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GCWR is the maximum recommended weight of a vehicle with a towed trailer. A vehicle usually can't accept the same load of people and cargo when towing a trailer as it can without the trailer. GCWR is not the sum of GVWR plus maximum trailer payload.
Industry:Automotive
Global Positioning System along with the map data DVD are used by the navigation system to help locate a street address, point of interest or other location programmed into the navigation system.
Industry:Automotive
The maximum amount of weight that can be supported by each axle, as designated by the manufacturer.
Industry:Automotive
The total weight of a vehicle, including all its contents, plus the weight of a trailer and its entire contents. The GCW should not be allowed to exceed the Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR).
Industry:Automotive
The gross vehicle weight of the loaded trailer. See Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW).
Industry:Automotive
Maximum allowable weight of the loaded trailer. Must be published inside all RV camper trailers sold in North America. See Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR).
Industry:Automotive
The sum of curb weight and payload. Curb weight is the weight of a vehicle with all fluids, less driver, ready to be operated. Payload is the load added to a vehicle, including the driver, passengers and any other equipment or cargo.
Industry:Automotive
The maximum allowable loaded vehicle weight. It includes the vehicle and its equipment, fluids, occupants and cargo.
Industry:Automotive
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems.
Industry:Automotive
Helps keep the vehicle's interior cooler and helps reduce interior window fogging.
Industry:Automotive
