is essential to keep it in proper working condition so that you can enjoy a stable driving experience while hitting the road. However, if you notice any warning signs of your car's brake pads wearing out, you should immediately contact experts for professional assistance.

Q: How long do brake pads last?

A: Pad life can vary from the length of one or two track days to about 70,000 miles, with an average somewhere around 45,000 miles. Their longevity depends on many variables, including your driving style (whether you’re light or hard on the brake pedal), where you drive (flat desert versus snowy mountains, city versus highway), how you use your vehicle (commuting, towing, hauling), and the pads’ material (detailed below). Because of this, it’s good practice to check them (or have them checked) every 5000 miles and any time the wheels are off.

Q: When to replace your brake pads?

A: There are a variety of ways to tell if your pads are on their way out. If you hear a screeching, grinding, or metal-on-metal sound when you hit the brakes, that’s the pads screaming for mercy. The noise may come from a wear indicator, usually a tiny strip of metal embedded deep in the pad. As the friction material wears away, the indicator becomes exposed and scrapes against the disc to literally sound the alarm that the pads are shot. If the pad has no such wear indicator, or if you’ve tuned out the noise, you’re almost certain to hear it when the backing plate scrapes against the rotor. None of these sounds are good news, and none of them are subtle - but they all tell you when to replace brake pads. If you can feel the brake pedal pulsating as you press it down, it’s an indication that the pads aren’t making proper contact with the rotors and it’s time to replace them. Don’t confuse the pulsation caused by an anti-lock braking system with that of pad wear, though; if you’re unsure what’s causing the vibrations, visually inspect the pads. Some (but not all) cars have pad-wear sensors that measure the remaining thickness and will alert the driver when it’s time for new hardware. If your car tells you the pads are gone, they’re gone. (And you may need to replace the sensors as well.) If your brakes are not performing as well as you remember, it could be the pads giving out, or it could be another brake system issue, such as low hydraulic fluid or air in the lines. Don’t ignore any of these signs or you could ruin perfectly good rotors—or worse, you might go for the brake pedal one day and find a lacking response. If you need to replace any of your car’s brake pads, make sure you do so on both sides of the axle, not just one corner. It’s important to have balanced braking ability left to right to prevent the vehicle from pulling to one side when you press that pedal.

Q: What are the working principles of a spark plug?

A: Electrical energy is transmitted through the spark plug, jumping the gap in the plugs firing end if the voltage supplied to the plug is high enough. This electrical spark ignites the gasoline/air mixture in the combustion chamber.

Q: What is the function of the spark plug what is its effect?

A: The primary function of the spark plug is to ignite the air-fuel mixture within the combustion chamber under any operating condition. Spark plugs must provide a path and a location for electrical energy from the ignition coil to create a spark used to ignite the air-fuel mixture.

Q: How do spark plugs know when to fire?

A: The spark plug does not itself "know" when to ignite the air-fuel mixture. Instead, it is the engine's ignition system that determines when the spark plug should ignite the air-fuel mixture.

Q: Are spark plugs AC or DC voltage?

A: Technically it is both. The voltage sent to the spark plugs has a small DC voltage (the car's battery voltage, usually +12 volts) with an added very large AC component.

Q: Can a car start without spark plugs?

A: Without spark plugs, some vehicles won't start — or go anywhere. Because the health of this car part is directly linked to engine performance, bad spark plugs can often lead to more significant problems, including prolonged cold-starting and misfires during acceleration.

Q: How do you check if spark plugs are working?

A: Get someone to attempt to start the engine and you should see a strong blue spark jump from the plug to the engine. If this is a weak spark it may not be sufficient to overcome the immense cylinder pressures – which is why an in-line tester is a more reliable method of diagnosis.

Q: What causes a spark plug not to fire?

A: A leading cause of spark plug problems is a flow of engine oil into the combustion chamber. If oil leaks into the combustion chamber, it can cause the tip of the spark plug to get oily and dirty leading to premature failure.

Q: What sends electrical current to spark plugs?

A: Spark plugs are powered by the ignition system in your vehicle. The ignition system sends an electrical current to the spark plug, which creates a spark across the gap between the electrodes. This spark then ignites the air/fuel mixture in the combustion chamber, starting the combustion process.

Q: What happens if you crank an engine without spark plugs?

A: You may crank it and no harm will result, but it will have no compression or spark to ignite fuel. Yes, that is the only correct way to perform a compression test, and the throttle plate should also be open so there will be minimal resistance to air flow through the cylinders.

Q: What happens when spark plugs are dead?

A: Failing spark plugs can cause the car engine to misfire and thus affect its performance. A single spark plug that fails to ignite the fuel-air mixture can cause a halt in the running of the engine. It can result in incomplete combustion and damage to the catalytic converter of the car.

Q: How long do spark plugs last?

A: In any car care matter, it's always best to follow the Manufacturer Suggested Maintenance Schedule. Review your vehicle's suggested maintenance schedule to see when to replace your spark plugs. Luckily, spark plugs don't wear out very quickly. You can typically get 80,000 miles on them before they need replacing.

Q: What happens if you don't change the air filter in the car?

A: What happens if you don't change your air filter and it accumulates dirt? For starters, you could experience engine issues. If your vehicle is misfiring or having a difficult time starting, it may have a low air to fuel ratio. A contaminated air filter can restrict engine airflow and lead to a rich air/fuel mixture.

Q: How does the air filter work in a car?

A: Just as humans need oygen to breathe, a car needs oxygen for the combustion process. The air filter prevents any insects, dust, particles, sand or debris reaching the engine and ensures a good mixture of air and fuel to support performance. Car air filters come in different shapes: panels, circular or cylindrical.

Q: Where are the door hinges on a car?

A: Most cars have their hinges at the front of the door. The door is removed from the body by releasing the hinge securing screws or bolts or a central hinge pin.

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