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      The expansion of ignited gas in the piston cylinder of the engine turns the cam shaft, which drives the drive shaft which is ultimately hooked up to the wheels through a transmission and differential (rear wheel drive), or a trans axle (front wheel drive).
      this explosion of gas happens hundreds of times a second to produce sufficient rpms.

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